Hamilton Game Tickets On Sale Wednesday
Mid dletown Hamilton basketball tickets go on sale Wednesday for Friday night at Cincinnati Garden. Athletic Director Elmo Lingrel says season ticket holders can buy all day Wednesday at the high school book store window, with general public sales starting Thursday at 7 pm. No limit on purchases. seats include sideline and reserved options. mail orders accepted. groups urged to pool orders for group seating. High school activity tickets admit students to the first game. big crowd expected as rivals meet.
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Middletown High to slow game to curb bad passes
Coach Paul Walker targets four days of fundamentals to fix 64 bad passes over nine games. Middletown High plans deliberate drills to curb turnovers before Friday’s game with Portsmouth, which features Billy Rohr and a strong close-press defense.
Middies News Warmups Show Diminished Glory in Ohio Hoops
In Ohio Class A basketball, Middletown once mighty Middies struggle with five losses in nine games under coach Paul Walker. Cincinnati Walnut Hills upset them 42-39, ending a decade of dominance. Hamilton Public and Delphos St. Johns lead in their classes with strong wins as top scorers Ray Dieringer and Paul Ebert rack high numbers. Local teams like Massillon and Findlay vie for peak form while specific players and teams across the state post notable margins and milestones.
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Lima Central
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Dick Honingford
Lancaster St. Marys
Ray Dieringer
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Ebert
Columbus South
Columbus Star
Delphos St
Last Second Michigan Upsets Indiana in Final Gun
Charley Murray tipped in a Jim Scala miss as the clock ran out to lift Michigan to a 69-67 home win over undefeated Indiana. The victory improves Michigan to 2-0 in Big Ten play while Indiana falls to 1-1 in conference action.
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Mich
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Grid Coaches Open Sessions
NEW YORK UP Officials from 391 colleges met before the NCAA convention to debate aid to athletes the two platoon system television and post season bowl games. Seven schools including Virginia VPI and The Citadel faced expulsion over alleged Sanity Code violations. Twenty three others under investigation faced no action at this time.
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Virginia
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Cidadel
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Boxing results from Newark Miami and Chicago cards
Associated Press rounds up boxing results with Lew Jenkins and Jackie Burke winning by knockout and decision respectively. Al Pennino and Herbie Kronowitz fought to a decision loss and draw occurred between Giovanni Manca and Joe Arthur in Chicago.
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N. J
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Sweetwater
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al Pennino
New York
Miami
Fla
Jackie Burke
Pittsburgh
Herbie Kronowitz
Brooklyn
Chicago
Giovanni Manca
Rome
Italy
Joe Arthur
Indianapolis
Mainland Stars Clash Postponed In Honolulu Rain
Heavy rain forced postponement of Sundays planned football game in Honolulu between mainland college stars and a Hawaiian team. The matchup now moves to today with both squads preparing on short notice.
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Honolulu
Western Kentucky Tops Xavier 63-51 in BG crowd
Western Kentucky's Hilltoppers defeated Xavier University 63-51 before about 5,000 fans in Bowling Green. Xavier led by seven at one point, but WKU surged late in the first half and held the lead the rest of the game. It marked WKU's eighth win in 11 games while Xavier dropped to six wins and five losses.
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Western Kentucky
Hilltoppers
Xavier University
Xavier
Ed Diddle
Western
Mangrum wins Los Angeles Open in 284 total score
Sports Mirror notes Lloyd Mangrum captured the $15,000 Los Angeles Open with a 284 aggregate. It recalls three years earlier Clark Shaugnessy left Maryland as football coach. Five years back Gunder Haegg planned a sea voyage to the U.S. for the indoor track season. Ten years prior Jess Neely left Clemson for Rice as head football coach.
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Clark Shaugnessy
Maryland
Gunder Haegg
Sweden
America
Jess Neely
Clemson
Rice
Fesler stays at Ohio State with new raise
Wes Fesler, who agreed to remain as head football coach, received a 1500 raise to 15000 and a guaranteed path to full professorship in physical education upon retirement. He acknowledged considering offers up to 25000 to quit coaching for private business but said he is glad things worked out. The contract runs for an indefinite period amid family and recruiting concerns.
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Wes Fesler
Ohio State University
Fesler
Ohio State
Veeck Era Ends Yet Indians Face Higher Costs
Cleveland AP reports the Indians will run costlier in 1950 as owner Bill Veeck departs. Nate Dolin, a board member, says the club will not turn a profit until attendance hits 1.5 million, with payroll up due to stadium rental increases, Hank Greenberg as GM, 12 added scouts, and building a separate office. Dolin defends rising overhead as necessary to attract fans and improve baseball quality.
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Hank Greenberg
Colin
Alva Bradley
Ball Park
Top Trot Driver tops $192,006 in last year earnings
Frank Erwin of Aiken South Carolina led United States Trotting Association money won for 2021 with 192,006 dollars. Clint Hodgins of Clanda Bay Ontario and Ralph Baldwin of Aurora Illinois followed in earnings. Gabe Carthal of Hanover topped the nation in win percentage at .666, with Levi Harner and Ernie Smith next in victories.
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Frank Erwin
Aiken
S. C
U. S. Trotting Association
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Columbus Dispatch
Clint Hodgins
Clanda Bay
Ont
Ralph Baldwin
Aurora
Hodgins
Gabe Carthal
Hanover
W.E
Washington, D. C
Art Shaw
Elkhorn
Wis
Levi Harner
Bloomsburg Pa
Ernie Smith
Washington Court House
Franklin Faces Northridge In Little Six Tilt Tonight
Franklin opens its bid for a third straight Little Six basketball title against Northridge Wildcats at the Middle gym in a key contest. Northridge, led by 6 footers Peters Glanzer and Severt, brings a 4-1 mark and depth with 10 seniors, while Franklin seeks to avenge earlier wins on their home floor. The preliminary starts 7:15 PM with reserve squads.
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Gene Fogle
Germantown
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Gee
Pence
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Anson
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Graves
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Stew
Grubbs
Ene
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Polar Bears
John Kenworthy
Kenny Severt
Dave Templeton
Cats
Fairborn
Gam
Little Six
Baltimore Brothers Dicker For Race Oval
Baltimore brothers Ben and Herman Cohen push to buy Randall Park race track in Cleveland. Negotiations on price stalled after yesterday’s meeting with owners Sam Lombardo and John Masoni. The parties planned a fourth meeting for the afternoon.
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Ben and Herman Cohen
Baltimore
Randall Park Race Track
Randall
Sam Lombardo
John Masoni
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