Olmsted Falls advances in tourney as South Amherst falls in opener
Olmsted Falls edged Danville 35 27 to reach the state scholastic class B second round. Midvale crushed South Amherst 42 26 in Columbus ending South Amherst title hopes after a 25 game win streak. Midvale, averaging over 41 points per game, will face Bluffton next while Olmsted Falls meets Lockland in the 6 PM Coliseum rematch.
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Joe Klimosewski
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Eddie Sinko
Sinko
Canal Fulton
Flashes
Ohio
Ravenna
Dizzy Dean Accepts $25,000 Cardinais Signing Deal
Dizzy Dean agreed to sign with the St Louis Cardinals for 25 000 after earlier threats to quit. Cardinal president Sam Breadon approved the deal and planned final action with NL President Ford Frick. Dean, who had demanded 50 000, consented to retirement and release, saying he was through with baseball.
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2 818 Takes 6th Place In A B C Five Man Event
A total of at least 2800 points was believed to be the minimum to place a team in the first ten at the American Bowling Congress tournament. The Elke Purples of Malone New York led rankings as of March 12 with expectations of a high finish.
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Mind High School Bucks Win MVP in Y M C A League
Yankee captain Mind team member Yankee was named the leagues most valuable player at a meeting and luncheon. Art Rainey Body Carl Gleason Spirit Jack Heritase Body Bud Geitgey Mind joined him on the all star league team for the season just concluded. Jim Whyte showed motion pictures from Yellow stone National Park and Mammoth Cave Kentucky after the meeting.
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Elyria Teams Compete in American Bowling Congress Meet
Elyria entries join the American Bowling Congress tournament in New York City with I. T. Left and Right and Electro Alloys teams leaving Friday for a early March trip by train. Other Elyria clubs including Smith's Waldorf Lagers and Elyria Hardware plan a Tiffin Inter-City run in April aiming at the 3,107 high team mark set by Mansfield Ice.
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Scholastic Tournament Draws from Ohio Colleges
Teachers and coaches in Class A and B hailed as graduates from Ohio institutions led the schools at the scholastic tourney. Wittenberg Mount Union and Miami topped with three grads each. out of state coaches noted including E Gaskins and Heckman. Lima South Bowers suffered a late exit as Akron West defeated them 16 to 15. Frankie Baumicholtz starred for Midvale and 18 points opened his tourney debut. Ontario fell to Columbus Upper Arlington with 34 to 21, while Marietta planned rest and home travel after opener win over Rossford. Attendance reached 10 567 as Newark-Massillon drew the largest crowd.
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Rossford
Fred Fanelly
Akron North
Ray Davis
Eddie Long
Paul Kliewer
Bluffton
Lu Hosfeld
North
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Odel Gillon
Brown
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Gillon
Bob Sprague
Sprague
Ashland
Royal Mail Wins Grand National at Aintree
Royal Mail an eight year old black gelding won the 99th Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree. Cooleen finished second and Puckabelle third with Ego among the favorites fourth. Golden Miller, 1934 winner, fell at the water jump on the second turn. Royal Mail won by three lengths.
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Teams In Close Race For City A Bowling Title
Elyria Hardware and Smitty's Waldorf Lagers hold a near tie for first in City Class A Bowling League after last night at K of Calleys. Lagers beat Knights of Columbus. Hardwares idle as I T S Left and Right Rubber Heel match postponed. High score 2657 by Lagers. George Bohn 624 series for Lagers. Gilgenbach 235 single game.
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Tournament Results CLASS A and B scores
In CLASS A matchups Marietta defeated Rossford 36 to 23 while Canton McKinley beat Middle town 40 to 38 in overtime Massillon posted 42 to 22 over Newark Akron North topped Lima South 35 to 32 in overtime Dover downed Warren 33 to 20 Hamilton won 56 to 26 against Perrysburg and Bridgeport beat Salem 33 to 27. In CLASS B Delaware Amsterdam 18 lost to Sandusky St Marys 10 Canal Fulton 52 beat Enon 39 Union City 26 Middleport 23 defeated Columbus Upper Arlington 34 to 25 Lockland 49 to 14 Ottoville 14 Olmsted Falls 33 Danville 27 Midvale 42 South Amherst 26 Bluffton 32 edged Lucasville 30.
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Tournament Pairings Schedule From Local Meet
Pairings listed for matches including Amsterdam versus Canal Fulton at 1 pm and Union City against Columbia Upper Arlington at 2 pm. Other games feature Marietta versus Canton McKinsey, Ashland against Massion, Lockland versus Olmsted Falls, Midvale versus Bluffton, Akron North versus Dover, and Hamilton versus Bridgeport with times spanning 3 pm to 9 pm.
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Newark and Sandusky St Marys Fall in Opening Round
Massillon overwhelms Newark 42 to 22 while Amsterdam defeats Sandusky St Marys 18 to 10 in the Ohio scholastic basketball state tournament first round. Massillon and Hamilton power into second round as defending champions fall and Ashland falters.
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Amherst Eagles Rally Past Birmingham 38-31
Amherst Eagles Semi-pros avenge a defeat by beating the Birmingham Firemen 38-31 in a home game. Bob Hostetler led Birmingham with 12 points while Frank Ursic added 10 for Amherst in a high scoring clash.
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