Coshocton Opens A Tourney Play Tonight
Coshocton Redskins face Newcomerstown in the Class A Eastern District opener at Dennison gym at 7:30 p.m. Zanesville and New Philadelphia meet next in the nightcap at 8:45. Coaches expect a strong tourney showing if Coshocton wins, with possible semifinal or final rounds next weekend.
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Pep Favored In 10 Round Non Title At Garden
Willie Pep is tagged as the 13-5 favorite to defeat Jimmy McAllister in a ten round non title bout at Madison Square Garden. McAllister, 24, lacks Pep speed but is aggressive with similar power, expected to headline the Garden card for the first time after three prior preliminary wins last year. about 14,000 spectators and a $70,000 gate projected.
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Ohio power stays in second through league win
Ohio Power pulled into a second place tie with Art Works by sweeping the Lottery Five in three straight games. Olinger Chevrolet took one of three from team No. 2, Moore Enamel beat American Art Works twice to stay fourth, as Ohio high school basketball and swimming state events begin with upsets and finals set at Ohio State University. Naval Academy taps Hamilton as new coach with spring practice planned around March 15. Canisius College hires Lt Earl M Brown as head football and basketball coach. Lee Savold vs Arturo Godoy set for 10 rounds as pave to Woodcock bout in England is targeted.
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Basketball results from various high school matches across Ohio and Kentucky
A jumble of high school basketball scores from Cincinnati to Zanesville and several Class A and B games. Highlights include Cincinnati Woodward 26 over Cincinnati Elder 34, Athens 28 over Marjetts 34, and Dayton Northridge 4 over Blanchester 34. Southeast Conference tournament first round results list Louisiana 14 over Tulane 29 and Georgia 36 over Georgia Tech 30. Also noted is the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden planned for November 4-8.
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Ohio College Quintets Play on Foreign Courts
Ohio college basketball action spans out of state venues with four games set away from home. Bowling Green travels to Michigan for a late regular season tilt as Case meets Carnegie Tech and Kent State meets Allegheny while Mt. Union visits Bethany of West Virginia. Akron aims to clinch Ohio Conference honors at Baldwin Wallace, Findlay faces Mt. Union in a two game trip, and a Saturday night game at Wooster caps the slate.
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Baseball Prospects in Spring Training League Lineup
Dayton Beach brief highlights new names for 1946 season with Boston Braves Albert Treichel, Brooklyn Dodgers Chif Dapper, Chicago Cubs John Ostrowaki, Cincinnati Reds Jack Warren, New York Giants Charles Fox, Philadelphia Phillies Don Grate and Charlie Ripple, Pittsburgh Pirates Jack Mayhey, St. Louis Cardinals Jack McLain and Dick Sia ter. Also OSU swimming warning for Big Ten meet and Freddy Miller managing Beau Brown in Cincinnati with Barrow bout.
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Three Cities Added to Riggs Budge Tennis Tour
Promoter Jack Harris announced three more stops for the Bobby Riggs and Don Budge tennis tour. The matches will be in Cincinnati Ohio on March 17, Buffalo New York on April 1, and Cleveland on April 3.
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A C Guardsmen 5s to Battle for League Crown
A double header at the armory Sunday features Clock Bullards and West Laf ayette American Legion battling for second and third in the senior league. At 3:30 p m State Guards and Athletic Club duel to break a tie for the second half title. The Guardsmen, unbeaten in the second round until a 22 21 loss to the Athletic Club, could force another playoff with a win. The Athletic Club won the first round title and would claim the grand championship with a Sunday victory.
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Wheels to Spin as Top Quintets Aim at Titles
The article outlines the unfolding pattern for college basketball's major tournaments. NCAA, National Invitation, and National Intercollegiate events will crown national champions. Teams like NYU, Harvard, Ohio State, and Kentucky are positioned for bids, with several others awaiting selections for the Garden Invitational and related meets.
Bisons Claim AHL Eastern Division Title In Rout
United Press reports Buffalo Bisons crushed Indianapolis 8 to 1 to clinch the American Hockey League Eastern Division championship for a second straight season. The win, their 32nd of the year, secures first place with 71 points as Hershey trails by 18 points with eight games remaining. New Haven also won, defeating Providence 2 to 1 at New Haven.
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Venezuelan pitcher signs three year deal in Mexican league
Alex Carrasquel, veteran Venezuelan pitcher, has signed a three year contract to play for Vera Cruz in the eight team Mexican League. The deal follows his purchase by the Chicago White Sox from the Washington Senators last month for $7 500. The same report notes Peters burg hosts a belated start to the opening round of the $13 333 prize golf event after two rain interrupted days.
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Regatta plans at Marietta with Wisconsin meet in May
Marietta College announces it will resume its pre war rowing feud with the University of Wisconsin this spring. Negotiations are under way with several colleges to host a home regatta for the Blue and White, possibly around mid May. The Wisconsin meet is set for Madison on May 4.
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All-Conference picks highlight Big Ten stars in race
United Press selects 28 players from Big Ten schools for the annual All-Conference team with Northwestern forward Morris leading scorers and star forwards Jaros and Underman among first choices. Second team includes Wallace, Tyes, Doster, Amling, and Strack amid close voting and captain Morris receiving honorary honor.
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Illinois
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Michigan
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Training Camp Briefs Features Early Sox Workouts
Shortstop Luke Appling and outfielder Ralph Hodgin, first and third in the 1943 AL batting race, started workouts with the Chicago White Sox in Pasadena. George Case began his new career with the Indians in Clearwater after being traded by the Senators. George Stirrweiss headed to the Yankees camp in St Petersburg after terms were agreed in New York. Ted Kluszewski joined the Reds in Tampa with four teammates adding to a 58-man roster. Frankie Frisch named pitching assignments for Pirates vs Dodgers and Browns in Avalon with groups of hurlers split for different opponents.
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Beagle Club Plans Field Trials in St Clairsville Area
Beagle Club will hold field trials at the club farm east of Richland Sunday. Secretary Carleton E Shepherd announces. About 40 dogs expected. Winners advance to the state event. President Clyde Rose of Bridgeport says judges will be from Zanesville C. C. Campbell and Robert Gephart.
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Sectional Class B tourney in Zanesville reaches heat of play
Dresden Muskingum county champions edged Buffalo to stay alive as three quarterfinals sealed semis. Goffas led Buffalo with 30 points while Dresden stars Bonifield Goff and Fulks contributed key scores. Warsaw and McConnelsville posted late wins to join the suspenseful field awaiting tonight's McConnelsville versus West Lafayette showdown.
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Ohio State 3 in NCAA cage joust
Ohio State, Big Ten champions, will represent the Midwest in the NCAA tournament. The Buckeyes were named from district No. 4 for the third straight year and enter with a 14 4 record into the eastern division at Madison Square Garden March 21 and 23.
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Thresh Ends Holdout With White Sox
Veteran catcher Mike Thresh ends his contract standstill with the Chicago White Sox after a long holdout. Team officials confirmed the deal as talks concluded.
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Caldwell Faces Semi Final After 20 Shot Game
Caldwell was held to 20 shots as New Matamoras beat Caldwell 24 to 12 to reach the Class B sectional final in Marietta. Lawrence topped Summerfield 44 to 7 and Vincent defeated Woerfeld 8 to 31. Semifinals set for tonight with Belpre facing New Matamoras at 7 30 p m and Lawrence versus Vincent at p m. Championship Sunday at 9:00 a m.
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