Zanesville High Falls to Newton in Naismith Playoff
Chicago March 31 Zanesville high school Ohio champions lost to Newton Kansas in an opening game of the evening. Newton led at half 11 10 then pulled away in the second half with Fourney and Morgan scoring. Morgan had 12 points and Fourney 10 while Lowe added eight from free throws. Newton to meet Lexington in tonight's second round as Westport Kansas City remains favorite to win.
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Chicago
Zanesville High School
Ohio
Newton
Kansas
Zanesville
Newt
Buckeyes
Fourney
Morgan
R. Smith
Lowe
W. Smith
Lexington
Kentucky
Westport High
Kansas City
Westport
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Guysville Clinches Season Win Over Green's Run 11 10
Guysville high school beat Green's Run high Saturday night in a close finale 11 to 10. Rodehaver sank the decisive basket with under a minute left in his last game for Guysville, Burroughs also retired, and the pair received gold cuff links between halves. In the junior game, Guysville girls defeated Stewart 12 to 2 led by Cunningham with five baskets.
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Guysville High School
Green's Run High
Guysville
Rodehaver
Burroughs
Stewart
Cunningham
Chicago games showcase fast pace with few upsets
Yesterday's basketball action featured swift play and close scores. Breckenridge High of San Antonio, Taxes, and Torrington, Conn. won 31 to 26, while Zanesville faced Newton in a 26 to 15 defeat. Dr. Joseph, Michigan's title holder, fell 31 to Pueblo, Colo., as Elkins High of West Virginia eyes New Trier of Chicago in today's matinee.
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Breckenridge High
San Antonio
Taxes
Torrington
Conn
Zanesville
Ohio
Newton
Kansas
Buckeye
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Westport
Kansas City
Dr. Joseph
Michigan
Pueblo
Colo
Elkins High School
West Virginia
New Trier
Chicago
West
Mt Everest Climbing Risk In Sunstroke Near Summit
A fragment notes climbers near Everest summit face danger from sunstroke and falls, highlighting perilous conditions at extreme altitude and the need for caution in high altitude expeditions.
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Mt. Everest
Blue Devils eliminated in first round of national tourney
Ohio state high school champions of Zanesville fell to Newton Kansas in the first round at the University of Chicago. Newton won 26 to 15 in Chicago on March 31, ending Zanesville's bid in the national scholastic basketball tournament.
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Blue Devils
Chicago
Ohio
Zanesville
University of Chicago
Newton
Kansas
NUGGING HAD A SLUGGING TRIO
Petersbur g Fla March 31. Babe Ruth signals a Yankee comeback as this spring shows a formidable outfield trio led by Ruth Combs and Mussol Mouse with strong batting and base running.
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John B. Foster
Ted Press
Petersburg
Fla
Ruth
New York Yankees
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Col. Rppert
Combs
John Mostil
Mouse
Huggins
Paschal
Cullop
Helen Wills Excelsinos on Italian Courts In Rome
Miss Helen Wills impressed on her Rome debut at the Roman tennis club. She lost 7-5 to Clemente Serventi in a one set exhibition, then teamed with Giorgio De Stefano to beat Serventi and Countess Gianuzzi 6-4 in a mixed doubles exhibition. The gallery included nobles and American students in robes. Her graceful play earned applause despite a brief off form showing.
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Rome
Helen Wills
Clemente Serventi
Giorgio de Stefano
Serventi
Gianuzzi
Helen
Paris
Deuce
Dempsey Given Six Weeks To Live By New York Commission
New York March 31 Jack Dempsey faces a six week period to live as James A Farley head of the New York state athletic commission threats to strip him for not defending against Harry Wills. Farley hints May 15 as a potential execution date while noting public opinion may sway the ruling.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Jack Dempsey
James A. Farley
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Wills
Farley
Dempsey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Gene Tunney
Wills
Thempsey
Only a Kid He Impresses Giants With Ball Playing Skills
A young player astonished the Giants with notable ball handling and field sense, drawing praise for instinctive moves and potential impact on the team. Observers note his composure and quick decision making during drills and scrimmage play.
Ott Seen as Future Giants Star By McGraw
Melvin Ott, a 17 year old New Orleans high school catcher, attracts Giants manager John McGraw who plans to develop him as an outfielder due to his hitting and fielding prowess.
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Arasota, Fla
Melvin Ott
New Orleans
McGraw
Giants
Ott
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Fruit trees should not be sprayed in full bloom
A cautionary note warns against spraying fruit trees during full bloom because the poison could kill honeybees essential for pollinating the blossoms.
Room 18 Wins Silver Trophy in Junior High
Room 18 defeated Room 8 12 to 11 in overtime after a 11 to 11 draw at the high school gym. Strickland led winners with six points, while Brock scored two for the losers. Cross officiated and the cup was presented in chapel by Junior High president William Cooper.
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Room 8
Fields
Stanley
Kerns
Strickland
Brock
Cross
William Cooper
Golf Has Edge Over Baseball in College Athletics
Lawrence Perry argues that growing college golf programs threaten to divert funds from other sports as stadium expansion rises. He notes expanding football venues and new amphitheaters while colleges delay building golf courses, arguing that golf's rising popularity strains athletic budgets despite limited revenue.
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Lawrence Perry
Middle West
General Athletic Fund
Boxing results from New York Toronto and St John
Frankie Albano of the fourteenth regiment decisively outpointed Steve Culver of the 242nd infantry in eight rounds. Bushey Graham of Utica fought a ten round draw with California Joe Lynch in Toronto. Chris Newton, Canadian junior lightweight champion, drew ten rounds with Newport Johnny Brown in St John. The Romans grow 22 kinds of apples for general use.
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New York
Frankie Albano
Fourteenth Regiment
Steve Culver
242Nd Infantry
Bridgeport
Toronto
Bushey Graham
Utica
N. Y
California
Joe Lynch
San Francisco
St. John
N. B
Chris Newton
Newport Johnny Brown
Cambridge
Mass
Jack Johnson Dubious Gym Sparked By Boxing Controversy
Chicago reports Jack Johnson seeks to open a health emporium housing a prize fight ring. Police suspect the gym as a fight pen and vow enforcement under Illinois prize fighting ban as Chicago weighs legalizing the sport before the April primary.
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Owen L. Scott
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Jack
Johnson
Corporation
Francis X. Busch
Busch
Illinois
Collins
Jennings Advised to Remain Idle at Sanitarium
Hughey Jennings assistant manager of the New York Nationals and patient at Winyah Sanitarium tuberculosis hospital will stay through the summer if he follows doctors orders officials announced today in Asheville North Carolina.
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Asheville
N. C
Hughey Jennings
New York Nationals
Winyah Sanitarium
Many settlers in sight for Canada under scheme
Five thousand newcomers are expected to settle in Canada this year under the Land Settlement scheme. Major John Barnett, chairman of the Soldier Settlement Board, announced the target as part of the government program.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
John Barnett
Soldier Settlement Board
Hair Groom Promises All Day Gentle Hair Care
A valued combing cream named Hair Groom is described as greaseless and inexpensive at drugstores. It is said to give a natural gloss, keep hair well-groomed and styled all day, even after washing, and may help grow thicker, heavier hair for business and social occasions.
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Ommoans
Green
Room 18
Jennings
Dark Horse
Mr. Linscott
L. L. Linscott
Moise
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Pomeroy
the Harnit & Hewitt Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
the Emerson
Ambassador New Spring
Florsheim
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