Polar Bears Topple Lakewood to Reach State Crown Fight
Lehman High’s Polar Bears stunned Lakewood 28-20 at Youngstown South to advance to the northeastern regional final against Warren. Led by Chet Fair and Jim Uebelhart, Lehman clung to a 9-2 lead after the first period and dominated defense, holding Lakewood to seven field goals. Warren defeated Kenmore 50-36 to set the likely state scene at Kent State next weekend.
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Lehman
Ohio
Lakewood
Youngstown South
Polar Bears
Warren
Vance
Kent State University
Jim Snyder
Bears
Warren Eagers
Kenmore
Pierre Hill
Dominick Venetta
Sterling Center
Luther Rhine
Johnny Dziak
Bob Moran
Larry Larson
Youngstown
Dziak
Blond
Akron South
McKinley
Massillon
Sharon
Warren Cagers
Youngstown East
Uebelhart
Chet Fair
Jim Uebelhart
Jack Finn
Bob Brown
Len Benbow
Rangers
Fair
Sponseller
Cardinals
Rhine
Venetta
Harry Anderson
North Battles Cambridge In Dennison Tilt
Akron North Vikings meet Cambridge Brownies in a regional final tilt with a Kent four team finals berth on the line. North tops Greenfield McClain 43 37 paced by Leo Sadowski 19 points while Cambridge beats Steubenville 43 40 on Don Rose 15 points and strong foul shooting.
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Akron North Vikings
Cambridge Brownies
Kent
Vikings
Greenfield McClain
Cambridge
Steubenville
Leo Sadowski
North
Greenfield
McClain
Don Grate
Akron
Brownies
Big Red
Martins Ferry
Don Rose
Kasimir Ziarko
Cambridge Steubenville Rose
Ziarko
Beal
Had
Roosevelt Dunels Xenia Reach Dayton Regional Final
Roosevelt upset Columbus South 36-26 in the regional Class A tourney at Dayton. Xenia Central crushed Cincinnati Roger Bacon 46-31 to earn its 22nd win in 23 games. Final foes Roosevelt and Xenia clash tonight with Zeida scoring five fields and Wilson totaling 18 for Xenia.
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United Press
Dayton
Roosevelt
Columbus South
Xenia Central
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Xenia
Sammy Zeida
Jack Wilson
Mansfield and Toledo win regional games in Findlay tourney
Mansfield defeated Findlay 36 30 while Toledo Central Catholic edged Celina 46 45 in overtime. Mansfield and Toledo meet tonight to decide who advances to the Kent finals next Saturday, with Bowling Green as the perceived dark horse.
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United Press
Findlay
Bowling Green
Mansfield
Toledo Central Catholic
Celina
Toledo
Kent
Committee approves freshmen play option in Ohio conference
Athletic managers in the Ohio conference meet to consider a committee recommendation allowing freshmen to compete next year at schools' option. The committee approved a resolution to retain the one year residence rule in the present emergency but permit individual schools to use freshmen if they desire.
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United Press
Springfield
Ohio Conference
Regional Tournaments Report From Dayton and Nearby Cities
Regional tournament scores from Dayton Roosevelt and Columbus South with Xenia Central and Cincinnati Roger Bacon. Dennison shows Cambridge and Steubenville. Akron North and Greenfield Me tClein, Findlay pairs Mansfield and Bowling Green, Toledo Central Catholic and Celina in overtime. Youngstown hosts Warren Harding and Akron Kenmore. Canton Lehman and Lakewood also played.
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Roosevelt
Columbus South
Xenia Central
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Dennison
Cambridge
Steubenville
Akron North
Greenfield
MetClain
Findlay
Mansfield
Bowling Green
Toledo
Breezy briefs from Wide World Sports
A compact page of sports notes and anecdotes. Highlights include Toledo breaking a scoring record while Rhode Island draws fans, Thad Holt leaving a Navy enlistment, and Notre Dame coach William Mahoney praised as a rising prospect. Also mentions guest star Bob Phillips and debate over college financing for baseball players. Chappie Blackburn illness opens with Jimmy Johnson commenting on fighter confidence, while Abe Simon is touted against Joe Louis for an upcoming bout.
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EW York
the Garden
Toledo
Rhode Island
Thad Holt
Atlanta Constitution
San Diego
Calif
William
T-Bone) Mahoney
Notre Dame
Arizona
Bob Phillips
Birmingham
Ala
Age Herald
Jack
Chappie) Blackburn
Jimmy Johnson
Joe Louis
Chappie
Abe Simon
Jimmy
Abraham
Louis
Black and Blue capture Class B volleyball title in tight finish
Black and Blue edged Jolly Jacks 8-15 15-10 15-5 to seal the season with a margin of three over runners up. Clarenettes defeated Orphans 15-10 15-8 and won 15-10 for third place. Black and White beat Baxter Busters 15-10 15-3 but fell 13-15 in the deciding set.
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Jolly Jacks Orphans
Clarenettes
Baxter Busters Washington
Black and Blue
Jolly Jacks
Orphans
Cinch
Black and White
Baxter Busters
Warren Dog Winner at Southern Ohio Field Trials
Ripley Phil Son 11 a setter entered by Walter Larue of Warren won the puppy stake in the southern Ohio field trials yesterday. The trials end tomorrow.
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Ripley
Phil-Son
Walter Larue
Warren
Southern Ohio
Lehman Star Jim Ueberhart Shines On Court And Stage
Jim Ueberhart, a leading Lehman High athlete, stars in basketball as Polar Bears chase a state title while also serving as the lead in the operetta Naughty Marietta. The multi sport student aims for Purdue, studies math, and balances rehearsals with games amid a busy senior year.
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Lehman High School
Jim
Bob O’ Brien
AIC
Marietta
New Orleans
Polar Bears
Canton
Dick Warrington
Coast Guards
Warrington
Lehman
Uebelhart
Purdue University
Edith Gordon
Mohawks Meet Somerset In Class B Semi Final
Waynesburg Mohawks defeated Ottawa Hills 42 29 to earn a semifinal clash with Somerset at Wittenberg College. Bremen faces Bluffton while Bluffton beat Yorkville to reach the semis. Somerset beat Webster Two 37 24. The four semifinalists are remaining in the Class B cage tournament.
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Green Arrows
Rudy Battista
Dean Mutigli
Chuck Hatfield
Dave Thompson
Arrows
Battista
Bogart
Ottawa Hills
Thompson
Bob Gruber
Mohawks
Stark County
Gruber
Mutigli
Hatfield
Jack Lewton
Somerset
Act
Richard
Robert Starkey
Bremen
Bluffton
Illinois Loses 46-44 to Kentucky in NCA A Clash
In New Orleans Illinois and Kentucky battled for the eastern N C A A championship with Kentucky edging Illinois 46-44. Dartmouth beat Penn State 44-39 to reach the final, while Stanford defeated Rice 53-47 and Colorado beat Kansas 46-41 to reach the western finals in Kansas City.
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International News Service
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Colorado
Rice Institute
Kansas
NABC Backs Rectangular Backboards and Stitch Balls Standard
The National Association of Basketball Coaches urged its rules committee to recognize rectangular backboards and stitched basketballs as standard official equipment for universities and colleges in a move to standardize play across higher education.
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New Orleans
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Friday Tournament Results From Local Basketball Matches
Waynesburg defeated Ottawa Hills 42 to 29 and Bremen beat Clearview 42 to 34. Bluffton edged Yorkville 35 to 27 while Somerset topped Webster Two 37 to 24. Today Bremen meets Bluffton at 2 and Waynesburg plays Somerset at 3 with a championship final to follow.
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Somerset
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Fairfield County
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Webster Cari
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Meder
Shaughnessy Quits Stanford To Join Maryland Post
Clark D Shaughnessy resigns as Stanford football coach to accept Maryland post as director of athletics and head coach at College Park. Announcement states he will report April 1 under a ten year contract. Jim Lawson expected to succeed. Confirmation comes from his son Clark Jr in Santa Paula.
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Calif
Clark D. Shaughnessy
University of Maryland
Shaughnessy
Board of Athletic Control
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford
Clark Jr
Maryland
College Park
Santa Paula
Training Camp Briefs Highlights Exhibition Losses
Exhibition notes from Y Australia and UPI report several spring games. Indians lose to Braves 11-3 after leading 3-0, Gromek struggles in ninth, Krakauskas and Heving limited Braves early. Dodgers crush Yankees 12-4 as 19 hits pace the win. Mel Ott backs Willard Marshall as left fielder for Giants. Pirates top White Sox 10-8 behind three homers. Reds drop to 2-0 in Detroit, Haas miscues and wild throw hurt fielding. Ben Wade Beggs and Riddle combine for four hits for Reds with Rudy York homer.
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Heving
Gromek
Braves
Hal White
Tigers
Bert Haas
Bill McKechnie
Haas
Frank McCormick
Ben Wade
Indianapolis
Joe Beggs
Elmer Riddle
Reds
Rudy York
Robinson Fells Foe In Seventh at Madison Square Garden
Ray Sugar Robinson stopped Norman Rubio in the seventh round before 11 274 fans at Madison Square Garden. Manager Curt Herrmann announced five upcoming bouts in Detroit, Cleveland and Boston as Robinson extends his streak and eyes a possible title clash with Freddie Cochrane.
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Sugar) Robinson
Norman Rubio
Madison Square Garden
Robinson
Rubio
Curt Herrmann
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Harlem Negro
Freddie Cochrane
Freddie
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