Grover reports on basketball coaching clash and baseball hopefuls
Mitch Grover, at the National Association of Basketball Coaches meeting in Chicago, predicts major talks on removing stalling from basketball and cites proposed rules affecting possession. Ohio baseball candidates drill on the Peden field, left-handed hitters show promise, while pitchers and fielders work lightly.
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Chicago
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Butch
Ohio
Peden
Iball
Butch Grover
Heath's two run homer lifts Reds to 10 9 win
In a slugfest at Bunnell Field the Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Athletics 10 to 9. Mickey Heath delivered a ninth inning two run homer to seal the victory after Jimmy Foxx had tied it with a two four-bagger for the Athletics.
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Lott and Vines Fall in Houston Tournament Upset
In the Houston Invitational Tennis event only three top players remain after three rounds. Ellsworth Vines, the national singles champion, fell in the first match while George Lott Jr. was defeated by Karl Kamrath 6-4 7-5. Martin Buaxley also exited after a 6-8 6-0 loss to Jimmy Quick.
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Kansas City
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Chicago
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Texas University
Oregon Puts Doe Spears On the Pan
Oregon officials criticized for negotiating with Dr. Clarence W. Spears while his contract at Oregon still had three years to run. Spears left his $11 500 post to take an $10 000 Wisconsin professorship with full charge of Badger football policies.
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Princeton
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Londos Defends World Crown in Cleveland Title Win
Jim Londos the Greek world heavyweight champion retained the title by defeating Jim Clinstock in Public Hall Cleveland before 6317 fans. Londos used his flying move to end the match in 37 minutes and escaped two body scissors holds after Clinstock pressed the action with his legs and pins.
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Schmeling Sails for U S Tour Start in Toronto
Heavyweight champion Max Schmeling sails from Hamburg aboard the New York to begin an exhibition tour on June 14 with Jack Sharkey. The plan includes a Toronto start and stops in 15 North American cities.
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Cubs Top Tigers 9 to 5 in Detroit Test
Chicago defeated Detroit 9 to 5 after trailing early as Bridges Whitehill Uhlie and Susce supported by Ruel Root and Hemsley provided the Chicago victory. In another game Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 6 to 4 in 11 innings.
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Pittsburgh
Ping Pong Wizard Sparks Comeback Tale at Waldorf Astoria
Henry McLemore narrates the rise of a frail, unathletic man who, after trying many sports and enduring failures, masters ping pong. He advances from makeshift tables to a national tournament invitation at the Waldorf Astoria, signaling a dramatic triumph.
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National Basketball Coaches Association Considers Rule Changes
In Chicago the National Basketball Coaches Association discusses radical rule proposals for college basketball. Dr. Walter Meanwell suggests ending all free throws at half time and using cancellation to reward teams with more made free throws. Other ideas include a five second held ball in back court and a one bounce dribble limit. Mayor Griffith opens the meetings with a trends talk. About 200 coaches attend.
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National Basketball Coaches Association
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Wisconsin
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Crabbe Sets New 1500 Meter National Record
In New Haven Buster Crabbe of the Los Angeles A. C. clipped 19 minutes 45.6 seconds to break his own national senior AAU record in Carnegie pool. James Cristy of the University of Michigan was runner up with 19 minutes 54.4 seconds.
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Fight Fund Diversion Good Roads Federation Petition
Columbus March 31 The Ohio Good Roads Federation memorialized the General Assembly against a relief program proposal that would permit political subdivisions to divert their highway funds to relief. The federation says cities plan large street programs and use relief lists to fund jobs for unemployed workers and their families.
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Stagg to Speak at Celina High School Banquet
A. Stagg head football coach of the University of Chicago will speak Friday night at the Celina High School athletic banquet. He is noted as one of the oldest active coaches in the country.
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Fifth annual Columbus diocesan basketball tourney set
The fifth annual Columbus diocesan basketball tournament for Catholic high schools will be held here on March 10 and 14, 1993, announced today.
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