Lefty Perman Makes Debut In Southern Trip Opener
Ohio University baseball notes show left handed senior Perman joining the southern trip after an intra squad showing. He delivered two strikes to a left handed hitter then caught the ball for an out as Lenoir Rhyne tied the game. city sports scene shifts with Bowing Congress tourney protest and PGA controversy as 1950 begins.
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Bob Perman
Ohio University
Bob Wren
Perman
Wren
Bobcat
Lenoir Rhyne
Roy Fwing
Bobby Mills
Washington and Lee rout Ohio U. in 36 hole golf match
Washington and Lee University defeated Ohio University 1442 to 5 in a 36 hole intercollegiate golf meet. West Brown beat Don Finsterwald 2 and 1 after a 71. Jack McCormick posted an 86-36-72. Roger Pedigo lost 4 to 2 to McCormick. Ed Kocinski won 3 and 2 over Jack McKelway.
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Ohio
Don Finsterwald
Wash-Lee
West Brown
Finsterwald
Roger Pedigo
Ohio U
Jack McCormick
McCormick
Pedigo
Ed Kocinski
Jack McKelway
Bud Lupheimer
W-L
Hardwares Take Lead With 4-Game Win In City League
Carpenter Hardware extended its first place margin to four games by defeating Coca Cola 2-1 in bowling action. American Legion held second after a postponed match. Athens Motors and Poston Station stayed close for third, while Trowel fell to seventh with three losses.
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City League
W. L. Peteaabbee Hdw
American Legion
Athens Motors
Poston Station
National Guard
Athens Messenger
Lawhead Press
Motors
Hardwares
Trowel
Legion
Messenger
Coca Cola
Dan Kiss
Carpenter Hardware
Legionnaires
George Rutkoskie
Jack Toomey
Battlers
Martin
Poston
Paul O'Brien
Claye Martin
Bob Sharp
Ray Duckler
Gil Hickman
Gasmen
Jim Abraham
Guardsmen
Norm Engh
Basketball Player Scores and Team Stats From Wash-Lee Match
OHTO U Finsterwald and Rowan lead scoring with multiple totals across two halves. Kocinski Selz Pedigo Davis Caldrone show strong inputs while Wash-Lee squad includes Brown Lupheimer McCormick Lewis Mahan Hall McKelway with varied game totals.
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Ohto U
Finsterwald
Rowan
Kocinski
Selz
Pedigo
Davis
Caldrone
Wash-Lee Brown
Lupheimer
McCormick
Lewis
Mahan
Hall
McKelway
Hubert Selz
Kermit Blosser
Rod Rowan
Dick Lewis
Jim Caldrone
Ohio
Dave Mahan
Earl Davis, Jr
Wash- Lee
Bill Hall
Davis-Hall
Brosser
OU-Lenoir-Rhyne game rained out in North Carolina
The second game of a two game baseball series between Ohio University and Lenoir Rhyne in Hickory North Carolina was cancelled due to rain. OU won the opener 5 3. OU then head to Salisbury to face Catawba College in a one day stand.
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Ohio University
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
N. C
Ohioans
Salisbury
Catawba College
Carolinans
Ohio
Elon
Bobcats
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Boudreau’s Worries as Indians Rally Past Giants
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau faced two concerns after a 7-6 comeback win over the New York Giants. A pulled groin may bench him for four days, and he debates where to place Bob Kennedy in the lineup as Keltner and Rosen loom at third and Easter holds right field. The Indians improved to 16-10 with Sam Zoldak, Jesse Flores, Al Aber, and Steve Gromek tossing shutout innings and the team overcoming five unearned runs. Shortstop Billy Rigney homered and doubled for New York while Rosen and Conyers, Easter, and Boone supplied offense for Cleveland.
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Bob Kennedy
Indians
New York Giants
Luke Easter
Kennedy
Ken Keltner
al Rosen
New Yorkers
Sam Zoldak
Jesse Flores
al Aber
Steve Gromek
Giants
Zoldak
Tribe
Flores
BM Rigney
Herb Conyers
Rosen
Ray Boone
St. Louis Cardinals Sign Eddie Miller
Eddie Miller, 33, a veteran shortstop and second baseman, joined the St. Louis Cardinals with a reported $13,500 contract taken from the Philadelphia Phillies after they asked for waivers. Miller has been working out in St. Petersburg, likely to spell Marty Marion at short and Red Schoendienst at second. He has appeared in four All Star games at shortstop.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Eddie Miller
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Miller
Cardinals
Marty Marion
Red Schoendienst
Bears Invade Cleveland for Sept. 1 Exhibition Game
The Chicago Bears meet the Cleveland Browns in an exhibition at Municipal Stadium on Friday September 1. Paul Brown and George Halas signed the pact as both clubs prepare for the 1950 season in their respective leagues with balanced strength across the NFL.
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Cleveland
Chicago Bears
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Paul Brown
Chicago
Bears
Brown
George Halas
Halas
Jimmie Jones Nine Will Meet Thursday
The Jimmie Jones baseball team will hold its first meeting at the Post club rooms Thursday at 7 30 p m All former as well as new players are asked to be present The first practice will be held next Sunday at 2 p m at the city playground In case of bad weather the group will meet in the club room.
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Nelsonville
Jimmie Jones
Gallia Academy Expects Scrappy Season Despite Pitch Shortage
Gallia Academy High School coach Dick Shrider faces a pitching shortage in his first year with the Blue Devils. One game was canceled due to rain as five lettermen return including Gene Wetherholt and Carl Baker. Windsor Wahama, W Va opens the season unless weather disrupts, with Wetherholt unavailable.
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Gallipolis
Dick Shrider
Gallia Academy High School
Shrider
Oak Hill
Gene Wetherholt
Carl Baker
Fred Burdette
Ken Curry
Bill Hogan
Blue Devils
Wahama
W. Va
Wetherholt
Ronnie Canaday
Tommy Thompson
Bob Harrison
Hager
Bill Hager
Marshall
Dim Dailey
Junior Wilson
Johnny Ecker
Ice hockey playoff roundup and exhibition results
Detroit edges Toronto 2 1 in overtime to take a 3 2 series. Montreal outlasts New York 3 2 in OT as New York leads 2 1. New York Milwaukee tied 2 2 in Fasern league with New York winning 8 4. Tonight Indianapolis visits Cleveland in finals debut. Exhibition baseball scores include Detroit 6 New York 4 and other results. rain affected New York at New Orleans and Cincinnati vs Atlanta. A boxing card lists Cardeell, Gallardo, Kilday, Chavez and Dade outcomes in California, New Jersey, and Florida venues.
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Detroit
Toronto
Montreal
New York
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Austin
Chicago
Brooklyn
Houston
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pensacola
Point Pleasant Opens 1950 Campaign Against Lakin Thursday
The Point Pleasant High School Indians host Lakin High School in a 4 15 PM season opener weather permitting. Key players include Bob Bonecutter Frank Capehart and Billy Bardin on the injury list. Lakin brings a 28 man roster with infield troubles and equipment delays as coach Jack Rogers prepares his squad for next week tests against Gallipolis and Pomeroy.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Jack Rogers
Point Pleasant High
Lakin High School
Art Burris
Red Raiders
Lakin
Rogers
Bob Bonecutter
Frank Capehart
Inner Garden
Billy Bardin
Bonecutter
James Hatfield
Tommy Fisher
Charles Gibeaut
Ronald Burdette
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Dallmer to Join College All Stars in Cross Country Series
Cincinnati star Dick Dallmer of the University of Cincinnati will travel to Oklahoma City next Wednesday to join the College All-Star basketball team. He will play the last eight games of the cross country series with the Harlem Globe Trotters.
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Cincinnati
Dick Dallmer
University of Cincinnati
Harlem Globe Trotters
Dallmer
Hamilton
Oklahoma City
Athens Bulldogs Set to Tangle With Lancaster in 4 P.M. Tilt
Athens Bulldogs travel to Lancaster for a 4 p.m. game after a rained out opener against The Plains High Indians. Coach Fred Swearingen brings a strong lineup led by pitcher Dave Neutzling supported by Roger Allen and Ralph Nuzum. The AUS infield features Tom Allen, Dale Leach, Roland Gaskill, and Watson Burnfield with outfielders Ronnie Cox, Jack Rhoads, and Allen.
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Plains High Indians
Athens’ Bulldogs
Lancaster
Gales
Fairfield County
Tony Martin
Fred Swearingen
Bulldogs
Ted Cunningham
Swearingen
Roger Allen
Dave Neutzling
Ralph Nuzum
American Legion
Neutzling
AUS
Tom Allen
Dale Leach
Roland Gaskill
Watson Burnfield
Ronnie Cox
Jack Rhoads
Divorce Notice in Athens County Court
Mary Jane Ray files for divorce from James Edward Ray in Athens County Ohio courts on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. James Ray residence unknown but last listed in Dayton Ohio. Hearing set for April 17 1950. attorney M Be Motter listed.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Mary Jane Ray
James Edward Ray
Dayton
BE. C. Motter
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Columbus
American Bowling Congress
Professional Golfers Association
Jim Rhodes
PGA “Union
Zanesville Lash High Blue Devils
Big Blue
Morgan County High Schools
Stockport
Mike Olasin
McConnelsville
Home Owned and Operated
C. W. Yaw
S. Court Street
Athens
Stratton
Chrysler-Plymouth Sales & Service
E. State St
Athens, Ohio
Boudreau
Tex
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
CK Cart
Buick Co
Browns Book
White Plains
N. YY
Vic Cardeell
Hartford
Conn
Tommy Bazzano
Middletown
Los Angeles
Dave Gallardo
Ernie Lauterio
Jacksonville
Billy Brown
New Haven
Johnny Kilday
San Jose
Calif
Faddie Chavez
Harold Dade
John Caudill
Reece Nott
Fisher
Capehart
Jack Durst
Joe Kayser
Earl Nibert
James Gordon
Marlin Reece
Bob Albright
Jack Fowler
John Ferguson
Lee Burris
Floyd Powell
Earl Foglesong
Roy Higgins
Bill Ellis
Jake Rainey
Jim Morton
Don Waldie
Bob Baird
Joe Powell
Bob Henniger
Olive Cameron Murch
Work Road
Ohiio
Ella E. Cameron
John F. Newcomb
College All Stars
B.F. Goodrich
Pang
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertowns
REG. Price Jone Tire
Athens Motor Sales
Goodrich
Ana
DeSoto
Plymouth
W. State
Tire Headquarters
AHL
Jerry Evans
Firestone
Lew Curvex
Firestone Refrigerator
Dormeyer Power Chef
Gilbert Shannon
Firestone Dealer
W. Union St
Athens, O
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