Neutzling tosses no hitter as Athens tops Logan 9 0
Athens defeats Logan 9 to 0 in a Northern Division game as Dave Neutzling pitches a no hit no run gem at Logan High. He walks five but collects 11 strikeouts while teammates pile up runs early and late. Watkins Barnes and Pierce lead Athens with multi hit efforts. Next game vs McConnelsville set for Thursday at 4 30 p m.
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Dave Neutzling
Logan High
Athens
Middleport
AHL
Chauncey
Stockport
Neutzling
Iitle
Logan
Nenxing
Roberts
Thomas
Russell Smith
Jim Edwards
Frank Watkins
Don Pierce
Frisinger
Meyers
Bill Barnes
Watkins
Barnes
McConnelsville
Muskingum Valley
Myers
Schrader
Columber
Bratton vs Don Williams set for one round welterweight TV bout
Johnny Bratton of Chicago defends his NBA welterweight crown in a one round match against Don Williams of Worcester at Olympia. The bout is a national TV attraction in the International Boxing Club series airing from 10 pm EST on WIBK TV Detroit. Bratton earns 27 percent of net and $1000 TV rights. Williams gets 24 percent plus equal TV share.
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Detroit
Johnny Bratton
Chicago
Bratton
Don Williams
Worcester
Mass
Olympia
International Boxing Club
Wibk-Tv
Upsets in Pinehurst Amateur Golf Tourney Shake Field
In Pinehurst North Carolina two big upsets narrowed the North and South amateur field to 22 for today’s second round Leone Walsh of Wilmington knocked off Walker Cupper Harold Paddock Jr of Cleveland Heights 2 and 1 and Ben Goodes of Reidsville upset P J Boatwright of Aiken 1 and 4. Semifinalists include Bill Campbell Frank Stranahan Dick Chapman and Jimmy McHale with alternates Harvey Ward and Goondloe still present. Quarterfinals are set for Thursday on the No 2 6900 yard Pinehurst course with semis Friday and the final Saturday over 36 holes if needed.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Leone
Walsh
Wilmington
Aiken
Bill Campbell
Frank Stranahan
Dick Chapman
Jimmy McHale
Harvie Ward
Bill Dynamite
Goondloe
Pinehurst Country Club
Sports Calendar Highlights and Matchups
Gallipolis visits Wahama on Wednesday while Ohio U faces Marshall in Huntington at 8 p.m. Bethany competes against Ohio Wesleyan in a track event lineup.
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Gallipolis
Wahama
Ohio U
Marshall
Huntington
W. Va
Bethany
Ohio Wesleyan
Collinwood High Relays Team Barred After Haircut Incident
Cleveland Collinwood High School chants relays were axed from the Mansfield Relays after three four mile and medley relay team members cut off a hurviler's hair. Assistant Principal C. H. Hudson said the act left the four senior members ineligible. Track coach Kenneth Seitz announced Collinwood will not participate. The key relay quartet Tom Sherl Dick Wiley Bob Ishee and shot putter George McKenzie had sought crew cuts and Hardier Ken Kuehn opposed but was cut anyway.
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Cleveland
Collinwood High School
Mansfield
Hurviler
C. H. Hudson
Kenneth Seitz
Collinwood
Tom Sherl
Dick Wiley
Bob Ishee
George McKenzie
Appointment of Everett Marcum at Greenfield High
Greenfield High School announced yesterday the appointment of Everett Marcum of Maton Preble County High School as football coach and assistant basketball coach. He takes over after a career in Preble County and will lead varsity programs at Greenfield.
Jackson Triumphs Over Gallia in 12-7 Baseball Victory
Jackson High School scored eight runs in the second inning to defeat Gallia Academy 12 to 7 in a Southeastern Ohio League baseball game. Weather forced weak pitching and many errors by both sides as Jackson'sMunyon and Morgan led the offense while Hogan pitched for Gallia with Burdette catching. The Blue Devils schedule three more road games this week against Wahama, Middleport, and Wahama again.
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Gallipolis
Jackson High School
Blue Devils
Gallia Academy High
Bill Hogan
Fred Burdette
Jackson
Keith Munyon
Bobby Morgan
Wahama
Mason City
Middleport
Hogan To Play At Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs W Va Ben Hogan confirms entry to defend his Greenbrier Open title May 10 13. he aims to repeat his 21 under par 259 at last year’s sensational comeback. Pro entrants include Denaret Ferrier Douglas Reigel Fazio Palmer Haefner Harmon Snead. Pro amateur title also contested with entrants and defending champion John Peck among many others.
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W. Va
Ben Hogan
Chris Dunphy
Greenbrier Golf Committee
Hogan
White Sulphur
PGA
Greenbrier
Jimmy Denaret
Jim Ferrier
Dave Douglas
Skee Reigel
George Fazio
Joe Palmer
Clayton Haefner
Claude Harmon
Sam Snead
John Peck
Logan
Wo Va
Dunphy
Charles Amory
John Hay Whitney
Robert R. Young
Robert Sweeny
Ronald Balcom
Stuart Symington
John McLean
Edward McLean
Winston Guest
Howell van Gerbig
John R. Fell
West Virginia
Clarence Meadows
Edward Wheeler
Edward Foote
Floyd Akers
Hooper Nominates Jet Fleet and Hello Wise for Derby
Louisville owner Fred W. Hooper names Jet Fleet and Hello Wise as Derby prospects for Churchill Downs May 5. Hello Wise shows Florida form but may be out of contention. Jet Fleet, son of Count Fleet, will ship to Louisville or be scratched after further New York starts to judge progress. Jet Fleet was bought for 12000 at Lexington auctions and was trained after a two year old season with early Arlington Park starts.
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Jet Fleet
Hellowise
Florida
Hooper
Count Fleet
Louisville
New York
Lexington
John D. Hertz
Fairfield Gun Club To Hold Night Shoot
Fairfield Gun Club will sponsor a trap shoot Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the club range one mile east of here. The 50 bird program includes shooters at 16 and 15 yards. Shells will be available at the range.
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Baltimore
Wahama Beats Point Pleasant for Second Victory
Wahama's White Falcon nine topped the Point Pleasant Big Blacks 10-4 in Mason, as a five run second inning propelled the Falcons. John Kelly earned the win with relief by Jack Hesson, while Ronald Burdette took the loss amid five Black errors and 11 strikeouts by Wahama pitchers.
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Mason
W.va
Wahama
White Falcon
Mason County
Point Pleasant
Big Blacks
Falcons
John Kelly
Bendmen
Jack Hesson
Jacks
Jack Rogers
Ronald Burdette
Floyd Powell
Burdette
George Oliver
Bill Powell
Doc Fields
Jim Barton
Mieasant
Earl Nibert
Jack Durst
Farrell Russell
Jack Fowler
Jake Rainey
Wibert
Kelly
Hesson
Powell
F. Powell
Burris
Kelly Hesson
Sayre
Five Club Ohio Indiana Loop Launches Wartime Campaign
The Class D Ohio Indiana League, reduced to five clubs after wartime cuts, opens a 140 game schedule with four other teams in regular play. Portsmouth and Zanesville withdrew. Lima Phillies Marion Red Sox Newark Yankees Richmond Tigers Springfield Giants align with MLB affiliates. Umpires reduced to five regulars with one standby.
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Columbus
Frank M. Colley
Shaughnays
Ashcan
Prexy Colley
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Ohio
Muncie
Ind
Cincinnati Redlegs
Muracie
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Lima Phillies
Philadelphia Nationals
Bernard (Barney) Latz
Marion Red Sox
Boston Americans
Elmer Yoter
George Susee
Newark Yankees
New York Ameri
Cops Crack Down On Baseball Betting In Cleveland
With the baseball season opening police moved on betting spots. Rocket squad chief Martin P. Comey cut telegraph wires to seven establishments showing inning by inning scores. He said most horse bet bookies lie low but baseball gambling is about to pop up citywide. Police estimate the racket grosses around 20100 dollars annually.
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Cleveland
Rocket Squad
Martin P. Comey
Magnussen Elected Rotary Club President in Gallipolis
Dr. Marcus A. Magnussen of Holzer Hospital was elected president of the Rotary Club at Gallipolis after the regular meeting at the Farmer's Hotel. Board members named include Clyde V. Mitchell and M. Harold Brown among others. Gallia Academy students Francis Shane and Jimmy Mullineaux reported on the World Affairs Institute trip in Cincinnati.
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Gallipolis
Marcus A. Magnussen
Holzer Hospital
Rotary Club
Farmer's Hotel
Clyde V. Mitchell
George Fuller
M. Harold Brown
Leo Mossman
Bill Smith
Marshall Boggs
Magnussen
Truman Morris
Gallia Academy
Gallipolis Club
World Affairs Institute At
Cincinnati
Rubber Check For Bond Leads to Arrest in Gallipolis
Harry Reynolds Jr. of Vinton Route 1 paid a $25 cash bond with a check that was returned for insufficient funds. Police issued a warrant after the bounced check. Reynolds was arrested Saturday and assessed $6.20 in costs. Alvin Raymond Calvert of city paid $19 and costs in Municipal Court for speeding.
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Gallipolis
Harry Reynolds, Jr
Vinton
Reynolds
Alvin Raymond Calvert
City
River Traffic Reports From Gallipolis and District Rivers
River traffic updates list vessels on the Ohio and Kanawha systems with times and status. The Ohio River shows a steady fall from upper gauge 17.7 to lower 30.0 feet with 96 wet at the rollers and Kanawha Falls at 5.29 feet and falling.
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Gallipolis
Galipolis
Indiana
Snider
Hoagland
Solway
Lewis
Fern
Semet
Kanawhe
Keely Down
Merrill
Winfield
Cook
Kenna
Keystone
Jefferson
Ayres
Ohio River
Kanawha Falls
Boxing figure Jess Alder man linked to South Carolina coach role
The University of South Carolina boxing coach Jess Alder man, once a contender for the world heavyweight title, is noted in the snippet alongside a long list of names from Point Pleasant Gallipolis and nearby areas. The passage mixes personal names with the coach’s notable past.
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University of South Carolina
Jess Alderman
Troopers Return Beaver County Suspects on Burglary Case
Beav er County suspects Carl Rife Johnson Bridgeport and Claude Charles Polk waived extradition in Common Pleas Court and were moved to Pennsylvania. Troopers Rogosky and Botlock transported them after a break in at Schmidt and Wass service station eight miles north of Rochester on April 12 or 13. Loot recovered includes cash, cigars, a radio, chewing gum and tools. charges include burglary and possession of stolen items. Sheriff Ehman reported the case tied to a suitcase theft and car search revealed a cache of nickels dimes and pennies.
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Gallipolis
Carl Rife Johnson
Bridgeport
Claude Charles’ Polk
Longbottom
Common Pleas Court
Pennsylvania
Anthony
Rogosky
Andrew Botlock
Schmidt and Wass
Beaver County
Rochester
Parents know best on children's records report
A survey for RCA shows 90 percent of children’s records are bought by parents and the kids do not accompany them 60 percent of the time. The findings imply parental choices drive the market for kid oriented phonograph records.
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Camden
N. J
Radio Corporation of America
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