Ohio Relays Feature Star Field at Ohio State
A record field of 29 teams and more than 500 entries gather for the 15th Annual Ohio Relays at Ohio State University in Columbus.参与者 include Greg Bell of Indiana Ira Murchison of Western Michigan Glenn Davis of Ohio State and multiple Big Ten champions. The program spans sprints relays distances and hurdles with Ohio colleges listing participants from Miami Cincinnati Youngstown Baldwin Wallace and more.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio State University
Greg Bell
Indiana
Ira Murchison
Western Michigan
Bell
Jesse Owens
Owens
Murchison
Glenn Davis
von Laz
Champaign
Illinois
al Urbankas
Dave Lean
Michigan State
Phil Coleman
Chicago Track Club
Michigan
Big Ten
Ohio
Miami
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Kent State
Denison
Western Reserve
Irish Display Strong Team In Bid To Regain Old Power
South Bend Ind Notre Dame opened spring drills with a spirited varsity squad defeating the old timers 43 to 14 before 11356 fans in 38 degree weather. Sophomore Jim Just and junior Aubrey Lewis provided standout work while Bob Williams and George Izo split quarterback duties as Brennan praised the lines effort and said the team still has work to do after 15 days of practice.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Terry Brennan
Irish
Bob Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Williams
George Izo
Barberton
Ohio
Izo
Jim Just
Milwaukee
Aubrey Lewis
Montclair
N. J
Paul Hornung
Jimmy Morse
Dick Washington
Neil Worden
Monty Stickles
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Brennan
Celtics Triumph in Seven-Ham Home Title Game
Boston wins its first playoff championship 125 to 123 in double overtime against St. Louis. Rookies Tom Heinsohn and Bill Russell star with 37 and 32 rebounds respectively, while Russell earns 160 rebounds in the series and Heinsohn 168 points.
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Boston
Tom Heinsohn
Bill Russell
National Basketball Assn
Bob Cousy
Bill Sharman
Celtics
St. Louis
Heinsohn
Russell
Frank Ramsey
Army
Jim Loscutoff
Hagan
Bob Pettit
Pettit
Hagge Leads Dallas Women's Open After Two Rounds
Marlene Hagge, the imperturbable small blonde with the deadly putter, leads by two strokes at the halfway point of the $7500 Dallas Women's Open. She paced Glen Lakes with a 4 under par 66, posting 138 for 36 holes to top Wiffi Smith and the field.
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Dallas
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Hagge
Glen Lakes Country Club
Wiffi Smith
Hart 3-Long Favorite Over Boston Opponent
The Associated Press reports Hart the 21 year old Philadelphia welterweight meets Willie Stevenson at St. Nicholas Arena in New York for a 10 round bout. Hart, a 5-1 favorite before his streak ended by Walt Byars, is listed as a 3-1 choice over Stevenson.
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Associated Press
Sugar) Hart
Boston
Walt Byars
Willie Stevenson
New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Hart
Byars
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Stevenson
Heinsohn Wins Rookie of the Year in NBA Ballot
New York Tom Heinsohn of the Boston Celtics edged teammate Bill Russell for rookie honors in a league vote by writers and broadcasters. Russell, a defensive sensation, and two time All America at San Francisco, led Celtics teammates in top selections with Bob Cousy and Bill Sharman.
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New York
Tom Heinsohn
Boston Celtics
Bill Russell
National Basketball Assn
Heinsohn
Holy Cross
Russell
Celtics
San Francisco
Heingahn
Bob Cousy
Bill Sharman
Paul Arizin
Philadelphia
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Cousy
Syracuse
Adolph Schayes
College Baseball and Golf Scores From Ohio U Meet
West Virginia Wesleyan faced Ohio University in a baseball tilt. Marshall posted a 9 0 scoreline as golf results list Marshall 1642 Kentucky 1 with Bowling Green 1042 and Miami 115 Bowling Green 32. Tennis saw Miami 7 Bowling Green 2 as teams competed across multiple events.
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West Virginia Wesleyan
Ohio
U Miami
Marshall
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Miami
Dressen Predicts Strong Yankee Challenge This Season
Washington manager Charley Dressen says the New York Yankees face real competition for the American League pennant. He notes Cincinnati has more power and predicts his Senators will win more games than last year. Eddie Yost heads for his best season yet.
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Dressen
Washington
Charley Dressen
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Yankees
Senators
Eddie Yost
Northwestern University Spring Scrimmage Highlights
Ohioan quarterbacks John Dalley of Delaware and Chip Holcomb each scored a touchdown in NU spring football scrimmage. Freshman halfback Ron Burton of Springfield ran 55 yards for the day’s longest rush.
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NU Evanston
Northwestern University
John Dalley
Delaware
Ohio
Chip Holcomb
Stu Holcomb
Ron Burton
Springfield
Veteran Stan Leonard Wins Greensboro Open
Canadian pro Stan Leonard captured the Greater Greensboro Open title with a 69 final round, finishing at 276 to win $2,000. He edged Mike Souchak and Julius Boros by three strokes, with Gary Player tied for third. Leonard’s first American win after years on tour in a standout season.
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Greensboro
N. C
Stan Leonard
Canada
Balding
Leonard
United States
U. S
Augusta
Lachute
Mike Souchak
Grossinger’s
N. Y
Julius Boros
Southern Pines
Nation's Largest Schoolboy Gathering To Take Part in Mansfield Relays
The Mansfield High School Relays return for a 26th year with entrants from Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania. Notables include Dave Mills Norm Bass Dan Sutherland John Sharp and Bob Reublin as top contenders in sprints hurdles and field events.
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Mansfield
America
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Harry Mehock
Pontiac
Mich
Dave Mills
Lakewood
Norm Bass
Field
Dan Sutherland
Berea
John Sharp
Flint Northern
Bob Reublin
Olmsted Falls
Mills
Sharp
Bass
Springfield
Clark County
Portsmouth Nine Sweeps Twin Bill From Gallians
Portsmouth High School baseball team swept Gallia Academy in a double header winning 11 to 4 in game one and 6 to 5 in eight innings. Gallia Academy errors aided Portsmouth while Joe White drove the decisive runs and Tom Allen led Portsmouth with a double and a triple.
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Gallians
Portsmouth High School
Gallia Academy
Blue Devils
Clyde Jarvis
John Thomas
Devils
Jarvis
Merrill Wilcoxen
Neil McMahon
McMahon
Tom Allen
Joe White
Bantam Title Bouts Reported From Multiple Cities
Johnny Gorman defeated Gene Takach in Newark and Bobby Bickle beat Plummer Harris in Kansas City. Noel Humphreys won in Hollywood over Irish Tommy Bain, Peter Muller outpointed Mickey Laurent in Frankfurt, and Melvin Bourne beat Toto Tbarra in Panama for the Panama bantam title.
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Newark
N. J
Johnny Gorman
New York
Gene Takach
Trenton
Kansas City
Bobby Bickle
Plummer Harris
Minneapolis
Hollywood
Noel Humphreys
Charleston
W. Va
Tommy Bain
Los Angeles
Frankfurt
Germany
Peter Mueller
Mickey Laurent
France
Panama
Melvin Bourne
Toto Tbarra
Burgess Out For Week As Reds Rally To Win
Cincinnati catcher Smoky Burgess is expected to miss the first week of the season after injuring his ankle. He could not hit at practice due to pain and inability to bear weight. The Reds beat Louisville 4 3 in an exhibition, with a ninth inning rally and a two run double by George Crowe driving in Bob Thurman for the winning run.
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Cincinnati
Smoky “Burgess
Cincinnati Redlegs
Redlegs
Louisville
Colonels
Reds
Kentucky City
George Crowe
Bob Thurman
Yogi Berra Starts 1957 With Catcher Home Run Mark
Yankee Yogi Berra opened the 1957 American League season with a major league home run record for catchers as he began the year with 238 career homers.
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Yankee Yogi Berra
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