Oberlin And Avon Lake See Action Tonight In Kent
Oberlin and Avon Lake of Lorain County face District Class B action at Kent tonight to begin their run for finals. Avon Lake plays Doylestown at 7 13 p m and Oberlin meets Greenford at 9 30 p m at the Kent State field house gym. Both squads bring strong records and aim for regional round with two wins needed to reach Kent finals and three for regionals.
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Braves screening committee to pick new commissioner
In Bradenton Lou Perini said a four man committee will choose an outstanding candidate before the owners meeting in Miami Beach next Monday to elect a baseball commissioner. He said the committee has identified a candidate but offered no hints.
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Pep Defeats Chavez In New Orleans Featherweight Showdown
Willie Pep of Hartford defeats Carlos Chavez of Los Angeles by unanimous decision in a 10 round main event at the Coliseum New Orleans. Pep, a former featherweight champion, keeps his comeback on track as he eyes a third bout with Sandy Saddler this summer after shoulder injury setback.
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Euclid Victor in Sectional Opener. Shaw Falls
Euclid High, with a first round bye in the Sectional District Class A Tournament at Euclid, opened with a 67 to 27 win over Willoughby. Don Kollar scored 19 and Ed Hoffert 13 as eleven players reached the scoring column. Shaw lost 54 to 28 to Ashtabula, ending its run after defeats of Brush and John Adams.
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Women Bowling League Sets Four Regular Matches
Regular four matches in the Olympic Recreation Women's Bowling League are on tap tonight at 7 o'clock. Schedule lists Chernec's Beverages versus Carey’s Villa Brown Printing versus C. H. Merthe Company versus Brown Grassie's Wayside Inns versus George's pa.
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District Tournament Results Highlight Local Schools
Cincinnati public and Catholic clubs led by Hamilton and St. Xavier posted decisive wins. Across Ohio, Axton South and Cardinal teams posted wins, with notable upsets at Zanesville and Wheeling area. Ohio colleges competed including Cincinnati versus Western Michigan and West Virginia tourneys shaping the regional standings.
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A’s Lose Season Opener to Seminole Sideshow Mischief
The Philadelphia Athletics suffered a strange setback at West Palm Beach as a carnival sideshow invaded the stadium. Seminole Indians, carnival barkers, and a two headed calf disrupted the game with bleachers removed and a ferris wheel blocking entry, prompting manager Jimmy Dykes to cancel workouts.
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Hayes sets tone for Ohio State football under new coach
Woody Hayes at his first press luncheon outlines balanced discipline and fatherly approach. He vows no more than two hours of practice, punctuality, and benching when needed while stressing understanding of why players break rules. He plans indoor drills March 28 outside April 2 with a May 12 spring game and promises a tougher defensive initiative.
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Mooseheart League matches scheduled at Bowling Center
The Mooseheart League hosts four regular matches tonight at 9 o of the Bowling Center. Pairings include A&A J Movere versus BAFB Food Marke LaGrange Hard&aze versus Rez Cleaners ODeanells Distributors versus Rainbow Bar and Elyria Brass & Bronze iz at Elyria Boxing Center.
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Western Automatic League Six-Pin Matches Tonight
W. A. M. S. Loop pairs teams for six pin matches at Stoner's Rainbow Lanes tonight at TV a clock. Matches include Tnipedtion versus Shippers and Department 44 versus Grinders with other pairings listed.
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Williams Beats Beau Jack In Non Title Bout
United Press results list Ike Williams from Providence outpointing Beau Jack of Atlanta in a non title bout. Other results include Percy Bassett over James Carier in Philadelphia, Willie Pep over Carlos Chavez in New Orleans, and Gene Smith defeating Cowboy Proctor Heinhold in Washington.
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Mackin Leads Elyria Elks League Bowls with 250 Game
Guarige posted a 248 to lead a 641 total in the circuit. Bill Mackin, a Leo Meyer Motors member, had a 627 series and tops the city in that department at Stoney's Rainbow Lank. Wickleman 246 and Art Dawson 245 in other divisions highlight a close race for single-game laurels.
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Loop Quintets Clash For Lead In YMCA Senior House
Maulers and Missers, both undefeated in the second half with three straight wins, meet on the YMCA floor at 8 pm to decide first place and a share of the second half title. Other games: Foulers vs Trippers at 7 and Dribblers vs Swishers at 9.
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Peahead Walker and Hickman Shape Wake Forest Football Legend
The piece recalls Peahead Walker’s tough coaching style at Wake Forest and his ties to NC State standout Hickman. It notes Hickman’s 300-pound line presence, six of his players earning All-America honors at Army, and Walker’s wartime scrimmage philosophy. The tale hints at future Wake Forest success and strong personalities guiding the program.
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