Nuxhall recalls wartime start and veteran aid to youths
Tampa notes recount Joe Nuxhall at age 15 signed by Bill McKechnie to Cincinnati Reds, pitching an inning versus St. Louis in 1944. He recalls a veteran's taunting $1000, then contrasts with today’s veterans mentoring younger pitchers. Also mentions local coaches Darrell Hedrick and Gene Neff, Middletown All American picks by Sporting News, and a visiting veteran Dick White who served in Japan.
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Middletown Oxford Sectional Tourney Opens Quiet Night
Local front in Middletown sees a calm start as sectional tournament action begins. Sports editor notes a quiet scene tonight with lingering warnings from last sight still in mind.
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Tournament Box Scores Highlight Seeded Wins
Franklin defeated Hamilton Taft 60 to 52 as Mt Healthy edged Taylor 36 to 34 in overtime. Franklin and Mt Healthy top their seeds at Middletown and Oxford, with action resuming tomorrow night.
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College tournament results and debuts across campuses
Marquette defeated by Xavier 61 to 6 in a fraught result while notable upsets and debuts emerged at Wade E Miller Gym and Withrow Court. California teams faced losses as Hamion Garfield led Lakota to a 81 6s win amid tournament action.
HIGH SCHOOL SECTIONALS CLASS AA TOURNAMENT RESULTS
Portsmouth 196, Minford 39. Lucasville Valley 31, Portsmouth East 47. Oxford Wyoming 57, Oxford Talawanda 38. Mt Healthy 38, Taft 52. Garfield 87, Lakota 41. Westerville 45, Eastmoor 8. Newark 47, Mount Vernon 41. Wellston 6, Logan 55. Pomeroy 72, Lancaster 78. Belpre 53, Athens 78. Greenfield McClain 4, Paint Valley 38. Rosecrans 31, McConnelsville 61. Northmont 70, Springfield Kawnee 4. Beavercreek 81, Dayton Wilbur Wright 64. Xenia 71, West Carrollton 38. Dayton Dunbar 67, Beavercreek 4. Dayton Roth 77, Dayton Patterson 9. Dayton Roosevelt 9, Jefferson Montgomery 43. Troy Miami East 70, Versailles 37. Springfield Public 72, Springfield Catholic 25. Martins Ferry 71, St. Clairsville 47. Parma Cleveland St Ignatius 76, Cleveland Cantus 47. Euclid Willoughby North 60, Cleveland Ollinwood 42. Mayfield 4, Burton 43. BATON ROUGE OPEN GOLF: Joe Dedich of Newark qualified with four over par. Alliance Sandy Valley 62. Dennison Dover 75, Barnesville 57. Franklin Found: dogs fight. Hamilton Taft struggled. Darrell Hedrick started Jim Patterson. Lakota battled Garfield. Bill Abernathy led Wyoming with 31. Ron Rooks scored 26 for Taft. Lincoln Heights edged Greenhills in a close game.
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Big Eight title race hinges on Tuesday coin toss
Kansas State and Kansas sit tied atop the Big Eight with one game left, both likely to share the title if they win. A coin flip, tied to NCAA berth, will determine the conference's spot if they finish level after the final regular-season games.
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Big Ten May Reject Rose Bowl Treaty At Columbus Meet
The Big Ten may drop its Rose Bowl contract unless a last minute vote switch occurs at the Columbus meeting. Northwestern votes against participation leaving 5 to 5 with several others opposed. Michigan and in‑state rivals back participation while the clause allowing individual bids may be removed by a 64 vote, potentially altering the outcome.
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