Sauer Power Sparks Cards In Southpaw Punch Threat
Hank Sauer, 37, teamed with Stan Musial for back to back homers off lefties to help the St Louis Cardinals erase deficits against the White Sox and Pierce. Manager Hutchinson eyes Sauer as a right handed counter to left handed pitching opening day against Cincinnati. The Cardinals won 5 2 as Sauer and Musial sparked rallies with long balls and speed on the bases.
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Billy Pierce
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Redlegs
Weatherman OK as OU hosts Pitt in two-game set
Ohio University hosts Pittsburgh in a weather affected weekend series. Bob Wren plans a pitching rotation with Ralph Nuzum starting and five to six innings likely before Hinkle Griesheimer and Driscoll. Pitt, returning six lettermen led by Moog on the mound, hopes for wins if rain delays occur Saturday.
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Scotty Griesheimer
Jerry Driscoll
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Jay Hornsby
Myron Hutcheson
Harry Weinbrecht
Ray Thompson
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Ron Nakatsuji
Bob Hor
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Bobcats
Tom Bigley
Ronnie Moog
Bill Schmitt
Bob Barrickman
Carl Lindstrom
Bernie Fedor
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Moog
Panther
Nuzum
Linksmen To Entertain Veteran Panther Squad
Ohio State hosts Pitt in a 36 hole match at Athens and then travels to Columbus for another meeting as Blosser plans a six man lineup. Pitt brings experienced lettermen Ken Fisher Dick Segal Gene Farrell Jim Zoccola and others after a 94-record last season. The Bobcats will field Todd Moore Algeo Knox Luther and Welsh among others in the Columbus trip with a strong Panthers contingent returning.
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Ken Fisher
Dick Segal
Gene Farrell
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Dolphins Water Show At Natatorium Presented By Ohio Uni Club
The Ohio University Dolphin Club presents its annual aqua program this Friday and Saturday at the Natatorium. The show features a world voyage under Neptune with Peggy Stanford of Wooster in a solo and synchronized swimming acts in ballet style. Kay Manuel, faculty advisor, and Peggy Laub handling publicity coordinate the event with performances starting at 8 pm and an admission price not specified.
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Inter Cities League Scores and Highs Include Engineers
Thursday final results show Ordnance and Collieries top the standings with 3 6 records. Individual high game Nebb 188. high series Moore and Mullen 505. Team highs Engineers 985 and Ace High 981. Ace High 2826 and Engineers 2748 in the mixed league results.
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Nuxhall to Start as Reds Open Season
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts announced on Thursday that Joe Nuxhall, now 27, will start the season opener against the St. Louis Cardinals. Nuxhall, who pitched in his first major league game at 15, has a 17-42 record with Cincinnati and led the league in sha. Tebbetts took his lineup to Richmond, Indiana, for the first of four three game series against Indianapolis of the American Association.
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Harlem Globetrotters Triumph Over College All Stars
The Harlem Globetrotters defeated the College All Stars 12:57 at Shrine Auditorium before 5,021 fans. It marked the Globetrott ers ninth win in 13 games of the current series. DePaul’s Ron Sobiesczyk led the colleges with 19 points while Nat Clifton scored 18 to pace the Globetrotters.
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DePaul University
Nat Clifton
Marciano Delays Verdict on Retirement Talk in Miami
Rocky Marciano arrives in Miami from a South America trip and delays commenting on retirement for 30 days. He cites a planned meeting with manager Al Weill in New York later this month and says reporters will hear the truth after that discussion.
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Snead's 66 Tops Greensboro Tourney Lead
Sam Snead fired a 66 to lead the Greensboro Open on the eve of the event at the Star Mountain Forest Country Club. Frank Stranahan trailed by one stroke after a 67, with Jimmy Clark and Bill Casper Jr. tied for third at 68 in the $12,000 tournament.
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Warwick
Doug Ford
Mahopac
John Serafin
Charlie Farlow
Mike Homa
Rye
Pomeroy Panthers Rout Big Black Outfit 8-2 Victory
Pomeroy Panthers defeated Fourteen Blacks 8 to 2 at Point Pleasant as Bill Sheridan hurled a four hit effort with support from Theiss who collected three hits. Lockhart yielded nine hits for the losers, while Bob Wilson and Gene Mite led Pomeroy with home runs and multiple singles keying the win.
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Athens Nine Home Today Faces Three-Game Span
Athens Bulldogs start a two day stretch with three games, today at 4 p.m. against Lancaster, then travel to Circleville Saturday for a rained out doubleheader. Alan Fox starts today, with Tom Baldwin to follow, while Larry Hughes and Jim Gaskill pitch the two games. Lineup shifts place Hughes at second, South at first, and Les Cornwell catching, with Coursey Hawk Baldwin Parsons and Van Meter in the field.
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Joe South
Les Cornwell
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Larry Hawk
Tom
Baldwin
Paul Parsons
van Meter
Bert To Speak At Glouster Fete
Jack Gilbert Messenger sports editor will be the featured speaker at the Glouster High School athletic banquet tonight at 6 30 p m Members of the Tomcat football and basketball teams and their leaders will be honored The event is sponsored by the Booster's Club Bob Brennan football coach and John Dunnette basketball mentor
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Glouster
Jack Gilbert
the Messenger
Glouster High School
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Tomcat
Bob Brennan
John Dunnette
Hurricane Jackson Seeks Early Knockout Of Williams
Washington from Long Island heavyweight Tommy Hurricane Jackson predicted a quick victory over English challenger Johnny Williams in a 10 round telecast from Uline Arena. Williams trained in Washington, but Jackson remained a heavy favorite with odds up to 4 to 1.
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Williams Becomes Center of Boxing Talk in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Williams, a 196 pound livestock farmer from Rugby, claims a bold stance amid press praise. His manager Ted Broadribb notes a fan pleasing style, walking in to take the fight to foes as Jackson notes Williams’ aggression and reach advantage.
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White Sox Star Larry Belittles Hand Injury
Larry insists he is ready to play for the Chicago White Sox but team physician urges skipping the city series against the Cubs. Outfielder Doby, fresh from Cleveland, may be in lineup but the rash from service in the South Pacific keeps recurring. He says it has cleared before and he is ready to fight through.
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Cage Mentor Assigned To Football Position At North Canton
North Canton high school appoints basketball coach Don Martin to also serve as head football coach. Mike Skuban, who assisted Martin on the football staff for two years, has resigned.
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Exhibition Baseball Friday's Schedule
Friday slate features Boston vs Philadelphia and Chicago versus St Louis with Cleveland facing Milwaukee New York A against Pittsburgh New York N against Washington Cincinnati against Indianapolis In results Boston beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 Cleveland defeated New York N 8 to 1 New York N edged Cincinnati 8 to 7 Pittsburgh won 2 to 1 in 10 innings St Louis beat Chicago A 5 to 2 in 10 Brooklyn topped Baltimore 7 to 2 Milwaukee defeated Detroit 7 to 5
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Suggs and Berg Lead Field at Babe Zaharias Open
Suggs and Berg led the field in the opening round of the $5000 Babe Zaharias Open at Beaumont Country Club. Berg shot four under par 69 on the 6535 yard course while Suggs, a winter tour money winner, was among the favorites. Babe Zaharias won the inaugural event in 1983 but she is absent due to cancer in Galveston.
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Betty Jameson
Beaumont Country Club
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Morehead Track Meet Canceled by Scheduling Conflict
OU Track and Tennis report the weekend idle as the Morehead track meet Saturday is cancelled due to date conflicts. Coach Jim Johnson says the next meet for the team is Tuesday.
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Hile University
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Eastern Takes Racine Series in twi night baseball clash
Eastern beat Racine 10-6 to take the second game and the series. Riebel drove in three on a 3-for-4 day while Boyles went 2-for-2 with a double and a run. Taylor and Graham contributed important hits as Eastern rallied with five runs in the fourth to pull ahead.
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Smith Lemon Both To Open For Indians In Chicago
INDIANAPOLIS Two Cleveland Indians with leg muscle injuries will start open er day for Cleveland in Chicago Bob Lemon and Al Smith are cleared to play though both had limited spring activity Lopez to hold Smith back but Lemon to open Lemon started six innings in the Tribe 57 victory over the Giants and claimed his leg was not bothering him despite later wild stretches including five runs in two innings
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Landy To Run On Coast In Amateur Bid
New York report says John Landy will run in the University of Southern California Relays as part of a move to have the Australian athlete compete in the United States. Amater Athletic Union officials arrived from Los Angeles to attend a U S Olympic Committee meeting and ensure any foreign-invitation actions pass AAU oversight.
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