Directions to Garden Traffic Plan for Middletown Hamilton Game
Cincinnati Garden officials expect about 8000 fans and outline a traffic route. Middletown fans should use Route 25 to Losantiville Road then Elbrook Ave Langdon Farm Road to the parking lot. Hamilton fans enter via Route 4 Seymore Ave. Arrows guide drivers. avoid Wiethe Road due to repairs. Clip and keep for Friday.
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Middies Big Blue set AAU regular season record
Jim Grainey notes that 8,198 fans attended the Middletown Hamilton game, a possible national AAU regular season record. Elmo Lingrel reports total gate of 8,500 with 1,750 for Garden rental and 1,500 for taxes, schools netting just under 5,000. Break even requires 3,800 to 4,000 fans per four games at the Garden.
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Cincinnati
Middletown-Hamilton
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Lingrel
Walker and Scholler Preview Lew Hirt Show on WKRC
DesK clean ers Paul Walker and Warren Scholler will join Xavier coach Lew Hirt on his sportscast at 6 30 Thursday on WKRC. Ed Gunderson rumor denied by Miami University officials and Bert Barney ineligible. Bill Goett man stars for Wittenberg Frosh with 37 points. Roy Farmer from Middletown noted as tough boxing prospect awaiting army call. Jimmy Gordon recalls past bout with Eddie Grant and warns fans about arena vandalism.
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Warren Scholler
Xavier
Lew Hirt
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WKRC
Miami University
Ed Gunderson
Redskins
Gunderson
Bert Barney
Portsmouth
Bill Goettmen
Springfield
Wittenberg Frosh
Roy Farmer
Middletown
Caton Golden Gloves
Farmer
Trenton High
Army
Linville Sparks Wildcats as Middletown Star Shines
Linville of Middletown delivers strong scoring showing at 41.1 percent and 10.5 points per game as Kentucky’s top team relies on Spivey Hagan and Ramsey. Cincinnati Bearcats unveil two season schedule including a October 6 game at Nippert versus Hawaii, with a 1952 return visit and a renewed series with Kentucky.
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Cliff Hagan
Frank Ramsey
Middletown
Shelby Linville
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Bearcats
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Nippert Stadium
Honolulu
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Kentucky
Politicians Discuss Lausche for Baseball Commissioner Post
Gov Frank Lausche declined comment on a report that political foes support him for baseball commissioner. Burton Hawkins cited Bricker’s possible re-election advantage if Lausche took Chandler’s seat. Lausche reaffirmed he has heard only rumors and had no word from anyone about the job.
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Ww Evening Star
Burton Hawkins
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Chandler
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Milton Edge Bedford In Slow-Paced Derby
Bedford High School attempted slow ball tactics to upset Milton in a clash at Milton. Milton used steady defense and timely ball handling to win 12 to 7 as spectators joined in school songs and the game stayed tight.
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Bedford High School
Dudley Whitaker
Bedford
Robinson Tackles La Motta For Middleweight Crown Clash
Sugar Ray Robinson carries a 31 to 41 favorite as he faces Jake La Motta in Chicago Stadium. The bout may determine the middleweight title with an expected 12,500 in attendance and a projected $175,000 gate. La Motta must weigh 160 pounds by noon to avoid the bout being declared exhibition.
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Jake
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LaMotta
Inland Loses as Armco tops Industrial league action
Iola Container dropped 39-34 to Sorg Paper in an Industrial League game at the YMCA, ending their second round bid and breaking a tie for the lead with Armco. Armco beat Miami Cabinet 50-42 while Aeronca won 36-32 over Crystal Tissue and Gardner edged Barkley Electric 45-40.
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POE
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Barkelew
Big Red Aims for Ninth Win at Roosevelt Make-up
McKinley seeks its ninth win of the season and fifth straight as it travels to Hamilton to play Roosevelt in a makeup contest postponed from December 15 due to a scheduling mixup. Each team found the other's gym dark on the originally planned night.
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Roosevelt
Big Red
MacKinley
Hedric tops 300 as Franklin edges Washington C H 66 64
Darrell Hedric scored 28 points to push his season total over 300 and lead the Franklin Wildcats to a 66 64 win at Washington C H. Franklin used late ball security to protect a two point margin, while Charlie Maloney suffered a badly twisted ankle and will miss at least a week. Foul shooting carried Franklin as they hit 20 free throws to Washington C H s 0n 3 9 field goals.
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Eee Dawson
Question Marks Cut McFadden Lead in Women’s Bowling League
Eight honor roll totals were recorded and all belonged to women. Dot Long led with 528 as Question Marks beat McFadden Electric, dropping the leaders to a two-game margin. Carolyn Kelly and Ruth Sanders paced their teams with high scores as Burnett’s shut out Red Top.
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Women's Recreation League
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Bonnie Barach
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Edna Bowman
Pat Watts
Ruth Sanders
Norma Imhoff
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K. Dennis
Broad St
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Baker's
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Betty Baldwin
Minor Leagues to Pick Queen for Gate Attraction
National Association of Minor Leagues proposes a Miss Golden Anniversary contest to draw crowds. George M Trautman and president support the beauty pageant plan with regional eliminations leading to a final in Columbus Ohio.
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National Association of Minor Leagues
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Luckman Ends Bears Playing Career as VP
AGO AP report describes Sid Luckman as a legendary T formation quarterback and notes he concluded a 12 year stint with the Chicago Bears to join the club as a vice president. Present at the Loop hotel corral room were George Halas Johnny Lujack Frank Leahy and Bob Williams.
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Johnny Lujack
Bob Williams
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Williams
Notre Dame
Cannavino Named Wickliffe High Football and Track Coach
AP reports Mike Cannavino of Cleveland is appointed as Wickliffe High School's new head coach for both football and track. He takes over following a decision by the school board and aims to lead the teams this season.
Spivey scores 40 as Kentucky routs Xavier 78 51
Kentucky cruising at home improved to 20 1 as Long Bill Spivey poured in 40 points leading the Wildcats past Xavier of Cincinnati 78 51. Nearby Muskingum defeated Wittenberg 82 63 while Capital topped Otterbein 69 49 and Heidelberg beat Denison 69 59. Ohio University beat Marshall 71 63 and Youngstown State defeated Slippery Rock 79 61. Kentucky State crushed Wilberforce 81 33.
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Dayton Faces Baldwin Wallace And Louisville Tests This Week
Dayton, 18–4, hosts Baldwin Wallace in a midweek showdown as two of its toughest challenges. The Flyers chase tourney goals after winning 15 of 16. Saturday they travel to Louisville to avenge a 68–61 setback from a month ago led by Leland Norris's 24 points.
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Tommy Blackburn
University of Dayton
Baldwin- Wallace
Flyers
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UC OU Contest Reset Thursday
The University of Cincinnati Bearcats will play Ohio University Thursday at 8 30 p m in the UC Gym after a February 1 postponement due to heavy snow. Tickets are one dollar with no reserved seats and may be refunded or exchanged for the Garden game.
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Jack Laub
al Rubenstein
Ald Grads
Fights Last Night
Louis Ramos from Puerto Rico out pointed Billy Murphy from Brooklyn in a boxing match held in White Plains New York. The bout featured Ramos at 133 and Murphy at 139 pounds as the ringside action determined the decision.
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Associated Press
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N. Y
Louis Ramos
Puerto Rico
Billy Murphy
Brooklyn
Cleveland Sharks Triumph Over Cincinnati 5-1
American League hockey saw Cleveland defeat Cincinnati 5 to 1. The Sharks dominated with strong offense and solid defense to secure the win.
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Cincinnati
Miller City B Kings Face Steep Ohio State Meet Hurdles
Miller City’s mighty Midgets struggle through a tough season as they eye the county tourney and a possible Leipsic district bid. Springfield, Deshler, and Hamilton vie atop Class A and B polls while standout performers like Jale Lengler and Ken McCally push high scores in regional play.
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Panthers Lose Debut In Fraternal League Tourney
The Panthers fell to St. Agnes to in the FOP League double elimination contest. Frisch scored 13 points as the Panthers led briefly and trailed late in the final period. They play again next Tuesday.
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Ohio High School Basketball Rankings Show Middies Fourth
Ohio editors place Middletown fourth in Class A with 133 points while Hamilton Public heads the poll with 160. Top teams include Roger Bacon and Tol. Cent. Cath. amid a long list of contenders and sleepers across Ohio.
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Ohio
High school cage results from various matchups
A compilation of district scores with teams like Allaance Wellsville Chillicothe Hillsboro Coshocton Uhrichsville Col Central North East West South Aquinas Grandview Upper Arlington Greenfield McClain Wilmington Cin Roger Bacon St Bernard Cine Purcell Mariemont Deer Park Mt Healthy College Hill Fremont Tiffin Columbian East Liverpool Toronto Zanesville Cambridge Bellevue Sandusky Soream South Akron North Elyria Euclid Dayton Stivers Dunbar Dayton Fairview Parker Dayton Oakwood Sidney Frente Washington county tournaments Preble County College Corner Dixon Colleges Kentucky Xavier Ohio Marshall Oberlin Kenyon Ohio North Cedarville Findlay Ashland Kentucky St Wilberforce Muskingum Wittenberg Heidelberg Denison Capital Otterbein Youngstown Slippery Rock Cornell Harvard Notre Dame St Louis No state Louisville national results Philadelphia Boston Indianapolis Fort Wayne.
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