Ohio U and Cubs boosted by upsets and comebacks
A Cincinnati Bearcats loss 83 74 to Ohio U highlighted a trend of upsets and strong coaching. Jim Snyder of Ohio U travels to Minneapolis for coaching events, plus college tournament aims. Cubs and other sports notes include Frankie Baumholtz's early camp success and Skip Alexander's fundraiser for medical expenses.
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Cincinnati
Jim Snyder
Ohio U. Bobcats
Bearcats
Snyder
Ohio
Shoppers and Dairymen Extend Bee League Undefeated Run
Banks Sport Shop stays unbeaten with a 55-49 win over Gibson Schloss as Dairymen post their fifth victory. Nye Chevrolet, American Legion and Kyle Clothiers face tough nights, while Winefordner scores 24 for the Dairymen and Rose leads Legion with 17.
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LOO Gibson-Schloss
American Legion
Nye Chevrolet
Kyle Clothiers
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Whitehouse
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Rose
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Neuteling
Cuesedunes
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Forder Capes Stated
Abast
Derby Trial Horses Listed for 1951 Kentucky Derby
Louisville reports 122 eligibles for the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs with all but 26 named. Two noted absentees are Battlefield and Timely Reward. The Trial, a Churchill Downs spring feature since 1938, previews the Run for Roses and has produced Derby winners, including Calumet Farm’s 1948 double winner.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
George D. Widener
Mrs. W. Gilroy
Davis Makes Eastern Debut
John L. Davis of Oakland the California lightweight champ makes his Eastern debut against Eddie Giosa of Philadelphia in Madison Square Garden tonight. The 10 pm EST bout will be broadcast by ABC and telecast by NBC. Davis, No. 2 in the lightweight rankings, was booked to meet Ike Williams before Williams canceled due to a sore right shoulder. Davis has a 33 15 and 2 record and seeks a title shot in May if the garden bout goes well.
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New York
John L. Davis
Oakland
California
Eddie Giosa
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
ABC
NBC
Davis
Ike Williams
Williams
Seattle
Ike Tonigh
Bra
Giose
Barons and Bears Lead in AHL Playoff Openers
The Cleveland Barons and Hershey Bears seized 2-0 leads in their AHL playoff series. Hershey edged Indianapolis 4 3 to tighten the best of five in the East, while Cleveland crushed Buffalo 7 2 to take the Western Division title contenders into a 2-0 advantage in a best of seven.
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Cleveland Barons
Hershey Bears
Hershey
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
Baujan Steps Down As Baseball Coach at Dayton
Dayton announces Harry C Baujan steps down as head baseball coach. He names John Marshall, former assistant, to take over. Marshall says candidates begin practice next Monday. Dayton schedules 16 games opening April against Ohio State in Columbus.
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Ben Hogan
Dayton
Harry C Baujan
University of Dayton Athletic
Dief
Baujan
John Marshall
Toledo Rockets Triumph 69 62 Over Lawrence Tech
Toledo University Rockets tuned up for the Bradley Invitational in Peoria Illinois by defeating Lawrence Tech of Detroit 69 to 62 last night.
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Peoria
Ill
Toledo University
Rockets
Lawrence Tech
Detroit
Ohio River Licenses Go on Sale June 6
The Conservation Commission announced new separate Ohio River hunting and fishing licenses go on sale June 6. Each will cost $2. The old $1 licenses remain valid through June 5 and will be honored for the rest of the year. Licenses are available only to Ohio residents by county border clerks.
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Charleston
W. Va
Conservation Commission
Ohio
Ohio River
Whitcraft Named Forwards On All-Ohio Class B Third Team
Whitcraft of Gibisonville Hocking County earns Class B third team forward honors joining Jerry Roof of Corning Railroaders as fellow finalists named among the 1951 All-Ohio selections. The group, chosen from over 20 000 players across 880 Class B squads, honors individual brilliance rather than team records.
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Roof
Whitcraft
Columbus
Associated Press
I Ws
Tewasianetas Baa
Grand Rapids
Don Trumbull
Waynesburg
Ken Estee
Ashley
Dick Howard
Little Gibisonville
Hocking County
Harry Whitcraft
Corning
Railroaders
Athens
Jerry Roof
Billi McGrath
Shawnee
Gibisonville
Rough'n Tumble among Derby favorites after Santa Anita win
Frances A. Genter's Rough'n Tumble, a Kentucky Derby hopeful, has demonstrated steady stakes form and two-year-old placings. He captured the Santa Anita Derby last month after starting with $7000 purchase price, earning $120,480 to date and moving from California to Kentucky for Derby contention.
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Louisville
Frances A. Genter
California
Kentucky
Belmont
Melvin Calvert
Rough'n Tumble
Garden State Park
Iswas
Jamaica
Repetoire
Rough'n Tumbie
Rough’n Tumbie
HONORABLE MENTION FORWARDS AND CENTERS AND GUARDS LIST
A list of honorable mention players by position includes forwards Charles Annis Waverly Don Kelley Cardington Perry Nicholas Leavittsburg Ted Bintz Fremont St Joe Jerry Scott Norton Bobby Jacoby Blanchester Bill Youmans Sebring Bill Kelly Lancaster St Mary Gene Fogle Carlisle Ike Hoestetler Walnut Creek Don Kelly Poland Kevin OConnor Lima St Rose Jack Rogers College Corner Jim Smith Sandusky St Marys Le Roy Thompson Waynesburg George West Greenford Dick Howard Ashley Paul Porter Cridersville centers Tom Bopeley London Fred Toth Trenton Wilbur Striker Sulphur Springs Bill Swift Vienna James Feeney Mr Vernon St Vincent Ronnie Condon Arcanum Moore Olive Branch guards Lee Kreis Philo Doe Florence Springboro Bob Kreidler Sandusky St Marys Robert Householder Somerset Roy Welty Chester Bob Cutter Reading Joe Florence Springboro Dick Gunder Marion St Mary Joe Hood Seven Mile James Jones Mineral Ridge Chuck Kegley Brecksville Tom Rapp Beaver Nat Shure Warren St Marys Denny Waters South Zanesville Gene Borough Grand Rapids.
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Charles Annis
Waverly
Don Kelley
Cardington
Perry Nicholas
Leavittsburg
Ted Bintz
Fremont St. Joe
Jerry Scott
Norton
Bobby Jacoby
Blanchester
Bill Youmans
Sebring
Bill Kelly
Lancaster St. Mary
Gene Fogle
Carlisle
Ike Hoestetler
Walnut Creek
Don Kelly
Poland
Kevin O'Connor
Lima St. Rose
Jack Rogers
College Corner
Jim Smith
Sandusky St. Marys
Leroy Thompson
Waynesburg
George West
Greenford
Dick Howard
Ashley
Paul Porter
Cridersville
Tom Bopeley
London
Fred Toth
Trenton
Wilbur Striker
Sulphur Springs
Bill Swift
Vienna
James Feeney
Vernon St. Vincent
Ronnie Condon
Arcanum
Moore
Olive Branch
Bill McGrath
Shawnee
Mickey Miller
Spencerville
Cliff Zempter
Minford
Dave Roller
Lee Kreis
Philo
Doe Florence
Springboro
Bob Kreidler
Sandusky St
Marys
Robert Householder
Somerset
Roy Welty
Chester
Bob Cutter
Reading
Joe Florence
Dick Gunder
Marion St. Mary
Joe Hood
Seven Mile
James Jones
Mineral Ridge
Chuck Kegley
Brecksville
Tom Rapp
Beaver
Nat Shure
Warren St. Marys
Denny Waters
South Zanesville
Gene Borough
Grand Rapids
James Hoffman
Marysville
Bob Fiely
Fort Recovery
Jim Rozier
Lockland Wayne
Bob Troyer
Jobe Tucker
Don Miller
Lronton St. Joseph
Jerry Roof
Corning
Don Trumbull
Whitcr
Lowell Shumaker
Leesville
Paul Hockman
Bremen
Ken Estee
Roland Dulaney
Joe Cassidy
Lloyd Jacoby
Wayne Township
Lindell Back To Pitching End Chisox Exhibition Win Streak
A minor league Hollywood club stopped the Chicago White Sox eight game exhibition win streak with a 6 to 2 victory in Movie Land. Johnne Lindell, a former Yankee slugger, threw a one hit game. The Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 8 in Miami moonlight as Jackie Robinson homered with three runs in the third inning. The Yankees ended a three game skid by routing Sacramento 11 to 0 led by Mickey Mantle who drove in several runs as New York collected 15 hits. Clyde McCullough and Dale Long homered for Pittsburgh in a 13 to 4 win over St. Louis. Sid Hudson and Gene Pearsall combined for six hits as Washington edged Boston 6 to 5 in St. Petersburg. Hal Smith hit a pinch hit home run for St. Louis against New York in the third.
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Associated Press
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Hollywood
Chisox
Movieland
Johnne Lindell
Yankee
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Miami
Jackie Robinson
Yankees
Sacramento
Mickey Mantle
Joe DiMaggio
New
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Browns
Clyde McCullough
Dale Long
Pirates
St. Louis
Sevasota
Pio
Washington Senators
Boston
Sid Hudson
Gene Pearser Ant
St. Petersburg
St. Louis Carty
New York Giants
Hal Alice
Easter Bat Heals Swinging Indians Reach Loss in 10th
Luke Easter, Cleveland Indians first baseman, returned to batting practice after elbow injury, belting a homer. Chicago Cubs won 8-7 in 10 innings as Chuck Connors drove in the winning run with a bases loaded single. Indians had 14 hits led by Orestes Minoso with a two-run homer and four total homers. Bob Kennedy and Lou Klein each had three hits.
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Luke
Indians
Chicago
Cubs
Bob Lemon
Paul Minner
Frankie Baumbotz
al Olsen
Cleveland
Tribe
Orestes Minoso
Bob Kennedy
Lou Klein
Redlegs Rally Fall Short in 11-10 Loss to Braves
In Sarasota, the Cincinnati Redlegs outhit the Braves 17 to 11 but muffed several errors and weak pitching cost them. Livya Merriman hit a two run homer in the 10th and drove in the tying run in the eighth, yet four errors by rookie Jock Baumer and six hits allowed by Ewell Blackwell doomed Cincinnati to an eighth loss in 11 Grapefruit League games.
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Fla
Cincinnati Redlegs
Boston Braves
Redlegs
Livya Merrimey
Braves
Ewell Blackwel
Cincinnati
Blackwell
Jock Baumer
Baumer
Merriman
Browns Sign Veteran Adams and Houston For 1951 Season
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown announced contract signings by two veterans. Captain Tony Adamle defensive fullback and Lin Houston guard inked deals for 1951. Adamle enters his fifth season with the club while Houston begins his sixth.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Tony Adcamie
Lin Houston
Adamle
Browns
Houston
Kentucky Coach Rupp Worried About Illinois
New York AP report says Adolph Rupp fears Illinois as Kentucky faces the Illini in the NCAA East final at Madison Square Garden. Rupp cites Bob Peterson and Spivey as matchup concerns while Kentucky aims to reach the national final in Minneapolis.
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Rupp
Illinois
NEW York
Adolph Rupp
Bob Peterson
Titinai
Wantuellewelaeh
Dunnette Leads MVS All Star Club With Philo Pair
John Dunnette of Glouster earned first team honors on the Muskingum Valley League all star basketball squad chosen by coaches. He moves to forward to pair with Torbert of Philo, while Border of Dresden is center and Lee Kries of Philo and Roger Newton of New Lexington are guards. Second team includes Melick of Roseville Archer of Dresden Moore of Crooksville Atkinson of New Concord Catchpole of New Lexington. Johnston four others mentioned: Janusz Philo Ballentine New Concord Jamison Dresden Aberight New Lexington. Offic еrs elected Karl Bodenbender Glouster superintendent president Robert Regula vice president Ed Duitch secretary.
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John Dunnette
Moore
Crooksville
Atkinson
New Concord
Catchpole
New Lex
Johnston
Janusz
Philo
Ballentine
Jamison
Dresden
Albright
Karl R. Bodenbender
Glouster
Robert Regula
Ed Duitch
ROUNDUP OF EXHIBITION BASEBALL AND PLAYOFFS IN EARLY ACTION
Exhibition baseball results show Boston beat Cincinnati in 10 innings and other scores across major teams. Boxing notes include Norman Thompson stopping Herb Quintero in Florida. NBA playoff games feature Syracuse over Philadelphia and Fort Wayne edging Rochester. Hockey sees Cleveland and Hershey leads in American League and overtime.
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Fla
Norman Thompson
Paterson
N. J
Herb Quintero
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Orlando Zulueta
Fiavana
Cuba
Jimmy Richmond
Baltimore
Carroll U Opens Freshmen Eligibility for Main Varsity Teams
Carroll University announced that its varsity football and basketball rosters next season will admit freshmen. For spring sports, eligibility will be granted to freshmen who enrolled last September, effective March 31.
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Cleveland
Ohn Carroll University
Area Fighters Lose in finals
Four Athens area boxers fell in the Zanesville AAU tourney finals at municipal auditorium on Wednesday and will not advance to Toledo’s Tournament of Champions. Moore and Rose of Athens and Hoover of Albany were edged in hairline decisions, while Green of Athens was stopped in a semi final. Vasey of Muskingum College nudged out Green then beat Moore for the semi final berth.
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Zanesville
Athens
Municipal Auditorium
Toledo
Donnie Moore
Bill Rose
Marion Hoover
Albany
Kink Green
Moore
Rose
Ken Vasey
Muskingum College
Green
Vasgy
del Campbell
Hoover
Don Stott
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Buddy) Hoffman
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