G N Dairy Tops High Five At Dueber Lanes
The Grossglaus Classic league led by G N Dairy won 2989 pins at Dueber Lanes moving ahead of Homer's Tavern and Canton Pure Milk. Mayfair, Mondok Tailors and Canton Hardware posted strong showings as nine bowlers topped 600 in a busy night with upcoming Class B schedules.
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Dueber Lanes
G-N Dairy
Canton Pure Milks
High Five
Homer’s Tavern
Drop Forge Generals
Canton Pure Milk
Canton Hardware
Mayfair Tavern
Grossglaus Loop
Mondok Tailors
Inter-City
G-N Boys
Web Anderson
Jess Hershberger
Hershberger
Dairies
Ralph Bowers
Anderson
Malvern Smothers Magnolia In 64 56 Victory
Malvern Green Wave edged Magnolia Panthers 64 to 56 led by Don Crowl with 27 points and Terry Van Zant 22 for Magnolia. Malvern shot 12 of 22 from the foul line while Magnolia made 4 of 14 in a tight Tuesday night game at Malvern.
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Malvern
Malvern Green Wave
Magnolia Panthers
Don Crowl
Green Wave
Terry van Zant
Crowl
Ebner
Miles
Deckman
Crawford
Magnolia
Greer
Joseph
VanZant
Lancaster
Houze
Wanner
Baseball Loop Folds Rio Grande Valley League
The Class C Rio Grande Valley Baseball League folded due to manpower shortages and teams seeking Gulf Coast League transfer. League President Jelly Sorelle of McAllen announced the loop cannot operate next season.
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Alice
Tex
Rio Grande Valley Baseball League
Gulf Coast League
Jelly Sorelle
McAllen
Rio Grande Loop
Arizona guard leads Tucson softball league with .571 average
University of Arizona basketball guard Roger Johnson topped Tucson recreation softball league hitters last season, posting a .571 batting average and setting a high standard for local sports talent.
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Roger Johnson
University of Arizona
Tucson City Recreation
Results from county basketball matchups across Ohio
AP reports scattered scores from numerous county games. Minerva routed Salineville 85 43 while Sparta beat Greentown 56 54 and Navarre downed Uniontown 78 59. Several others saw close finishes including Carrollton 61 Seio 59 and Dennison edging Midvale 51 47.
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County Minerva
Salineville
Fast Sparta
Greentown
Navarre
Uniontown
Randolph
Marlboro
Malvern
Magnolia
Wooster
New Philadelphia
Augusta
Beloit
Smithville
Orrville
Carrollton
Seio
Dundee
Deltroy
Shreve
Millersburg
Fredericksburg
Killbuck
Clark
Union
Congress
Big Prairie
Freeport
Holloway
Tuscarawas
Dennison St. Mary
Ohio Wesleyan and others scoreline roundup
Ohio Wesleyan 90 Otterbein 63 Muskingum 77 Ohio 59 Ohio Northern 64 Indiana Tech 35 West Liberty 78 Steubenville 56 Findlay St Wilmington 73 Ohio Wesleyan Freshmen 66 Otterbein Freshmen 46 NC State 114 Virginia Tech 66 Vanderbilt 58 Tennessee 57 Tampa 105 Rollins 74 Oklahoma City 52 Baylor 48 Georgia 60 Mercer 58 Beloit 58 Lawrence 71 Lawrence Tech 65 DePaul 63.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Otterbein
Muskingum
Ohio
Ohio Northern
Indiana Tech
West Liberty
W. Va
Steubenville
Findlay
Wilmington
N. Carolina State
Virginia Tech
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Tampa
Rollins
Oklahoma City
Baylor
Georgia
Mercer
Beloit
Lawrence
Lawrence Tech
DePaul
Duke Roster Native North Carolina Contrast
Duke University lists 13 varsity players with only one native of North Carolina. The campus is cited as being in Raleigh, North Carolina, contradicting common location assumptions.
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Duke University
North Carolina
Duke
Raleigh
Niagara Women Boost City Bowling Meet Lead With 2720
Niagara Heating from Castamall Matinee led the field with 2720 as four teams entered the high five in the Central last night. Canton Pure Milk, Gray's Radio Electric, and Guenther Motors trailed, while Belden Cleaners dropped to fifth. The Niagaras posted 696 handicap and 703 series marks, with Millie Garrison anchoring at 481 and Wanda Joseph topping 514 in a strong showing. Two squads remain tonight before a morning shift Saturday. doubles and singles start Thursday.
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Central
Qastamall
American Legion Auxiliary
Niagara
Castamall
Canton
Niagara Heating
Canton Pure Milk
Gray’s Radio Electric
Guenther Motors
Belden Cleaners
Gray
Niagaras
Millie Garrison
Pure Milks
Evelyn Guist
Marie Brannon
Ethel Thomas
Grays
Gumnthers
Wooster Sways Quakers in Late Surge for 58-52 Victory
Wooster Generals overcome an 18-10 first quarter deficit to beat New Philadelphia 58-52. Dave Leggett scored 29 for the Quakers, while Bill Schreiber led Wooster with 11. Wooster improves to 8-2 in 10 games. NP drops to 7-5.
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Wooster
Quakers
Wooster Generals
New Philadelphia Quakers
New Philadelphia
Generals
Dave Leggett
Bill Schreiber
Carl Bradford
Bill Kaider
Richardse
A Massarelli
Hyust
Williamson to Stay as Wisconsin Coach Amid Salary Boost
Ivy Williamson announced he will remain as head football coach at the University of Wisconsin with his staff. President E B Fred proposed a $2,000 pay rise raising Williamson’s salary to 12,500 annually on a year to year basis. The board of regents has informally approved the raises and will formalize them next month.
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Madison
Wis
Ivy Williamson
University of Wisconsin Badgers
Williamson
University of Southern California
Wisconsin
E. B. Fred
Fred
Board of Regents
Belmont Park to Install 92 Betting Booths for Daily Doubles
New York officials announce Belmont Park race track will add 92 betting booths equipped with an automatic daily double vending machine. The change aims to speed up wagering for bettors as the season opens.
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New York
Belmont Park Race Track
District Court Basketball Scores and Reserves
District games across Shreve Millersburg Tuscarawas Gnadenhutten Bolivar and more show Shreve 57 over Millersburg 39 in a tight district clash Reserve games featured Millersburg 46-33 Tuscarawas 39-20 and Dellroy 40-36 with notable player totals and team tallies from Hradley McKenna Amicone and others.
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Shreve
Aylesworth
Acher
Mayen
Akins
Flinner
Millersburg
Cc. Weiss
Shank
Stafford
R. Weiss
Levengood
Millersburg i
Tuscarawas
Rausch
McPeek
Vesco
Tharp
Walton
Kerns
Dennison
Putman
Bonifant
Dennison St. Mary
Kansas State opens largest state owned athletic fieldhouse
Kansas State unveils a new athletic fieldhouse touted as the largest state owned building in Kansas. The facility marks a major upgrade for university sports and related programs, highlighting growth in state asset construction.
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Kansas State
Kansas
Wildcats to Tangle with Western Reserve Academy Pioneers
South travels to Hudson to meet Western Reserve Academy in a 4 PM basketball opener. Hudson has won three of four as the Wildcats seek a sixth win in eight games. Coach Red Ash will ride Leonard Walker Glen Griffith Al Bungard Dan Gidie Larry Krebs and Ronnie Miller Keith Fife in a seven game week slate with McKinley Lehman Timken Warren and Central Catholic also in action.
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South
Wildcats
Hudson
Western Reserve Academy Pioneers
Hudsonites
W.A.A
Charles
Red) Ash
Leonard Walker
Glen Griffith
al Bungard
Dan Gidie
Larry Krebs
Ronnie Miller
Keith Fife
McKinley
Lehman
Memorial Fieldhouse
Timken
Warren
Central Catholic
Youngstown Ursuline
Lincoln
Trojans
East Liverpool
Lions
Alliance
Central
Crusaders
Bellaire St. John
Marlboro Dukes Fall 49-41 to Randolph Tigers
Randolph defeats Marlboro 49-41 in Randolph as Tigers pull away with early leads and Marlboro fights back in the fourth quarter. Marlboro drops to 2-7 with balanced scoring from Randolph including E Laubert and Young.
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Randolph
Marlboro Dukes
Stark County
Randolph’s
Tigers
Dukes
Marlboro
Asher
Mitchell
Young
E. Laubert
G le
Laubert
Myers
Bergert
W. Snyder
Breit
Bloss
Wilcoxen
Wearstler
Oleksa
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Chick Vignes
Hardwares
Curt Holbein
Mayfairs
Len Phister
Johnny Rossetti
Mondoks
John
Doc) van Horn
Sterling Dairies
Maloney Lanes
Hep
Canton Hdw
Sterling Dry
Campian Dry
Mergus
Carlone Jwl
Wilkof Hdw
Service Tool
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Canton Rec
Hub-Victor
Strouble Tav
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Naples
Carl & Frank
Nick’s News
Dueber Cigars
Nanamaker Plumbing
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Scholastic
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Berlin Center
Jackson-Milton
Warren St. Mary
Newton Falls
Wanda Joseph
Oyler Bros
Margaret Sprankle
Staley Insurance
Maloney
Hep Niagara Htg
Gray Radio
Guenther Mtr
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Shadys vii
Staley Ins
Ross Dairy
Boo Err
Hi-Way Clnr
Freco Chem
Rohrbaurghs
Mondok Tailor
the Palms
Stafford Co
Dept
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Kromi
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Polen
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Lorris Hostettler
Beamer
Louis Hostettler
Flynn
Immel
Slimmer
Dellroy
Tinlin
Fife
R. Medved
Toot
Robinson
King
BE. Medved
Fox
Lion Tailors
2Nd St. NE
Advertiser
Julius
Sampson General Tire CO
Cor. 9Th and
Cleveland Ave
Gamble’'S Shoe Store
U.S
J & J Motors, Inc
W. Tusc
Ite
OLD Forester
Stecces ‘Oeman
Eerneseas
Torman-Kentuc
Kentucky
Bond of Kentucky
Rown-Forman Distillers Corporation
Louisville
Ford Truck Service
Ford Trucks
FORD
12Th St. NE
Cherry
Canton, Ohio
Ford Center
DIAL
Hue
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