Coshocton Dominates Newcomerstown in Joust Opener
Coshocton Redskins toppled Newcomerstown 39 to 35 in the Class A district joust opener. Zanesville Blue Devils fell 35 to 32 to New Philadelphia Quakers as Chuck Kinney scored 20 points. Semifinals set for next Friday with Cambridge vs Uhrichsville and Dover vs Barnesville early matchups tonight.
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Coshocton
Zanesville
Dennison
Jack Anderson
Cathocton Redskins
IHS Blue Devils
Newcomerstown
Chuck
Bill Zink
Blue Devils
Philadelphia
Quakers
Chuck Kinney
Quaker
Devils
New Philly
Kenney
New Philadelphia
Zanceville
Cambridge
Uhrichsville
Dover
Barnesville
Redskins
Newcomerstown Coshocton
Sturtz
Irwin
Kisie
McKa
Elliott
Weikenshaw
Bodrer
Wolff
Corder
Craiga O
Senter
Fletcher
Reg
Amy Hanya
Tesais Gm
Swingle
Singerman
Bateson
Phipps
Warmack
Bosman Kinney
Morris
Schneider
Warsaw Falls as Generals Top Team in Sectional Tilt
In Zanesville two sectional champions will be decided as St Nicholas meets Frazersburg and St Thomas faces West Lafayette for district bids. St Nicholas beat Dresden 54 52 in overtime with Graham scoring 11 for the winners while Dresden’s Bonifield had 20. St Thomas overwhelmed Warsaw 77 41 led by O Brien with 22 points and Barry led the substitutes. West Lafayette defeated McConnelsville 36 25 behind Boyer 11 and Hoobler 9 as Flanagan paced McConnelsville with 9.
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Zanesville Municipal Auditorium
Zanesville
Frazersburg
Zanesville St. Nicholas
Zanesville St. Thomas
West Lafayette
St. Nicholas
Dresden
J-Hawks
Fragensburg
St. Thomas
Generals
Doc Brenner
St. Nicho Jolas
Fred Weidig
Jim Graham
Jim Ellis
Don Ryan
Stokes
PACER
Don Stokes
New Concord
Walloping
Warsaw
Gene O’brien
McConnelsville
St. Nicholas-Dresden
Flyers
Graham
Bob Cullins
iCullins
Gam
Don Bonifield Ravc
Charlie Mitchell
de Nicholas
Dress
Basketeers
Ellis
Bonifield
Richard Youngen
Dresdenites
Fighting Irish
Epider
O'Brien
Jerry Dunn
Bob Arnold
Mickey Brune
Russ Nocera
Stan Kinskey
Bill Barry
Jack Kanuckel
Don Myers
F Kanuckel
Myers
St. Thomasx
Gerald Straley
Genarals
Jim Vollmer
Bob Boyer
R. Householder
Myron Hoobler
Boyer
Householder
Hoebler
Pat Flanagan
Flanagan
Dean Kincaid
George Ralston
Jim Grubb
Grubb
Big Reds
Hoobler
Paul Blizzard
Herb Robison
Jim Michael
Hal Williamson
Frazeysburg
Bill Carlos
Chuck MacDonald
Vrape
New Concord Dresten
Rt Rebizon
Weldig
Westwood Graham
Butler
Til Bisset Williameon
Baughman
Carlos
Riley D.stoken
MacDonald
D.ryan Fullmer
Allen
Farmer Ie
Calline
Teras
Wicheles
Ly Dalley
Frank Cox
Cine McFurtend
West Lateyern i. Wareawr
Erno Pater
Keene Junior High Girls Rally in Narrow Win
Keene Junior High beat Coshocton 25 to 14 on Keene High School floor. Norman girls edged McKee 27 to 26. Coshocton Independents beat Keene Alumni 45 to 38 with Maxie McConnell scoring 17 for Coshocton and Ed McKee leading Keene with 17.
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Keene
Coshocton
Keene High School
Norman
McKee
Coshocton Independents
Keene Alumni
G. Murray
Hodges
Latham
Bradford
Cox
Maxie McConnell
Bob Cullison
Kirk
Ed McKee
MacMitchell to Run Ghost Mile at IC4A Meet Tonight
Leslie MacMitchell the mile king faces a field including Tommy Quinn Marcel Haneenne and Forest Elaw in the Zamperini memorial ghost mile at the IC4A indoor championships. Zamperini begins the event as starter while Atimo defends the team title in a night packed with college entrants led by NYU Navy and Manhattan.
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New York
Leslie MacMitchell
America
Lou Zamperni
Southern California
Zamperini
Tc4a
MacMitchell
Tommy Quinn
Marcel Haneenne
France
Forest Elaw
National A
Delanes
Atimo
Brent
New York University
Navy
Manhattan
Sandusky Looms as Swim Power in Ohio Finals
Sandusky led the way into the Ohio high school swimming finals at Ohio State natatorium with five individual entries and two relay teams qualified. The diving qualification remained, with 14 schools already through in seven events. Cincinnati Walnut Hills had three swimmers and both relays reach finals, while defending champion Canton McKimsey had two individuals and both relays qualify.
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Columbus
Sandusky
Ohio State Natatorium
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Canton McKimsey
Pep Eager To Fight Bartolo In World Featherweight Clash
Wee Willie Pep voiced eagerness for a world featherweight title fight with Sal Bartolo after stopping Bartolo’s substitute Negro Jimmy MacAllister in the second round at Madison Square Garden before 13 914 fans. Pep is recognized as feather champion by New York and affiliated states.
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New York
Wee Willie Pep
Sal Bartolo
Bartolo
Jimmy MacAllister
Pep
McAllister
Baltiore
Madison Square Garden
Chicago Bears Name 30-Man Roster for 1946 Season
The Chicago Bears announce a 30 player roster for the 1946 season. Notables include Sid Hemp an end from the University of California and Tom Reed from DePaul University.
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Hicago
Chi- Bears
Sid Hemp
University California
Tom ;Reed
de Paul Uni
Two NYU Violets Join East Team Invitation
NYU stars Frank Manmapane and Sid Tan nenbaum accepted invites to play for the East against the West at Madison Square Garden. East coach Joe Lapchick announced the selections as the Violet team, winner in 17 of 18 games, joins the New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund game coached by Harold Olsen for Ohio State.
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NEW York
Frank Manmapane
Sid Tannenbaum
New York University
Madison Square Garden
Joe Lapehick
Violet
New York Herald-Tribune
Chicago American Beats Rochester In Close League Clash
The Chicago American defeated Rochester 81 to something last night after fending off a third quarter rally in a National League basketball game.
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Chicago
Chicago American Gears
Rochester
State Class A Champs Topped By John Dietrich
Ohio's Class A title chase collapsed as Bellevue failed to repeat, knocked out 51-32 by Port Clinton in Sandusky opening round. Norwalk beat Tiffin Columbian 43-38. Newark eliminated Grandview, and Shaker Heights fell to Rocky River in overtime. In Class B, Northridge outpaced Lebanon 42-20 and Glendale beat Mt Urah 74-18 in Cincinnati action.
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John Dietrich
Columbus
Ohio
Bellevue
Port Clinton
Sandusky
Norwalk
Tiftin Columbian
Dayton Northridge
Lebanon
Northridge
Columbiana
Youngstown
Springfield
Chilheathe
Athens
Greenfield McLain
Logan
Gallipolis
Delaware
Newark
Training Camp Briefs From Florida Baseball Trails
Daily updates from spring camps note Jackie Robinson and John Wright joining the Montreal farm system for workouts. Terry Moore wears special shoes as doctors plan X rays for John Beasley's shoulder. Rudy York signs with Boston Red Sox and works out, Joe Dobson arrives for first workout. Yankees manager Joe McCarthy focuses on fielding after three errors in Panama City. Roy Zimmerman’s rookies win 2 1 over Bartell’s team in six innings at Miami camp. Reds to play extra innings intra squad as training intensifies. Hal Peck Marchildon still held out at Philadelphia camp. Connie Mack hopeful. Cleveland Indians show power with five homers in Clearwater practice.
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Sarasota, Fla
Rudy York
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Joe Dobson
Miami
Fla
Roy Zimmerman
New York Giant
Dick Bartell
Mayer Stables Enters Three in Santa Anita Handicap
Arcadia California UPI reports Louis B Mayer enters three horses in the $50,000 handicap at Santa Anita. Whirlabout Honeymoon and Be Faithful lead a field that also includes Zaca Rose Flyweight Canina Happy Issue Good Thing Traffic Court and Surosa in the worlds richest race for fillies and mares.
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Arcadia
UPI
Louis' B Mayer
Santa Margarita
Santa Anita
Whirlabout
Busher
Honeymoon
Be Faithful
Zaca Rose
Canina
Happy Issue
Good Thing
Traffic Court
Dover Sectional Finals Set as Midvale Faces Tuscarawas
In the Dover sectional finals Midvale meets Tuscarawas and Berlin plays Strausburg to decide two district entrants. Friday results include Berin beating Dover 73 to 42, Milvale over Maegrette St 38 to 75, and Terewrawnes defeating Wetent Creek.
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DOVER
Midvale
Tuscarawas
Berlin
Strausburg
Zanesville
Ber- Yin
Josepha
Milvale
Maeg- Rette
Terewrawnes
Wetent Creek
Godoy and Savold Bout Hault as No Contest
Chicago reports the Arturo Godoy of Chile and Lee Savold of Patterson New York fight ended in a no contest after referee Johnny Behr stopped it at 1 minute 20 seconds of the eighth round. Judges Frank Clark and James McManus backed the stoppage and both fighters face Witnes athletic commission scrutiny. In the prelim Sugar Costner knocked out Maxie Berger in the sixth round after four knockdowns.
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Chicago
Arturo Godoy
Lee Savold
Patterson
N. Y
Johnny Behr
Frank Clark
James McManus
Behr
Savard
Godoy
Witneis Athletic Commission
George
Sugar) Costner
Cincinnati
LSU Five Faces Georgia Amid Illness Slump in SEC Semi
LSU loaded with food poisoning cramps suffers five players incapacitated as they prepare to meet Georgia in the SEC tournament semi finals. Joe Bill Adcock Clyde Lindsey and Bill Walters join teammates Hall and Collins as physicians treat cramps and nausea. LSU recently beat Tulane 74 29 and Mississippi 69 34 to reach this stage. Georgia advanced with a 36 30 win over Georgia Tech and a 45 44 victory over Mississippi State. Kentucky and Alabama also won to reach the semis.
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Bob Butler
Louisville
ILSU
Georgia
Kentucky
Alabama
Louisiana
Harry Rabenhorst
Tiger
Joe Bill Adcock
Clyde Lindsey
Bill Walters
Jack Hall
Harrold Collins
Rabenhorst
LSU
Tulane
Mississippi
Georgia Tech
Mississippi State
Auburn
Florida
Tennessee
Louisiana State
Various College Basketball Scores From Raleigh and Baltimore Tournaments
Regional tournament results list scores from Wake Forest versus North Carolina and Duke versus Virginia Poly Institute in Raleigh, plus American U against Washington College in Baltimore. Other highlights include Michigan State and Wisconsin, plus several Indiana and Ohio teams with mixed outcomes across multiple campuses.
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Raleigh
W. C
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Duke
Virginia Poly Institute
Baltimore
American U
Washington College
Western Maryland
Loyola
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Pol
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Trin
South Dakota State
North Dakota Si Agricultural
Dekalb
Elmhurst
Ripon
Knox
Union
Findlay
Brooklyn Breed Uard Center
Rampoon
McMurry
Eoward Payne
Wichita U
Creighton U
Beloit
Carleton
Charleston
Mimola Normal
Phillipa U
Tahlequah
Fairmont
California
Maxwell Field
Ft. Benning
Sheridan
Camp Grant
Gatorado
Denver U
Concordian Favored In Million Dollar Widener Handicap
Miami Florida Up prospect of heavy track kept the Widener handicap from being a sure thing Concordian a four year old gelding trained by Barney Murphy enters as the favorite around four to five odds with 14 horses expected in the field for the mile and a quarter race that could yield a gross of 70 300 and a net 51 700 to the winner in this Florida racing season feature.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Concordian
Barney Murphy
Woodcock to defend title in New York May 13
British Empire heavyweight champion Bruce Woodcock agreed to fight at Madison Square Garden on May 13. Opponents under consideration are Tami Mauriello Joe Baksi or Lee Oma as promoter Mike Jacobs confirms.
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New York
Bruce Woodcock
British Empire
Madison Square Garden
Tami Mauriello
Joe Baksi
Lee Oma
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Cable
Lou Burston
Jacob
London
Woodcock
Coshocton Salvation Army Eyes NE O title clash
Coshocton Salvation Army moved as the lone obstacle to Northeastern Ohio league crown after routing Mt. Vernon 96 to 31. Dale Warne led Coshocton with 15 points as Ken Congdon predicted a bid for the title.
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Canton Salvation Army
Coshocten
Salvation Army Quint
Ohio
Coshocten Army Five
Mt. Vernon
Salvation Army
Dale Warne
Ken Congdon
Coshocton Five
N.E.O. Bunting
Coshocton
Mangrum and Hogan Tie Lead in St Petersburg Open
Lloyd Mangrum and Ben Hogan shared the lead at 64 as the field began the second round of the St. Petersburg Open. Sammy Snead, defending champion, posted a 68 while Byron Nelson matched 68 on a soggy course.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Lloyd Mangrum
Ben Hogan
Sammy Snead
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Figure Skating Champs Crowned at U S Championships
Dudley Richards of Boston captured the men’s novice title at the 25th annual United States championships in Chicago. John Lettengrav er of St. Paul won the junior men’s crown, while Gloria Peterson of Seattle took the women’s novice title and Barbara Jones of Philadelphia won the junior women’s title.
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Chicago
Dudley Richards
Boston
John Lettengarver
St. Paul
Minn
Gloria Peterson
Seattle
Barbara Jones
Philadelphia
Lawrence Clashes With New Matamoras For Sectional Crown
Lawrence faces New Matamoras at Marietta Field House to decide the Class B sectional title with Vincent in the consolation bout. Lawrence beat Vincent 38 to 33 in the semifinals while New Matamoras defeated Belpre 33 to 21 to reach the final. New Matamoras is favored to win.
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Roger Bacon
Central Vocational
Walnut Hills
Purcell
Defiance
Wauseon
van Wert
Montpelier
Maumee
Yorkville
Adena
New Knoxville
Celina Immaculate Conception
Glenadale
Cincinnati
Mt. Urah
Gibsonburg
Belleville
Bascom
Lawrence
Vincent
Marietta
Vermillion
Luckey
Fremont
New Matamoras
Marietta Field House
Belpre
Two Spots Open for NN Tourney in New York
Only two berths remained in the National Invitational tournament set to open at Madison Square Garden on March 14. Oklahoma A M and Wyoming were favored to fill the field alongside Kentucky Bowling Green Muhlenberg and St John s. West Virginia and Syracuse joined the lineup after yesterday s win over Long Island University at the Garden.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Oklahoma A. & M
Wyoming
West Virginia
Syracuse
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Muhlenberg
St. John's
Ned Trish
Long Island University
Hall of Fame High Scores in Marathon Bowling Mixed Doubles
Hall of team No. 5 posted a 558 high triple in the mixed doubles league at Marathon Bowling. Cosmar of team No. 6 rolled 527 for three games to take second high. Team No. 6 beat team No. 4 three games as part of the night’s standings with other results: No. 4 over No. 5, No. 1 over No. 11, No. 8 over No. 10, No. 9 over No. 7, and No. 12 over No. 2.
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K. Hall
Marathon Bowling Alley
Cosmar
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IHS
Kinney
Anderson
St. Thomas of
Zanesville Wallops
St. Nicholas, Frazersburg
Norman Girls
TWO Violets
Grandview
Bexley
Rocky River
Euclid Shore
Shaker Heights
Daytona Beach
Jackie Robison
John Wright
Montreal
Brooklyn Dodgers
Terry Moore
St. Louis Cardinals
John Beasley
Panama City
C. Z
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Tampa
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Wett
Jimmy Wilson
Hank Gowdy
West Palm Beach
Hal Peck
Phil Marchilden
Roberto Estalella
Connie Mack
Peck
Marchildon
Clearwater
Louw Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Ray Mack
Ed Robinson
Ralph Brown
Cliff Mapes
Ted Sczepkowski
Mied
Norineasteam
Georgian
Tamassee
HIGM
Shadyside
Tilgeshire
Arren Central
Bellaire Tans A
Rert Abram
Celina Wapatteneta i
Wren
Enowe
Fremont Eimere
Bun
Mangrum
Hogan
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