Browns Trip Indians 8-3 as Browns Beat St Louis
Cleveland's Indians saw their hot streak halted by the Browns 8 to 3. Tommy Byrne outdueled the Indians and Al Lopez faced a quiet locker room after the loss. Al Rosen for Cleveland homered and doubled, while the Browns' 13 hits powered the victory.
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DiMaggio’s Fourth World Series Home Run Thrill
Joe DiMaggio delivers a key moment in the 1950 World Series at Shibe Park. After a fifth inning near miss and a crucial ninth inning stop by Granny Hamner, DiMaggio homered off Robin Roberts in the tenth to boost the Yankees past the Phillies. It retells his long sought hit and personal motivation from watching his son Joe Junior.
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Ohio University golfers defeat Marshall 24-3 at Athens Country Club
Ohio University veterans paced a 24 to 3 win over Marshall as Dave Rambo and Earl Davis Jr posted 73s and Roger Pedigo added 74. Marshall starter Bill Drinkard led the Herd with 74 while others posted 80s. Ohio led in early foursomes and captured best ball honors as the teams prepare to meet Ohio State and Xavier in Columbus.
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Ohio Netters Top Marshall At Huntington
Ohio University netters beat Marshall 6 3 in Huntington as Siegel and Laganegro won in singles and OU claimed two doubles matches led by Siegel/Laganegro. They set up a trip to Morgantown to face West Virginia Mountaineers next.
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D Day In N S Play in North and South Golf Meet
Pinehurst North Carolina reports D Day in the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament. Two 18 hole rounds will cut the field to eight quarterfinalists for tomorrow. Walker Cup veterans Dick Chapman and Jimmy McHale were upset in the first round as Ray Palmer and William Hyndman edged them out.
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Raffensberger Tops Mizell In Dramatic Reds Win
Cincinnati squeezed out a 2 1 victory over St Louis as Joe Adcock slammed a three run wallcrash to drive in two. Mizell dominated early and Raffensberger walked five but held on after a chaotic seventh inning spats. Fred Saigh faced federal tax indictment as Stanky and Hemus clashed with umpire Robb.
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Reliefer Dean Frazier Sparks Gallipolis Win
Gallia Academy High School edged Jackson 5 to 4 as reliever Dean Frazier drove in the tying run with a sixth inning double and scored the eventual winning run on Floyd Short’s single. Jackson led 4-1 after two innings, but Gallipolis rallied with two runs in the third and two in the sixth to prevail.
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Tomcats Rally Past Carbon Hill 8-5 In Tuesday Game
Tomcats collected 10 hits across three innings to defeat Carbon Hill 8-5. Pat Crawford led with a triple and two singles for a 3-for-5 day, while Bane added a triple and a single for the losers. Glouster 8 10 2, Carbon Hill 5 10 2.
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Balistreri Replacement Named For Marquette Football
Linotype operators who handled the Marquette football program expected the day Sam Balistreri would graduate. The manager’s successor was named by Coach Lisle Blackbourn as Dave Wypiszinski, bringing relief to the composing room.
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Bulldogs Blank Hounds 9-0 Behind Nuzum Win
Athens Bulldogs shut out the Nelsonville Greyhounds 9-0 as Ralph Nuzum pitched a three hit effort with a double and triple driving in two. Nuzum fanned 13 while Athens touched Kenny Whitmore for nine hits and forced seven Nelsonville errors in the SEC League clash. Mahaffey had three runs, Stimel opened the scoring and Whitmore balks aided the Bulldogs scoring burst.
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Jackets Win At Pomeroy In SEC League Contest
Middleport’s Jackets defeated the Pomeroy Panthers 5 to 1 at Pomeroy yesterday afternoon in SEC League play. Middleport tallied five runs on nine hits and one error, while Pomeroy had five hits and committed one error.
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Darling Named Football Coach at New Boston High
PORTSMOUTH The board of education announced Ralph C. Darling will become head football coach at New Boston High School. Homer Pellegrinon, ex safety service director of New Boston, was hired as basketball coach. Darling has coached at Oak Hill for several years.
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