OU Golfers To Host B G Kent Preview At Athens
Ohio University hosts Kent State and Bowling Green at Athens Country Club for a Mid American Conference match. OU seeks sixth win in match play as seniors Puscell and Jim Leonard secure starting spots. three spots decided today. The conference tournament set May 20 21 at OU home course follows dual matches where Ohio beat Kent State and Bowling Green last year.
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Mansfield field set for largest independent interscholastic meet
The Mansfield field Relays bring eight shooters from Pennsylvania and a dozen from Michigan to Cleveland East Tech as favorites, aiming for Mansfield’s eighth title and East Tech’s seventh. Talent is expected throughout the record field of 266 boys, with notable past victors listed from 1949 through 1983.
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Mansfield Relays
America
Pennsylvania
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Cleveland
East Tech
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Tomcats Field Track Team Shines at McConpetoville Meet
Tomcats field team members excelled at a recent meet in McConpetoville with high marks in sprints and field events. Standouts include Gerald Hlowk, George Goodman, Larry Harding, and Tom Ciena, along with Terry Halbert in the 100 yard dash and Gary Wolfe in shot put and discus.
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Smyard
Gerald Hlowk
George Goodman
Larry "Harding
Tom Ciena
McConpetoville
Penrod
Terry Halbert
Goodman
Dan ‘Teatee
Clarence Whaley
Teeter
Prise
Or Wolfe
Mike
Gary
Wayne Kirby
Gary Kittle
Chester Keith
Ashe
OU Match Postponed. Road Trip Then Ohio State Next
Ohio University tennis has postponed its match with Marshall for a second straight day. OU plans to travel to Columbus next Monday before hosting Ohio State on Wednesday, with the current season record not specified.
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Marshall
Ttenberg
Ohio State
Brooks Dodgers Win 10th Straight to Set Record
The Dodgers, led by Walter Alston, extended their season start to 10 straight wins, a modern major league record. They crushed the Philadelphia Phillies 14 to 4 as Roberta Roberts took the loss. Duke Snider voiced confidence, and Alston reflected on the mix of hitting pitching and fielding behind the streak. Other scores saw Washington beat Boston 1-0, Chicago topple Detroit 9-1, and New York clobber Baltimore 42.
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Duke Snider
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Rob Rob
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Pitts
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Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Bob Porterfeld
Senators
Don Zimmer
Brooks
Philadelphia
Brooklyns List WhyS Break 10 Game Winning Streak
The article discusses Brooklyn’s struggle to end a 10 game winning streak as manager Watt Alston comments on the team’s approach. It highlights players Robinson Campanella and Billy Lees and notes a shift to a more determined, focused season with improved form and confidence.
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Rbi
Billy Lees
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Busine Robinson
Campanella
Young Pro Ties Kroll At Virginia Beach Open
Virginia Beach Va John Serafin of Pittston Pa shoots five under par 68 to share first round lead with veteran Ted Kroll of Utica NY in the $17 500 Virginia Beach Open round one. Serafin, son of Felix Serafin, hopes to prove he can compete on the tour amid rain delays and weather impacts.
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Harry Kessel
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Bobbittens
Oh!o State
Ame Jaynes
Unclear Hit List From Early Baseball Card
Fragmentary score line lists players HITS from Skowron and Berra for New York and King and Kuenn for Detroit with Throneberry and Pox as others. mentions doubles and triples across teams Boston Chicago Detroit in terse incomplete OCR.
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Fragmented Baseball Stat Card With Mixed Entries
A jumbled OCR of baseball statistics lists stolen bases, strikeouts, and pitching figures for multiple players and teams. Names such as Rivera Chi na Sullivan Nixon Boston and Sore Cleve appear alongside incomplete team tags, with entries for doubles triples and home runs interwoven with unclear totals and formatting. The exact teams, dates, and contexts remain unreadable in places.
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China
Sullivan
Nixon
Boston
Fornicles
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Lemon
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Detroit
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Sore
Cleveand
Generals Triumph In Bizarre 30 Run Baseball Game
MCAFIUFS Generals defeated Illicit 30 to 9 in a confused baseball contest. Armstrong led scoring with two doubles while Sowers went 3 for 3 for the Generals. Collins and Quick handled pitching for the Bombers. Next up is a road game at Wilton, seeking a conversion expert.
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Indians Aim to Top Tigers in 16-Game Home Stand
Cleveland manager Al Lopez says he is not worried about the Athletics pounding and hopes to move into first place during a 16-game home stretch starting with Detroit. Lopez plans to start Bob Lemon against the Tigers, followed by Herb Score, as Cleveland split two games with Kansas City earlier this season.
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al Lopes
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Bucks Play Ho sters CHICAGO tease Big Ten baseball race
CHICAGO. UP Ohio Star faces Indiana in one of five opening games of the Big Ten baseball championship race.
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Fishing Prospects Poor Because of Ohio Rains
Ohio fish prospects for the coming weekend are poor due to recent general rains. Only lakes with heavy vegetation may offer favorable conditions, with big lakes likely to yield better fishing. Reports note bass crappies and catfish in East Harbor, Lake St Marys, and various state waters, while many streams and lakes show muddier, less reliable catches.
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Standings and Scores From Weekend Baseball and Hockey
Chicago and Detroit split two games with Kansas City and Cleveland while Washington and Boston struggled. New York, Baltimore, and Chicago posted wins in various matchups as pitching dominated in several encounters. A note mentions a large crappie catch by Clyde Lott of Glouster, nine pounds, alongside weekend results and upcoming schedules.
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Fights End In Draw After Breakneck Los Angeles Bout
In Los Angeles a scheduled ten round feature ended in a two round draw after Frankie Skidmore suffered an eyelid cut from an accidental clash. Cardenas, listed as from Los Angeles, fought San Francisco rival Frankie Skidmore with ring officials stopping the bout following the injury. Other results noted included Mor 7 and Reuben Smith at 12515, with Davey Gallardo at 125% also on the card.
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Los Angeles
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Davey Gallardo
Saw
Troy Battles Hot Rookie in 10 Round Chicago Showdown
Troy Pastrano, 37 pro fights with 90 wins, 4 losses, 1 draw, meets Willie Troy, 30 wins with 23 KOs, in a 10 round middleweight bout at Chicago Stadium. Pastrano, from New Orleans and Miami Beach, makes his second national TV appearance on NBC at 10 p.m. EST.
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County League Opens Playoff Host Athens Log onto Logan First SECAL Contest
Playoff action begins as Athens hosts Logan in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League opener. Results not available in this edition. Daily games schedule for Monday through next week with winners advancing to midweek finals. Troy leads county league, Shade, Buchite, and Plaine contenders. circular notes on other high school matchups and players.
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Mike Kittle
Roger Wolfe
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Pete Gyure
Ohio University Tracks for Dual Meet at West Virginia
Ohio University travels to Morgantown West Virginia for a dual meet with West Virginia University at 10 am Saturday. Coach Jim Johnson will bring 16 athletes including three others who did not compete in last week’s 82 45 defeat of Ohio Wesleyan. New competitors and events listed include Thomas in hurdles 100 dash pole vault and mile. Robert Sawyers runs 40 yard dashes and mile relay. Bob Dowan, a Stonewall Jackson high school graduate, joins the roster.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Jim Johnson
Ohio Wesleyan
Re ‘Thomas
Tom
Robert Sawyers
West Virginia
Iccone
Amie Insead
Thea
Bob Dowan
Stonewall
Charleston
West Virginia High
Ohio University Bobcats Hitters Lead In Early Baseball Standings
Fishbaugh paces OU with a .848 average in 29 at bats as Rowlan Einadon notes. Thompson leads in extra base hits with seven reads, while Driscoll, Hinkle, and Bier split wins as the team slashes .245 batting with opponents at .273. Ohio prepared for a Miami game after seven games, three wins.
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Ohio University
Rowlan Einadon
Ray Thomson
Thompson
Sysbis
Ohio
Bobcats
Miciami
Bobat
Sophore Jerry Driscoll
Driscoll
Hinkle
John Bier
Bier
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