Monaghan Wins Flyweight Title In Belfast Knockout
John Joseph Rinty Monaghan of Belfast defeated Jackie Paterson of Glasgow to take the world flyweight championship with a knockout at King Hall. The bout ended in 1:25 of the seventh round as Paterson, lightened to 112 pounds, was knocked down for the third time. Blood marked his brow while Monaghan celebrated with a jig and an Irish song.
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Belfast
John Joseph
Rinty
Monaghan
Jackie Paterson
Glascow
Scotland
King Hall
Paterson
Tom Little
Activity Humming at Armco Center
Armco Center schedules three meetings over the next two days for spring and summer activities. Jim Saunders invites Armco Employees' Federation baseball players to attend tomorrow at 7 30 PM, tennis group Friday at 7 30 PM, and last year’s Myers Cabs softball team gathers Thursday to plan a banquet.
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Armco
Jim Saunders
Independence Federation
Saunders
Myers Cabs
Demand Soars for Ohio Tourney Tickets in Columbus
Hamilton Catholic leads requests at 4500 as 4,500 tickets sought for Class A and B playoffs. Officials anticipate record attendance at the state fairgrounds Coliseum April 1 to 3, with 6,792 permanent seats limiting supply.
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Columbus
Harold W. Emschler
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Middletown
East Liverpool
Canton South
Hamilton Catholic
Findlay and
Coshocton
Seven Women and Three Men Honor Roll With Top Scores
Local bowlers tally strong night with ten players hitting honor roll across four leagues. In the Women's Recreation League at Pla-Mar Alleys, Lorrane Archies led with 151-192-562 for McGraw Construction in a triple win, aided by Mary Lou Leak 213-167-156-531. Est her McGraw and Dot Long posted high scores. Armco Girls' Boots Mills contributed another top line, while Moose No. 50 and Murphy's contributions filled the night.
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L. Atchley
Mary Lou Leak
Esther McGraw
Dot Long
R. Lehmkuhl
M. Oglesby
Armco Girls’ Boots Mills
Moose
Red Lee
Armco
Dick Davidson
Steve Bennett
Women’s Recreation League
Pla-Mar
Lorrane Archies
McGraw Constructon
Harry A. Finkelman
Murphy
Grocery
Det Long
Margaret Oaglesby
Rosanne Leiamkouhl
Murphy's
Ruth Gunderson
Reedy
Veronice Ex
Parretts
Mayere cSon
Lesare Banger
Alley
Open Hearth
YMCA
Gray Harrison
Cessmen
Clarence Abell
East Side
Eli Komnenovich
Conrad
Joe Thoelking
Bailey
Boots Mills
Metallurgical
Mills
Erma Haven
Juanita Roebuck
Mary Jane Dredge
Phyllis Jewel
Ruth Shaffer
A. Leasure
Wizards
Lucy Stultz
City Softball League Opens With Eight Teams
The City Softball League begins May 13 with eight teams Myers Cabs Middletown Merchants Ohio National Guard Eagles VFW Moose Knights of Pythias and Gibby's in two round robins. Player contracts are due by April 26 and league rules were set at last night’s meeting.
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Myers Cabs
Middletown Merchants
Ohio National Guard
Eagles
VFW
Moose
Knights of Pythias
Gibby’s
Chicago Stags Clinch Playoff Spot In Tight Race
The Chicago Stags beat the Washington Capitols 74 to 70 to join the BAA playoff field. Chicago, Baltimore, and Washington fight for second in the Western Division with a Thursday game in Chicago pitting the Stags against the Orioles. The top two finishers in each division advance.
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Associated Press
Chicago Stags
Basketball Association of America
St. Louis Bombers
Philadelphia
Stags
Washington Capitols
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Unfinished Movie Aims to Showcase NBA Coaching Rules
Hugh Fullerton reports on the National Basketball Coaches Association project to film a movie illustrating approved rule interpretations. The piece notes likely title The Unfinished Movie and hints at limited agreement among coaches. Doug Mills discusses the Big Nine trial allowing coaches to talk to players during timeouts. Colgate's Karl Lawrence cautions against overreliance on statistics at the expense of coaching.
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NEW York
National Basketball Coaches Association
Doug Mills
Big Nine
Colgate
Karl Lawrence
Winter Break Prompts Study of Hambletonian Trainers
Alden Calkins of the Hambletonian contemplates whether horses trained in the sunny south or snowy north perform better in the August trotting classic. Southern training aids early California races but shows little proven advantage. The late Walter Cox trained in Goshen NY and argued stables ship south mainly for trainer comfort.
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Alden Calkins
South
California
Walter Cox
Goshen
N. Y
Eastern group winner tops Philadelphia in St Louis
The team edged Philadelphia 60 to 58 at St Louis to claim the top spot in the eastern group.
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Ters
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Buck Swimmers Favored To Cup Title At NCAA
Ann Arbor Michigan AP The 25th NCAA Swimming Championships bring 34 colleges to the meet led by defending champion Ohio State and host Michigan. Star competitors include Bill Smith and Miller Anderson in sprints and diving, with Buckeyes favored to win the team title by about 10 points if Smith is fit.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Matt Mann
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Mike Peppe
Ohioans
Bill Smith
Smith
Miller Anderson
Anderson
Cades
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