McKinley and Lehman reach third round in Youngstown set
McKinley ousted Campbell Memorial 38 27 while Lehman overwhelmed Newton Falls 52 28 in sectional finals at Kent. Chet Fair sparked Lehman with 21 points in the second half as St John and Waynesburg also posted sectional wins.
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McKinley
Campbell
Lehman
Newton Falls
St. John
Waynesburg
Kent
Jack Maxwell
Youngstown
Youngstown South
Polar Bears
Bears
Chet Fair
Bulldogs
Memorial
Garver
Eddie Coleman
Werner
Dale Haverstock
Tom Matak
Mike Durina
Fair
Jim Snyder
Bill Snyder
Ralph Sponseller
Bob Neiss
Sponseller
Tourney Tabloid Results Friday Recap
Friday results show McKinley 338 over Campbell Memorial Lehman 62 while Newton Falls 28 beats Youngs East 64 over Youngs Chaney. Youngs South 57 Hubbard 27. games tonight Alliance vs Niles Timken vs Youngs Ursuline vs Louisville Youngs Wilson at 8 Warren vs Scienceville at 3.
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McKinley
Campbell
Lehman
Newton Falls
Youngs
East
Chaney
South
Hubbard
Alliance
Niles
Timken
Ursuline
Louisville
Wilson
Warren
Scienceville
Angott Throttles Montgomery In Title Title Fight
Sam Angott hammered Bob Montgomery at Madison Square Garden in a lopsided 12 round decision. The win removes Montgomery as top challenger for Angott’s lightweight title and sets up a defense versus Allie Stolz in May.
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Associated Press
New York
Sammy Angott
Philadelphia
Bob Montgomery
Madison Square Garden
Washington
Angott
Montgomery
Newark
Allie Stolz
Sherrodsville lands two on Carroll County all league team
Sherrodsville Wildcats claim two spots on the Carroll County Class B all league team as league scoring leader Bill Herron is named guard and teammate Bob Newell earns forward honors. Other selections include Matt Musteric of Malvern at forward and Bob Kurzen of Magnolia at guard, with Bob Hoopes of Augusta at center after strong league totals.
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Carrollton
Carroll County
Wildcats
Sherrodsville
Bill Herron
Bob Newell
Herron
Matt Musteric
Malvern
Bob Kurzen
Magnolia
Bob Hoopes
Augusta
Big Ten season closes with possible four way tie
In Chicago the Big Ten basketball race ends with Illinois already crowned champion. A four way tie for second is possible as Iowa Purdue Wisconsin and Indiana contend. Tonight's schedule features Purdue at Illinois, Iowa at Wisconsin, Ohio State at Indiana, and Northwestern at Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Purdue
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio State
Northwestern
Minnesota
Lehamn sparkplug fuels late rally in tight game
Jim Uebelhart sparked Lehman’s passing attack and set up Fair’s baskets as the contest concluded with Lehman pressing. Elsewhere Youngstown East dominated Chaney 54 23 and Youngstown South routed Hubbard 57 27. East and South meet next Thursday at 7 45.
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Jim Uebelhart
Lehman
Fair
Youngstown East
Youngstown Chaney
Youngstown South
Case Loses Thriller To Western Reserve
In a close Western Reserve CASE rivalry game Western Reserve edged CASE 52-50 with a final seconds shot by Joe Sponseller. The win ties Western Reserve for second place with John Carroll in Cleveland's Big Four race as CASE avenged an earlier 52-51 defeat. John Carroll beat Marietta 45-40 behind Dick Meister's 21 points.
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Associated Press
Western Reserve
Reserve
John Carroll
Cleveland
Joe Sponseller
Marietta
Ohio
Dick Meister
Villanova Opens 73rd Intercollegiate Baseball Season
Philadelphia report notes Villanova college begins its baseball season marking the 73rd year of intercollegiate diamond play for the school.
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Philadelphia
Villanova College
Collegiate Scores From Western Reserve and Opponents
Western Reserve defeated Case 652 to 10 and John Carroll 45 to 40 while Marietta led 40. Stanford beat California 59 to 49 and Southern California won 63 to UCSA Marshall 76 to 59 over West Virginia Wesleyan.
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Western Reserve
Case
John Carroll
Marietta
Stanford
California
Southern California
U.C.S.A
Cambridge Topples New Phila In Sectional Clash 38 36
Cambridge defeated New Philadelphia 38 36 in the Eastern Ohio Class A sectional at Dennison. Zanesville routed Carrollton 75 24. Tonight Dover faces Coshocton and Uhrichsville meets Barnesville to set Cambridge’s semifinal opponent next week.
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Dennison
Philadelphia Quakers
Cambridge
Ohio
Zanesville
Carrollton
Dover
Coshocton
Uhrichsville
Barnesville
Quakers
Brownies
Kosokar
Brenton Kirk
Don Halter
Jack Mason
Johnny Abel
Pollock
J. Abel
Menhorn
H. Eaton
Hunt
Hillis
Harsh
Edwards
Croteer
E. M
Taylor
Barberton Y M C A junior tourney preview opens March 19
Thirty strong junior teams expected for the fifth annual Barberton Y M C A junior inter city basketball tournament. Thirty two awards will be given. Eligibility requires players under 18 before Dec 1 1941. Entry blanks from Bill Martin Barberton YMCA.
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Barberton
Conquests Tallied as Tuscarawas Bolivar Meet in Tourney
In Dover, the Tuscarawas Broncos beat Holmesville 39 to 31 and Bolivar defeated Dennison 37 to 27 to reach tonight’s sectional final. Gnadenhutten faces Big Prairie in the other semifinal as the region advances toward a Dennison district round.
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DOVER
Tuscarawas Broncos
Bolivar Cardinals
Ohio
Dennison
Gnadenhutten
Big Prairie
Tuscara
Holmesville Polar Bears
Holmes County
Bolivar
Dennison Railroaders
Calvin Jones
Cardinals
Bob Parks
Charles Myers
Harold Carpenter
Polar Bears
Hartville Jackson Win Tourney Games
Hartville Canal Fulton and Jackson opened Stark county junior high tournament play in Canton with first round wins. Hartville shut Brewster 21 to 5 as H Cox scored 10. Danal Fulton defeated Edgefield 40 to 9 with Foxx and Gaudeaur totaling 23. Jackson Township beat Beach City 24 to 14 with an 11 point fourth-quarter run as play moved to further rounds.
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Hartville
Canal Fulton
Jackson
Stark County
Canton
Fairmount Children’s Home
Richville
Brewster
H. Cox
Danal Fulton
Edgefield
Foxx
Gaudeaur
Beach City
Canton Two
Tessemer
Liguras
Wicks
Stewart
Slabauweh
Johnson
Freyberger
Vinno
Schumacherd
Bucher
Cox
Hart
Domer
Fowler
Chapman
Edwards
Daugherty
Kk Jackson Twrh
Heneh City
Lantz
Veitinger
Wries
IM. Amos
Nist
Sil Levengood Ee Morris
Lceman
Oj Stayman
Carnes
Penrod Oo
Philp
Sampeel
Singer
SiFunsa
Amos
Zankner
Canal Felton
Bidgetfield
Gaudaur
Fready
Grub
St John Crusaders, Mohawks win sectional finals. Greentown falls
St John Crusaders beat Boston Two 50 to 39 as Drotovich scored 20 points to clinch the win. Waynesburg Mohawks edged Clinton 37 to 35 to advance, while Twinsburg Junior champions defeated Greentown 39 to 29 to reach the district tournament in Kent.
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Crusaders Lace
Boston
Mohawks
St. John Crusaders
Waynesburg Mohawks
Kent
Stark County
Greentown
Wills Gym
Crusaders
Summit County
Clinton
Twinsburg
Summit
Drotovich
St. John
Jim Dehnke
John Tillitski
Joe Palumbo
Waynesburg
Leeland Gang
John Hunka
Jim Nelson
Palumbo
Fous
Mutigli
Boose
Barbosa
Dairies
Elson
ZiTraxtier
McEwen
Herrick
Crimaldél
Novak
SiGaumer
Wayneshurec
Clinton Mutigli
Johnson
Battista
Tintfield c
Hudson
Gruber
Bailey
A Lewton
Denison
Moutz
Pisani
Dehnke
Marshall
Watson
Gardner
iLockert
St John
Two District Champions Lose Class B Tournament Games
Two defending Class B district champions fell Friday as Marysville lost to Broadway 35-34 at Westerville and Cridersville dropped to Cola water 43-33 at Celina. Class A titlists Zanesville Canton McKinley Ashland Portsmouth Middletown also won, while Monroe beat Springfield High and Anna edged Jackson in overtime to stretch unbeaten streaks. Bremen, New Concord, Martins Ferry were noted with solid perfomances as state tournament path unfolds.
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Marysville
Broadway
Westerville
Cridersville
Cola@water
Celina
Zanesville
Carrollton
Canton McKinley
Campbell Memorial
Ashland
Mansfield Madison
Portsmouth
Washington
Middletown
Franklin
Monroe
Springfield High
Dayton
Anna
Jackson
Bremen
Millersport
New Concord
Malta-McConnelsville
Martins Ferry
Bellaire
Tiltonville
Western Reserve Kennel Club Opens Two Day Dog Show
About 930 dogs representing 70 breeds gathered as the 26th annual Western Reserve Kennel Club show opened at Public Hall underground exposition arena in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Western Reserve Kennel Club
Public Hall
Barrow Says DiMaggio Had Final Offer From UPI
New York President Ed Barrow of the New York Yankees announced that United Press offered $40,000 to Joe DiMaggio as the season’s top holdout. DiMaggio had earned $37,500 last year and reportedly seeks $45,000.
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United Press
New York
Ed Barrow
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Local basketball scores and upcoming matchups
Final results show St John 50 over Boston Tay 73 while Waynesburg 37 and Clinton 5 appear in the standings. Other listed games include Springfield Two Op. Ri Massillon Akron East and Wadsworth Elyria with several Akron area teams on the schedule.
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St. John
Boston
Tay
Waynesburg
Clinton
Twinsburg
Greentown
Norton
Springfield
Massillon
Akron East
Verse Falls
Akron
Buchetel
Kauvenna
Coventry
Wadsworth
Elyria
Akron North
Jennings
Barberton
Lorain Va
Wright Beats Hurdle Mark at Indoor Big Ten Meet
Wright, a standout Ohio State hurdler, set a 70 yard low hurdle record in 7.8 seconds at the indoor Big Ten championships preliminaries. Lee Farmer of Iowa shattered the broad jump record with 23 feet 2 3/4 inches, while also winning his 60 yard dash heat in 6.3 seconds. Ohio State leads in qualifiers as Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio State advance multiple finalists.
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le International News Service
Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio State
Bob Wright
Lee Farmer
Iowa
Wright
Olsen
Illlnois
Farmer
Burnett
Thomas
Hammond
Bowling Glassic Scores Lag As Tourney Grows
In the Columbus American Bowling Congress meet, top players opened with modest scores as teams move in to the layout. Howard Dammel of Cincinnati led with 1830 all events while 21 sets of 600 plus singles appeared. Simmons Industrial No 1 of Elizabeth N J topped the team event with 2790, Steven Illes Jr of Dayton held the singles lead with 650, and Chester Henderson with Pearl Robinson of Lima led the tandem at 1250 opening day.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Big Guns
American Bowling Congress
Howard Dammel
Cincinnati
Simmons Industrial No. 1
Elizabeth
N. J
Steven Illes Jr
Dayton
Chester Henderson
Pearl Robinson
Lima
Rooms Wanted: Rent a room near Cleveland NW 1110
Wanted ad seeks immediate rental for 1 or 2 gentlemen within walking distance of the square. Use of phone included. References to a prior repro mention rooms rented.
Room for rent ad offered to reach eager renters
Several readers seek similar opportunities. If you have a sleeping room to rent, call 5101 and ask for the Want Ad-Taker to place a low cost advertisement in time for tomorrow's paper. Reach renters now while interest lasts.
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Youngstown Ursuline
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Youngstown Scienceville
Girard Wednesday
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Joe McCullion
Chuck Stevens
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Ace Banks
Tom Carney
Tom Shumick
John Koury
Dick Huddleston
Nick Vulcan
Dave Capobianco
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Tourney Tabloid
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