Sports Mirror recounts anniversaries from past sports times
Associated Press notes mark anniversaries in sports history. Sam Baroudi, a 20 year old Negro boxer, died after a bout with Ezzard Charles in Chicago. Lester Patrick, Rangers manager, resigned due to ill health. Don Hutson, Packers great, led NFL in receptions for the third straight year. Enos Slaughter, Cardinal outfielder, signed his 1939 contract.
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Sam Baroudi
Ezzard Charles
Chicago
Lester Patrick
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Don Hutson
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Enos
West Virginia announces 11 game football schedule
West Virginia University releases an 11 game football schedule for the fall. Key dates include Sept 17 Waynesburg at Morgantown and Sept 29 Virginia at Charlottesville with games against Ohio University Pitt Penn State Texas Mines and others listed as home or away with locations varying by matchup.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University Mountaineers
Ae M. Hawley
Toay
Waynesburg
Ohio University
Athens
Washington and Lee
Pitt
Boston University
Boston
Virginia
Charlottesville
Penn State
Texas Mines
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Mary
St Mark's Tops Holy Name In Extra Period
St Mark's of Cincinnati outscored Holy Name 52 to 49 in overtime after a 48 all regulation tie at Columbia Ave arena in a triple header top game. Mason led St Mark's with 16, Conrad had 18 for Holy Name, while Harmon and Mason clinched the late finish with fast baskets to seal the win.
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Holy Name
St. Mark’s
Cincinnati
Columbia Ave
Holy Trinity High
St. Mark’s High
Trinity
St. Mark's
Kenny Fox
Harmon
Mason
James Conrad
Bob Murphy
Conrad
Middletonians
Harmon, F
Cesviscce
Bingon, & ci
Luebbe
Benian
McDevitt
Ce Ae
Martin
Ee Murphy
Brupasal
Forenceis
Dumford
Conran
Crowley
Svivsess
Rebias
Pro BAA Scores From Chicago to Oshkosh Friday Night
In the Association of America league results Chicago defeated Indianapolis 95 to 72 while St Louis beat Fort Wayne 70 to 64. National League winners included Anderson 58 over Waterloo 54 Moline 75 over Syracuse 66 Dayton 61 over Sheboygan 59 and Oshkosh 61 defeating Hammond 53. Trainer Jim Fitzsimmons has kept his horses at Hialeah each winter since the track rebuilding in 1931.
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PRO Basketball Association of America
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Waterloo
Moline
Syracuse
Dayton
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Hammond
Jim Fitzsimmons
Hialeah
Warren Teams Clash In Warren County Tournament Opener
Top two county rivals Marliela and Waunaedilla vie at Middletown gym at 8 15 pm as seven teams start single elimination. Springboro and Kings Mills open the slate at 7 00 pm, with Harveysburg drawing a bye and Carlisle Waynesville in contention. Defending champ Waynesville and Carlisle loom strong. six of seven teams play tonight, with finals next week beginnning Wednesday.
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Jerry Nardiello
Warren County
Middletown
Marliela
Waunaedilla
Indians
Harveysburg
Mason
Kings Mills
Morrow
Springboro
Kings Millis
Carlisle- Waynesville
Xenia
Waynesville
Spartans
Carlisle
Hilbert Iske
Kermit Wiggins
Hamilton
Clarence Cordrey
Cincinnati
Harold Mason
Lou
Monroe Advances In Junior Meet Thriller at Miamisburg
Monroe Junior High edged Dayton Fairmont 35 34 in overtime to reach the semifinals of the Junior High Invitational. Weir led Monroe with eight points while Dudley Meyers added six each. Monroe advances to face Piqua next Saturday at 3 p.m. Finals are set for 8 p.m. at Miamisburg High School gym.
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Miamisburg
Monroe Junior High
Dayton Fairmont
Roberson
Monroe
Dudley
Weir
Meyers
Piqua
Miamisburg High School
Portsmouth Seeded In Athens Tourney
Sixteen teams paired for the Southeastern District Class A high school basketball tournament in Athens starting March 3. Four teams were seeded: Athens, Lancaster, Hillsboro, and Portsmouth. Pairings include Athens vs Pomeroy and Portsmouth West vs Lancaster, with other matchups listed.
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Athens, O
Athens
Lancaster
Hillsboro
Portsmouth
Pomeroy
Logan
Marietta
Portsmouth West
Jackson
Ironton
Wellston
Greenfield
Chillicothe
Porsmouth
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Keep Conservation Out Of Politics Say Ohio Sportsmen
The League of Ohio Sportsmen meeting in Columbus opposed the Ohio Senate bill to place fish wildlife and forestry under a governor appointed director. It backed a unified Department of Natural Resources with an eight member bipartisan commission and an eight year term for commissioners. The group supported hunting license funds for restoration matched with federal money and urged faster hunt hours, quail restoration with open seasons, and stricter speedboat enforcement on state lakes to aid fishermen.
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Columbus
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Fish, Wildlife and Forestry Administration
Ohio Senate
League
Department of Natural Resources
Senate
Senate Conservation Committee
Commission
Wildlife Division
James Frank Atwood
Ohio
Maruice Kocher
Toledo
Game Hurt Too By Western Snow
Denver AP reports that wild game fared better than domestic stock in the severe western winter, though fur feathers and fins suffered. Early loss totals for 1949 blizzard belt are unavailable as snows ease and checks begin. Future figures depend on weather and new broods after hatching.
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Denver
Hockey scores roll in as teams chase wins
New York beats Montreal 3 to 2 while Toronto defeats Chicago 4 to 3. American League action sees Indianapolis up on Philadelphia 6 to 3, and Cleveland over New Haven 3 to 0.
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New York
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New Haven
Dodgers Sign Hurler Ed Chandler From Texas Club
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced the signing of right handed pitcher Ed Chandler formerly with Fort Worth. Chandler posted a 12 13 record with his Texas club last season.
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Dodgers
NEW York
Ed Chandler
Fort Worth
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chandler
Texas
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