Waynesburg nets eighth straight league win in upset
Waynesburg improves to 8-1 in Stark County Class B with a 55-37 road victory over Navarre as Ken Estee leads the Mohawks’ late surge. East Canton tops Middlebranch 44-42 to stay within a game of first, while Greentown edges Jackson 35-34 and Uniontown beats Brewster 71-60. Pugnale scores 17 for East Canton. Delashmutt and Nahay lead Middlebranch with 12 and 10.
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Barberton Magics Rout Massillon 63 47 for 10th Straight Win
Barberton Magics remain undefeated with a 63-47 win over Massillon Tigers in Massillon. Harris led with 22 points and Mitchell added 17 as Barberton built a 25-9 first quarter lead and extended to 36-21 at halftime before fending off a late Massillon push. Hodgson and Murray paced Massillon with 14 and 12 points respectively.
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Hartville Beats Beach City In Reserve Clash Scoring Spread
Hartville 54 Beach City 47 in a reserve game. Hartville led 18 35 44 54 by quarters while Beach City tallied 9 23 34 47. Key players included Ebie and Machan for Hartville and Wade Feller and Smith for Beach City.
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Greentown Game Box Score Report
Greentown 35 led by Glen Draper 1-2-4 and Gene Draper 1-0-2 while Hoopes 34 featured D R Maurer 10-0-20 and Kauffman 2-0-4 in a team effort. Other notable stats include Swinehart 3-8 and J Maurer 0-0-0 with Safreed listed among players.
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Tennessee Coach Neyland Urged by Southern California Bid
Knoxville report says Bob Neyland, Tennessee coach since 1926 and Cotton Bowl winner in 1950, is considering a top salary offer from Southern California. He would accept if the university splits its campus between Memphis and Knoxville, a move he says would hamper Tennessee’s athletic policy.
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Bowling Green Coach Relieved for Exhaustion Hospitalized
Bowling Green State University basketball coach Harold Anderson was removed from duties and sent to the campus hospital for indefinite rest due to complete physical exhaustion. University physician Dr. William Rothe doubted he could resume coaching this season. George Muellich was named acting coach after nine seasons as an assistant.
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Superstitious Paul Arizin Skips Movie Day of Games
NBA rookie Paul Arizin adheres to a superstition by avoiding movie theaters on game days, saying he won’t attend a film the day of a contest. This ritual reflects his focus on preparation ahead of matchups.
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Greentown Reserve Game Ends With Jackson Lead
In a reserve clash Zahler leads Greentown with 17 and 25, while Jackson posts 16 and 34 as Greentown totals 5 17 25 35 and Jackson 6 16 24 34 in the game marked by a 49-20 final in the Jackson led reserve matchup.
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Waynesburg Triumphs Navarre In Reserve Game
Waynesburg tops Navarre 55 to 37 in a reserve game with Waynesburg scoring 14 33 36 55 by quarters and Navarre posting 9 21 29 37. Key Waynesburg players include Thompson Estee DelCorko and Tira bassi.
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Uniontown Surges Past Brewster in Reserve Match
Uniontown 71-60 over Brewster in a reserve game with strong showings from Uniontown players Cantleberry Hale and Neidenthal. Final lines show Uniontown 25 42 61 71 and Brewster 8 19 35 60 as the scoring sequence ends.
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Kent State Beats Western Reserve 65-43 in Rivalry Tilt
Kent State University Golden Flashes push above .500 with a 65 to 43 win over Western Reserve Red Cats. Percy Grenfell nets 16, captain George Fulton 15, Harold Todd 13 for the losers. Kent State improves to 8-5 in the 13 game rivalry as Carl Gibson opens scoring and a 32-23 halftime lead is extended.
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Miami Outclasses O A 52 44 in MAC race tied second place
Miami University of Ohio out classed Ohio University 52 to 44 at Oxford to share second place in the Mid-American Conference standings. Cincinnati leads the race. In Cleveland Baldwin Wallace beat Loyola Chicago 69 58 behind Dick Retherford 23 points. Eastern Kentucky defeated John Carroll 90 71. Otterbein upset Wooster 77 75 with Carl Lager scoring the decisive layup in the final seconds.
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McKinley Dominates Oberlin Meet with Pool Records
McKendree swimmers led by Ledger and Ro maneck posted multiple wins at the Oberlin College meet. Events included the 40 and 100 yard freestyles, 100 yard breast, 200 yard freestyle, backstroke, and medley relay, with McK ending in several top spots and setting pool records. OU and McK students filled the podiums, led by Romaneck, Van Horn, and Harvey in key events.
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Charles Defeats Oma by TKO in 10th Round at MSG
Heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles retained the title with a 10th round technical knockout of Lee Oma before 11,504 at Madison Square Garden. Charles, 34, fought through boos over a dull bout, suffering a cut eye while Oma showed stubborn resistance with a sharp left jab. Referee Ruby Goldstein stopped the fight at 1:19 of the 10th after Oma absorbed a series of blows and swayed toward the ropes. Charles earns about $16,000 plus $2,250 TV rights. Oma takes about $7,000 plus $2,250. Potential defenses against Jersey Joe Walcott and Joey Maxim discussed.
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Dover Bowl Narrowly Falls 43 42 to Cambridge
Cambridge edges Dover 43 to 42 after leading 35-30 at three quarters. Key scorers include Simpson 13 for Cambridge and Lengler 15 for Dover, with late Dover rally falling short.
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Pro Basketball League Bans Stalling Actions
The National Basketball Association declared stalling illegal to curb slow play. Officials can call technical fouls after warnings to ensure faster pace and fan excitement. Early season highlights include Fort Wayne edging Minneapolis 19 18 and an overtime sequence where Indianapolis and Rochester produced six extra periods before Olympics won 75 73.
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Mount Union Rolls Past Ohio Northern 58 47 for Seventh Win
Mount Union Purple Raiders improved to 7-3 by defeating Ohio Northern 58-47 on Friday. Rod King led Mount with 8 points, while Duke Barrett 14 and Harry Hollinger 13 supplied key scoring. Bob Kling led ONU with 12 points, and the Bears hit 13 of 19 free throws.
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District Basketball Scores Feature Close Augusta Effort
Augusta high and nearby teams post results with player tallies and team scores. Notable games include Augusta 37 Delroy 33 in a reserve tilt and Conotton Valley 65 Jewett 53 with key performances from Garver and Birney.
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Scio Foils Franklin In Reserve Basketball Tilt
Scio, led by players including Hilbert and Hibinger, defeated Franklin in a reserve game with scores 80 to 45. Scio built early leads and maintained momentum through the second half, while Franklin struggled to mount a comeback.
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Smithville and West Salem Reserve Basketball Result
Smithville defeated West Salem 68 to 35 in a reserve game after leading 46 49 at halftime. Box scores show Smithville players Smith and Murphy with notable contributions while West Salem struggled on offense.
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Chester at Dalton Reserve Basketball Game Recap
Chester 59 Dalton 49 in a reserve matchup. Chester players led by Weltz 10 points and Gerber 8 while Sapp and Stockham contributed in double digits. Final period surge helped Chester pull away after a close first half.
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Malvern Triumphs Over Perrysville In Close Victory
Malvern beat Perrysville 88 65 in a boys basketball matchup led by Geiger and Crawford for Malvern and Ferris and Leggett for Perrysville. Final scoring runs and player totals show Malvern pulling away in the second half.
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Apple Creek Defeats Fredericksburg In Narrow Hoops Win
Apple Creek 55 Fredericksburg 45. Apple Creek players Ritchie Don and Hackett led with double figure scores while Fredericksburgs Bricker Heilman and Slutz contributed steady scoring. First half sees Apple Creek trail but rally secures a 10 point victory.
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Strasburg Nets Edge Tuscarawas In Low-Scoring Game
Strasburg topped Tuscarawas 56 to 54 as early leads held and a late rally fell short. Strasburg sources: Renner Reiger Rentsch Bayer. Tuscarawas: Rausch Thompson McPeek Vesco Tharp Cerana. Reserve game noted: Tuscarawas led 46-31.
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Berlin-S6 O Voltz Leads Scorers in Reserve Match
Berlin S6 roster O Voltz 10-2-22 Miller 3-0-6 Rottman 8-2-18 D Voltz 4-0-8 Wingerd 6-0-12 G Conn 2-1-5 Hamsher 2-1-5 P Conn 1-3-5 B Conn 2-1-5. Glenmont Paddy 0-1-1 Gray 5 Ls? Strothers 2-1-5 Long 1-2-4 Didinger 0-0-0 Banbury 2-1-5 Berlin 20 42 67 86 Glenmont 28 15 22 Reserve game Berlin 59-17. 22
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Walnut Creek Beats Clark In Reserve Game Thirty-Plus Point Victory
Walnut Creek outscored Clark 79 to 18 in a reserve matchup. Walnut Creek players listed include Walunt Creek, Hershberger, Troyer, Jaberg, and Gerber with double digit totals. Clark contributions feature Bickel, Kaser, Giauque, McCune, and Patterson. Final score 79-18 with Walnut Creek leading 21 39 61 79 versus Clark 8 12 17 18.
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Danville Beats Millersburg in Reserve Game Swing
Danville 62 Millersburg 38 in a reserve contest. Danville players listed include Mickley Winterhalster Workman Shultz Ts Tracey and Shaysby. Millersburg contributions from R Weiss Shonk Vaughn Miley and Weiss. Final tally shows Danville 14 26 47 62 Millersburg 8 17 30 38.
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Uhrichsville 61 Haugh 13 Newcomerstown 42 Bricker 6
Uhrichsville and Newcomerstown high schools met in a basketball clash with tallies posted for players Bricker and Hewitt leading scoring. Newcomerstown pulled ahead in the second half as Uhrichsville trailed, final score indicating a strong visitors effort.
Midvale Defeats Graham in Low-Score Hoops Contest
Midvale and Graham match in a tight basketball outing. Key scorers include Tolotti and Syler for Midvale with double figures, while Graham features Renicker and Huprich among others. Final gaps emerge late as Midvale edges Graham in a defensive battle.
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Bolivar Bolivar vs Port Washington Reserve Basketball Recap
Port Washington edged Bolivar 51 to 58 in a reserve game with key lines from Geers Kromi Burkhart Feckler and Corbett Kees Jones Hursey Huston. Bolivar led 16 25 and 38 points while Port Washington totaled 7 20 32 in the game.
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Mansfield Laces New Phila 76-47 For 8th Straight
Mansfield's Tygers beat New Philadelphia 76 to 47 for an eighth straight victory after opening loss to Elyria. Ken McCally scored 29 points to pace Mansfield while Dave Leggett led New Philadelphia with 20. The Tygers built a 21-4 margin by end of the first quarter and expanded the lead through the game.
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Byron Nelson One Off Pace in Crosby
Byron Nelson remained a threat as the Crosby tournament moved into its second round in Pebble Beach California. Four players led at two under par 70 while Nelson, still a top name from the past, stood just one stroke behind among a tight group.
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Yankee GM Predicts Third Straight pennant
New York Yankee general manager George Weiss declared a third straight American League pennant for the Yankees. He cited last season’s pitching quartet Allie Reynolds Ed Lopat Vic Raschi and Tommy Byrne and forecast a comeback from relief ace Joe Page who won only three games in 1949.
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