Minerva Lions Pull Off OT Win at Malvern
Minerva Lions snap a three game skid with a 60-56 overtime victory at Malvern after a 53-53 deadlock at regulation. Sonny Davison led Minerva with 16 points and added six in OT, Bill Hines added 15 in a strong third quarter, while Joel Deckman and Chuck Crawford paced Malvern with 19 and 15 points.
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Dover Tops Uhrichsville 61 to 40 in Hoops Rivalry
Dover defeats Uhrichsville 61 to 40 led by Jake Lengler with 19 points while Uhrichsville’s John Haugh nets 24. Dover improves to 3-3 as they press the tempo, building a late 17-8 fourth quarter run to seal the win at home.
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Navarre Rams Rout Beach City 65 53 in League Win
Navarre Rams improved to 2-2 in the Stark County Class B League by defeating Beach City Pirates 65-53. Glenn Fortner scored 21 and Ronnie Coluey 20 for Navarre, which led 20-14 at first quarter and expanded to 42-20 and 58-37 leads as Beach City’s Junior Burkett tallied 16.
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Local Grade Quintets Launch Season Today
A 12 game schedule starts the seven week Canton public grade school basketball season with six games this afternoon including Market at Burns and Allen at Stark. Six more games are set for Thursday with Cedar at McGregor and Wells at Harter among matchups. Games continue each Wednesday and Thursday through Feb. 22, ending with the city elimination tournament starting Feb. 24.
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Central Fresh Cagers Defeat Alliance for 36-20 Win
Central Catholic freshman team beat visiting Alliance Broadway Junior High 36-20. DiPietro led with 12 points as Central built early leads 13-1 and 22-9, securing their third win in five starts.
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Wooster Goes on Tour with Kenyon and Otterbein
Wooster College basketball coach Mose Hole takes the Scots on the road for games with Kenyon College tonight and Otterbein Friday. The Scots boast a clean slate in seven games.
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Bowling tournament entries nearing Dueber Lanes limit
Entries for the city tournament at Dueber Lanes close tonight as organizers project about 200 teams. 189 were listed yesterday with 216 spots possible for teams, while doubles and singles remain open through Feb 11. Players who reserved dates must finalize payment tonight.
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29 Night Games Booked by Tribe
Cleveland fans will see Lou Boudreau when the Red Sox open the Indians night game schedule on May 1. The Indians will host 29 after dark games this season, the same as last year, with two on Saturdays August 11 against Chicago and September 1 against the St. Louis Browns. Ladies admitted free to both. The Indians face Philadelphia and St. Louis five times each, Boston Chicago New York and Washington four times apiece, and Detroit three times. Washington Philadelphia and St. Louis have booked more home night games.
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Marietta Announces 1951 Football Schedule Opener
Marietta College will open the 1951 football season with Bethany College on the home field September 28. One game remains to be added, with November 9 as the unfilled date. Athletic director Don Drumm announced the schedule.
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Fight results by United Press from multiple cities
In White Plains Bill Bossi 122 pounds from Pittsburgh stopped Wilfred Dancossi 118 pounds in Manchester Conn. In Chicago Johnny Bratton 145 pounds from Chicago knocked out Sammy Masterean 147 pounds from Pittsburgh in 3. In Akron Dan Bucceroni 178 pounds from Philadelphia knocked out Jimmy Bell 185 pounds from Washington DC in 1. Ronnie Delaney 158 pounds from Akron outpointed Jimmy Welch 159 pounds from Columbus in 10 rounds.
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Akron
Dan Bucceroni
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Jimmy Bell
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Jimmy Welch
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St Louis Flyers Break Barons Winless Run in AHL Clash
In St Louis on January 10, the Flyers defeated the Cleveland Barons 2 1 after eight futile attempts this season. Eric Pogue scored the decisive goal in the final five minutes to seal the win for the Flyers.
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N.C.A.A. Eyes Forgiveness for Four Code Violators
In Dallas four schools may be removed from the N C A A criminal list today and six others could escape trial for violations of the financial aid code. The 17 member council meets to decide whether four unnamed schools have complied with the rule. N C A A President Hugh Willett said there was hope for compliance.
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NCAA May Relax Code Ties On Student Athletes
Sports notes discuss possible NCAA constitutional amendments to soften the code and transfer enforcement to schools and conferences. If approved, some unnamed colleges might avoid suspension by complying, while others face potential disciplinary action after a convention vote. The amendments would alter tuition rules, reporting requirements, and access to benefits for student athletes.
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Old Hall of Fame Players Invited to Baseball Birthday
New York on January 10. National League marks 75th anniversary of the league with a ceremony on February 2 at the Broadway Central hotel. Ford Frick expects 16 of 21 living hall of famers to attend, with Cy Young Kid Nichols George Sisler Charley Gehringer among invitees. Others invited include Honus Wagner Lefty Grove Fred Clarke Ed Walsh Pie Traynor Frankie Frisch Carl Hubbell Rogers Hornsby Larry Lajoie Connie Mack Jess Burkett Clark Griffith Eddie Collins Ty Cobb Hugh Duffy.
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George Sisler
Charley Gehringer
Carrollton Tops Newcomerstown in 45 28 Victory
Carrollton Warriors, led by Bob Schoeneman with 16 points, ended a three game skid with a 45 28 win over Newcomerstown in Carrollton. Carrollton built early leads 12 2, 19 9, 23 17 then outscored the visitors 22 11 in the final period.
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