Lehman and Timken Seek Regional Passes Tonight
Lehman Bears meet Youngstown East at 8 pm in the sectional final at Youngstown South fieldhouse while Timken Trojans face Warren at 9 15 pm. Led by Huddleston and Shumick Timken aims for the first regional bid, Warren seeks to sustain momentum as Moran tops the Aviators with 17 points.
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Jack Maxwell
Lehman and
Timken
Canton
Youngstown South
Polar Bears
McKinley
Bulldogs
Youngstown
Wilson
Warren
Lehman
Jim Snyder
Bears
East
Lou Gabriel
Chet Fair
Bill Snyder
Jack Finn
Jim Ueberhart
Don Trenary
Gabriel
Jack Dunleavy
Tom Dellick
Lou Viceral
John Andrews
Pierre Hill
Dominick Venetta
Trojans
Tom Shumick
John Koury
Dick Huddleston
Nick Vulcan
Dave Capobianco
Bob Moran
Johnny Dziak
Venetta
Luther Rhine
Larry Larson
Dan Myers
Aviators
Alliance
Harry Geltz
Huddleston
Tom Hinton
Moran Sparks
Basil Skillern
Jim Faulker
Nip Heim
Paul Whittingham
Faulkner
Connolly
Whittingham
Geltz
Skillern
Shumick
Moran
Rhine
Dziak
South
Kent State University
Kent
Purdue Matmen Lead in Big Ten Championship Preview
Purdue wrestling, entering seven of eight events, led pre meet predictions to win the Big Ten title. Iowa trailed with six qualifiers, while Ohio State had one entrant.
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Purdue
Chicago
Iowa
Ohio State
New York Boxer Jimmy Colan Wins Technical Knockout
In New York Jimmy Colan, 174, defeated Jimmy Webb, 173, by technical knockout. In Worcester Tommy Jones, 154, stopped Pete Muccamera, 150, in seven rounds.
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New York
Jimmy +Colan
Jimmy Webb
Houston
Tex
Worcester
Mass
Tommy Jones
Pete Muccamera
Timken and Warren Dominate Tourney Semis
In Friday action Timken defeated Alliance 33 to 27 while Warren topped Youngs en 54 to 37. Finals set for tonight with Lehman versus Youngs at 8 and Timken against Warren at 9 15.
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Canton
Timken
Alliance
Warren
Youngs
Tonigh Lehman
Hast
Crack Runners Clash Tonight in Indoor Mile Showdown
United Press reports a dramatic indoor meet at Madison Square Garden led by Leslie Mac Mitchell against Gilbert Dodds. The pair, who split N Y A star’s 19 race streak, clash in the Col umbian mile for the Archbishop Spellman trophy amid a strong program featuring Greg Rice seeking a 35th straight two mile win and other top runners like John Borican and Roy Cochran in the Widener 600 yard and Cardinal Hayes Memorial events.
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New York
Leslie Mac Mitchell
Gilbert Dodds
K. of C
Dodds
Boston A. A
Mac Mitchell
Archbishop Spellman
Madison Square Garden
Greg Rice
Notre Dame
Bishop Donahue
Walt Mehl
Rice
Casey
Cardinal Hayes
Marlboro Navarre Clash Tonight For Junior High Laurels
Marlboro and Navarre meet at Osnaburg Two High School East Canton in the Stark county junior high final after semis wins Friday Navarre edges Waynesburg 23 17 with Menard 13 points leading Navarre Marlboro beats Hartville 29 8 as Fawver scores 6 1, 17 2, 25 8 quarter margins Waynesburg Hartville consolation at 7 30 and final at 8 30
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Marlboro
Navarre
Osnaburg
East Canton
Stark County
Waynesburg
Hartville
Menard
Fawyer
Miller
Bigrams
Davis
Walters
Colucy
Serefini
Trilli
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Mutigli
Marliboro
Janello
Wymer
Wicks
Fawver
Knox
Foy
Kuhn
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Chapman
P. Cox
Ohmen
H. Cox
Domer
Tessemer
Dover Reaches Final With 53 31 Victory Over Zanesville
Dover Crimson team defeats Zanesville Blue Devils 53 to 31 in the district semifinal to advance to the Eastern Ohio Class A final. Tom Connor with 18 and Jack Swinderman with 16 pace Dover as Cambridge and New Concord win their semifinals to reach the finals.
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Concord
Bolivar Cardinals
Tuscarawas County
Gnadenhutten
Dresden
Tom Connor
Little Jack Swinderman
Dover
Crimsons
Zanesville
Blue Devils
McElfresh
Cardinals
Don Slater
Warren Klink
Bolivar
Calvin Jones
Russ Ross
Stockum
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Early Games
The record lists multiple exhibition baseball results with teams such as Washington A beating Boston A while New York A loses. Cincinnati N defeats St. Louis N, Detroit CA beats Chicago CN, Philadelphia A over Pittsburgh, and Chicago A defeats New York A. The material appears fragmentary and contains score notes.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Neelphia
Pittsburgh
Burns Topples Allen 29-24 To Take Grade School Title
Burns defeats defending champion Allen 29-24 in the city grade school final at McKinley High, building an 11-6 first-quarter lead and holding it through a balanced, closely played game. Martinez led Burns with 10 points, Anastas 7, Zantopoulos 6, while Walt Stokes scored 14 for Allen. The Repository trophy was presented to Coach John Marantides and his Burns quintet.
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Burns
Allen
McKinley High School
Martinez
Anastas
Zantopoulos
Walt Stokes
Otis Goodman
Goodman
Chuck Wright
McKinley
John Marantides
Training Camp Briefs: Yankees Edge Reds in Exhibition
In St Petersburg Elmer Riddle held the Yankees hitless through four innings as Cincinnati held their opponent to no hits until late. Gerald Priddy homered off rookie Les Hinckle, and New York scored twice in the sixth to win 2-0.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Elmer Riddle
Cincinnati Reds
Riddle
New York Yanks
Yanks
Gerald Priddy
Les Hinckle
Lakeland
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Tampa
Cincinnati
Les Mueller
Charley Fuchs
Reds
150 Nominated on Derby Roll
LOUISVILLE The largest number of thoroughbreds named for the Kentucky Derby in a dozen years has been nominated for the 68th running for a $75 000 purse on May 2 Churchill Downs announced today The list posted by Winn contains 150 of the finest three year olds in America It is topped by Alsab Mrs Al Sabath s 1941 juvenile champion and includes most promising youngsters from last year He said the Derby will be wide open with no outstanding candidate but more than a score of class three year olds from which the winner may come
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United Press
Louisville
Matt J. Winn
Churchill Downs
Winn
America
al Sabath
Alsab
Massillon Tigers reach sectional quarterfinals with 36-23 win
In Kent Massillon defeats Springfield Two 36-23 to advance to the Class A sectional quarterfinals against Cuyahoga Falls, while Akron North trounces Akron West 56-34 and Elyria edges Ravenna 38-37. Massillon led 7-4 after one period and 15-12 at halftime, then pulled away in the third, with Mickey McDade scoring 15 and John Padrutt 17 for Springfield Two.
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Mickey McDade
Massillon
John Padrutt
Spartans
Padrutt
Springfield
Tigers
McDade
Joe DeMonda
Bob Williams
DeMando
Williams
Tiger
Pardutt
Chuck Buttermore
Akron North
Akron West
Elyria
Ravenna
North
Breezy Briefs From HUGH FULLERTON Jr Wide World Sports Writer
York spring football winds up with the G day intra squad game complete with printed programs the queen and a dance afterward Alabama plans a similar A day next week The coaches face the mobilization day question Long Island Roosevelt raceway may hold twilight trotting races in late July and August Clipper Smith finds Ed Narcum a freshman and cousin of Ed Wysocki at Villanova as a new football prospect WT CON GEBBIE notes soldiers grasp technical problems by comparing pincers movement with a football ends forward charge and defense in depth with a 6 2 2 1 defense He says today’s army made of sports minded Americans does not give up quarterbacking on the battlefield.
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Hugh Fullerton Jr
York
Georgia
Alabama
Long Island
Roosevelt Raceway
Clipper Smith
Villanova
Ed Narcum
Wildcats
Ed Wysocki
Con Gebbie
Watertown
S. C
Camp Croft
Tourney Scores At Kent And Around Ohio
Scores from regional tournament games across Ohio feature Massillon 86 over Springfield Two and Cuyahoga Falls 32 over St. Vincent 27 while Ravenna edged Kiyria 37 to 38. Other results include Akron North 56 over West 34 and Lakewood 31 while Mentor 26 topped Euclid Shore. Cincinnati Purcell 35 over Walnut Hills 26 and Roger Bacon 30 over Elder 27. In Sandusky Ashland 46 beat Tiffin Columbian 24 and Mansfield 45 over Fremont Ross 35. Toledo Central 55 over Devilbiss 45 and Scott 71 over Clay 39. Bowling Green beat Perrysburg 39 to 28 in Defiance. Findlay 6 beat Lima South 29 and Celina 45 topped Crestline 34. Newark 62 defeated Delaware and Central 44 topped Columbus South 39 with Marion Harding 26. In Dennison Deveree and Zanesville 31. Dayton Roosevelt 29 and Middletown 31 over Wilmington 29 in overtime. In Athens Portsmouth 48 over New Boston 42 while Greenfield 39 and Athens 30. Portsmouth Fast 43 over Hillsboro and Chillicothe 47 over Lancaster 28.
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St. Vincent
Kiyria
Ravenna
Akron North
Akron
West
Euclid Shore
Lakewood
Mentor
Berea
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Purcell
Walnut Hills
Roger Bacon
Elder
Sandusky
Ashland
Tiffin Columbian
Mansfield
Fremont Ross
Toledo
Toledo Central
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Scott
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Woodward
Macomber
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Defiance
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Massillon
Springfield
Portsmouth
New Boston
Middletown
Wilmington
Xenia O. S. S. O
Dixie
Zanesville
Dover
Stars Topple Merchants in Narrow Victory
Washington All Stars held off a late Cherry Merchants rally to win 28 25 in a tense game. The matchup featured key performances from Washington players and a fought defensive stand to seal the result.
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Merchants
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Cherry Merchants
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All Stars
Cherry Mehts
Mitchel
Conway
Locke
Reed
Cun
Gham
Heberling
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Hastings
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Various High School Scores From Ohio Report
Local high school football and score updates across Ohio venues including Bascom Bettsville Van Buren New Washington Forst Ottawa Hills Leipsic Continental Ada Eubenville Macksburg Yorkville Lewisville Celina Coldwater Hoaglin Jackson Bluffton New Knoxville Waverly Lynchburg Fairfield Peebles Clarksburg Lucasville McDermott Western Jeffersonville Logan Corning Rio Grande Dubsonville Vinton Rural Somerset Albany Ames Bern Rockbridge Springfield Anna Elizabeth Two Tippecanoe City Cincinnati Wyoming Aberdeen Reading Seven Mile Dayton Dixie Dennison New Concord Bolivar College Corner Eaton.
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Eubenville
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Mount Union Star Leads All-Conference Basketball Team
Chuck Joachim of Mount Union heads the AP all conference selections as captain of the first team with Edward McFadden of Denison and Bob Geist of Capital. Second team features Stan Baughman of Mount Union and Oberst of Baldwin Wallace. Ohio colleges voted among 20 schools. Toledo not considered.
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Chuck Joachim
Mt. Union
Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Joachim
Mount Union
Edward
Ike) McFadden
Denison
Bob Geist
Capital
Bob Holtsclaw
Muskingum
Carl Kate
Wooster
Stan Baughman
Purple Raiders
Price
Kent State
Fisher
Wittenberg
Oberst
Baldwin-Wallace
Shaffer
Ohio Northern
Toledo
Joachim
Bowling Green Gains District Crown In Defiance
In Ohio district action Bowling Green routed Perrysburg 39 28 at Defiance to claim the Class A district title. Newark Massillon Lakewood Ashland Portsmouth and Middletown advanced as defending champions, while Xenia O S S O held off Dixie 27 24. Zanesville and Springfield Two exited as casualties.
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Bowling Green
Defiance
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