Kaseys edge Oscars in overtime 33 29 in tense finale
The Kaseys outplayed the Oscars most of the game on their home floor. A late Oscar rally tied the score at 25 all in regulation, then Fredericks missed two free throws sending the game to overtime where the Kaseys held on for a 33 29 win.
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R. van Almen
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Gellenbeck
Cade
Hrogan
Co. Miller
Stabler
Lieber
C. Miller
King
Pertog Lieber
Stahler
Columbus Hoover Team Beats Erie 32-27 in North Canton
The Columbus Hoover Sweeper Co. team defeated Erie Di Vision 32 to 27 Saturday night in North Canton. Guard Edwards led with 14 points on seven goals, while C Hoffman added nine with four baskets and a foul. Dalton topped Erie with 12 points after four fouls.
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Hoover Sweeper Co
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North Canton
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Cambridge Crew Defeats Oxford in Two-Man Rowing Match
Cambridge crew defeated Oxford in a late row across the river. The Oxford boat suffered a sinking mishap near the Hungerford Bridge as Cambridge paddled to finish line at the event in London on March 28.
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Oscar Credits Win City League Playoff Title in Canton
The Oscar Credits defeated the Noakers in a post season city league playoff to claim the class 4 basketball championship of the city. Buffo and Studer will manage the Oscar team with broad local amateur experience backing them through A. I. Oscar.
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George Miller
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Roth
Harry van Alman
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Lieber
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Stahler
Wed van Alman
Noakers
Ar “i
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Canton
A. I
Winchester Claims Five of Best Shots
Five top trapshooters representing Winchester dominated clay target events through 1924. Winchester has supported elite shooters for over a quarter century, with names like Ellott Taylor Tomlin Spencer Hawkins delivering strong scores. In 1922 five shooters racked 23 450 targets. in 1924 the team fired 13 180 targets averaging 713 dollars per shoot, with Taylor and Tom combining 67 percent and Taylor with Hawkins exceeding 94 percent.
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John Taylor
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Fred Tomlin
Charley Spencer
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Schaefer to Meet Hoppe in Milliard Parlor Exhibition
World renowned billiards men Young Jake Schaefer and Willie Hoppe schedule a matchup at Milliard Parlors tomorrow afternoon. The bout features two bloc play with 400 points, highlighting Schaefer's 18.3 balk line title recovery and Hoppe's enduring presence since 1904.
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Arthur Girls Win Overtime Victory 16 to 14
The Arthur Leather Shop girls upset the Strand Dansants 16 to 14 in overtime to claim the city championship at the K of C. Arthur trailed early but rallied, with Tommy High scoring key baskets and multiple players contributing. The Strands led 4-1 after a quarter and 8-4 at halftime, with the game tied 14-14 at the end of regulation.
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Wright Captures Stark County Handball Title
Putney Wright wins the Stark County Singles Handball championship defeating R. E. Foh in the finals 21-12 21-13 21-14. Semifinals saw Wright beat P. N. Jones 21-9 21-7 while Foh defeated Holmes by default.
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A Holmes
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Trainer's Stable Burns In Florida
A fire destroyed a trainer's stable in Florida early today. No injuries or damage beyond the stable were reported as investigators sought the cause. Local authorities noted the fire at the Rockport area and identified several horses affected by the blaze.
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Fogwell
Osborn
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Grand Ctr
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Guy
Belwin
Harvey Ernest
Ed Ohio
Loughran Fractured Rib After Stribling Bout
Tommy Loughran Philadelphia light heavyweight suffered a fractured seventh rib in a 10 round decision loss to Young Stribling at San Francisco Recreation Park. He was treated at Central Emergency hospital and later left the facility.
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Carnegie Tech Plans Another Big Track Meet
Carnegie Tech outlines plans for a large scholastic track meet inviting over fifty Tri-Stage district schools to compete on May 9. Last year’s meet drew more than a thousand entries and strong competition. Also noted are outdoor Schenley oval baseball workouts and a ratified freshman schedule.
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Tunney Gibbons Likely Match At Polo Grounds
New York March 28 Tom Gibbons and Gene Tunney both heavyweights look set for a early next week signing to meet at the Polo Grounds. Promoter Jimmie DeForest backs the deal with Eddie Kane and Billy Gibson, while Dempsey’s uncertain schedule leaves room for a Tunney Gibbons bout. Stoneham backs the venture with financial backing.
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Gene Tunney
Polo Grounds
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A. C
Chicago
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Billy Gibson
DeForest
Kane
Tunney
Gibson
Harry Greb
St. Paul
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Dempsey
Wils
Wills
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Plestina Triumphs Over Mazzano In City Auditorium Bout
Maria Plestina defeats Gene Mazzano in a one hour heavyweight match at the city auditorium keeping a nine year fallless streak. Mazzano focused on defense against the visiting champion as fans cheered. Semi final saw Bill Leon win on a foul by Ted Gorishin after 20 minutes. Opening bout had Rea Rogers Karnavas defeating Can ton in 15 minutes.
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Gene Mazano
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Mazzano
Bill Leon
Ted Gorishin
Leon
Marotto
Rea Rogers Karnavas O¢ Canton
Cincinnati Claims YMCA Basketball Crown in Detroit
Cincinnati won the YMCA basketball final in Detroit defeating an opponent 35 to 25. The victory secures the championship title in the international tournament, which Cincinnati has held for two consecutive years as the event’s only two editions have been staged.
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Joe Stecher to Appear in Auditorium Friday
Promoter Norg Ziegler announces a wrestling show in the city auditorium with Joe Stecher, Greek strongman Demitri Tofalos, and six heavyweights over 200 pounds. The main event is a two out of three falls match with no time limit, while two early bouts feature Don Koloffs, Pat Harrison, Harry Anesta, and Billy Brown. Wayne Munn may appear April 17 if a suitable opponent is found.
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Don Koloff
St. Louis
Pat Harrison
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Harry Anesta
Wil
Billy Brown
Cleveland
Wil Wweigh
Norg Ziegler
Wayne Munn
Buckeyes face a long, uncertain 1924 baseball schedule
Ohio State announces a 21 game 1924 baseball slate with 12 Big Ten games and at least six non conference foes. The schedule includes early home games against Butler and the Zanesville Greys, trips to Ann Arbor Madison and Minneapolis, and nonconference tests against Cornell Osaka Mainich and California.
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Ville Greys
Zanesville
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Osaka Mainicht
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Madison
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Minneapolis
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California
Yan
Captain Hal Bets Boost Derby Purses Open
Louisville scene reports the first large Derby wager, 6000 dollars, as A A Kaiser owner of Captain Hal and Jake Scheer back Quatrain vs Captain Hal. The bet hinges on finish order with Kaiser vowing to back Captain Hal against any rival if the horse remains sound and reaches the Derby start. Scheer bets Quatrain will surpass Captain Hal in the Derby.
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A. A. Kaiser
Captain Hal
Jake Scheer
Aji
Hal
Scheer
Kaiser
Quatrain
Etpur
Hom
Black Toney
Hopkins
Derry Day
Mitchelson Wins Lengthy Laurel to Baltimore Marathon
MITCHELSON WINS LENGTHY MARATHON. In Baltimore on March 28 Whitey Mitchelson of Cybat A C Eastport Chester N Y won the Laurel to Baltimore marathon in 2 hours 43 minutes 5785 seconds, nearly a mile ahead of Frak Zuna of Newark last year’s winner. Zuna’s time 2 hours 41 minutes 8925 seconds remains a course record. Mitchelson led after the 15 mile mark and never headed.
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Mitchelson
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Laurel
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Call for Red Men Tryouts and Meeting
All members of last year's Red Men indoor team and those who wish to try out are requested to be present for a business meeting Tuesday evening at the Red Men hall. The first practice will be held next Sunday morning at Man field.
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Blake leads tense city post year in focus
A fragmented note from the city archive shows Blake at the center of a tense post year debate. Officials and residents weigh changes amid a shifting local government landscape.
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