Sale Of Regional Ducats Opens Here
Middletown tickets go on sale at 4 p m through four outlets for the Middletown Portsmouth regional game Friday night. About 4 000 adult and 850 student tickets priced 1 25 are reserved. Tickets recalled Friday afternoon to be sent to Cincinnati Garden for general sale. Chick Mileham UC athletic director manages regional tournament. east side seating policy noted.
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Middies Face Portsmouth in Tournament Clash at Cincinnati Garden
Coach Paul Walker leads Middies against Portsmouth in a regional contest at Cincinnati Garden marking their third season meeting and ninth Columbus appearance. Attendance records at the Dayton district tourney climbed with 11,389 through finals and 4,608 in Friday semifinals.
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Trinity Triumphs in Holy Trusts Church Loop Tourney Final
Trinity of Cleireh defeated Church of God 88 to 64 to clinch an edge in the double elimination league. Center Tom Augspurger led with 33 points as Holy Trinity built a 38 29 halftime lead and pulled away in the second half. Church of God notes 64 with Risch and Craig contributing, as Trinity remains in position for the tournament title.
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Jewell
Marietta Football Coach Resigns Amid Basketball Twist
Marietta High School head football coach Karl Ted Miebel, 40, resigns effective upon school board approval. His departure follows the resignation of basketball coach Charles Bolin within four weeks, leaving Springfield, Ohio, as the scene of coaching changes. Center Perk Robbins of Wittenberg College is named most valuable player for the third year, scoring 401 points this season and a career 850 points.
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Karl
Ted” Miebel
Marietta High School
Auchion
Charles Bolin
Hiebel
Marietta City
Springfield
Perk Robbins
Wittenberg College
Robbins
Inberg
Louisville
Notre Dame's Leroy Leslie Named to 1952 Collegiate Team
Notre Dame's all time leading scorer Leroy Leslie becomes the first player named to a 1952 Collegiate squad that will oppose the Harlem Globetrotters in a coast to coast series running March 30 through April 13.
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Notre Dame
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Harlem Globe Trotters
Russia Expects Solid Olympic Soccer Showing in Helsinki
Sergei Savin, vice president of the International Football Association Federation, says Russia will send a soccer team to the Helsinki Olympic Games and expects a strong showing. He lists Britain, Austria, Italy and Hungary as the main challengers.
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Austria
Italy
Hungary
Dayton Five Gets Wish in Olympic Fund Hike
The United States Olympic Committee reported 349 athletes would travel to Helsinki with only 100000 dollars in the coffers, far short of the 700000 needed for transport training and housing. Madison Square Garden appeals and a March 22 carnival are planned to raise funds, with Pinky Sober leading efforts and athletes Dick Button George Rhoden and Herb McKenley contributing.
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Helsinki
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Madison Square Garden
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Dick Button
Europe
George Rhoden
Herb McKenley
Mohawks Seek Playoff Berth With Buffalo Clash
Mohawks face Buffalo at Cincinnati Garden in a must win bid for American Hockey League playoffs. Captain Buddy O'Connor expected to return from back injury. Art Stone and John Halley added from New York Rovers to boost attack. Game slated for 8 30 p m with junior league events and baton twirling finals also on schedule.
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New Midwest Cage Loop Feasibility Discussed
Chicago officials report talks on forming a new eight team Midwest Basketball Conference next year. Meetings set in Seattle March 23 and 24 with potential members including DePaul Loyola Chicago Bradley Notre Dame Marquette Louisville St Louis and Pittsburgh.
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Seatle
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Carter In Non Title Bout With Rawlings In Chicago
Luther Rawlings of Chicago the tallest lightweight challenger faces Jimmy Carter the lightweight champion in a non title 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium tonight televised nationally. Start time is 10 PM EST with a potential world title shot this summer if Rawlings performs well.
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Women’s Pin Meet Draws 3,000 Teams
In Columbus Ohio the secretary of the Women’s International Bowling Congress reports the 1952 WIBC in St. Louis has drawn 3,045 entries. The event runs April 24 to June 12 and features a prize list totaling 84 867 dollars.
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Zeke Costa Signs With Cleveland Browns
Cleveland reports guard Elmer Zeke Costa from North Carolina State has signed to play professional football with the Browns after his teammates voted him team MVP last season.
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Elmer
Zeke” Costa
North Carolina State
Browns
McKechnie Boosts Red Sox Pitching Says Boudreau
Boston manager Lou Boudreau credits Bill McKechnie with improving the Red Sox pitching staff. Mel Parnell praised McKechnie, who coaches pitchers, for correcting mechanics such as Willard Nixon's delivery and emphasizing proper arm action and leverage.
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Sarasota
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Boston Red Sox
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Steve O'Neill
Boston
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Willard Nixon
Ed Reulbach
Nixon
Trade Rumors Soak Reds Camp As Rain Halts Play
Rain interrupted workouts at several spring training sites as rumors swirled around Reds and Dodgers. Kenny Raffensberger and Dick Sisler were linked to trades while Brooklyn asked about Raffensberger and St Louis inquired on Sisler.
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Burke Discards Old Putter To Start Sensational Win Streak
Texan golfer Jack Burke abandons his four year old putter for a mallet head and begins a record run with wins at the Texas Open Houston Open Baton Rouge Open and St Petersburg Open. He rights a slump after a playoff loss at Los Angeles finishing the year strong.
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Miami
Fila
Los Angeles
Jack Burke
Tommy Bolt
San Antonio
Five Step Bait Casting Class Starts At YMCA
The Middletown YMCA opens a five week bait casting course on March 27. The program, free for members and $1 for non members, runs Thursday nights with separate sessions for beginners and experienced casters. Instructors Bill Roberson and Bill Farenholtz guide the class as students learn casting and play skish, bringing gear to class.
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Bill Roberson
Bill Farenholtz
Middletown Ymca
Bob Lemon to Start Tonight for Indians Exhibition
Pitcher Bob Lemon will start for the Cleveland Indians in their first 1952 night game exhibition in San Diego. He faces the Pittsburgh Pirates and has not yet yielded a run after his first outing. Followed by Lou Brisie and Bob Chakales in relief.
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Former pitcher Daglia dies at 45 in California
Willits California remembers Peter G Daglia a former Pacific Coast and major league pitcher who died Tuesday of a heart attack Daglia played with the Chicago White Sox in 1932 and was 45 at his death
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Peter G. Daglia
Daglia
Chicago White Sox
Why Dogs Chase Newspaper Boys
Outdoor columnist Joe Stetson explains how dogs react to newspapers used for discipline and suggests humane training methods. He warns against using papers as penalties, explains dogs identify papers by scent, and offers alternative enclosures and bedding ideas with newspapers to manage housetraining and comfort, including flea-control notes.
Boston Tops Detroit 3-2 in National League Hockey
Boston defeats Detroit 3 to 2 in a National League game. The win improves Boston's record as supporters cheer on late goals and key saves from both sides. Detroit fights back but falls short, granting Boston the important league points.
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Detroit
Flyers Reach NIT Semi-Finals With 68 58 Win Over St Louis
Dayton Flyers upset St Louis 68 58 at Madison Square Garden to set a semi final meeting with St Bonaventure while top seed Duquesne defeated Holy Cross 78 68 to advance against La Salle. Meineke Norris and Boyle led Dayton as St Louis failed to lead.
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Steerer
No Radio TV For Robinson Olson Title Fight Charity Event
Sugar Ray Robinson will defend his middleweight title against Carl Olson in a 15 round bout with no radio TV or cinema coverage. The event, set for 11 30 p m EST, benefits the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund and promoter Kyne expects a $75 000 gate. Robinson forfeits his usual TV payoff to the cancer fund.
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Bernlohr Family Expands at Capital University Basketball
The Bernlohr clan strengthens at Capital University as Bill Bernlohr prepares to coach with his son Jack joining as a guard. Brother Fred remains faculty athletic manager, while Paul and Bob Bernlohr, both stars, finished first and second in conference scoring as Capital placed near the top of the Ohio Conference.
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Forward
College basketball results roundup and scores
Rochester 82 over Indianapolis 81. Boston 88 over Philadelphia 84. Yale 91 over Penn 64. Syracuse 71 over Canisius 61. NIT quarterfinal Dayton 68 over St. Louis 58. Duquesne 78 over Holy Cross 68. NAIB first round Southwest Texas 97 over Arkansas Tech 53. Lawrence Tech 97 over Washburn. Texas 88 over West Liberty. Illinois 113 over Huden Spe 78. Memphis State 60 over Baltimore Univ 39. Utah State 85 over Clarions Pa 68. New Mexico A & M 86 over Miss Southern 70. Morningside 84 over Pepperdine 80.
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Spe
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Morningside
Pepperdine
Sports Moments From The Past In Brief
A series recalling past sports events highlights Vic Seixas winning the Coral Beach Tennis Tournament in Bermuda a year ago. Five years back St. Petersburg Florida saw the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Yankees 10 to 5 in an exhibition. Ten years ago Joe DiMaggio signed with the Yankees for 42500. Twenty years ago Henry Brecksmith of Indiana won both mile and two mile at the Big Ten Track Meet.
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Bermuda
al Lang
St. Petersburgh
Fla
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Joe DiMaggio
Henry Brecksmith
Indiana
Exhibition Results Across Teams
New York A defeated Boston A 7 to 6 while Chicago A beat St. Louis A 7 to 6 St. Louis N won 3 to 0 against Boston N Pittsburgh N edged Seattle PCL 2 in a tight lineup.
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Xavier Star Gene Smith Honored By Musketeer Club
Gene Smith of Middletown received a gold basketball and top honors from Xavier University's Musketeer Club at a Cincinnati banquet. Co captains for next year were Huck Budde and Tom Simms. Smith set a Xavier single season scoring mark with 495 points and 20.6 average, while Budde and Simms posted 17.1 and 16.3 point averages respectively.
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Cincinnati
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Hamilton
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Covington
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Newport
Jim Phelan
Matt DeBoer
Lexington
George Wieschorster
Covington, Ky
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