Recreation push and coaching moves spark local sports talk
Local officials and unions press for a citywide year round recreation program funded by multiple bodies while Massillon High seeks a new football coach after Houghton departs for Akron. Jeff DeHaven takes over at Sandusky High. Mac Otten of Bowling Green repeats as most valuable player for the Falcons.
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The Hat Walker Swings For Baseball Batting Trend
Harry Walker of the Phillies wields a 36 ounce long bat nicknamed The Hat and aims to power through 1947 style hitting. Phillies coach Benny Bengough notes Walker’s work ethic and potential impact after being acquired from the Reds last season. Walker finished the season 20 points ahead of Ted Williams in batting.
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Indians Show Homer Power In Training Games
In Tucson the Cleveland Indians hammered 24 home runs in 18 exhibition games and look set to lead the American League in homers this season. Joe Gordon Hank Edwards Lou Boudreau and Ken Keltner each hit three. Ed Robinson Pat Seezer Walt Judnich and Jim Hegan had two apiece. Robinson Edwards and Judnich homered against Chicago White Sox as Cleveland won their 13th of 18 exhibitions. Bob Feller pitched six solid innings, while Bill Kennedy had a favorable showing despite walking three. The club aims to sustain spring power into the regular season.
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Barons Beat Reds 8-1, Head to Calder Cup Final
The Cleveland Barons crushed the Providence Reds 8-1 at Cleveland Arena to win the best of seven series and advance to meet the Buffalo Bisons for the Calder Cup. Johnny Holota scored twice and added two assists as Cleveland built a 4-0 lead and rode a strong team effort behind goalie Roger Bessette who posted a shutout until late in the third period.
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All-American Pro Golf Quintet Named by GWAA
The Golf Writers Association of America selects an all-American golf quintet: Sammy Snead, Ben Hogan, Sam Snead again? Biron Nelson, Demaret, Bobby Jones, and Gene Sarazen. A four-man team format is planned for a match at Virginia Beach on April 7 with Sarazen and Walter Hager as captains assigning players to shots.
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Table Tennis Opens in Columbus Championship Start
The National Guard Armory hosts the opening rounds of the three day Cay Netiscal Table Tennis Championship led by Dick Miles of New York and Leah Thell of Columbus. Jaine Weever of Chicago competes in the lower bracket and No fair the mens series concludes with early rounds.
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Trophies Here For Class B Cage Teams
Trophies awarded in the Class B basketball league with teams listed. Rec board official D. WL Tracey announced and Kirton copied season details. representatives from the two teams may collect trophies at Trubey's home 341 Harvard avenue on Monday.
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Tourney Veterans Roll On ABC Lanes
Veterans from eight states head to Detroit for the American Bowling Congress Championship Tournament replacing low scoring boosters. Regulars from Wisconsin Pennsylvania New York Ohio West Virginia DuIrois Kentucky and New Jersey join today’s session while boosters averaging under 850 fail to shift leaders in any division.
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Detroit and Maple Leafs Near NHL Playoffs Battle
United Press reports the Maple Leafs and Red Wings sit one win from the first round with Toronto trailing Boston 3 2 in the semi final after a 3 2 upset loss, and Detroit leading New York 3 2 after a 3 1 victory.
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Class A Semi Finals Set In Ohio Tournament This Weekend
Class A teams rose to determine the two finalists who will face off for the state title after Eaton edged Glenford 45 43 and Lima St Rose defeated North Canton 55 46. Lima St Rose and Eaton meet Saturday while Findlay Canton South and Hamilton Catholics clash today for the other spot.
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Wooster College Names 1948 Baseball Captain
Dick Gaver of Upper Sandusky has been selected captain of the Wooster College baseball team for the 1948 season. Gaver, a three-sport athlete, also plays forward in basketball and was a shortstop on the team for the past two seasons.
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