Area squads favored in first round action
Regional playoff outlook favors Elsma Lorain St Mary and Western Reserve in the Sweet 16 of Ohio Class AA and Class A high school basketball. Lorain St Mary faces Adena. Western Reserve meets Perrisville. Elyria ki nts Marion and Toledo Central Catholic in Canton and Lima regional play.
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Elyria Pioneer dominance amidst shrinking state field
Elyria High and nearby area teams dominate the shrinking Ohio state basketball field as only 16 large schools remain from 32, with Elyria’s seven straight district titles and seven consecutive sectional crowns highlighting a region poised for potential state clashes. The piece notes strong local coaching, rival Cleveland area threats, and looming regional matchups as the tournament narrows.
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Only Stynldreher One Horseman Went Pro Football
Only Harry Stynldreher of Notre Dame's famed Four Horsemen advanced to a professional football career. The note highlights Stynldreher as the sole Horseman to turn pro in football.
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Zanesville Rosecrans Coach Nangle Top Small-School A Coach
Gene Nangle of Zanesville Rosecrans was named United Press International Class A coach of the year for small schools, succeeding Lee Himameyer. The award, based on balloting by sports writers and coaches, recognizes Nangle for molding one starter and three reserves into an unbeaten season.
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All Stars Named All Stars From the Academy Selection
A UPI report states that Tyr Cobb Joe Divisio Babe Ruth and others are named to an all-time American League all star team by the Academy of Sports Editors. Also included on the glamor squad are Lon Genrig Eddie Collins Jimmy Collins Joe Cromat Mickey Cochrane and Walker Johnson. All nine editor picks are Hall of Fame members.
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Libel suit looms over Post over football fix claims
Atlanta attorney William H. Schroder Sr. announces a possible $1 million libel suit against the Saturday Evening Post. The action targets an article titled The Story of a Football Fix alleging conspiracy between Georgia coach Butts and Alabama coach Bear Bryant regarding the 1962 Georgia Alabama game. Schroder seeks a retraction and editorial repudiation. Investigations by Georgia authorities FBI SEC and NCAA are under way. Alabama Attorney General Flowers says the Post piece does not merit state action. The matter centers on claims about a long distance call and Georgia’s offensive strategy.
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Fight results in Boston and nearby cities
Joe Denucci of Newton Massachusetts outpointed Marie Pu seten of Brockton Massachusetts. Ten rounds. Tevet Holeman of San Mehzo knocked out Rioleto Arresta of La Paz, Mexico in a 9 2 KO.
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Ferres Finishes Third in Class A Coach of the Year Ballot
Ferres placed third in the Class A Coach of the Year ballot marking his second such honor after a 1964 result. His squad opens regional tournament play Friday at Linia, diving into the postseason with momentum.
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Bishop basketball team breaks 18-0 run under Nangle
The Rosecrans Bishops, led by Nangle, built a perfect 18-0 season with a full court defense mixing zone and man principles. After early seasons near .500, the turnaround followed a 15-14 start, then a 32-8 mark, and a 16-5-1 peak in 1960, with six Class AA wins amid the stretch.
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Thinking hinders McDowell during his rookie campaign
In a candid profile of Sam McDowell, the young left-hander discusses his rough debut with the Cleveland Indians, noting overthinking harmed his control and focus. He recalls advice from teammate and coach Tebbetts, vows to concentrate on pitching, and reveals plans to pursue art and broadcasting during downtime.
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Clippers fined for Keller recall to Rangers
The Baltimore Clippers were fined 3300 Monday after allowing defenseman Ralph Keller to play for the New York Rangers on an emergency recall. The NHL–AHL agreement requires Keller to stay in the AHL for 14 days after return, and he had played for the Rangers on March 10 before being sent back to Baltimore last week.
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Kentucky Derby Winners Foaled in Kentucky Questioned
Kentucky bred horses have produced six of the 38 Derby winners bred in state. For the last eight winners, only three were foaled in Kentucky, prompting questions about the race’s regional ties and breeding patterns in Louisville.
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