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XVILLE SPURTS TO DEFEAT DOVER TIGERS ANNEX COUNTY TITLE; Play Qualifying Round In Tourney Tonight 1,300 SEE HARD FOUGHT TILT The Uhrichsville high Tigers spurted in thr final three minutes at Memorial Hall in Dover last night to defeat, the Dover Crimsons in a thrilling battle which gave the Tigers clean sweep over all seven county opponents this season and dropped the mythical county Class A championship into their lap. Ahead throughout the first half, the Tigers relinquished the lead to a momentarily hot shooting Crimson team at the outset of the third period and fought an uphill battle until the automatic timeout when they drove under the wire on a seven point scoring spree. Big A1 Dunn, whose work at the pivot was excellent during the final half spearheaded the Tiger drive which ended when Bob Tolloty flipped in a one-handed side shot in the last minute to give the winners their four-point edge. The victory was Uhriehsville's 11th in 17 and the loss was i Dover's ninth in 16 starts. A crowd of 1,300 Ians saw the big game torn into tight contest at the opening gun neither team was able to make shots and both concentrated on defensive tar tics.

Dover went scoreless from the field the first period with Paul i Yackey hitting three foul shots and Uhrichsville took a 7-3 lead. Hines and Tom Lynch got for the Tigers, Dunn two fouls and Lynch one. The second period saw the Tigers miss many shots as Dunn got the1 only field goal and a foul shot and Lynch and Tolotty foul shots to make the score 129 at halftime. Tom Hall, Norm Donato an Ken Watson each hit buckets foi Dover. The game showed signs of exploding at the beginning of the third period as Dover dropped In its first three field goal attempts to snatch the lead and oatseored the Tigers 18-10 in the quarter and led 27-72 going Into the final.

Yackey, Donato and Jim Weinsz each dropped in a brace of buckets while Weinsz added two fouls Glenn Dunlap made a bucket anc. foul. The Tigers, who collect. a single foul toss during the period.) made five buckets. Dunn getting two' and Hines, Lynch and Tolloty one apiece.

Early in the final period Dunlar counted two straight foul shots to ve Dover a 29-23 lead, longest of ic game, but Don Miller scored a itoul shot and Dunn a pivot heave Ha the Tigers began to drive Weinsz hit a foul. Dunn another fielder and Watson a foul before Dunn crashed through fcr a close under shot to pare lead to 31-30 at the automatic timeout. Dunn missed a foul shot, dropped in pivot shot ana then two foul shots to put Uhrichsville into 34-31 lead with one minute to go as the Tigers began to stall. Weinsr hit a close under shot to make it 34-33 but Hines dropped in a fowl shot and TolJoty wound up the scoring with his side shot. Hot foul sooting by Dover almost nullified the two field goal ad vantage Uhrichsville held.

The Crimsons dropped in 11 of 16 shots while tho winners made only 11 of 23 attempts. Dunn took scoring honors with 19 points while Weinsz led Dover with nine. The Uhrichsville seconds took the preliminary tilt 26-20. Summary: Youthful Redlegs Not Listening To Cellar Talk By JOHN BARRINGTON As for the Reds, however, 1. N.

S. Spirts Writer I it comes to last place talk. Cincinnati. Feb. 25.

(INSi-Tlic nn5v when they Basketball Results laical Uhrichsville 37 Dover 33 Dennison 64. 32. Scholastic Youngstown A Tourney Louisville 58. Hubbard 23 Alliance 28, Salem 27. Girard 54.

Newtcn Falls 37. Fremont Parochial and Exempted Village Tourney Final Ro6sford 44. Carey 35. Consolation Final Sandusky Sr. 40.

FremoT St. Joseph's 37. Noble County Class Tourney Summerfield 48, Dexter City 26. Harrietsville 24. Belle Valley 14.

Auglaize ounty Class Tournev Cridersville 40, New Bremen 35. New Knoxville 52. Minster 45. Logan County Class Tourney Huntsville 29. 18.

East Liberty 30. Belle Center 18. West Mansfield 43. DeGraff Union County Class Tourney Broadway 51. Raymond 29.

Seneca County Class Tourney Old Fort 41. Amsaen 36. Bettsville 37. Attica 23. Scioto County Class Tourney Valley 47, Wheelersburg 45 time1.

Washington 43 cent ill advised statements ex Cincinnati Shortsop Eddie Millet have not caused his former team mates to resign themselves to a summer in the National League basement. remark that the Reds he lucky to finish in last place" resulted In the trading of Miller to the Philadelphia Phillies. It is likely, too. to result in some unpleasant afternoons and eveninec for the They were almost universal picked for the collar a year but they wound up fifth in Join, ny first year as manager. The 1948 Redlegs figure to every bit as befot as the club's avowed "youth policy' begins to pay off.

To begin with. Neum and his charges won't have to start the pres ent season as total strangers to each other. Moreover, such play- as Ewell Blackwell. Grady Ha ton. Frank Baumholtz, Kent Peter- ron.

Everett Lively. Eddie Erautt the outspoken infieldcr when and Benny all freshmen Phils visit Crosley Field. 'or sophomores a year are wise to the ways of the National 1 League. To halanre the club. Nrun can expect another capable performance from such grizzled oldsters as A uric Galan, Johnny A ander Mcer.

Bucky AValters and the catchers. Ray Mueller and Ray La manna. In fact. only major loss thr Redlegs Incurred was that of Miller, who did have a fine year In 1947. The coming season may prove Johnny Wyrostek, young outfielder acquired in exchange for Miller, an even more valuable asset Noun counts heavily on Virgil Stallcup.

sensational young slugs''' from Syracuse, to step into the liortstop position. So certain Neun of St a 11c ability that li planned to shift Millet to third1 base. Without Hatton, the Reds will be better fortified In the outfield than they were a year ago. The battle for starting berths a ill feature Galan, Baumholtz. Syrostrk and big Hank Sauer, back after burning up the International League nitli his hat last year.

Kingpin of the Reds, of course, is elongated Ewell BI ackwc II, the National League's finest hurler la.i year as a second year man. managed to win 22. strike out and nearly achieve two recutive nr hitters. PORT TO BATTLE STRASBURG; MIDVALE, DUNDEE TO COLLIDE THE DAILY TIMES -P-O-R-T- WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 25.

1948. Basketball Schedule AVrdnesday lass Tourney Port Washington btra bur: m. Drawings Sunday For Sectional Although the finals are not until Saturday night, one payoff round of the 26th annual Tuscarawas County Class tournament will be played tonight at Memorial Hall in Dover with the two semi-final winners qualifying for sectional play and squaring off for the champlonhip battle. Sandwiched In between two consolation games, the Important semifinal clashes tonight will see Tigers and Pori Purple Riders meeting at 7 p. m.

and the Midvale Blue Devils colliding with Dundee at 8 p. m. Opening game of the session will be the Mineral Ctty-Sugarcreek- Shanesville game at 6 p. m. and the Stone Creek-Gnadenhutten tilt a 9 p.

m. Tlie two winners catch the semi-final loser? Thursday and the winners of those two games meet Saturday night for the con- solatia'll title with the winner being the third team qualify for tho sectional. over By JOHN STRATTON Field baskets looked as oig as $100 last in Dover when Coach Chick Maurer's Uhrichsville second straight mythical comity Class A cage title ver high Crimsons. At halftime a basket looked 1 almost as big as a house after each of the two tejms had scored only three double deckers in a closely fought defensive game. Dover turned in a hot streak a the beginning of the -ecend half but the defensive angle continue i as the Tigers resited all Dover's at tempts to stampede them into a fast breaking game and were also able to break up the attempt to stall.

Tire crowd was in an uproar ght at Memorial Tiger- annexed bv defou'lng the Hall Di night and two the final night when two of the 11 teams entered in the meet qualify for the dstriet. shift-' ed from Dennison to this year. Consolation 6 p. Mineral Ci creek Shanesville; 9 Creek v- Gundenluittcn Friday Wooster at Dover at Bycsville at Zanesville at Dune Strasburg, holder of the coun- league, county tournament and district titles for the two years, will be a favorite in its clash with Port Washing- Purple Riders hut the Riders are capable of an upset. ilgcis.

who saw their county ramplonshtp grabbed ('if by th Port early In raced tlmugh at raving- ectional Memorial its begin: the 11-te aicri will nine and fast be trying for the Midvale to keep title th Blue Devils, in the run had las Hall i New hocton. Newcomerstv Uhrichsville tu Collegiate Cincinnati 70. Miami 65 Xavier 57, Dayton 32. Findlay 70, Ashland 58 Ohio U. 62, Ohio Wesleyan Wooster 50.

Otterbein 49. Muskingum 76. Oberlin 40. Akron 50. Mount Union 30.

several times during the game and; 'one decision by Referees Nick Fras-j South Webster 3C. cella and Clayton Schlemmer was! misinterpreted by many, including ue. It occurred in the third period when Norm Donato of Dover stop ped a Tiger player from shooting under the bucket. Tire whistle shrilled and Schlemmer carried the ball: to the fcul line as the crow roared. Even Donato himself! 54.

North Carolina 52. Davidson 46. Kent State 53. Baldwin Wallace thought he had been charged wit 49. Michigan 54, Notre Dam' 50.

Kentucky 58. Temple 38. Hiram 71, Steubenville 61. Wilberforce 65. Wilmington 40.

Dennison In Final Win 54-32 a foul but it ended in a iump ball. Within the next minute Schlem mer called a technical foul on fans who were still protesting the apparent reversal of decision and Watson made it to give Dover a 24 22 lead. After the game Schlemmer said; NEW REGIONAL The fourth (lass A entry in the New Concord regional can be any one of five teams from three separate tourneys under a change in plans. Last year the northeastern team closest by the road map went to New Concord to join winners from Dennison, Steubenville and Marietta but that was changed since Canton teams would have been the choice by that method any time they won their tourneys. Now the one winner of the Euclid Shore meet, the two winners of the Akron tourney and the two winners of the Youngstown tourney get together and one will draw into the New Concord event.

Last year Canton Township. recently renamed Canton South, entered the event and East Liverpool won it. to find out cella had made. what ruling Fras Xrille 37 Miller Hines Dunn Lynch Tolloty 0 2 7 2 2 2 1 3 5 3 19 3 7 2 6 Totals1311 1213 37 Dover S3 MF PFTl Hall 1 0 2 4 2 Yackey 1 3 3 0 27 Donato 3 01 4 6 Weinsz 3 3 3 9 Watson 1 2 dZ 4 4 Dunlap 1 3 0 2 5 Rinehart g0 00 0 0 Totals11 115 19 33 MF PF Tl The Dennison high Railroaders 4 2 1 wound up their cage season with a 51 record of 11 wins and eight defeats last night when they handed the Cadiz Cardinals a 54-32 trouncing I at Cadiz. Don Wright sparked the Railroaders to victory dropping in 10 field baskets and six foul shots for a grand total of 26 points only six: less than the entire Cadiz five scorpd.

Getting off to a 13 7 lead at the NOTES; The Cleveland Indian have announced that at least 147 ot the club's home and away games, will be broadcast by radio station that Frascella had called for a WJW and a group of other Ohio; i jump ball on the play and that he stations this season i merely carried the ball to the foul Graney and Jimmy Dudley will i give the play-by-play accounts iThe Dennison high Railroaders 11-8 season cage record is one of the best made by that club in recent years John Harmon ol creek is basketball coach at the Dennison school many coaches were in the audience last night at the Uhrichsville Dover game, inclucl ing the whole New Philadelphia staff and Zanesville coaches. Richards Loses Nod To Codoy Columbus, Feb 25. Godov, the ancient South American champion. who aspires to a thiru krack at the heavyweight title, w.w ja step nearer his goal today fol (lowing a ten-round decision over Pat Richards. Ohio State pre-meU I student.

Godo who went tire route with Louis in 1940 but wa- kayoecJ by the Brown Bomber a ear latei. gave the youthful R.chards rough evening. The 25 year-old ex Marine was down for counts of nine and eight and was pushed through the ropes once. doy weighed 201 to 18 Richards. Tire fight attracted 3 462 who paid 514.723.

meed today. II te.im- entered already quali tour 1 tv.girt, win i day at Room 114 in I) -drool. Toumuiivrn: Manager Campbell antri of the in the meet fied at the Counts i lass A nament in Diner tonight Dennison Railrt St anti thr the county tourtu Tuscarawas county's entrie- in i the event. Carrollton, which for a time this year was in Cl A but has dropped bark to Class B. and Malvern C.

r- 1 tol 1 county tourney champs, will represent Carroll county while Mii- i lersburg of Holmes county is also entered. Two more winners from Holmes will be decided in tire county tourney there this week ith Berlin and Walnut Creek as favorites Campbell has brackets drawn up showing four sessions starting on Wednesday night with three games tlie fir-t night and two the remaining three nights, the erent climaxing on s-atur- day night March ti when the two sectional winners will be decided. iulo Port, which I. 37 io the Tige rs will be seeking vO bui its list tourne title. St rasbut paced bv Ail Ohio a cnee Yackey and All Di strict Tom Hus well, h.

wa 23 and lost only two while ort has a of wins ngniivs three dc feats. Tigers have 10 straight ictorle: undt their its and earlier in the had a ol 17 t. ait weakon re sen strength, ha? a balanced 1 team and five good siHirers, while St ra'burg depends on5 acKey ul id Hasweti lor most of i offensivepower. The Riders are dark horse In th he season the Devils all opposition and avenged both los is to win tho county title with 10 straight. Paced by Jack Ford.

Jimmy Gol- dcr and speed merchant Danny Carlisle. the Blue Devils have won 21 and lost two gam s. Dundee, led bv Kate, a high scoring guard who is an expert dribbler, rt ached the semi-finals bv edging out Stone reek in a close tdt and w'll have to watch its personal if tin- Bulldogs want to with the Devils. ha i th- a Hi me? firs one res on ron Mi: of 12 of in fouls and i ne Crct at urn il mg Minera 34 v-oK over while Gnadeu victories over mrney. Midvale, with 18 straight vic- ries tucked under its belt, will alvi be favored in its clash with the hot shooting Dundee Bulldogs who gave the Blue Devils some trouble before Midvale won its final loop game 18 40 recently.

Not impre- ive in their first tour rv test when thev put on a last Pill a tirgh Gl( inning Feb. n- hit Pit Spah 25 I INS! 103 ter losin 4" 44. Mid team Of eames to Bollva BRI a WIN STREAK can reak the cf thetr 63 last night Philadelph The rgn bv today defeat he ter: Af field be iblc for fan DENNISON GETS brand new scoreboard will be used at the big Dennison high gym next week to chalp up the scores in the Class A sectional tournament. Purchased by the athletic department of the school, the new scoreboard is one of the automatic type, the face of which turns red in the last minute of play. A number of schools in the county have similar scoreboards.

CHANGE SECTIONAL four-session Class sectional Scoring by periods: Xville 7 5 10 Dover 3 6 18 Hot Barons Need Only Half Came (By International News Service) Cleveland's red hot Barons move to Hershey tontight in quest of their 15th straight win and the top spot in the western division of the American Hockey League. The Barons trounced the league leading Pittsburgh Hornets last night by a score of 6-9, and sent them limping home with their stingers in a sling. As a result of the victory, the Cleveland skaters now are only one pomtr-a half game behind the current leaders, who plav host to Bpringfield tonight. A Baron tonight, coupled with a Pittsburgh defeat would cinch the first place berth for the Clevelanders. Roger Besette, Baron goalie, besides giving Cleveland its first shutout of the season, scored a moral fictory for himself last night.

He once played for the Pittsburgh icers and they like his stuff. Thev like it last night either. Bob Sollnger led the Baron scoring with two goals. Johnny Holota, Bobby Carse, Church Russsll and Fred Thurier tallied the other scores, other American League contests last night, the Washington lions nosed out the Hershey Bears by an 8 7 count, while Springfield was battling St. Louis to a 3-3 draw.

first period, the Railroaders Jumped, tournament at Dover is a change it to 24 15 at halftime and 38 23 at over last year's program when only the end of the third period. three sessions were heki. The Dennison seconds won the) Tourney Manager Don Campbell. I assistant coach at Dover high and former Uhrichsville assistant, has three games listed on Wednesday- night, two on Thursday, two on Friday and on Saturday'. Last year four games were held the first nigh1, three the second preliminary 29-11.

1 Summary: 54 Dennison Cadiz Ofc 4 1 Cable Busbyf1JL 0 0 Finn Masonf3 4 1 2 Gold Timmonsc3 4 10 6 Wright CouLon 1 1 5 1 Saggio Finnical 9 1 0 0 Dudgeon Tice f1 a 0 0 Cumming Barker 00 0 Russo McKee g02 22 10 Totals 9 ii REMEMBER WHEN These better-than-600 shots were posted last week in local league bowling: City Sweany 602 and J. Fait 623: Schumaker 613: Young 608, E. Kiser 602, E. Collins 615 and R. James 655: Earsome 619.

(AVeek of January 20, 1929.) MASKED MARVEL IS WINNER AT ARENA Cleveland, Feb. 25 (INS) Come' what may Bobby Bruns, Hy Lee' or even the Cardiff Giant, Mr. is still Mr. X. The masked gladiator retained the secret of his identity last night by winning two or three falls from Hy Lee.

six foot five-inch Texas ranger in the feature bout at the Cleveland Central Plans for tomorrow's bouts at the! Arena were okayed last night when Violet Viann of Kansas City, wired the Cleveland boxing commission that she is over 21 years of age. Miss Viann meets June Byers on a preliminary bout to the Jim Henry Bobby Managoff bout. or of were B. but ti to distric for 1 of C.mto New elected bv two wit ubenville meet a ud MeC( i. both ming to com P.t Mai wh aw.i ill in the tournament.

BOWL TONIGHT Open Alleys 5 p. m. to 11:30 p. m. ASHWOOD Bowling Alley.

Score by periods: Dennison 13 24 Cadiz 7 15 WETY GRADERS LOSE TO NEWCOMERS Welty seventh and eighth graders dropped a close cage tilt 28-29 to! Newcomerstown last night. Leading in the first period 17-11 and 19-17 at halftime, the graders; lost the lead 22-23 at the end of the third quarter. Both teams scor-' A DADIITCAIT en slx in the 1111311 Period to! lArflw KU leave Newcomerstown the one point margin. Clum sank 13 for the win-; ners and Bierie got 11 for I 38 23 64 32 VECK WAS AFTER Cleveland Feb. 25 Cleveland Indian's President Bill Veeck bemoaning the fact that his first-string catcher, Jim Hegan, has returned four unsigned contracts.

Although the Tribe prexy hopes to bring the Boston Irishman to terms, he is pleased with the performances of a pair of bright young prospects, namely Hank Ruszkowski and Joe Tipton. Shortly after the announcement yesterday that the Chicago White Sox had traded Ed Lopat to the New York Yankees for Catcher Aaron Robinson and two rookie pitchers, Veevk admitted that he had offered Hegan for Lopat and the White Sox seriously considered the deal. 5 1 Bierie 1 0 Altier 3 0 Hyust 1 0 Bonifant 2 1 Leggett 0 0 Frazer 1 0 Paddlock I Little 0 0 Dansby 1 0 Clum 6 11 Bricker 0 0 Mullen 4 0 Swigert 2 0 Harkenbreak 1 0 thinking of on old one TV'. "How for ten men trolk into the the onsuer it, after that he'll be walking out!" THA A HSWEKS HOT F0K. Maybe it applies to TAKEN OUT OF PLAY Manhattan, Kans.

Fullback Ifike Zelesnak of Kansas State, by the Bocton Yanks, married the former Patricia Grentner, qeeratary of the student publica ttons manager. 1600 KEGLERS VIE FOR VALLOS PRIZES Youngstown. Feb. 25 (INS) .1600 keglers will vie for over $1,600 in prize money in the George Val- Jos singles bowling classic beginning March 6 in Youngstown. Tournament officials said out-of- town entries already total more than 1.350 and upwards of 200 Youngstown bowlers also are expecetd to enter the tournament.

Competition is slated for eight week-ends bur NOT io (he bujiness of wiling say (u 13 2 Totals Score by periods: Welty 17 11 14 1 19 17 22 23 28 29 MANAGERS TO RULE ON SPINELI TODAY New York, Feb. 25 New York boxing managers guild will pass judgment today on Mike Spinelli, their fellow-member who allegedly left boxer Sam Baroudi dying in a Chicago hospitial and started east with the purse. Spinelli, who faces the probability of a life suspension at review of the case, has been indirectly invited to testify in his own behalf by Guild President Charley Johnston. Spinelli already has been disbarred in Illinois, providing automatic agreement by all NBA state commissions, for his reported attempt to desert the stricken Baroudi. me do) alk in and look into our we mean just halfway.

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