Kisers Record May Hide Punch For Middies
Dayton Kiser club brings a deliberate pace and a 7-8 record into a Dayton District Tournament clash with Middletown at the fairgrounds coliseum. The Panthers rely on seniors and underclassmen to carry scoring while Middies aim for a second win of the week in a 8 p.m. Saturday matchup.
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Two Loss Elimination Plan Drops From Northeast Tourneys
The northeastern sectional playoffs abandon the two loss elimination format used last year after schools resisted the rule. Toledo Central Catholic and Toledo Macomber are cited in the discussion as examples of teams facing abrupt exits. Officials anticipate a large crowd for three games at Troy's new fieldhouse and note local figures visiting, including Army trainer Rol Bevan and Dayton school board president Paul Schenck.
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Army
Waynesville
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West Point
Red Blaik
Cornell
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Middletown
Dayton Tournament Crowds Ahead of Middletown Fairview Final
Dayton crowd expectations rise as Wednesday's program paired Middletown Fairview with Stivers Chaminade. Officials forecast the best turnout of the tourney, with a potential sell-out if Middies reach the semi finals next Thursday against Saviers or Roosevelt. Early arrivals began gathering at 4 30 p m while Middleton residents led the queue. Major Dowling arrived around 2 p m and observed UD and Stivers practice before joining the wait outside.
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Bowling Tale Highlights a 274 Game and Close Loss
The Armco Bowling Tournament coverage notes a missed report due to late deadlines. Lynn Hurt delivered a 274 game and a 653 series for Pine Manufacturing No 2 in the Armco Fabricating League, while Hart's 274, with a 30 pin handicap, failed to lift his team to victory despite a strong personal effort.
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Ham Johnson
Red Lion
Fox
Journal
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Hurt
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Delphos St John’s Wins Debut in Ohio Class B Tourney
Delphos St John’s defeated Elida 69 52 in the sectional debut to raise their season mark to 24 1 25 and extend a rare loss to Toledo Central Catholic. Worthington beat Ashley 45 38 as Lakeside edged Ottawa Hills 64 63 in overtime. Findlay swept Lima South 59 28 in Class A action while other upsets and victories hit Cincinnati and Athens area sites.
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Columbus
Delphos St. John’s
King of Ohio
Elida
Allen County
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Toledo
Cincinnati
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Lancaster St. Marys
Westernville
Richwood
Ottawa Hills
Fremont
Lakeside
Ottawa County
Findlay
Lima South
Carl Bachman
Fairmont
Piqua
Troy
Columbus South
Paul Ebert
Eight Local Quintets Vie For City Meet Title
Eight local basketball teams compete in the City Tournament at the YMCA Gym with seven or eight starters. Industrial League clubs Armco Ingots Miami Cabinet Sorg Paper and City League teams Carfax VFW Hauselman Transportation Armco Triangles vie for early rounds Tuesday night. Gardner Board may enter and face Hauselman if so, otherwise Hauselman earns a bye to the semis. Ingots and Miami open Tuesday at 6 30 p m Carfax VFW 7 30 Sorg Triangles 8 30 with semifinals March 14 and finals March 16.
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Armco Ingots
Miami Cabinet
Sorg Paper
Industrial League
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hauselman Transportation
Armco Triangles
City League
Gardner Board
Hauselman’s
Gardner
Ingots
Miami
Carfax-Vfw
Sorg
Buck Swimmer Shatters Oldest NCAA Record at Meet
Ohio State star Jack Taylor won the 1500 meter in 18:58.1 at the Big Ten meet in Ann Arbor, breaking the NCAA and American short pool mark of 18:59.3 set by Jack Medica. Michigan rivals Matt Mann III and Gus Stager finished behind Taylor, as Ohio State led Michigan by one point.
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Jack Taylor
Buckeyes
Taylor
Akron
Jack Medica
University of Washington
Medica
Michigan
Matt Mann III
Gus Stager
Charles Stephanos
Osu
Don Watson
Iowa
Stephanos
Mike Peppe
Ohio Boys
Lou Advances Training Plan for Indians Camp
The Indians shortened the intra squad game to Sunday as Lou Boudreau signs off on the pace. Hitting tests use chalked circles between bases with bunting drills. Doby and Clark lead in long balls while most pitchers join batting practice except Feller and Benton who need more time. Gordon and Minoso have not reported and Lemon remains under contract dispute.
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Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
al Simmons
Boudreau
Larry
Doby
Allie Clark
Tribe
Bob Feller
al Benton
Joe Gordon
Quttielder
Orestes Minoso
Bob Lemon
Scores from District and College Basketball Action Across Ohio
AP reported Class A district games in Dayton region with Roosevelt over Northridge 30 28 and other results including Wright 37 over Wilmington and Toledo Cent. Cath. 51 44 Macomber, plus Steubenville 58 54 and Portsmouth 71 41. College games listed include Fenn 67 Hiram 46 and Dayton 59 Xavier 51 with SEC tournament first round results and hockey and other college scores.
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Lima South
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Nelsonville
Manetta
Portsmouth
Jackson
Portsmouth East
Hillsboroug
Monroe Opens Tourney Bow at Troy in Miamisburg Clash
Monroe Hornets finish regular season with 10–8 after a 59–46 upset of Dayton Chaminade. Springfield Catholic meets Monroe in Troy at 7 45 tonight with six footers Paxson McPom mell and Moultney for the Crusaders and Yontz the small forward pacing the Hornets. The winner faces Miamisburg or Bellefontaine in the next round after a district setup chosen by 13 teams.
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Troy
Springfield
Wilfred Thies
Hornets
Miamisburg
Springfield Catholic
Reaper City Crew
Franklin
Wildcats
Bob Kavanaugh
Hornet
Jerry Yontz
Yontz
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Jim Paxson
Bob McPommell
Don Moultney
Bill Laub
Paul Campbell
Tommy Dunn
Joe Lyons
Kenny Miller
Thies
Fritz Margerum
Don Mark Johnson
Don Ray Johnson
Don Mark
Fairfield
Margerum
Chaminade
Troy Snew
Monroe Springfield
Bellefontaine
Burke Leads After First Round at St Petersburg Open
In St Petersburg Florida Jack Burke shot a 61 to take a four under par lead in the first round of the St Petersburg Open. Syracuse University earned a spot as the fifth team invited to the National Invitation Tournament. UCLA coach Johnny Wooden denied reports he would depart after signing a new contract. Joe Bach, line coach for the New York Bulldogs, was named head coach at St Bonaventure College in Orleans New York.
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Fla
Jack Burke
New York
Syracuse University
Los Angeles
Johnny Wooden
UCLA
Orleans
N. Y
Joe Bach
New York Bulldogs
St. Bonaventure College
Pro Basketball Scores Report Roundup
Anderson 85 over Denver 72 Minneapolis 88 over Baltimore 68 Washington 91 over Chicago 88 Ft Wayne 91 over St Louis 61 New York 81 over Boston 72 Sheboygan 95 over Syracuse 85. Multisport style box scores summarize results for teams and venues in a single briefing.
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Minneapolis
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Ft. Wayne
St. Louis
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Boston
Sheboygan
Syracuse
Bob Snyder Named Toledo Football Coach
AP reports Bob Snyder, former Green Bay Packers backfield coach, was named head football coach at the University of Toledo by the board of trustees. He succeeds Skip Stahley who resigned to join Washington University under Howie O'Dell.
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Bob Snyder
Green Bay Packers
University of Toledo
Board of
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Skip Stahley
Washington University
Howie O'Dell
Roosevelt Narrowly Defeats Northridge In Openers
Dayton Roosevelt edged Northridge 30 28 in the Coliseum opener as Larry Pedicord led Northridge with 13 points and Bill Frederick topped Roosevelt with 11. Wilbur Wright defeated Wilmington 37 35 behind Dave Otto's 14 points. At Troy, Fairmont steamrolled Urbana 62 30 while Xenia Central cruised past Urbana earlier.
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Wilbur Wright
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Dave Otto
Wilmsington
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Fairmont
Charley Corsten
Wayne Eakins
Lew Swartzbaugh
Menta
Mason Cup Wins In Xenia District Tourney Opening
Warren County's Mason and Preble County's College Corner opened the district Class B tournament in Xenia Fieldhouse with strong showings. Mason crushed St Brigid 65 to 20 with 10 Comets scoring led by Bob Hutchinson with 19 and Bob Weller with 10 while College Corner edged OSSO 55 to 48 in a see-saw battle led by Jack Rogers and Jim Plummer with 18 each and Gamore adding 17.
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Jim Plummer
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Seven Mile Wins Cincinnati Debut
Seven Mile, Butler County Tourney champions, opened Southwestern District Class B play at Xavier Fieldhouse with a 59-45 win over Milford. Terry Lake and Joe Hood scored 21 and 13 respectively to pace a 28-24 halftime margin.
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Flamingon Stakes Triumph by Olympia at Hia leah
Sports memories recount Olympia's 850 000 Flamingon Stakes win at Hia leah four years ago. The record notes Army over Navy 5048 for its 30th basketball win in 31 games five years ago. Minnesota hockey routed Brock Hall of New Haven B 1 to claim the National AAU title ten years ago. Willie MacFarlane won the Florida West Coast Open Golf with 282 total fifteen years ago.
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Associated Press Today
Fred Hooper
Olympia
Hialeah
Army
Navy
University of Minnesota
Brock Hall of
New Haven
Willie MacFarlane
Capitols Grab Second With 5-2 Win Over Providence
In American Hockey League action the Indiana Capitols clinched sole hold of second place with a 5-2 victory over Providence. Also, the Springfield Indians topped the Hershey Bears 6-3 to pressure Providence in the East, while the New Haven Ramblers and Buffalo Bisons battled to a 3-3 tie as eastern leaders remain unsettled.
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