Bears Close Splurge Seals Sixth Victory Over Lions
Lehman Bears rally in final three minutes to defeat Lincoln Lions 36 to 26 in a city series clash on Lincoln court. Fair led with 13 points, Sponseller 8, Slebodnick 9 for Lincoln. Bears played all game without substitutions and improved to 6-1 in seven overall.
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Raiders Win Seventh Quel After Princes Take Lead
Alliance Mt Union Purple Raiders rallied from Heidelberg early surge to post a 78 44 victory for their seventh straight win. Heidelberg led 14 12 after one, Mount 32 19 at half, then dominated 64 28 after three as Jim DeWitt Rudy Schlott and Stan Baughman sparked a decisive run and mounted a strong inside game to seal the win.
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Breezy Briefs Sports Roundup By Hugh Fullerton Jr
Joe Louis reports for army duty and learns mornings are for boxing. Moffett Field fliers and 12th Naval District each collect over 10 thousand dollars from Armistice day events. A U G secretary treasurer Ferris questions the USGA cancellation of major events. Sam Snead’s Los Angeles tourney defeat noted. Baseball Hall of Fame votes due tomorrow. Bears impose fines for missed Friday exams. Mrs Barclay Douglas plans spring sale of Mill River stable string including Derby contender Fair Call.
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McKinley Bulldogs face grind of tough basketball schedule
McKinley coach Rearick gears up for a brutal slate as the Bulldogs confront Akron St. Vincent, Warren, Lehman, and Massillon in a string of five games in nine days. Only Youngstown South may be winnable in the near term, with future clashes looming against Timken, Dover, Alliance, East Liverpool, and Mansfield as the title chase looms.
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Veteran Presidents team and local basketball musings
Veteran Presidents roster features Chet Labuda and Larry Larson from Canton area teams with ten returning lettermen. McKinley fans propose tearing out interior of city auditorium for temporary basketball use. Local supporters include Mr and Mrs Ray Hooper Sr and Lehman star Bill Snyder Jr. Wooster Scots surprise with five wins in six, led by sophomores Dale Hudson and Jerry Ratherman amid Mose Hole era.
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Waynesburg Mohawks Top Minerva High 48 44
Waynesburg Mohawks beat Minerva Lions 48 to 44 in County Class B action. Chuck Hatfield scored 21 for Waynesburg and Nick Guinea led Minerva with 19. Waynesburg won the reserve game 31-23 as Minerva shot well from the line.
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Dover Crimsons top New Philadelphia 51 to 39 in county clash
Dover High the Crimson surged to lead early and held on to defeat New Philadelphia Quakers 51 to 39 in the Tuscarawas county basketball opener. Bill Herman scored 16 points and Tom Connor added 11 as Dover claimed its seventh win in nine games while New Philadelphia fell to five wins. New Phila reserve team won 28-27 in overtime.
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Fighting Assyrian: Champaign Illinois Wrestler Alex Agase
Illinois sophomore heavyweight wrestler Alex Agase, nicknamed the Fighting Assyrian, garners attention for his prowess on the mat and his standout performance as a standout member of the team from Champaign.
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Ohio College Hoops Narrow Victories Stoke Online Thrills
In tight Ohio conference games last night Ohio University fell short to Western Ohio 36-35 while Wittenberg edged Northern 48-47 at Ada. Toledo upset Cincinnati 50-41 as Bob Gerber scored 19 and free throws proved decisive. Tiffin beat Defiance 43-41 and Akron beat Western Reserve 70-54 with Johnny Lutsch and Ben Flossie contributing 22 and 19 points.
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San Francisco To Host Benefit Baseball Game
Duster Mails, former Cleveland southpaw, seeks to arrange a benefit game in San Francisco on Washington's Birthday. He aims to bring together major and minor league stars with proceeds designated for Army camps.
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Lincoln Leans On Patriotism In Halftime Show
A colorful patriotic halftime display highlighted the Lincoln Lehman game at Lincoln gym Tuesday night. The 29 member Lincoln band marched on led by Majoret Betty Gray and formed the letter L after a sequence of marching formations. A quartet consisting of Jen- continues in readable text.
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Lincoln Band Drama Show Features Alma Mater and Statue Reveal
Scholastic scores listed many high school games across regions. Lincoln presented its alma mater with Joe Youngen Kathleen Taylor Lucille Wolfe and Opal Austin singing while the band performed The Band Plays On and the Lincoln majorettes danced. Miss Galbraith led a baton twirl as Peggy Dunn unveiled the Statue of Liberty pose, concluding with The Star Spangled Banner under Lincoln band director Robert Stump.
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Barons Suffer 11-2 Loss at Springfield
United Press reports Cleveland Barons lost 11-2 to the Springfield Indians in Springfield Mass. The defeat, their worst in history, comes as they travel to Pittsburgh to face the Hornets. Cleveland now trails Hershey by two points with 30 games played.
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Dempsey Invited to Enlist in U S Navy
Muskogee Oklahoma reports that former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey may be too old for the army but has received an invitation to join the navy. Recruiting Officer A T Huster wired that the navy welcomes fighting men from 17 to 50 and invites him to enlist and help free the world.
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Rangy Trojans Romp To Easy 62-37 Victory
Timken Trojans dominate Newton Falls 62 37 on their home court for sixth win in seven. Huddleston scores 18, Vulcan 12, Melcher and Kolesar contribute as Timken overpowers Falls with strong defense leading to easy baskets. North Canton reserves edge Timken seconds 27 26 in preliminary.
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