Why Coaches Don’t Sleep Over Tough Basketball Schedules
Local coaches discuss the challenge of consecutive Friday games against Portsmouth Springfield and Hamilton. They note schedules shape AP rankings and reveal Findlay declined home-and-home series, affecting recognition. Coaches Bowers and Walker compare See Findlay’s team strength to Hamilton’s and call for tougher scheduling.
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Hamilton
Lima
Tiger
Joe Bowers
Paul Walker
Findlay
Associated Press
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Bowers
Middletown
Walker
Giants and Braves trade debate resurfaces in baseball talks
The piece recalls last year's Giants Braves exchange and evaluates the impact of Alvin Dark Eddie Stanky Sid Gordon Buddy Kerr Willard Marshall. John Quinn of the Braves says he would repeat the trade naming Marshall as a potential equalizer while counting on Stanky and Gordon for Giants like impact.
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Braves
Alvin Dark
Eddie Stanky
Sid Gordon
Buddy Kerr
Willard Marshall
Beantowners
John Quinn
Quinn
Marshall
Gordon
Kerr
Tommy Holmes
Sam Jethroe
Stanky
Brooklyn
Not a Big Fish Story From Punderson Lake
The Ohio Wildlife Division tested claims of a depleted Punderson Lake near Ravenna by using Harold Wasco of the Toledo Zoo and two assistants in eight hour shifts. In two shifts they caught 86 fish across species including yellow perch bluegill crappie and largemouth bass. The bulletin notes you can catch fish if you know how and it was not out of season.
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Ravenna
Ohio Wildlife Division
Harold Wasco
Toledo Zoo
Wasco
Wildlife Bulletin
Hamilton Bowlers Cup Three County Matches
Hamilton Keglers dominate the Butler County All-Star league with three shutouts and three honor-roll scores. Sprandle's Bob Von Stein led with 363 series, Ward's Drex Winsted had 697, Red Top's Mike Barach 601, and Sprander's top team totals reached 2925. Don Dennis of Gibbys posted 590, Gray Harrison helped Frontier.
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Bob von Stein
Bob Wynn
Drex Winsted
Mike Barach
Serg Paper League
John Bullock
Hamilton Keglers
Butler County
Middletown
Broad St
Sprandel
Ed Godwin
Ward
Beat Frontier Cafe
Sprandell's
The
Clappers
Drex
Red Top
Middletown Kegler
Sprander
Don Dennis
Gibbys
Gray Harrison
Frontier
Eisele Cancels Interview as Buck Coach Search Continues
Columbus AP Ohio State Screening Committee cancels a scheduled interview with Herb Eisele after he withdrew his application citing immediate future with John Carroll University. Other candidates include Paul Brown and Charles Mather as panels prepare for trustees meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Herb Eisele
John Carroll University
Richard C. Larkins
Ohio State
NCAA Cage Tourney Lineup Shapes Up For Tuesday Night
Springboro High visits Trenton as eight game win streak is on the line. Springboro sits 12 win season and 9 in Warren County League. Trenton is 10 5 for the year and tied for Butler County honors. Oslo Lebanon West Elkton Sharonville Seven Mile Kings Mills West Chester also on schedule.
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Trenton
Panthers
Trojans
Oslo
Lebanon
Beebanon
West Elkton
New Paris
Sharonville
Seven Mile
Kings Mills
West Chester
Worsham Wins Phoenix Open in Comeback Victory
Lew Worsham, 33, Oakmont, Pa., captured the $10,000 Phoenix Open with a 272 total, 12 under par, overcoming Lawson Little and rivals Chick Harbert and Jim Ferrier. Cary Middlecoff 278, Furgol 279, Demaret 281, Riegel 282. Hogan withdrew with flu after a 65 in round one.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Links
Phoenix Country Club
Lawson Little
Chick
Harbert
Jim Ferrier
Wresham
Cary Middlecoff
D Furgol
Phoenix
Jimmy Demaret
Johnny Palmer
Skee Riegel
Ben Hogan
Pacesetters To Get Stock Bid Columbia Lone Unbeaten Team
New York AP report notes seven teams as likely NCAA tournament bets Kentucky Oklahoma A and M Indiana Columbia NC State Arizona and Brigham Young. Columbia stands alone with an undefeated record 12 straight and 21 straight in two years.
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North Carolina State
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Brigham Young
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Oklahoma
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Wisconsin
Seattle
LIU
Hawks Slip to Second as Capitals Rally for Win
The Indianapolis Capitals surged to second place in the Western Division after an 8 1 victory over St Louis. The Barons beat the Mohawks 5 2 to push their point total to 70 while Buffalo beat Hershey 5 4 and Providence halted Springfield 3 1 ending a 10 game skid.
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Indianapolis Capitals
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cleveland
Barons
Cincinnati Mohawks
Buffalo
Hershey
Providence
Springfield
Nagy Sets Three Game High and WADC Team Record in Columbus
Steve Nagy, 37, and the Akron WADC five tied Columbus bowling marks. Nagy rolled 831 for three games, with 265 286 277, the city’s best. The WADC five also posted 3389 as the highest team score, in the first half of the Ohio State Five-Man Match Game Championship, moving to Akron next weekend.
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Steve Nagy
Cleveland
WADC
Akron
Nagy
Ohio State
Harness Betting Rises 1950 Harness Racing Totals
USTA reports a 15.9 percent rise in harness betting and 3.6 percent higher attendance in 1950 from 1949. Total wagering reached 242,835,529 dollars with 7,037,540 in attendance across 11 states with parimutuel betting.
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Chicago
U. S. Trotting Association
USTA
Promoters win via forfeit route in Sorg Paper League
In Broad Street play Saturday night John Bullock for Godwin's posted 602 to lead the Promoters to a forfeited win over the Sluggers. Al Griest had 585 and 575 for Godwin's, Jim Selby added 541 as Torpedoes beat Power. The Schicks split a double with the Twisters.
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Broad St
Jim Selby
Torpedoes
Power
Schicks
Hamilton Elks Sweep Middletown Elks as Voss Nets 514
Voss led Hamilton Elks with 514 points while they defeated Middletown Elks in both ends of a two game series at home.
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Hamilton Elks
Middletown Elks
Voss
FOP Wins Two in Makeup League Round Versus Borden’s Dairy
In a makeup of the postponed Commercial League match the Fraternal Order of Police defeated Borden's Dairy twice. Bob Walton led the Winners with 514 points.
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Borden's
Bob Walton
Cleveland teacher wins Doherty Trophy in golf final
Claire Doran, a Cleveland schoolteacher, defeated Polly Riley 3 and 2 in the 36 hole final to capture the Helen Lee Doherty Amateur Golf Tournament prize. Doran, aiming to qualify, earned the championship in her 10th year of competition after a slow start in qualifying and strong showings in match play.
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Claire Doran
Cleveland
Helen Lee Doherty
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Miss Doran
Riley
Buckeye Cagers End Exams Tilt With 40-Game Slate
Ohio State and Wilberforce in a busy post season period as top teams chase wins. Dayton string of victories boosts momentum while Ohio State prepares for Western Conference tests against Northwestern and Purdue. Wilberforce holds state lead with an 11-1 mark after beating Defiance and West Virginia State in overtime. Overall Buckeye teams post 99 wins and 80 losses with a points edge of 11,926 to 10,926.
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Maxim Knocks Out Hood In 3rd Round at Armory
Cleveland light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim floored Chicago heavyweight Hubert Hood in 40 seconds of the third round in a non title bout at the Indianapolis Armory.
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Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Hubert Hood
Chicago
Indianapolis Armory
American Bobsledders Readying For Four-Man World Title
Beaten in the two man event the American team readies their sled for the world four man bob championship at L Ape D Huez France. Two American teams will compete down the hazardous slopes of this Alpine resort.
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France
Local Cage Results Highlight High School and College Wins
High schools Elder 49 Hamilton Catholic 39 and St Xavier 45 Newport Catholic 40 lead late Saturday action. National Association games Philadelphia 96 Tri Cities 86 Syracuse 104 Boston 83. Minneapolis 101 Indianapolis Fort Wayne 93 Rochester 88. National League Waterloo 96 Denver 74. Late scores include Hamilton 66 Lancaster 60 and Eaton 42 Xenia Central 41. Colleges Wilberforce U UCLA 175 San Francisco 42 Idaho 55 Washington 50 St Johns 92 St Josephs 71 Kansas 58 Oklahoma 52 West Kentucky 67 Tampa 64 Georgia Tech 173 Mississippi 59 Brigham Young 60 Denver 44 Utah 61 Utah State 48.
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Walker Cup Team Changes Reflect American Amateurism
New York AP reports a nine man United States Walker Cup squad to tour England May 11 12 at Birkdale. Notables include Frank Stranahan son of a Toledo millionaire and Jim Mc Hale, a former pro now amateur. Captain Willie Turnesa leads Bill Campbell Dick Chapman and others from diverse cities as the team embraces working class, adaptable amateurs.
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Sam
England
Britain
U. S
Willie Turnesa
Elmsford
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Bill Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
Charlee Coe
Oklahoma City
Robert Knowles
Brookline
Mass
Harold Paddock
Cleveland de Urzetta
Rochester
Standings Shuffle in Cincinnati Bowling Tournament
Cincinnati Times-Star reports a major reshuffle in the Women’s Handicap Bowling standings over the weekend with seven new teams joining the top 10. Hickman Whirlaways of Indianapolis holds first with 3,003, Thomas Bemis and Co. second with 2,995, while Mary Brisby Moerie Schnitger pair from Cincinnati jumps to second in doubles with 1,220. Yerba Moorhead and Martha Boel from Hamilton, Ohio, lead doubles with 1,244.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
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Hickman Whirlaways
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Mary Brisby-Moerie Schnittger
Yerba Moorhead
Martha Boel
Hamilton
Canton Team Leads State Moose Meet
Canton club Dan De Pretzels won the five man event as the Ohio Moose Bowling Tournament opened in Dayton. Canton scored 2846 to lead. J Dixon of Ironton topped singles with 676. other top marks included Pecenko and Pariano 1165 in doubles and Gannon-Dixon 1164 in doubles and Pecenko 658 in singles.
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Ohio Moose
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George Kell Handles 510 Chances With 9 Errors in 1950
Detroit Tigers third baseman George Kell committed 9 errors while making 510 chances during the 1950 season, reflecting strong fielding for the club's infield.
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Detroit Tiger
Larsen and Savitt Reach Australian Open Semifinal
United States champion Art Larsen and Dick Savitt advanced to the semifinals at the Australian championships in Sydney. Larsen defeated Mervyn Rose 6-2 3-6 5-7 6-4 6-2 in the quarterfinals, with Rose noted as a leading Australian cup prospect.
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Dick Savitt
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Trenton Reserves Rally to Beat Hamilton Wilson
Trenton High's Reserves defeated Hamilton Wilson Junior High five 48 to 34 with Louis Rose scoring 17 points and Lamb leading Wilson with 11. In the preliminary, Trenton seventh and eighth graders beat Wilson Mittgets 36 to 18.
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Trenton High
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Louis Rose
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Hockey Scores From The Night Americas
New York defeats Detroit 5 to 3 and Montreal tops Boston 1 to 1 in a tie. Toronto beats Chicago 4 to 3. In the American League Buffalo wins 5 to 4 over Jersey and Providence takes 3 to 1 at Springfield. Indianapolis shocks St Louis 8 to 1 as Cleveland beats Cincinnati 5 to 2.
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Hoosiers Card Non-Loop Foes For Two Weeks
Indiana holds the Big Ten lead after a 32-26 win over Minnesota. Illinois and Purdue sit near the top as conference play resumes with Michigan State at Purdue and Northwestern at Ohio State. Wisconsin vs Minnesota and Purdue at Ohio State headline Saturday games. Northwestern, Ohio State and Illinois seek positioning after a two win weekend. Northeastern-A trip to Purdue boosts points in a 176 total scoring weekend.
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Chow named best in show at Marion Kennel Club
Nine month old chow Happy owned by Mr and Mrs Albert Todd of Greenville Ohio won best of show at the Marion Kennel Club all breed show drawing about 400 dogs and 2000 spectators.
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Albert Todd
Greenville
Marion Kennel Club
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