Ohio scholastic finals set at Columbus Coliseum in 1948
The eight finalists in Class A and B reach the 1948 state finals at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum Columbus on April 1 2 3 led by Findlay Coshocton Hamilton Catholic Canton South Glenford North Canton Lima St Rose Eaton and others. Findlay stands undefeated at 25 straight victories with strong showings noted across regional play. Resignation of Sandusky High football coach Vic Malinovsky cited after a 1-10-1 record in three seasons and prior Marines service.
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Anton South
Findlay
Hamilton Catholic
Cushocton
North Canton
Lima St. Rose
Eaton
Glenford
Ohio
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Columbus
Firdley
Trojans
Genese
East Liverp Com
Toledo University
Troians
Mansfield Madsen
Edo Central Catholic
Toledo Central Catholic
Bowling Green
Onton South
Canton Township
Youngstown South High
Canton Fadts
Stow
Canton McKinney
McKinley
Youngstwnr
Cleveland Heights
Cincinnati
Columbus Central
Miamisburg
Medletown
Cincinnati Walnut Hills
Gleeford
Athens
Bremen
Lucasville
Dresden
Findley
Canton South
Coshocton
Lima Steose
Elyrian
Viv Malinovsky
Sandusky High School
Sandusky
Malkrovsky
United States Marines
Guadalcanal
Sendusky
John Weis
Samaousky
Weis
Malinovsky
Tiwe
Marion Harding
New London High School
Ohio Westeven University
New London
Marines
Elyria
Jule Bohr
Vic
Bohn
Sandusky High
Csech
Vics
Marion Bulz mi
Jerry Ketherman
al Schindier
Johnny Tabler
Sandusky Grid
Kari E. Whinnery
Baizemi
Lerain High Grid
Baldwin-Wallace
Ingraduate
Cherend
Bowling
Vera
Sardushes Hag
Whittaker
Serson
Howard Ziemke
Collinweed
Berg
Toledo Devilless
Sui
James Dailey
United Press
Olumbus
U.P
North Can
Paul Brown to Return as Ohio State Athletic Director
Reported in a speech at Columbus that Paul Brown would reclaim his role as athletic director at Ohio State. The Associated Press notes Brown’s prior coaching success and hints at his return amid speculation and regional sports chatter in late February.
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Opa
Priers
Feitz
Associated Press
Paul Browr
Ohie State
Verne
Paul Brown
Pam
Persensity
Brown
Hewell
Akron Quintet In Finals Of Spencer Joust
Akron Stars upset top seed Aston Vikings 82 62 on Spencer High court to reach the Class A final in the Spencer Invitational Basketball Tournament. Six players scored from 10 to 14, showing speed to counter the defending champions.
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Agron Stars
Aston Vikings
We Spencer
Stars
Chamions
Aivison
Elisa Boros Mayiatt
Fin Dedrick Shetl
Lua Alerchants
Wellington Hardware
Lorain B & M Ards
Copley Comets
Asmand Buckeye Roofers
Gruobed
Scion Bready Tractors
Boros Mayfair
Elvrra Va
Tiffin
Dedrick Shel
Ripton
Willard V. FL W
Asm and
Gazit
Tiffin Dedrick Sheil
Massillon Kanner Clothes
Ashland Buckeye Roofers
Lorain
B & M Billiards
Lod
Akeon Akeon Viking
St Fost
Third In ABC Team Event Takes Detroit Lead
Detroit teams contest the 45th Annual American Bowl ing Congress chamy processios as Peerless Engineering of Chicago aims for 2 990 wins. Willis Grills of Trenton climbs to third with 2 946 pins while Nicholas Leonce and Anthony Mack of Newburgh move to second in doubles with 1 251. Dr. Michael Krupa and Bruno trail by 37 pins.
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Detroit
Mich
Paris Clean
Fife Electric
Peerless Engineering
Chicago
Jake
Willis Grills
Trenton
Nicholas Leonce
Anthony Mack
Newburgh
Michael Krupa
Bruno
Elyria C Y O Cage Teams Cup results notable
Elyria C Y O girls defeated Lorain C Y O 46 to 32 led by Dorothy Buesser with 20 points while Lorain’s BMungie Posey had 21. Elyria boys edged Lorain 39 to 32 with Danny O Keefe scoring 11. Teams set up a future best of three series.
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C.Y.O
Loraine Cxo
Lorain
Bowling Center Schedule Prompt
The readable fragment outlines a bowling center schedule with exact match times and lane assignments. It references the Bowloe Center and lists upcoming matches, likely a local league or tournament timetable.
Mistake 1939 Haunts Detroit Club In 1948 Roster
Detroit Tigers face tough choices as nine farm system players from 1939 Landis purge linger as potential major leaguers. Manager Steve ONeill weighs who to keep and who to release amid limited minor league depth and looming trades. Players include Rufus Gentry Ted Gray Walter Pierce Lou Kretlow Harvey Riebe John Bero Cornelius Berry Joan McHale and Ed Mierkowicz.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
Fe Hanseiane Fia
U.P
Detroit Tigers
K. M. Landis
Steve Oneill
The
Tigers
Wiliand
Ellaealula
Rufus Gentry
Ted Gray
Walter Pierce
Lou Kretlow
Harvey Riebe
John Bero
Cornelius Berry
Joan AicHale
Ed Mierkowicz
Landis
O'Neill
Whith
Buffalo
Detroit
O Neill
Pierce
Gray
McHele
Mierkowicz
Rebe
Tiger
Tme
Liscombe Nets 118 Points In Record Hockey Season
Carl Liscombe veteran left winger of the Providence Aré today set a new American hockey league scoring record with 118 points in the season. His team beat Laresche as the regular season closed with a blaze of scoring and strong finishing.
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Carl Liscombe
Providence
Amercan Hockkey
Scor
Laresche
Seasson
Elks Pin Schedule Change in Local Bowl League
The Elks update the schedule for the upcoming bowling league events. Joe Card and Shir Tociscks lead the Brass team as Bri Wee S.ce Lum and Esai coordinate Olympic Recreation events.
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Ng Leezue
Joe Card
Brass
Evanish rolls 297 as Thornburg tops Cleveland team
Evanish Chalks Up 297 in a special match at Bowling Center, the highest game this season. He added a 672 series and led Thornburg Manufacturing to a 2,687 team total, while his team defeated Cleveland 200d in a double victory.
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Ed Evanish
Thornburg Manufacturing
Cleveland
Cen‘ter
Evanish
Thornburg
Berg Cops Title As Babe Zaharias Blows Final
Berg of Minneapolis defeated Babe Zaharias to win the women’s golf title at Augusta, coming from behind after Zaharias led by two strokes. Zaharias finished with 308 after a final round 79. Berg posted 75 for a 72 hole total of 308 to capture her fourth tournament title. Peggy Kirk of Findlay and Shel Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill followed with 209 and 312 respectively. Rankin of Colorado made a strong first showing in the Amateurs Senior event, winning 3 and 2.
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Augusta. Ga
Berg
Ilinneapolis
Babe Zaharias
Xxomen
Denver
Miss Berg
Zaharias
Thinneapolis
Miss Zaharias
Peggy Kirk
Findlay. O
Shel Estelie Lawson Page
Cnapel Hill, N.C
Giants Blast Feller and Indians 14-5
Johnny Mize powered the New York Giants past Bob Feller and the Cleveland Indians 14-5 in Los Angeles. Mize hit a grand slam off Feller and later homered off Gene Bearden, driving in six runs as Jansen also contributed with strong play.
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Los Angeles
Johnnyes
New York
Bob Feller
Mize
Feller
Gene Bearden
Giants
Cleveland
Larry Jansen
Bob Rhawn
Feler x
Lecemen Asters
Thomses
Baste
Laraca
Marshali
Geardson Cooper
Lohree
Loctamar
Eh Boudreau
Berer
D Louis
Edvares
Coupe Gord
Westmaum
Chevelar
Bearces
Jones
Ein
Jox Ones Pou Batzs
Janse
Pene
Barons Close Out Season With 10-6 Win Over Capitals
The Cleveland Barons finished their regular American Hockey League schedule with a 10-6 victory over the Indianapolis Capitals, extending their undefeated streak to 27 games. Tony Bukovich scored three goals as Cleveland heads into the playoffs against the Providence Reds in a best-of-seven series starting Tuesday at Arena.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland Barons
Indianapolis Capitals
Cleveland
Tony Bukovich
Barons
Provence Reds
Sablaxarorr
Simpson
Larde 'Tru
Fogoin
Hockin
Bunter
Leswick
Lin
L.T. G. OG
Sk Cleveland Eeree
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Sindciaappus
Lewis
Eastern Ision
GP. Ww
L. T.G. OG
As Providence
Ras
Es Haren
Sige
Phila Space
Gueid
Wasshima
Gion
Iedianaponis
Biontie
Cago
How To Hold False Teeth And Sipping Tips
A fragmented guide discusses handling false teeth and related tips. It mentions FASTEETH and alkaline products. The readable portion hints at placement, comfort, and avoiding irritation without clear steps or full instructions.
Finals prospects loom as Findlay and Glenford lead Ohio races
Ohio's state tournament in Columbus centers on Findlay the lone undefeated Class A contender and Glenford the top Class B team after regional wins. Hamilton Catholic Canton South Coshocton and others challenge in A while North Canton Lima St Rose Eaton and more chase B spots. Drawings for pairings set for Wednesday at the State Commissioner’s office.
Baylor and Kentucky Clash For NCAA Title Tuesday
In New York Baylor upset Kansas State 60 52 in the Western final as an ordained minister Jackie Robinson led the attack. Barker’s 60 52 win over Holy Cross set up Baylor versus Kentucky at Madison Square Garden for the national championship.
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New York
Baylor University
Jackie Robinson
Waco
Kansas State
Kansas City
Barker
Kentucky
Holy Cross
Madison Square Garden
Mangrum Wins Greensboro Open With 218 Total
Lloyd Mangrum from Chicago captured the Greensboro Open title finishing at 218 after a final round 73. Jet Worsham placed second with 279, Herman Keiser took third at 261, and Johnny Palmer finished fourth with 282. Mangrum earned $2,000 as the winter circuit money leader.
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Greensboro
N.C
Lloyd Mangrum
Iinksman
Chicago
Badin, N. C
UPI Chair Says Olympic Committee to Decide in New York
UPR Chairman Lou Wilke announced that the U.S. Olympic basketball committee will meet in New York Friday to decide the Olympic participation. St Louis declined to compete and the Billikens earned a spot alongside three other colleges and four AAU teams in the Olympic tournament. Quinineh Sehenther won the National Invitational with NU runner up in that quarter.
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Denver. Colo
UPR
Lou Wilke
U.S
New York
St. Louis
Billikens
A. A. UG
Quinneis Sehenther
N.U
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Lima St Rese
Marseilles
Holgate
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Springfield
Enon
Lockland Wayne
Marvsville
Spencer
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Gala
Wilsen
Hubbard
Andrew J. Foreman
Lehman & Johnson
Middle Ave
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Elyria C.Y.O. Cage Teams Cup
Bowloe Center
Wstateen
Free
John Pieretti
Philly
Ben Chapaian
Eddie
Sez Ben
Fumtare Syndicate
Eddie Miller
Philadelphia
Pallies
Liscombe
Elks
Baker Mattress CO
Babe
Tops Golf
Sebring. Fie
R. Rankin
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Amruc
Arnold
Indians
Jansen
Rae Cash
Loca Blan
Paul Carbin
the City
Broad St
Golden Horde
Rams
Hamston Catholic
Rot Alsburg
Cinat
Miurgz
Middletown
Canton So 1
Finglay
Hamilton
Redskins
Jim Keist
Dick Wharton
Coshocton Puri
Lockland Warne
BH. W. Em Wiler
Baylor
Mangrum
Ted E. Seward
Elyria Lumber & Coal Company
Chestnut St
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