Bobcats top Marshall 7-5 as Shreffler and Hrasch homer
Ohio University Bobcats defeat Marshall Thundering Herd 7-5 in Huntington. Shreffler and Hrasch homered, Meadows and Biskup contributed key RBIs, as OU extended its Southern trip with a fifth win in six starts. Rod Andrews earned the win, while Simmons took the loss.
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Ohio U batsmen eye strong end to southern trip
Ohio University baseball aims for a strong finish in their southern trip to Huntington West Virginia and a likely 6 1 record as they prepare to open with Wisconsin. Western Michigan reopens MAC play with erfahren veterans and solid pitching from Hogan and Schlukebir.
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Eight High School Baseball Games Set Across SEC League
Southeast Ohio and Athens County League teams kick off with eight games planned as weather cooperates. Athens travels to Nelsonville to defend its SEC title while Gallipolis hosts in Jackson after earlier postponements. Other matches include Wahama at Racine and Rome at New Marshfield.
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Three Sharonville School Board Members Quit Over Coach Row
Three Sharonville school board members resign leaving two Smiley supporters after again voting against renewing Mills Smiley as football coach. Assistant prosecutor says two remaining can fill vacancies. controversy began two weeks ago and sparked a student strike.
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Canter Blanks Waterloo in 3-0 Win
In NEW MARSHFIELD Chauncey Dover High beat Waterloo 3 to 0Monday afternoon behind pitcher Wid Canter who struck out nine while allowing six hits. Chauncey scored in the second and fourth on three safeties and Milton Cooksey led the offense with two doubles driving in two runs and scoring once.
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Waterloo Southpaw
Chauncey
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Sundown Softball League to Organize in Banks Shop
An organizational meeting of the Sundown Softball League is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Banks Sport Shop. Games will be played at the newly lighted softball park two miles south of Nelsonville, with Eugene Edwards as park manager. The park provides new balls and umpires for each game, and a trophy will go to the winning team. League clubs may schedule outside teams. CALUMET FARMS hopes for Derby Victory with Theory progressing toward Kentucky Derby victory.
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Dewey vetoes bill to bar split doubleheaders
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey vetoed a bill by Assemblyman Lawrence P. Murphy aimed at stopping split doubleheaders in Major League Baseball. The vetoed measure would have barred two admission games in a day. Murphy argued fans pay two admissions for morning and afternoon or afternoon and evening games. Dewey defended a free country and veto.
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Martin To Play For Cleveland Browns
Notre Dame co captain and All American tackle James Jungle Jim Martin signs with the Cleveland Browns and will compete for the defensive end spot. A versatile 60 minute player he lined up at center end and tackle in college and also boxed for Notre Dame. He expressed eagerness to join training camp and start his NFL career.
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College Ohio State Beats Western Michigan in Baseball Roundup
In college baseball Ohio State defeats Western Michigan 9 to 5. Miami handily beats Cedarville 6 to 1. Exhibition results show New York A beating Cleveland A 15 to not listed, with several other city matchups and boxing results from Providence Holyoke Brooklyn Newark and more. Tonight National League finals open with New York visiting Detroit for game one.
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Italy
Jimmy Warren
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Newark
Sandy Saddler
Rubin Davis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Nelsonville Trackmen Gird for Tough Schedule
Nelsonville's track team, beaten in their first meet, trains hard for a demanding slate. Coaches Paul Abel and Lowell Cole guide runners Wayne Hunley Darrell Inman Coakley Hubbard Frank Hartley and others in sprints milers and field events as the Hounds rebuild after heavy graduation losses.
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Hounds
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Lowell Cole
Wayne Hunley
Darrell Inman
Coakley
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Robinette
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Hunley
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Max Townsend
Dean Circle
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Broncos Open Grid Workouts Next Week
Kalamazoo Michigan coach John W Gill of Western Michigan College announces outdoor football workouts will begin next Monday after spring vacation. Plans run up to six weeks with about 60 men reporting- 18 lettermen. Some who may contend next fall will miss workouts for other spring sports.
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Ohio University Golfers Rout Quantico Marine School 10–0
OU linksmen overwhelmed Quantico Marine School 10 to 0 in Virginia. Koskey led with 71 while Finsterwald and several Ohio players posted scores in the 70s. The team, after six matches on its southern trip, heads to Charlottesville to face Virginia.
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Glouster Keg Standings Schedule Update
This week's schedule lists matches Tuesday through Thursday among Appl. Ogg Motors Hemsley Rec Harrys Shoes Colonial Bkry Wonder Bar Hotel Bar and Hartleys. Leading performers include M Hemsley and R Mingus with high triples and singles, plus Colonial Bkry top team scores.
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Moore Knocks Out Bivins in Eighth Round
Archie Moore of Toledo wins his sixth straight by KO over Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland in the eighth round. The brief notes also recall Johnny Green beating Jackie Wilson in Buffalo ten years ago and New York's 2-1 victory over Toronto in the NHL finals.
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Dick Bartell recalls holdout and fallout with Barney Dreyfuss
Former shortstop Dick Bartell details his 1930s holdout with Pirates owner Barney Dreyfuss, fines and suspensions, a mid season trade to the Phillies, and his worst defensive day in 1936 with the Giants. He notes the contract clause on travel and the league dispute over claims. The piece leads to Pepper Martin ahead of the next item.
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John Heydler
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Ohio Valley Association opens baseball with eight clubs
Racine reports the Ohio Valley Association launches a six team schedule expanded to eight clubs with a four game card next Sunday and playoffs for a special trophy begin September 10. Hartford Tigers and Portland join. Syracuse the defending champion opens against Reedsville. Point Pleasant faces Gallipolis. Twin Cities meet Hartford. Portland vs Racine.
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Reedsville
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Twin Cities
Eagles Sign Jimmy Hague The Golden Toe
Philadelphia Eagles announce the signing of Jimmy Hague the Ohio State end famed for a last minute field goal that won the 1950 Rose Bowl Hague kicked a three pointer to give Ohio State a 17 14 upset win over USC in Pasadena on January 7
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Golden Toe) Hague
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Hague
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