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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1956

Page

12

Red Sox Rout Phillies In Exhibition Power Show

Boston pounded Philadelphia with 21 runs as Jim Piersall and Jackie Jensen homered and Ted Williams added a three run shot. Mel Parnell and Frank Baumann returned on the mound while Saúl Rogovin faltered. Rain halted several other exhibitions while Elston Howard paced the Yankees with a homer and triple in a 6 to 4 win over Dallas of the Texas League.

ED Wilks Associated Press Pinky Hig‘gins Boston Red Sox Red Sox Philadelphia Phillies Saul Rogovin Jim Piersall Jackie Jensen Ted Williams Higgins Mel Parnell Frank Baumann Boston Parnell Npse del Ennis Baumann Baltimore

New Lex Opens Athens Golf Schedule

High school golf coach wins the district meet and will travel to Columbus to face district champions from across the state. The team, led by defending Athens County Club champion Larry Snyder at number one, lists Rutkoskie, Grogan, Kenny Collins, Bob Moffet, Tom Widdoes, and Louis Ruman. Schedule includes April 14 at New Lexington, April 20 at New Lexington, April 21 with Chillicothe, April 21 with Lancaster in Chillicothe, May 12 at Parkersburg, May 19 SEC District meet. All home matches and the district meet are at Atter Country Club.

High Enool Columbus Athens County Larry Snyder Jim [Rutkoskie Ronald’ Grogan Kenny Collins Bob’ Moffet Tom Widdoes Louis Ruman New Lexington Chillicothe Lancaster Parkersburg Atter Country Club

OSU Nine To Tour Japan

Ohio State University baseball will tour Japan this summer. Coach Marty Karow announced a trip approved by the athletic board and the Big Ten, with 24 players starting June 15 from the West Coast. The team will face Japanese colleges and U.S. military teams, with a probable Hawaii stop on the return and a late July to early August finish.

Columbus Mio State Japan Marty Karow OSU Athletic Board Big Ten Army West Coast Karow U.S Tokyo Hawaii

Exhibition Baseball Scores and North-South Basketball Benefit

In baseball action Washington routed Boston 21 to 9 while Cincinnati defeated Kansas City 8 to 4 and New York won 6 to 3. Other games were canceled due to rain. In Cincinnati a North squad beat a South college all star team 94 to 82 as Dayton’s Bill Uhl led with 24 points and Dave Plunkett topped South with 19. Proceeds supported the Olympic fund.

Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Cleveland New York Igo St. Louis Detroit Milwaukee Cincinnati Kansas City Pittsburgh Washington Brooklyn Kanaas City Pitsburgh Dallas North Dayton Miami Bill Uhl Dave Plunkett

Athens Hitters Shine In Mud-Shortened Win Over Nelsonville

Athens baseball defeated Nelsonville 9 to 3 in a mud-affected game moved to Athens. Hughes struck out 17 while adding two doubles and a triple for the standout performance. South drove in the first run with a triple, and Pax, Hawk, Smith, and Fox contributed key hits to build a 7-0 lead by the fourth inning. Nelsonville's Stufflebean and Dix had singles. Athens next faces Lancaster Friday and will travel to Circleville Saturday for a rained-out doubleheader makeup.

Nelsonville Athens Ed Bannow Hughes Joe South Alan Pax Bulldogs Larry Hawk Larry Smith Alan Fox Cliff Coursey Greyhounds Jerry Stufflevean Carpenter Lancaster Circleville

Chicago Keglers Enter Top Ten in ABC Action

Chicago Keglers rose to tenth place in the American Bowling Congress team division. They rolled 2905 pins on singles of 085 884 966, under Tri Par Radio sponsorship from 1954. Falstaff Beer of Chicago remained atop the division with a 3020 total.

Rochester N.Y Hamm's Beer of Chicago Ted American Bowling ‘Congress Chicago Keglers Tri Par Radio Falstaff Beer of

Landy Aims to Break Four-Minute Mile in US Run

Australian miler John Landy, described as the fastest miler of fall time, hints at breaking the 4 minute barrier during two May races in the United States. He will compete in Los Angeles on May 5 and at the West Coast Relays in Fresno on May 12, after running under four minutes in four of his last five races.

Melbyunne Australia John ‘Landy United States Los Angeles West Aggst Fresno

Bob Feller To Pitch In Spots For Tribe This Year

LOUISVILLE Ky. Bob Feller may be used in specific spots by the Cleveland Indians this season as coach Al Lopez signals the 37 year old will contribute mainly in day games at home and in doubleheaders. Lopez stressed Feller’s improvement this spring and his readiness to step aside when his time runs out.

Louisville Cleveland Indians Bob Feller Tribe Bob al “Wopez Lopez Robert Valent Feller Herb

Nats Dodgers Vie at Capitol

Washington officials and fans anticipate an exhibition clash at Griffith Stadium as the Washington Senators host the Brooklyn Dodgers. Manager Chuck Jessen works to assemble a rookie laden lineup after last season's finish, highlighting Washington's ongoing roster puzzle.

Capitol Washington Washington Senators Senators Brooklyn Dodgers Griffith Stadium Chuck Jessen

Lucas Named to Scholastic Magazines All American Team

New York reports middle town high school sophomore center Jerry Lucas was among 30 players from 24 states named to Scholastic Magazine's first high school All American basketball squad.

New York Jerry Lucas Middletown High School Scholastic

Venturi Denies Criticizing Masters Players And Officials

San Francisco amateur Ken Venturi apologized for remarks after losing a Masters lead in Augusta Georgia. He said his comments were misunderstood and denied criticizing players or officials. He noted nervousness and that Souchak and Burke's final round benefited from friendly talks. Venturi questions why Harvie Ward was barred from speaking on the 17th green and says he may skip big events until the National Open in Rochester in June.

San Francisco Ken Venturi Venturi Augusta Jackie Burke Mike Souchak Burke Byron Nelson Tural Harvie Ward Sam

Kiwanis Fetes Logan Varsity Reserve Teams and Awards

Logan High School varsity and reserve basketball squads were feted at the Kiwanis Club annual appreciation dinner in Bloser's banquet room. Coach Westrail and Scrivner introduced players as certificates were presented. speech by Jack Gilbert urged applying athletic lessons to life and stressing education.

Staker Kiwanis Club Fetes Logan Cleon Tucker Logan Logan High School Kiwanis Club Blosser Jack Gilbert Athens Messenger Neil Dillon Harry Westrail Alson Scrivner Gilbert

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