Persistent Canton Team Bets On State Scholastic Title
Canton McKinley leads the field as it seeks the Ohio Scholastic Basketball crown in the state finals opening at Columbus. McKinley, runner-up multiple times since 1923, faces 15 strong Class A rivals led by defending champion Hamilton and favorites from Newark Findlay and Marietta. New Philadelphia and Youngstown East also loom as contenders. Class B defends Upper Arlington aims to repeat with 31 straight wins, while many bystanders eye shocks in a crowded bracket.
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Hgh School Athletic Association
McKinley
Marietta High
Canton
Marietta
Hamiltr
Akron
Newpark
Findlay
Brids ‘Port
Hamilton
Canton McKinsey
Carl Fiore
Newark
Massillon
New Philadelphia
Nenia Central
Ohio
Hamilto
Youngstown East
Bridgeport
Faust
Toronto
Tom Kinkade
Upper Arlington
Brany
Cade Danil Filton
Shawnee
Franklin
Radnor
Delaware
Enon
Clark
West Milvan
Miainty
Wayowning
Canfield
Mahoning
Wartville
Stark
Canal Fulton
Starkit
Baltimore
Lettsville
Seneca
Genua
Quasar
Willahire
van Wert
Lew Buston
Canton Mckinley
Toledo
Woodward
Mamit
Mansfield
Cincinnati
Roger Burcun
Akron St. Vinc Fentys Mariettay
Ridge- Part
Bowling Tireeu
Saimes
North Baltimore
Wood County
Thhrsday
Genoa
New Boston
Cadiz
Harrile
BettSville
West Milton
Wyoming
Strasburg
Wiltshire
State Fairgrounds
Ohio State University
Tubes ousted in semi finals of Northeastern YMCA tourney
Elyria Division steel and Tubes lost 43 to 32 to Canton Hoovers in the Northeastern YMCA Industrial cage tournament at Central Y in Canton. Youngstown Sheet & Tubes won the final 63 to 42 over the Hoovers, with Rars and Rowenky scoring heavily for Youngstown.
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Crhlck
Twop Nable
Jack Hox
Hoover Company
North Canton
Canton
Elyria Division
Steel & Tubes
Hoovers
Ubi Y. M. C. A
Warren
Youngstown Sheet & Tubes
Canton Hoovers
Gypsums
Revs
Joey Yarsa
George Kardt
Elyria
Chuck Hill
Warren Federal Welders
Gerry Gaines
Frank Miukovwski
Joel
Gaines
Moukoweki
Luis Atu
Yarsa
Giri
Uval
Fiorians
Capten Bors
Sven Schiltz
Schick
Paul
Sprnny’ Sponseller
Lports
Cantonaés
Nie Marsters
Tugemen
Youngstown
Toe Canton Trouvers
Tao Rars
Roweny
Sweeney
E. O
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Steel & Tuhen
S. Gs
Mitchell
Setuek
Rts
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Nesshuger
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Oberlin falls to Hartville in district finals ending season
Oberlin High's scholastic cage season ends with a district final loss to Hartville at Kent. Coach Boyd Robinson caps a strong first year with a winning record, highlighted by a solid Oberlin squad that beat top teams and tied Southwestern League title contenders Berea. Akron and Northeast teams advance in Class A finals as McKinley leads among five X S E finalists.
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Robinson
Berea
Robinson - Hele
Clase A
Akron
Vamels Rast
Buehiel
St. Vin
Canton
South Amherst Hawks Capture Tourney Title
GRAFTON March 14 The South Amherst Hawks won the Gold Medal tournament by beating the Elyria Elks 40-30 in the finals after a 45-24 semifinal over Townsend. Valley City defeated Townsend 62-46 in the consolation. An all tournament team honored South Amherst, Elyria, and Valley City players with Klimosewski and Jones from the Hawks on first team. Grabe of Valley City was top scorer with 69 points.
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Grafton
South Amherst Hawks
Elyria Elks
Hawks
Townsend
Elks
Valley City
Tray Valley City
South Autherst Hawks
Joe Klimosewski
Karl Jones
el “Mammy Ross
Watt
Babe” Machock
The
Klimosewski
South Amherst
Grade
Ross
Flyvia Elks
Jones
Madock
Joe Kinno- Sewski
Grabe
Rabe” Machock
Chuck Wentz
Ed Pippert
Johnny Lagas
Elsrna Standard Cleaners
Boone
North Olmsted
Karpingkl
LaGrange Mobilzas
Here Are Pairings For State Class A And B Tourneys
The first round pairings are listed for the State Class A and B tournaments. Thursday matchups include Findlay versus Akron Buchtel at 1 PM and New Philadelphia versus Xenia Central at 2 PM with subsequent times to follow.
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Findlay
Akron Buchtel
New Philadelphia
Xenia Central
Birmingham Firemen B Team Triumph Over LaGrange Moblgas Five
Birmingham Firemen B cagers defeated LaGrange Moblgas Five 54 to 31 yesterday afternoon. Rex Lees scored 17 for the winners, Willig Wasem added 14, Hastings led LaGrange with nine. Announcement: Birmingham Firemen will meet the Log Cabin team of Cleveland at the local gym Thursday night.
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Hhaoth Gahaasi
Birmingham Firemen
LaGrange Mobilgas
Rex Lees
Willig Wasem
Hastings
LaGrange
Ar Qaint
Cleveland
Pennzoile
Indians wallop A's 15 to 6 in New Orleans game
The Cleveland Indians overwhelmed the Philadelphia Athletics 15 to 6 at Lake Charles, boosting morale before a two game NL series with the Phillies. Veterans Paul Avery and others sparked the hit parade as Athletics rookies struggled.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Lake Charles
Phillies
Indians
Mack's
Paul Avery
Lary
Rai Athletic
Luster Crabhard
Carl Bord
Luther Thomas
Les Ed Smith
Parl Senre Onls
Psatlak Hurts
Vin Gare
Oberlin Loses In Kent B Cage Tourney
Oberlin High's basketball team fell 42 38 to Hartville in a Kent district Class B tournament game ending Oberlin's run. Hartville, Canfield, and Canal Fulton advance to the state tourney in Columbus from Stark and Mahoning counties. Hernan Hudwell led Oberlin with seven points. Norm Willby and Joe Susco added 14 and 12 respectively.
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Oberlin High
Hartville
Kent
Caufield
Canal Kulton
Ohio
Columbus
iVanal Fulton
Stark County
Canfield
Mahoning
Hernan Hudwell
Indians
Norm
Toland
Harty Ithe
Aotor Hiekdort
Stan Waser
Totel
Oberlin
Grade School Cage Tournament Opens
The opening of a Grade School Cage Tournament is recorded with notes on teams Weatherly Campbell Averill and others. Scoring highlights include Nerher Weatherly Campbell Averill and Kleinler with several hits and runs. Pitchers include Thomas Tudlin and Byrd. umpires Bast and Rue. time 265.
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Avent
Weatherly
Campbell
Rroo
Tner
Flaeltun
Basterling
Masson Sperry
Johnson
Hayes
Sonome
Masser
Thomas and
Smith
Zuber
Mudatof Drake
Strick
Mo Ueath
Innes
Thomas
Ayn
Auber
Innines
Drake
Byrd
Sanith
Tudlin
Balk
Bast and Rue
Golfers Start Play At Cherry Ridge Amid Weekend Scores
Cherry Ridge reported golfers out Saturday and Sunday for the first time this year. Johnny Madhock shot 81 to pace scoring. Other scores included Tommy James 86 BI, Kohn 89, and Chuck Wentz 90.
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Cherry Ridge
Johnny Madhock
Tommy James
Kohn
Chuck Wentz
Terry Sees Giants As Repeater In National Pennant Hope
United Press reports New York Giants manager Bill Terry, calm and calculating, predicts his team will win the National League pennant again. He cites strong pitching led by Hubbell and Melton, solid infield with Canull and White, and a dangerous outfield with Lieber and Ripnie, while noting Cubs and Cardinals as rough competition and questioning several roster decisions.
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United Press
Aton Rouge
Terry
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Mississippi
Giants
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Rizzo
Danning
Mancuse
Hubbell
Meltot
McCarthy
Canull
Whitehead
Werman
Bartel
Utt
Joe Moore
Medwich
Leiber
Ripnie
Ares
Diik
White
Feiter
Ag Tor Castenni
Thris
Tom Baker
Brookisa
Terry Bebmes
Wiltedpaga
Dovsn
Terry Gays
Lerher
Moon Sturt
Acopyer
Sears
Terres
Melton
Walth Gabert
Baker
Ponzi Billiard Tourney Leader Emerges in Round Robin
New York March 74 former title holder Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia led in the round robin billiard championship after finishing seven straight deliveries. Ponzi came from behind to beat Joe Provita of Gloversville, NY, while Willie Mosconi fell from the co leadership when Marvel Camp of Detroit defeated him. Camp displayed strong form with a 33-ball run in the 12th frame.
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New York
Andrew Ponal
Philadelhia
Ponzi
Joe Provita
Gloversville
Ncy
Pomar
Willie Mosconi
Standings from CIMUAGO Bowling Tournament March
Five men lead the American Bowling Congress standings with top scores: Packard of Detroit 2967. S. J. 2967 for Polish Falcons Elizabeth. Karlsbrau Duluth 2905. West End Schlitz Chicago 2881. Ace Club LaCrosse 2877. Doubles top 1240 range with Koczela Gryska Elizabeth and Ecker Tanke Chicago near 1223. Singles led by F Koley Brockport 689 and Siener Indianapolis 688. All Events led by Don Beatty Jackson Michigan 1978 and Buffy Indianapolis 1869.
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Chicago
D. Rogers
H. Strohl
Terre Haute
A. Kraemer
Wilson-Lem Mire
BE. Holberg
P. Helewaki
Duluth
F. Koley
Brockport
N. Y
Theodore Siener
Indianapolis
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