Tourney May Divide Nation's Best Teams
The AP notes the two post season tournaments may split the top ten teams evenly with several clubs possibly appearing in both events. Ohio State is selected for the NCAA tourney District Four, while Bradley Duquesne and St. John's are named for NIT consideration among other contenders. Nebraska leads the Big Seven with Kansas State challenging as selection proceeds.
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Ohio State
Bucks
Nebraska
Kansas State
Cornhuskers
NCAA
Bradley
Duquesne
St. John's
Brooklyn
Kentucky
North Carolina State
LaSalle
LIU
CCNY
Toledo
Western Kentucky
Canisius
San Francisco
River Downs Sold to Robert Dienst for About $700,000
River Downs, a one mile track in Cincinnati opened in 1925, was sold to Robert J. Dienst of Beluah Park Columbus. The sale closed in Miami Florida with the Strong estate holding the listing. A remodeling and 43 day race season is planned for May 27 opening.
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Fla
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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William V. Dwyer
New York
Cincinnati Associates
Inspection Date Set At Marietta For Regatta Move
Marietta is slated to host the Poughkeepsie Regatta after an inspection on March 8 by the American Intercollegiate Rowing Association. The Ohio city has pressed to relocate the race from the Hudson River to the Ohio River, with the Marietta Rowing Association arguing the Ohio site is better for crew and could yield a profit. AIRA board stewards, including Asa Bushnell of Princeton Ralph Furey of Columbia Lew Andeas of Syracuse H Jamison Schwartz of Pennsylvania Robert Kane of Cornell and Capt. Howard Caldwell of Navy, will inspect the site after multiple postponements due to scheduling conflicts.
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Columbia
Lew Andeas
Syracuse
H. Jamison Schwartz
Pennsylvania
Robert Kane
Cornell
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Navy
Hornsby to Open Baseball School in Hot Springs
Rogers Hornsby, legendary second baseman, will open a baseball school in Hot Springs on February 15. The program runs through March 31, with 102 of 320 last year’s attendees signed by organized baseball.
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Rogers Hornsby
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Parseghian Returns as Miami Line Coach
Miami University coach Woody Hayes named Ara Parseghian, former Miami star and ex Browns player, as line coach replacing Warren Schmakel who resigned to head Central Michigan. Parseghian, 26, helped with backfield and now shifts to line instruction while Wills concentrates on baseball.
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Burnett’s Slip Sparks Tie In Women’s League Action
In a close women’s league race Burnett’s team slipped back into a tie with Maver’s after a series of matches. D. Fulmer led Office with 233 in a starter and 556 in total. Other strong scores came from Metallurgical, Transporta tion, and Electric Melting in tight contests.
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Maven's Meats Clinches Tie With Burnett's In League Showdown
Maven's Meats powered by Ruth Sanders and Nell Thomas swept Burnett's at Broad St Bow Mor to share first place in the Women's Recreation League. Pat Watts led Burnett's with 536 total as Carfax narrowly beat Klamo News to stay within one game of Hudepohl. Martha Feinthal and Rose Hackney led the Moose and Frontier Cafe pairings in a separate set of scores.
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Maver’s
Pat Watts
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Carfax
Esther McGraws
Klamo News
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Ruth Hensley
Martha Feinthal
Moose
Frontier Cafe
Rose Hackney
Bowler Scores Tie Moose League Matchups
John Mikovich led No 1 with 207 231 209 647 as No 1 defeated No 7. Bob Petry had 204 186 210 600 for No 7. Red Lee posted 233 for a 580 set helping No 2 sweep No 5. Bill Colvin propelled No 4 over No 6 with 177 212 196 585 and Jim Maines 176 200 182 558 gave No 3 a 2 1 win over No 8. Ray Paynter Jr 159 204 190 553 for No 8 and Bernie Cain 545 for No 6.
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Bob Petry
Women’s Recreation League
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Pat Watts
Ruth Sanders
Neil Thomas
Armco
M. J. Dredge
John Mikovich
Moose
Red Lee
Bill Colvin
Jim Maines
Ray Paynter, Jr
Bernie Cain
Armco Girls Major League Race Tightens At YMCA
Hit and Miss dropped three to the Dopes while Jokers swept the Straight Pins to narrow the standings. Erma Havens led Jokers with 181 138 140 459, Treva Terrell 413 for Hit and Miss, and B Liggett 436 for the Doves as Rockettes and Rogues clash continues.
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Mary Jane Dredge
Rockettes
B. Conrad
R. Morgan
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Don Dennis Delivers Pinning Burst for Galva nized
Don Dennis continued his pinning spree with scores 247 215 192 654 for Galva nized Inspection Process in the Armco Major League.
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Armco
Amnco Wahoo League Bowling Report
Mel Parks rolled 170 199 223 for 592 to lead Strip Mill over Cold Strip at Yankee Rd Bowl. Davies posted 202 203 183 588 but Slab Mill was shut out by Electric Melting No 2, whose high series was 512 by A Stickelman. Odd games saw Bar Mill beat Shipping and Snoggen defeat Electric Melting Co 4 games to 0.
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Snoggen
Electric Melting Co
Cold Strip League Singles High Scorers Highlight Night
Goforth nailed a 223 last line to top the Cold Strip League with an £17 high for Mehl as they swept Maintenance twice. Snowden posted a 202 for the losers, while Five shut out Howard. James downed Morgan and Ihlendorf defeated Shimer in parallel matches.
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Electric Construction Dominates Riggers in Armco League
Electric Construction took 300 sets from four tossers to beat the Riggers three times in the Armco Maintenance Shops League. Jim Lang led with 542, Penny Roof added 516 for Pive Shop, Electric Repair defeated Carpenter Shop twice, and Masonry won twice against Ma chine Shop.
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Armco
Jim Lang
University of Dayton 1950 grid slate shows expansion
Dayton Kentucky added to the 1950 football schedule announced by athletic director Harry Ballian. The Fivers will play 10 games including John Carroll, Chattanooga, Miami, Xavier, Toledo, Marshall, Youngstown, St Bonaventure, Quantico Marines, and Kentucky at Lexington with several road games and a renewed Thanksgiving meeting versus Chattanooga. Nevada and Scranton are not on the slate.
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Marshall
Youngstown
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Nevada
Scranton
Lexington
Carroll
Hauselman’s Hauselhoff Upset Wins City League Title
Hauselman’s transportation team upset the high‑flying Veterans of Foreign Wars 31 to 25 in the YMCA gym to capture the City League championship. Bob Cox and Joe Baker each hit eight points while Wie Witt added seven as Hauselman’s built a 10‑point first quarter lead and held on. VFW, hampered by shooting slumps and two ejections, could not recover despite Howie Schueller leading with 10 points.
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Carjax Triumphs Over Armco Triangles in Prep Test
Carjax defeated Armco Triangles 53 to 45 in a consolation preliminary game. The victors built a lead with 25 field goals and pulled ahead in the third period. James Conrad scored 20 points in the effort.
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Armco Triangles
James Conrad
Dillinger Signs With Athletics After Brief Talk
Bob Dillinger, third baseman valued at $100000, signed for 1950 with the Philadelphia Athletics after a 15 minute meeting with manager Connie Mack in West Palm Beach Florida.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Bob Dillinger
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Boxing Scorers Note Narrow Wins For Alderson Campbell
In Youngstown Don Alderson of Canonsburg outpointed Johnny Paoletti of Akron. In Los Angeles Luther Rawlings of Chicago out pointed Tommy Campbell of Rock Island.
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Don Alderson
Canonsburg
Johnny Paoletti
Akron
Los Angeles
Luther Rawlings
Chicago
Tommy Campbell
Rock Island
Ill
Masters Practice Setup Ahead of April Tournament
Four days of practice are scheduled for Masters golfers at Augusta National Golf Club from April 6 to 9 with practice rounds starting Sunday April 2 and a gol clinic on Wednesday afternoon April 5.
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Augusta National Golf Club
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