Moore Bivins Fight Postponed in Toledo
Toledo boxing commissioner Herry Collins announced the postponement of a 10 round bout between Archie Moore of Toledo and Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland. Bivins injured his left ankle in a workout and cannot fight as scheduled. The bout is reset for April 11.
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Toledo
INS
Herry Collins
Archie Moore
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
C. J. Paule
The
Boxing Commission
Bivins
California Lad Sets New Broad Jump Mark
George Brown of Jordan High School Los Angeles sets a new national interscholastic broad jump record with 25 feet 2 inches, surpassing Jesse Owens 24 feet 114 inches from 1933. Brown’s coach predicts he will reach 26 feet by season end.
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Los Angeles
INS
George Brown
Jordan High School
Jesse Owens
East Tech High
Cleveland
Brown
Ohio State Denies Krall Plans To Quit
Rumors swirl that Jerry Krall may leave Ohio State. The athletic department denies the claim while Krall faces a test at fullback to replace Joe Whisler. His scholastic standing is fine and he could regain eligibility if he passes physiology.
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Ohio State
Krall
Buckeye
Joe Whisler
Hunter and Wright to collide in Cleveland Arena bout
Cleveland light heavyweight Chuck Hunter and Reading Pa fighter Chubby Wright sign to fight in a 10 round bout at the Cleveland Arena a week from Monday. Brooklyn’s Artie Levine meets Portland Ore’s dynamite Dick Wagner in the 10 round feature.
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Hunter, Wright
Cleveland Fight
Cleveland
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Chuck Hunter
Chubby Wright
Reading
Cleveland Arena
Artie Levine
Brooklyn
Dynamite Dick Wagner
Portland
Ore
Judge Denies Pair Writ for Reinstatement
New York. Judge Conger refused to grant an injunction reinstating Max Lanier and Fred Martin to organized baseball pending the outcome of their $2.5 million damage suit. He said complex issues require a trial to decide both fact and law, including alleged pressure by Commissioner Chandler and whether baseball is interstate commerce under antitrust law. The players plan to appeal.
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Max Lanier
Fred Martin
St. Louis Cardinal
Circuit Court of Appeals
Edward A. Conger
Lanier
Martin
John L. Flynn
Conger
Lanier and Martin
A. B. Chandler
U. S. Supreme Court
Flynn
Supreme Court
Final Week Opens in 2¢-Day ABC Bowling Meet
The 46th American Bowling Congress tournament enters its last week of a 57 day run in Atlantic City. Leaders include Jimmie Smith of South Bend for the five man crown with 1332 in doubles by Van Boxel and Bernhardt, while Bernard Rusche holds the singles lead at 716.
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Atlantic City
Donald van Boxel
Green Bay
Wisc
Gene Bernhardt
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
George Rudolph
George Ryan
Waukegan
Ill
Bernard Rusche
St. Bernard
Walter Lachowski
Erie
Detroit Team Falls Bit Short of Top Ten
Detroit Coca Cola Bottling Co. failed to crack the top ten in the five man event at the 46th American Bowling Championships in Atlantic City. The team totaled 2894 pins, four behind tenth place, while the leaders are the Jimmie Smiths of South Bend Indiana with 3027. No change in the standings.
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Atlantic City
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Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Jimmie Smiths
South Bend
Ind
Barons Get Slim Cut From Playoff Series
The Cleveland Barons were ousted from the Calder Cup Playoffs by Hershey earlier this week and each player received $380 as their share of the series. A year earlier, when Cleveland won the Calder Cup, players earned about $1,400 each.
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Cleveland
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Cleveland Barons
Hershey
Cleveland Packsters
Ohio Wesleyan hosts 1949 track schedule with 10 rivals
Ohio Wesleyan track will host 10 Ohio colleges in 1949 including Ohio Northern Capital Heidelberg Cincinnati Otterbein Baldwin Wallace Case Denison Wooster Dayton Akron Oberlin and a Ohio conference day. The Bucks and Irish renew their series April 16 after a Texas tour where they won three and lost two against Texas and Texas A&M.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio College
Ohio Northern
Capital
Heidelberg
Cincinnati
Otterbein
Baldwin- Wallace
Casey
Denison
Wooster
Dayton
Akron
Roberlin
Ohio
Bucks and Irish
Pucks
University of Texas
Texas Aggies
Texas
Londos Carnera Draw In Detroit World Championship Match
Ageless Jim Londos, age 48, wrestled Primo Carnera to a draw before 9,472 Detroit fans. The gate totaled $18,061 as the two claimed a version of the world wrestling championship.
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Detroit
INS
Jim Londos
Londos
Primo Carnera
All Star Cagers Clash at Madison Square Garden
New York AP reports the fourth annual All Star game at Madison Square Garden features hand-picked East and West squads. Sponsored by the New York Herald Tribune for its Fresh Air Fund, the collegiate clash closes the season tonight.
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NEW York
Madison Square Garden
The
New York Herald Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
Buckeyes Return to Practice Ahead of Ohio Wesleyan Game
Ohio State University baseball resumes practice in Columbus after a spring training tour in Texas. The season opens against Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware on April 12, with the home opener against Notre Dame on April 14. Governor Lausche is to throw out the first ball.
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Columbus
Texas
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Notre Dame
Frank J. Lausche
Pittsburgh Walker Deni to Race in Local 15k Event
John M. Deni of Pittsburgh, the National A A U 40 kilometer walking champion, will compete April 24 in a 15 kilometer walking race sponsored by the Frank Darwin Post of the American Legion. Another entrant will be Chris Clegg, the English walking star.
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John M. Deni
Pittsburgh
Frank Darwin Post
The
American Legion
Chris Clegg
Buckeye Freshman Fullback Dick Corless Leaves OSU
Columbus AP reports Dick Corless of Akron, a first string full back on Ohio State University freshman squad last fall, has dropped out of school, the Buckeye athletic department announced yesterday.
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Dick Corless
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Ohio State University
Buckeye Athletic Department
Wittenberg Choir Sings Last Words Of Christ Friday
The 42 voice Wittenberg College choir performs The Seven Last Words of Christ at Zion Lutheran Church Friday at 8 p m. The program includes Dubois Easter oratorio and five a cappella numbers plus two preludes by Ruth Whittington. Soloists include Margaret Rommel soprano John Bennett Ham baritone and Paul Mattes tenor with Margaret Rankin at the piano.
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Ruth Whittington
Karg Elert
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Mulet
Margaret Rommel
John Bennett Ham
Paul Mattes
Springfield
Margaret Rankin
Leetonia
Miami Nine Wins Two In Tennessee Doubleheader
Miami University defeated Marysville College in a baseball doubleheader in Marysville Tennessee, taking game one 10 4 and game two 3 2. The Oxford Ohio team showed sharp infield play throughout both games.
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Wood Upsets Top Seed in Bermuda Tennis semifinal
Sidney B. Wood of New York, unseeded, defeated top seed Don McNeil of New York in the Bermuda tournament semifinal. The score was 10-8, 1-6, 6-2.
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Bermuda
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Don McNeil
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U S Italy Netters Tie in Rome Match Ups
In Rome the United States and Italy tied in an international tennis tourney. Frank Parker of Los Angeles defeated Rolando Del Bello 6-3 6-2 7-5. Gianni Cucelli beat Budge Party of Los Angeles 6-2 6-0 5-7 6-4.
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Frank Parker
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North Canton Sweeper Brings Parade of Stars This Weekend
A weekend parade of bowling stars arrives at Canton Recreation sweepstakes with top names from Cleveland and Chicago, including Willard Taylor, Joe Breit, Jim Pocta, Connie Schwoegler, and Andy Varipapa. The event runs through April 10 with multiple squads, matches, and a 1280-entry handicap sweeper.
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Urichsville
Barberton
Chagrin Falls
Port Clinton
Canton Recreation
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Massillon
Larry Tuma
George Brandt
Avon Lake
Johnny Hunt
Bob Storch
Carton
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Green Senators Almost Sure To Finish in Second Division
Washington Senators face a weak lineup leading with few established stars and a shaky pitching corps. Manager Joe Kuhel hopes Buddy Lewis return, Ed Robinson power, and a solid defense could spark an unexpected fourth-place finish after a cautious assessment of 1949 prospects.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
Orlando
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Joe Kuhel
Buddy Lewis
Educator To Talk TRS At Reedurban Church
Helen McCall Tewes noted specialist on young children and lecturer for the University of Michigan extension service will speak Sunday at 10 30 a m in Reedurban Community Church. Her father Rev J E McCall is pastor. She has taught in several school systems and at Plymouth Teachers College Connecticut State Teachers College Western Michigan College of Education and the University of Michigan.
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University of Michigan Extension Service
Reedurban
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University
Argentina Enacts Alien Registry Law
In Buenos Aires on April 2, Argentina began enforcing a new registration law for non citizens with immigration authorities and police. Hundreds registered as required. Tourists and temporary residents may not work, and those without credentials face jail or fines.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Fight results by the Associated Press
In New York Kid Gavilan beat Ike Williams in a non title bout by points. In Indianapolis Johnny Denson won a decision against Chet Harter. In Tacoma Bernard Docusen defeated Mile Savage by points. In San Diego Hank Hering outpointed Jimmy Shans in a 10 round match.
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Kid Gavilan
Havana
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Indianapolis
Johnny Denson
Chet Harter
Fort Wayne
Ind
Tacoma
Bernard Docusen
New Orleans
Mile Savage
Seattle
San Diego
Calif
Hank Herring
Jimmy Shans
FEI Centro
Exhibition Baseball Results From City and Surrounding Games
Cincinnati defeated Detroit 8 to 2 in 10 innings while New York beat Boston 4 to 3 in 10. Philadelphia edged Boston 5 to however St. Louis beat St. Louis 8 in an unspecified matchup. Several games were canceled due to rain.
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Associated Press
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Detroit
New York
Boston
City
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Methodist Bishop Werner To Speak Final Lenten Address
Bishop Hazen G. Werner will deliver the final Lenten address at the First Christian Church Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. The Ohio area bishop, born in Detroit, has served as professor and pastor, and authored two books. Canton district head Dr W W Dieterich presides, with L H Naumann assisting. Louisville High School choir and Mildred Fromm on organ.
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Hazen G. Werner
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Mich
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Canton
L. H. Naumann
Louisville
Evelyn Close Terry
Mildred Fromm
E U B Units Groundbreaking for New Canton Church
Ground will be broken next Saturday at 3 p m for a Parsonage chapel unit of the Whipple Heights Mission at 11th st and Whipple rd NW. The Ohio Conference EUB will oversee the $18 000 brick structure with Colonial design and 150 seat chapel. Rev Merle A Hayes will speak. committee leaders include Rev L H Naumann and Rev R E Carmany.
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Whipple Heights Mission
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Israel poised for UN admission as 59th member
Lake Success April 2 AP Most diplomats expect Israel to become the 59th United Nations member early in the General Assembly session opening Tuesday. Britain noncommittal with abstain or vote no. Egypt opposed. If approved by two thirds, Israel could join in opening week with Moshe Sharett, foreign minister, likely to head the delegation.
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Assembly
Moshe Sharett
U. N
Akron Artist To Exhibit His Work At Massillon Museum
Byron M. Sweet, Firestone art director, will display oil and water color paintings at Massillon Museum Sunday from 2 to 5 p m. Exhibits include works from sketches made on tours along the east coast of the United States and through Cuba, the Virgin Islands, Martinique and Venezuela. Albert E. Hise notes Sweet is a Cleveland School of Art graduate and Massillon curator.
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Byron M. Sweet
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
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Cleveland School of Art
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Virgin Islands
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Ministers to Meet Hear Kent State Psych Professor
Canton Stark County ministers will gather at the Y M C A on Monday at 10 am to hear Prof. Cornell Monday from Kent State University Canton present a talk on psychology. The theme titled Have You Ever Been Fighting Mad addresses emotional responses.
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Department of Psychology
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Canton
Anderson College Choir to Perform at Eleventh Street Church
The 40 voice choir from Anderson Indiana will be conducted by Robert A Nicholson at a Sunday concert at 3 p m at Eleventh Street Church of God The group on a 10 day tour covers seven midwest and eastern states plus the District of Columbia Nicholson 25 will soon earn his PhD in music from New York University The choir is heard weekly on over 110 radio stations carrying the Church of God broadcast Rev Warren C Roark pastors the local church.
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New York
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Harry Ledene
Chicago
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Anderson, Ind
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Midwest
Nicholson
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Church of God
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Massillon Man Refuses To Name Glass Wielder
Massillon, April 2. A man told police he was struck with a drinking glass but would not identify his assailant. W. J. Martin, 55, of the Drout hard Hotel, was treated for jaw and cheek gashes at Massillon City Hospital after an incident at Davis Bros. Lunch, 168 Lincoln Way, Friday afternoon. He said he knew who struck him but refused to name the attacker.
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W. J. Martin
Drouthard Hotel
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Two Hurt in Fights at City Intersections
Paul Alley 24 of 1337 Mahoning Rd NE suffered a deep scalp laceration Friday at 7 39 P M during an altercation with another man and a woman at Springvale and Lawrence Rd NE. He was treated at Mercy Hospital. Patrick Kelleher 39 of Akron was treated at the hospital for a scalp laceration from an altercation in the 1700 block of Market are S, police said.
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