Weather Compacts Ohio U Spring Football Game
Ohio University weather shaped a spring football game, as the White team beat the Greens 25-0 at Athens Stadium. Coach Carroll Widdoes praised veterans and noted several sophomores showing promise, with key players shifting positions for fall plans and film study highlighting crisp blocks and solid tackles.
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Tom Redman
Nick Henslar
Charles Stobart
Norm Leggett
Larry Buckles
Logan
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Finsterwald Finishes Second at Miami Beach Open
Don Finsterwald of Athens earns 1600 after a record front nine and missing a 15 foot birdie to force a playoff with Gardner Dickinson Jr. in the Miami Beach Open. Dickinson wins 2712 to take first, with Billy Maxwell also second at 273.
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Athens
Gardner Dickinson, Jr
Miami Beach
Finsterwald
Billy Maxwell
Dickinson
Maxwell
Maxell
Marwell
Dow
Gallipolis Blue Devils Track Team Rosters Revealed
Gallipolis announces a 25 member track squad under Coach Quince Thompson with 22 lettermen remaining. Roster lists seniors John Milhoan Carl Jenkins Walter Neal Butch Roberts Verlin Presson juniors Bob Gillespie Keith Moore Bert Smith Kenneth Dillon Bill Voreh Charles Borden sophomores Bob Bateman Ronnie Carr Eugene Garnes Harland Conley Jimmy Beaver Joe Pickett Ronnie Waugh Renee Pan Plymale freshmen Joe Jamison Chuck Beachout David North Albert Lee Jimmy Davis Freddy Ferguson. First meet set for April 11 at Chillicothe in a triangular against Gallipolis Circleville.
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Quince Thompson
Blue Devil
Ronnie Fisher
Louie Phillips
John Milhoan
Letterman
Carl Jenkins
Walter Neal
Butch Roberts
Verlin Presson
Bob Gillespie
Keith Moore
Bert Smith
Kenneth Dillon
Bill Voreh
Charles Borden
Bob Bateman
Ronnie Carr
Eugene Garnes
Harland Conley
Jimmy Beaver
Joe Pickett
Ronnie Waugh
Renee Pan Plymale
Joe Jamison
Chuck Beachout
David North
Albert Lee
Jimmy Davis
Freddy Ferguson
Chillicothe
En Gallipolis
Circleville
Cincy Elyria Bowlers Lead in Ohio Tourney
Cincinnati entrants Joe Brinkman and Tom Junker led doubles with 1346 points while Elyria’s Cleve Benton topped singles with 693, giving a shift in division leads after the weekend of bowling at the 38th annual Ohio State Knights of Columbus tournament. Jack Burger of Cincinnati kept the all events lead with 1859. M. Marino of Ashtabula was fifth with 1710.
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Elyria
Ohio State Knights of Columbus
Joe Brinkman
Tom Junker
Cleve Benton
J. Fiore
Ig Lexington
Jack Burger
M. Marino
Ashtabula
Sox Trade Payoff Seen From Doby Aparicio Deal
Chicago White Sox manager Marty Marion praises the Doby Aparicio trade for left handed power and defensive upgrades. He notes Doby and Aparicio have given the team balance and potential punch, with key question marks in pitching and third base.
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Chico
Aparicio
Marion
Walter Dropo
Nellie Fox
George Kell
Marty
Billy Pierce
Dick Donovan
Jack Harshman
Sox
Minnie Minoso
Jim Rivera
Bob Nieman
Rivera
Bob Kennedy
Kell
Ron Northey
Bubba Phillips
Round Robin to Decide Olympic Team
The NCAA NIT AAU and armed forces champions prepare as a four team, three day round robin in Kansas City April 24 to choose the U S Olympic roster for Melbourne. Twelve men will be named to the team with five to seven from the round robin and the rest selected from its rosters.
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AAU
Armed Forces
Melbourne
Olympic Committee
Kansas City
Iowa Miler Sets Relays Pace With 4 07.5 Mile
Iowa senior Ted Wheeler captured the Bankers Mile at the Chicago Daily News Relays with 4:07.5 cutting the season’s third best time and ranking as the fourth fastest mile in Relays history. He beat Phil Coleman by a yard as Dillard and Courtney also starred in events across the program.
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Ted Wheeler
Iowa
Chicago Daily News
Wheeler
Wes Santee
Ron Delaney
Santee
Gil Dodds
Phil Coleman
Harrison Dillard
Arnie Lowell
Jerry Welbourn
Charles Jones
Tom
Pittsburgh Speedster Named Relay's Star
Arnie Sowell led Pittsburgh to victory in the two mile relay at the Chicago Daily News Relays Saturday night and was voted meet outstanding athlete. He claimed eight of 15 first place ballots and 34 points, with Ted Wheeler earning 25 points and Harrison Dillard 13 points with one first place vote.
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Arnie Sowell
Pittsburgh
Chicago Daily News
Sowell
Ted Wheeler
Harrison Dillard
Canadiens Triumph as Montreal Leads 3-1 in Series
Montreal defeated New York 5 3 to take a 3-1 lead in their best of seven. Detroit downed Toronto 6-4, moving 3-0 in their series as action wrapped for the weekend.
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New York
Detroit
Toronto
Class A Winners Claim State Title In Ohio Final
Arcanum and Middletown emerge as state champions as Arcanum wins Class A title 91 to 69 over McKinley in Cleveland finals. Middletown, boasting the top tournament record in Ohio history, seals its claim as a state champion amid a gymnasium short on suitable home facilities.
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Cleveland
Arcanum
Middletown
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Arcanum aims to capture Class B crown in close win
Arcanum defeated Columbus St. Marys 72 to 71 to seize the Class B title, their first tournament appearance. Middletown High star Jerry Lucas, age 15, exploded for 53 points in the semifinal and 44 in the final as Middletown clinched its sixth Class A championship. Lucas, an all Ohio center, pledged pride in his senior teammates and reflected on his unlikely rise from junior high to stardom. Arcanum endured away games, using multiple gyms to avoid hostile floors.
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Cleveland
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Darke County
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Middletown Wins Ohio Class A Basketball Title 91-69
Crowds greet undefeated Middletown as they cap a sixth state Class A title with a 91 69 win over Canton McKinley. Arcanum also salutes its first state crown after 9000 fans welcome the Class B champions. Ohio history notes shift to new Class designations next season.
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Ernest Fisher
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Dayton
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Ohio National Guard
Dayton University
Sunday Mixed EE Bowling Standings And Results
Weekly results list top team bowlers from Southerton Mia Marsh and New Marsh with scores. Individual results show M Engelshind H Cornwell V Widdoes Bob Jones Ridenour and others with series and totals.
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Wagners
Miller
N. Marsh
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G. Sapp
R. Peters
G.D. Fultz
C. Martin
Cage Scores College NIT Championship and Related Tournament Results
Louisville defeats Dayton 93 to 80 for the College NIT title. St Joseph's 93 over St Francis 82 for third place. In AU tournament Seattle Buchan Bakers 59 over Phil lips Oilers 57. Moble ADA Oilers 77 over Milwaukee Allen Bradley 76. Syracuse 122 Philadelphia 118. Best of five series tied 1-1 Fort Wayne 107 St Louis 84 in another game.
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St. Francis
Seattle Buchan Bakers
Phillips Oilers
Moble Ada Oilers
Milwaukee
Allen Bradley
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne
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Lillard’s 2018 Leads ABC in All Events
In Rochester Ohio Cincinnati Toledo Marion, Bill Lillard of Chicago and Texas origin tops the 53rd American Bowling Congress all-events with a nine-game 2018 total. Stan Gofford shares the doubles lead with Lillard as the field closes weekend play.
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ABC
Rochester
N. Y
Bill Lillard
Chicago
Stan Gofford
Cincinnati
Toledo-Marion
IHL Scores Sunday a 5 4 Cincinnati Over Toledo Marion
Cincinnati defeated Toledo Marion 5 to 4 and leads the best of seven series two games to none. The Sunday tilt extended the matchup with Cincinnati pulling ahead early and holding on for the win.
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Toledo
Marion
Finalists Top Tourney Team Named In Class B Honors
Ron Puterbaugh of Arcanum and Dave Barker of Columbus St. Marys headlined the Class B Ohio high school All Tournament basketball team with Arcanum earning three first team spots and St. Marys two. The second team lists Alan Chase P Odensweiller Tom Caine Buccilla Karns among others from Wiltshire Chagrin and Arcanum.
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Arcanum
Dave Barker
Columbus St. Mary's
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Bill Stewart
St. Marys
Terry Norris
Marv Engle
Alan Chase
Wiltshire
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Chagrin Balls
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al Buccilla
Rex Karns
Illinois Eyes All Star Tilt
Howard V. Millard announces plans for an annual All-Star High School Senior Basketball Game to fund the Illinois Hall of Fame. The decision will pit Illinois against Kentucky Indiana or Iowa Wisconsin selections as designated by press groups.
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Howard V. Millard
Decatur Herald and Review
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Illinois
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Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Boxing Titles
In Mexico City Raul Macias stops Leo Espinosa to retain the NBA bantam weight title. In Hollywood Jimmy Palaza loses to Sanders in an outpoint decision. Havana sees Gustavos Acosta beat Jerry Fowler with a ten round result. Manila reports Akiyoshi Akanuma stopping Ben Esco bar in nine rounds.
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Mexico
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
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Hollywood
Jimmy Palaza
Los Angeles
Sanders
Newark
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Havana
Gustavos Acosta
Cuba
Jerry Fowler
Manila
Akiyoshi Akanuma
Japan
Ben Escobar
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Tuesday Schedule
A busy set of exhibition games reports scores for major teams including Kansas City Washington New York Brooklyn Cleveland Milwaukee St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Baltimore and Detroit. The schedule lists Boston Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Kansas City Detroit Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee St. Louis.
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Brooklyn
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Redleg Pilot Expects Note of Klippstein
TAMPA FLA Birdie Tebbetts, manager of the Cincinnati Redlegs, says pitcher Johnny Klippstein should be a big winner this year. Tebbetts cited the slider he mastered last season as the key to new confidence and consistent success. In exhibition play, Tom Acker and Jack Taylor struggled as Chicago White Sox won 6 to 1, aided by Redleg errors and early hits.
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Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati Redlegs
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Birdie
Klippstein
Tebbetts
Redlegs
Chicago White Sox
Tom Acker
Jack Taylor
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Taylor
Chicago
Cincinnati
Johnny Temple
Acker
Indians Triumph In Spring Exhibition Over Giants
Cleveland manager Al Lopez says the Indians show progress this week with improvements by Al Rosen and Vic Wertz. Earl Averill drives in the winning run in a 4 3 victory after Score allows four hits through 11 innings, while Willie Mays belts a first inning homer.
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al Lopez
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
al Rosen
Vic Wertz
Lopez
Bob Avila
Earl Averill
Indians
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Herb Score
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Bob Lemon
Willie Mays
George Wilson
Wes Westrum
Foster Castleman
Don Mueller
Jim Busby
al Smith
Chico Carrasquel
Averill
Baker faces Lowry in big New York bout at St Nicholas
Larry Baker of Indianapolis parks an unbeaten seven win streak against Pat Lowry a 26 year old ex Marine from Toledo in a televised main event at St Nicholas Arena tonight Dumont TV 10 p.m. EST.
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Indianapolis
Pat Lowry
Toledo
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Dumont
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