Waterloo and Jackson Trimble reach Athens tourney finals
Waterloo roared to a 24 7 semifinal win over Shade at Ohio University field as Charles Buckley homered and George Buckley added a triple. Jacksonville Trimble outslugged Albany 8 5 to set up the final at the same site.
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Waterloo
Tom Stevers
Shade
Jacksonville- Trimble
Ohio University
George Buckley
Hudnal
Hugh Mulligan
Buckley
Charles Buckley
Byron
Junior Browning
Dean McFadden
Stevers
Gwinn
Ruth
Keirns
G. Buckley
Saylor
Generals Triumph in 16-14 Slugfest With Wilton
McArthur opens with Partee strong on mound then fades as Ferguson fuels a 16-14 win over Wilton. Jack Ferguson goes 4 for 5 with a homer and a double driving in the decisive seventh inning. Tom Gill and Art Martin add three hits apiece as Allensville tops the Generals in a separate 6-5 setback.
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Generals
Wilton
Ferguson
Tom Gill
Art Martin
Barnes
McArthur
Partee
Nick Gill
Allensville
Radcliff
FE. Bledsoe
Woods
Radekin
N. Gill
R. Martin
Gill
E. Bledsoe
Stonebrunner
High School Baseball Card Events Mixed with Bowling Result
A fragmented note lists Point Pleasant at Pomeroy Hamden at McArthur Racine at Middleport Lancaster at Logan for a high school baseball card event. It also reports Jack Kibbee of Fort Worth Texas placing third in the all events at the American Bowling Congress tournament with a 1952 score.
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Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Hamden
McArthur
Racine
Middleport
Lancaster
Logan
Milwaukee
Jack Kibbee
Fort Worth
Tex
Redbirds Defeated 12-3 by Louisville in A A action
Louisville pitcher Tom Herrin earned the win with seven hits allowed and hit a grand slam as Louisville exploded for a nine run fourth inning to defeat Columbus 12-3. Buddy Peterson debuting for Louisville suffered a head injury on a line drive but was not seriously hurt. Indianapolis won 10-4 over Toledo to stay atop the standings. Milwaukee outscored St Paul 10-7, and Minneapolis beat Kansas City 4-1 as Andy Tomasic faltered in the ninth before Hugh Oser closed it out.
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Albany
Jacksonville-Trimble
Red Devils
Ohio University
Bob Hacker
Trimble
Poches
Larry Morrison
Bill Tewksbury
J-T
Sarina
Andy Cominsky
Joe Erdy
Morrison
Cominsky
Myr Knowlton
Jerry Henthorne
Jacksonville
Dave Mingus
Aneeeenigabes Aghut
Tomes
Cominskey
Erdy
Henthorne
Knowlton
Tewksbury
Louisville
Tom Herrin
Herrin
Columbus
Buddy Peterson
Colonels
Herb Moford
Peterson
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Andy Tomasic
Hugh Oser
Vic Power
Waner led National League with 228 hits in 1927 season
The page notes Lloyd Waner had the NL record for most hits with 228 in 1927. It also mentions Roger Peckinpaugh’s eight errors in a World Series and other baseball game results and schedules.
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Bu Beans Klakdon
Lloyd Waner
Roger Peckinpaugh
Washington
Collins Paces C D In Win Over Logan
Hubie Bobo and Chauncey Dover powered a 14 to 1 win for Collins over Logan on the Logan diamond. Eddie Collins added two triples a double and a single as Bobo and Willis chased runs with three safeties apiece. Logan’s only run came in the third inning as Grandy walked and scored.
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LOGAN
Hubie Bobo
Chauncey Dover
Logan Chieftains
Logan Diamond
Blue Devils
Chieftain
Eddie Collins
Devils
Bobo
Clarence Willis
Collings
Chauncy
Frisinger
Chieftains
Lemon
Schrader
Dupler
Plains
Lancaster
Taylor
Collins
Willis
Don Daugherty
Chauncey
Jack Earich
Grandy
Cannon
Earich
Blue Devil
Lanning
Russell
Big Blacks Edge Ripley 7-6 in late rally
Ripley Vikings beat Point Pleasant 7 6 behind Andy Cummings who struck out 15 and allowed only one hit through six. A seven hit burst in the final two innings gave Ripley the win as Jerald Parsons and Foster Skeens led the victors with key hits and RBIs.
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Ripley
Point Pleasant
Ripley Vikings
Andy Cummings
Viking
Jake Rainey
Jerald Parsons
Foster Skeens
Rainey
Carl Burris
Paul Smith
Smith
Farrel Russell
Fights Last Night In Los Angeles And Newark
Keeny Teran of Los Angeles outpointed Tom Amden of Honolulu in a 116 to 120 pound bout. In Newark Davey of Cliffside Park outpointed Keene Simmons of Bayonne in the 204 pound category.
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Angeles
Keeny Teran
Los Angeles
Tommy Amden
Honolulu
Newark
N. J
Dave Davey
Cliffside Park
Keene Simmons
Bayonne
YMCA Indoor Championship Opens in York
Nearly 100 swimmers compete for 13 individual and team titles at the 25th National YMCA Indoor Swimming and Diving Championships in York Pennsylvania starting Friday and continuing through Saturday.
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York
YMCA
Students Strike Hubbard High for Resigning Leaders
About 800 students at Hubbard High School walked out in protest of their principal's resignation and the departure of an assistant football coach.
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Youngstown
Hubbard High School
Tigers Dislike Rolfe Says Cleveland Scribe
Cleveland writer Gordon Cobbledick says the Detroit Tigers dislike manager Red Rolfe with untold bitterness affecting their play. He notes Rolfe is a journalist favorite but lacks the players esteem, warning potential internal strife could derail winning baseball in Detroit.
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Tigers
Rolfe
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Red Rolfe
Plain Dealer
Gordon Cobbledick
Cobbledick
Detroit
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