Lincoln Trims Dover St. Joseph 28 11 Alliance Whips Erie Tech 46 27
BRIEFS By HUGH FULLERTON Jr. Wide World Sports Writer. EW YORK The piece covers leisurely pregame chatter at baseball meetings and quirky quotes about players and managers. It notes players resting aching dogs and features wry observer commentary on figures like Bill McGeehan Rudy Schwenk and Larry McPhail.
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Waynesburg Mohawks Top Greentown in county league game
Waynesburg Mohawks opened Stark County Class B league play with a 51-39 win over Greentown. North Canton and Canton Two beat East Canton and Navarre 50-12 and 40-21 respectively. Other scores: Canal Fulton downed Middlebranch 26-20. East Sparta beat Uniontown 34-24. Jackson Two edged Beach City 23-22. Four games tonight: Middlebranch at Brewster, Greentown at East Sparta, Hartville at Jackson Two, Uniontown at North Canton.
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Lions Triumph On Long Shots And Pivot Play
Lincoln Lions win cage opener against Dover St Joseph Ramblers 28-11 on Lincoln court. Sibert scores 12 and Preusser 8 as Lincoln bursts ahead early. Dover struggles from the field, connects on only four of 43 shots, with Monaco and Doriche standout on defense. Lincoln reserves roll 39-5 over St Joseph seconds.
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Sebring Trojans Edge Newton Falls In Narrow Victory
Se bring Trojans shaded Newton Falls 33-30 as Dick Sanderson scored 12 points with a late fielder and free throw. He shared top honors with Harnicart of Falls. Sebring led 4-3 and 13-12, then 26-20 after three, while reserves overwhelmed Falls seconds 57-25 in the preliminary.
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Malvern Tops Perrysville 23 19 In County League
Matt Musteric led Malvern with nine points as the team defeated Perrysville 23-19 in Carroll County league play. Malvern built early leads of 10-4 and 14-9, Perrysville tied it 17-17 in the third, but the visitors managed only one field goal in the final period. Malvern reserves added a 20-6 win.
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Sherrodsville Tops Augusta 30 22 In Carroll County Tilt
Sherrodsville leads throughout and defeats Augusta 30 to 22 in a Carroll County loop game. Bill Herron tops scoring with 10 points as Sherrodsville reserves outscore 17 to 7. Totals show Sherrodsville 118, Augusta 86 with multiple players contributing.
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Bolivar Rallies to Top Port Washington 35-30
Bolivar overcame a one point first quarter to mount a steady offense and defeat Port Washington 35 to 30 in a Tuscarawas county Class B league game Friday night. Bolivar's Smith 4 2 1 0 and Kinsey 2 6 1 0 led the scoring while Port Washington’s Ross and Gilmore contributed key plays in a low scoring affair.
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Imrie Urges McKinley Team To Follow Roosevelt Slogan
Maj Norman Allan Imrie of Columbus urged the McKinley football squad to strive for excellence at their annual student banquet. He cited Theodore Roosevelt's do the best you can with what you have where you are and warned against mediocrity. The event featured letters awarded to seniors and underclassmen, a humorous skit, and remarks by coach Floyd Ben Schwartzwalder and principal J L G Potter.
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Dellroy Rips Magnolia 36-21 in League Clash
Dellroy opened strong and led 6-5 after the first period, expanding the gap to 20-10 at halftime and 32-16 through the third. Bill Lee led Dellroy with nine points while Jack Beatty scored eight for Magnolia in the Car roll county league matchup played Friday night.
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Uhrichsville Tigers Rally For 37 29 Win Over Sacred Heart
Uhrichsville Tigers trailed 9 12 at halftime but surged in the second half to beat Coshoc ton Sacred Heart 37 29. Dean Sensanbaugher scored 10 points in the rally, while Dave Cox led the losing team with 13. Uhrichsville reserves earlier won 37 14.
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Midvale Defeats Baltic 31 20 In Tuscarawas League
Midvale Blue Devils built an early margin and kept it to defeat Baltic 31 20 in a Tuscarawas County league game. The win kept Midvale in front throughout the Friday night contest with Baltic unable to mount a comeback.
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Louisville Heights Top Minerva 37 27 in Tri-County Duel
The Louisville Blue Raiders beat the Minerva Lions 37 27 for a third straight win. Louisville used its height to counter early Minerva leads 6 5 and 15 13, taking a 27 19 edge in the third and staying even in the final period. Jim Violand scored 13 and Bruce Bixler 11 for Louisville, Bill Tannehill nine and Jack Street eight for Minerva.
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Lisbon Upset Falls 19-17 to Struthers in Narrow Loss
Lisbon dropped a 19-17 decision to Struthers in a low scoring opener. Heavrin hit the decisive field goal with seconds left as Struthers led 8-6 at halftime and 16-15 after three. Struthers reserves won 30-4.
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Izaak Walton League seeks change in duck hunting code
The Ohio division of the Izaak Walton League opposed the U S Wildlife Service move placing Ohio in the northern duck hunting zone without statewide consultation. A 19th annual convention resolution urged opposing that zoning and endorsed further fire control funding, forest protection, submarginal land purchases, dam construction, and reform of federal relief fund allocations for conservation projects.
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Strong Attack Led By Geltz In Third Period
Alliance Aviators opened with a 46 27 win over Erie Tech at Memorial Hall as Harry Geltz and Earl Branfield sparked a decisive third quarter surge. Geltz scored 13 and Branfield 10 as Alliance built a 38 20 lead after three periods and held off Erie in the final frame. Ray Dombrowski led Tech with 12 points while Alliance teammates Paul Whittingham and Dick Fritz helped to an 8 1 margin late in the first period. The night also saw Alliance High Aztecs fall 41 29 to Lawrence Gligor cagers in the preliminary game with Bill Sudeck netting 15.
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Scholastic Scores Across Numerous Ohio Schools
Summary of high school basketball and athletic scores from Ohio games including Lincoln over Dover St Joseph 28 11, Alliance 46 Erie Tech 27, Louisville 37 Minerva 27, and many more across Canton Navarre Youngstown Cleveland Akron Zanesville Columbus to name several teams. Notable results include Waynesboro 51 Greentown 79 and New Phila delphia 36 over Cleveland Glenville 44.
Newcomerstown Trojans defeat Dexter City in opener
Newcomerstown Trojans rallied after a slow start to beat Dexter City 41-34 Friday night. Mosely led Dexter City with 12 points while Hootman added 13 for Newcomerstown, which outpaced Dexter City 20-17 at halftime and 34-29 after three quarters. Newcomerstown reserves also won the preliminary game.
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Tuscarawas Five Stops Strasburg in Loop Tilt
Tuscarawas edged Strasburg 30-24 in county league play after trailing 7-0 in the opening period. The Trojans moved ahead 16-14 at halftime, stretched the lead to 21-16, and held on as Strasburg narrowed to 25-24 before Tuscarawas clinched with a closing burst led by Charles Eckhardt who scored 10 points. The Tuscarawas reserves won 21-17.
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Shreve Beaten by Chester as Weyandt Brothers Score 35
Chester overwhelms Shreve 47 to 23 Friday night as Weyandt brothers combine for 35 points, powering Chester to the win.
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Holmesville Upsets Millersburg 46 35 on Friday night
Holmesville rallied from an early deficit to beat Millersburg 46 to 35, with a 18-point third quarter surge breaking a tight contest. Kiser led Holmesville with 15 points, Vincent added 12, and Burns contributed nine as Millersburg won the junior game 30-11.
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