BY CHARLIE POWELL, DAILY REPORTER SPORTS EDITOR*
STONE CREEK led most of the way and was in front by three points at the end of three quarters. Dundee enjoyed a six-point advantage at intermission. But neither team will be in the consolation final of the Tuscarawas County Class B Tournament at Memorial Hall in Dover. The Panthers, despite a 29-point outburst by Ronnie Deibel, went down at the hands of third-seeded Gnadenhutten 79-72 and the surprising Bulldogs fell to fourth-seeded Port Washington 94-54 before a small turnout last night. Consequently Gnaden and Port will do combat for consy honors at 7:30 Saturday night. THIS IS THE FURTHEST POINT FOR A PORT WASHINGTON TEAM IN THE HISTORY OF THE TOURNAMENT, CURRENTLY IN ITS 34TH YEAR. Strasburg and Midvale, the championship game foes, are assured of participating in next week's "B" sectional at Memorial Hall and this duo will be joined by the winner of the Saturday night opener.
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Friday, February 24, 1956
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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