DOVER - The Baltic Eagles (2-0) (4-7) tightened up a loose offensive and ironed out several faults of the night before to steam-roll the Gnadenhutten Indians (1-1) (13-9) under a 48-25 score in last night's tournament play. Although they started on the short end of the score and trailed 8-5 at the close of the 1st quarter, the Eagles spurted to a 6-point lead in the 2nd period and added to it consistently in the last half.
Baltic was ahead 20-14 at halftime and 37-16 at the 3rd quarter post. Sophomore guard Paul Levengood and Senior forward Harold Huprich set the pace for the winners with 16 and 12 points, respectively. Both had 6 buckets, while Levengood sunk an additional 4 free throws. Senior elusive forward Bob Kennedy of the Indians, took honors for his team with 8 points collected on 3 baskets and 2 foul shots.
BALTIC EAGLES - 48
Harold Huprich 6-0-12
Bob Gerber 0-0-0
Henry Haas 3-1-7
Atlee Miller 0-1-1
Dennis Richardson 2-2-6
John Steiner 0-1-1
Paul Levengood 6-4-16
Marvin Ott 0-0-0
Junior Hahn 2-1-5
GNADENHUTTEN INDIANS - 25
Bob Kennedy 3-2-8
Paul Kohl 0-1-1
Bill Willbarger 1-0-2
Ira Struchen 2-0-4
Melvin Struchen 2-1-5
Bob Gooding 0-0-0
Leonard Stroller 1-3-5
Earl Kennedy 0-0-0
Saturday, February 25, 1933
The Daily Reporter
Dover, Ohio
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