Southern Ohio teams reach regional round in high school basketball
Springfield Hamilton and Portsmouth advance to the Saturday night regionals leaving Lima Central in the Toledo round of 16. Findlay and Columbus East lead a tough Toledo region with Mansfield, Central. debates over district reapportionment and a spring meeting loom as the season unfolds.
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Middies
Troy
Springfield
Hamilton
Portsmouth
SOL
Lima Central
Toledo
Findlay
Columbus East
Mansfield
Central
East
Buckeye Realm
Hamilton Public
Barberton
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Deshler
Fort Recovery
Leesville
Grand Rapids
Cleveland Collinwood
Akror Coventry
Kent
Ohio
Youngstown Raven
Youngstown
Collinwood
Coventry
Ohio All Star basketball planning amid NIT buzz
Middle coach Paul Walker pursues Ohio All Star selections from Franklin Lebanon Carlisle Hamilton and his own team for a 6-7 to 6-9 lineup. A June Ohio Kentucky game under Barnitz Stadium lights is considered with potential Indiana opposition. Monk Meineke is tipped for national All American notice after UD NIT success.
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Paul Walker
New York
Miami Valley
Ohio
Walker
Kentucky
Monk
Gem City
Six Former Champs In Class A Regional Meet
Ohio high schools spark a first appearance in regional basketball since 1923. Twelve newcomers enter Class A and B regional rounds, with Springfield Public defending Class A and Findlay Trojans aiming to repeat. Strong teams include Hamilton Public, Portsmouth Trojans, Canton McKinley, and Kent hosts for the regional mix.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
Bales Market Wins 15th City Bowling Crown With 3238
Bales Market claimed the 15th annual City Bowling Tournament title at Broad St. Bowl mor by posting a tournament record 3238 in the five man event. Gibby’s Cafe, last year’s winner, finished 23rd with 2965 as Don Dennis led Gibbys with 607.
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Chandler Faces Final Ballot Vote In Bid For Reappointment
Miami Beach AP report details Happy Chandler awaiting an 11 am meeting vote by 16 owners to decide his fate as commissioner. Expected to win 10 votes but short of 12 required, with pro and anti camps listing teams from Red Sox to Dodgers and Cardinals to Yankees. Chandler previously pledged to stay in office to end his term April 30, 1952.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Happy Chandler
Chandler
Nationa
Shoremede Hotel
St. Petersburg
Boston Red Sox
Cleve
NAIB Cage Meet Opens in Municipal Auditorium
The 13th NAIB Tournament began in Kansas City with New Mexico A and M and Glenville State meeting at noon. The seven day event schedules four games daily, leading to quarterfinals Thursday and two games Friday and Saturday nights. The 32-team field draws from 28 states and the District of Columbia.
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Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
New Mexico A
Glenville
W. Va
States
District of Columbia
Exhibition Baseball Scores Roundup Featuring New York and St Louis
A series of exhibition games reports results across teams including New York against St Louis with a 4 3 score, Detroit beating Cincinnati 7 4, Philadelphia over Boston 4 2, Brooklyn defeating Boston 10 9, Pittsburgh 8 St Louis 5, Chicago 5 Chicago 4, New York over Cleveland 18 8, Philadelphia 3 Washington 2, and Pittsburgh B team 10 Seattle PCL 6.
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N. Y
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Phila
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Pitts
Seattle
Cleveland Aims to Add Al Olsen for pennant push
Tucson AP report on 29 year old left hander Al Olsen, a Padres veteran, training with the Indians as they weigh him for the 1951 pennant race. Manager Al Lopez praises his control and willingness to pitch every day, with Olsen eyeing a potential majors return or a Coast League future while preparing for a coaching career. Olsen’s San Diego record includes 115 victories and 119 defeats, 39 games last season with 20–15.
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Tucson
Ariz
San Diego
al Olsen
San Diego Padres
Cleveland Indian
Tribe
al Lopez
Cleveland
Olsen
Indians
New York Yankees
Wynn
Bob Feller
Mike Garcia
San Diego State Teachers College
Lopez
Army
Oklahoma City
Padres
1950 AL pitchers with perfect fielding marks led by Trout
Among American League pitchers in 1950, 28 posted perfect fielding marks. Dizzy Trout of Detroit handled the most chances, totaling 58, in the season’s defensive performance.
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Dizzy Trout
Detroit
Big Blue Draws Portsmouth For Opening Foe At Troy
Hamilton Big Blue faces Portsmouth Trojans in the 7 p.m. opening round at Hobart Arena Troy in regional play. Dayton Stivers meets Springfield at 8 30 p.m. with additional Class B pairings Marysville vs Olive Branch at 7 30 and Planchester vs Lockland Wayne at 8 45 at the University of Dayton Fieldhouse.
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Portsmouth
Troy
Hamilton
Hobart
Down the Pike
Johnny Minor
Portsmouth Trojans
Dayton Stivers
Dayton
Springfield
Hambileton
Grant Gym
University of Dayton
Marysville
Olive Branch
Planchester
Lockland- Wayne
Dye's Huskies Win Coast League Title
University of Washington Huskies defeat UCLA Bruins in back to back games to clinch the Pacific Coast Conference basketball championship. Coach Tippy Dye leads the team into the NCAA western regionals in Kansas City from March 21 to 24 after a 71 to 54 victory on Saturday night and a 70 to 51 win the night before.
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Seattle
University of Washington Huskies
Ucla Bruins
Tippy Dye
Huskies
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kansas City
Dye
Ohio State
St Johns Faces Bonnies Tonight In NIT Action
St Johns of Brooklyn seeded No 1 in the NIT quarter finals meets St Bonaventure in a bid to become the first team to win the invitation title three times. The Redmen won the NIT in 1943 and 1944 as Brigham Young faces St Louis and NC State opposes Seton Hall in the other quarter finals.
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NEW York
St. John's
Brooklyn
St. Bonaventure
St. Bonnaventure
Brooklyn Redmen
Brigham Young
St. Louis
Ed Hickey
LaSalle
North Carolina State
Seton Hall
Arizona
Dayton
Beloit
Reds May Have Found Themselves A Shortstop
Reds may have found a shortstop in rookie Roy McMillan as he impressed defensively in an exhibition against the Tigers in Tampa. McMillan, 20, showed quick reads on grounders and smooth glove work but went 0-for-3 at the plate, leaving his hitting potential a management concern. Ewell Blackwell struggled with control in four innings, walking four and giving up five Tigers runs, as Cincinnati prepares to face the Phillies in Clearwater.
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Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Roy McMillan
Tulsa
Detroit Tigers
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McMillan
Roy
Bengals
Oilers
Virgil Stallcup
Ewell Blackwell
Bratton Faces Fusari In 15 Round Welter Title Showdown
CHICAGO AP Bratton and Fusari prepare for a 15 round welterweight title bout in the stadium Wednesday night. Bratton favored 2-1 by bookmakers, boasting a recently KO streak and past jaw fractures. Fusari, 64-8-1 with 37 KOs, aims to rebound after a long layoff as gate projections top 10 000 fans and about 55 000 dollars.
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Chicago
Charlie Fusari
Irvington
N. J
Johnny Bratton
Bratton
Fusari
Tony Pellone
Hockey and college scores in a crowded schedule
National League games ended tied 5 5 between Montreal and New York while Boston defeated Toronto 3 1. American League results included Springfield 6 Providence 0 and Cincinnati 3 Cleveland 2 in overtime. St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 3. Dayton topped Lawrence Tech 77 71. St Bona venture edged Cincinnati 70 67 in a foul filled double overtime thriller.
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New York
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Toronto
Springfield
Providence
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Lawrance Tech
St. Bonaventure
Ohio-Indiana League May Open With Five Teams
Columbus AP reports the Class D Ohio Indiana Baseball League may start with five clubs due to idle team in each series. Lima Marion Newark Springfield in Ohio and Richmond Ind. are listed. Muncie and Zanesville seek a sixth, Portsmouth declines. A split season is planned with first and second half champions.
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Frank M. Colley
Colley
Lima
Philadelphia Phillie Farm
Marion
Boston Red Sox
Newark
New York Yankees
Springfield
New York Giants
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
Detroit Tigers
Muncie
Zanesville
Portsmouth
Coley
Ferrier Wins Miami Beach Open In Dramatic Finish
Jim Ferrier captured the $10,000 Miami Beach Open with a final round 69, finishing 72 holes at 273 and beating Sam Snead and Chuck Klein by one stroke. The Californian also won last week’s $10,000 St. Petersburg Open, solidifying his position atop winter golf circuit money winners.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Jim Ferrier
Normandy Isle
Ferrier
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Chuck Klein
San Antonio
Tex
Jim
Hamilton Quintet Takes Legion Lead
Dayton AP report shows Post No. 138 Hamilton leading the State American Legion Bowling Tournament with 3052. B Hurley 673 placed third in singles. E Polus of Toledo led singles with 714. Eddie Fabing paced Middletown Bavarian with 627, teaming with Ralph Lewis for 1171 in doubles.
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Dayton
Hamilton
American Legion
B. Hurley
E. Polus
Toledo
Eddie Fabing
Middletown
Fabing
Ralph Lewis
Lewis
Tony Haker
Sheboygan Edges Waterloo 102 101 in Close Battle
In a tight matchup at home Sheboygan defeated Waterloo 102 to 101. The game featured a late run sealing the victory for the Sheboygan team and the scoreline reflects a competitive contest.
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Sheboygan
Waterloo
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