Charley Grimm in camp with Cubs on Catalina Island
Charley Grimm manages the Chicago Cubs during spring training at Avalon on Catalina Island. The narrative follows his bustling morning routine, golf putts, poker with teammates, and light banter as he gears up for another season, dreaming of a pennant and a world title.
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Lancaster Quint Falls to Newark Wildcats in Ohio Class B
Lancaster High's basketball team was eliminated by the Newark Wildcats 53 to 18 in the Class A tourney. Millersport, Bremen, Thurston, Canal Winchester advance to quarter finals in Westerville with matches set for next Friday. Bremen and Millersport both win could meet in semis, repeating Fairfield final.
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Basketeers
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Westerville
Powell
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Granville
Millersporh
Tyro
Local Glassco League closes as Newark routs Lancaster
Newark ran wild in a 63 to 16 victory over Lancaster in a second round Class A Classic contest at Delaware. Harrison led scorers with 13, followed by Marcano and Reinbold with 11 each. Fricker had 9 for Lancaster. Other results include Groveport 44 over Mt. Gilead 18, Marysville 40 over St Rue 14, Granville 35 over London 9, and Marion Harding 38 over Grandview 27.
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Frick‘er
Marion Harding
Grandview
Cards End Havana Trip With 6 1 Victory
Training camps report from Miami and West Palm Beach note the Cardinals returning to Bradenton after a 4 game Havana swing. They beat Almendares 6 1 in yesterday’s finale as batters Derringer and Hermann spark the Reds victory mood.
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Leroy Hermann
Athletics
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Cincinnati
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Final Glassco League games set for Lancaster
Elaborate plans are underway for the last four Glassco League games in the Lancaster High School gym. A capacity crowd is expected with special awards and a community band on hand as teams vie for position before games at Winchester and Bremen.
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Sectional Play Ends This Week With Ohio Teams In Spotlight
Two Southeastern Ohio Class B squads, Lucasville and Leesburg, earned berths to the state high school tournament in Columbus on March 19 after four tournament rounds in Portsmouth and Chillicothe. Class A action saw Akron North defeat Canton McKinley 28 to 18 while Columbus Central survived to remain, with Athens and Bucyrus centers idle as the tourney enters its second week.
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Stivers Falls to Youngstown Area Elimination Round Upset
Stivers loses to surprise Newton Falls in Dayton regional action as Cambridge defeats Coshocton and Barberton knocks Akron West from the field. Newton Falls proves the standout in Youngstown district marching past Youngstown South and Chaney. Districts send five Class A teams to Columbus from the Northeastern region, three from the Southwestern, four Northwestern, one Central, one Southeastern and two Eastern. Class B quotas: three Northeastern Southwestern, four Northwestern, two Central, two Eastern and two Southeastern.
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Six High Scoring Teams Are Named
Ohio colleges named to the point-a-minute club include Marietta Mount Union Akron Wooster Bluffton and Western Reserve. Marietta led with 813 points in 18 games followed by Western Reserve 803 points and Mount Union 726 to rank among the top offenses in the season.
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George McCloud To Wrestle Here In Sherman Armory
George McCloud the Erne Ohio farmer will face Hal Buresh in a two falls to win 90 minute match at Sherman Armory Friday evening. The Fraternal Order of Eagles show fund benefits from proceeds. Walter Scott weighing 215 pounds will meet Whitey Govro 220 pounds in a sem final. Ticket sales begin tomorrow at five spots.
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Govro
Minneapolis
Liberty Boys Win Annual Junior Hi Tourney Saturday
Liberty Union boys captured the Junior High championship by defeating Bremen 36 to 15 in the final game at Lancaster High School Gymnasium after a three minute overtime in the girls final Berne Union edged Millersport 15 to 14. Rudolph led Berne with eight points while Walker Parcels and Grimes scored for Millersport. The semi finals saw Bremen defeat Berne Union 12 to 6 and Liberty Union beat Amanda 13 to 1.
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Purdue and Indiana share Western Conference title in tight finish
Purdue secures a 38 37 win over Mid America while Indiana beats Chicago to share the Western Conference basketball crown. Purdue reaches its third straight title, ninth in 17 years, with Indiana atop the league race for the first time since 1928.
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