Ohio U. Faces Bowling Green in Key MAC Series
Ohio University eyes a crucial MAC baseball series against Bowling Green led by Wade Diefenthaler who has troubled the Bobcats. The weekend doubleheader could affect the race with Western Michigan, Miami, and Kent State, while football fans await the Green and White game at Ohio Stadium Saturday at 3 p.m.
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National League Thursday Results Summary
Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 4 to 3 while Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 5 to 2 and Chicago defeated St. Louis 6 to 1. No other games were played. Upcoming schedule featured Milwaukee at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with Los Angeles at St. Louis.
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Baseball scores and standings across American and International leagues
American League scores show Cleveland 10 Detroit 4. Washington 3 New York 2. Baltimore 8 Boston 7. Friday matchups list Chicago at Cleveland, Boston at Washington, Detroit at Kansas City, Baltimore at New York, with several doubleheaders noted. International League results include Rochester 4 Havana 0 in 11, Richmond 5 Montreal 2, Columbus 11 Toronto 2, Miami 3 Buffalo 2.
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Bobcats Host Bowling Green in Conference Opener Test
Ohio University faces Bowling Green in a key MAC home opener with Wade Diefenthaler matching Ralph Nuzum on the mound. Bobcats rely on .332 team batting and player Jake Lamar Jacobs in a hot stretch as they seek a rare home conference loss for BG.
Reds Break Slump With Lawrence Five-Hit Complete Game
Cincinnati pitcher Brooks Lawrence threw a five hitter for his first complete game since last July as the Reds beat Pittsburgh 5-2 to pull even at 10 games. Milwaukee and Philadelphia also won while Chicago defeated St Louis 6-1 and the Braves lost to Philadelphia 4-3.
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Akins Meets Jordan In Title Bout Tonight
ST LOUIS AP Don Jordan a young champion on the rise faces Virgil Akins a veteran slugger in a welterweight title bout telecast from Kiel Auditorium The fight starts at 10 p m EST with odds split near even Both fighters seek big future paydays and potential next bouts depend on the result The bout was postponed after a tornado damaged the arena and again when Jordan’s wife fell ill
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Honeybear) Akins
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Art Aragon
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St. Louis Arena
Amazin Injuns Beat Tigers 10 4 In Tight AL Spotlight
Cleveland Indians roll past Detroit 10 4 as they extend dominance over the Tigers. Yankees fall to Washington 3 2 while Boston and Baltimore win to stay in the pennant chase. Mantle hits his 2nd homer for New York. Tasby drives in four for Baltimore.
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Orioles
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Milwaukee
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Athens Teams Compete Friday In Track And Golf
Two Athens spring squads saw action Friday with Don Eskey leading track to Malta McConnelsville and Charley McAfee guiding golfers to Logan. The Bull dog cindermen hunt a third win of the season while the golf team seeks another strong showing after a tied triangular meet at Lancaster.
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Morales Outpoints Davis in Hartford Bout
In Hartford, Los Angeles fighter Hilario Morales, age 136, defeated Teddy Red Top Davis, age 134, by ten points. In Boise, Idaho, George Logan, 199, beat Jackie Torme, 190, by ten points in another match.
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Pomeroy Nips Racine On Late Rally
Pomeroy defeated Racine 15 to 13 after scoring four runs in the seventh inning. Tom Grueser led Pomeroy with four hits including a homer and two doubles while Duane Wolfe led Racine with a triple and a single.
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Nicklaus Reaches North and South Amateur Semi Finals
Jack Nicklaus a 19 year old from Columbus and three men in their 40s advance to the semifinals at Pinehurst in the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament. Nicklaus faces Bob Cochrane while Gene Andrews and Jack Penrose meet in the other 18 hole match with 36 holes to decide the champion Saturday. Nicklaus survived a tougher quarter final beating Dog Essig 1 up.
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LSU
Columbia Coaches Standouts Amid Mixed Season
Columbia University figures Archie Oldham the 6 foot 8 basketball coach and Donald Rose the 5 foot 2 crew coach, highlighting a contrast in staff stature during a season with varied results.
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Archie Oldham
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Souchak Fires 66 Leads In Tournament Of Champions
LAS VEGAS Nev A select group of 26 golf pros play the second round of the 46 620 tournament at the Desert Inn. Mike Souchak of Gloversville N Y shot 34 32 66 to lead by two strokes. Don Finsterwald and John McMullin followed with 73 and 68 respectively while Ernie Vossler and Pete Cooper stood at 69 and five players including Gene Littler and Art Wall Jr remained in contention.
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Power and Kaline Lead Batting and Hitting Totals
The season summary lists top batting averages with Power of Cleveland at .425 and Kaline of Detroit at .419 among players with 25 at bats or more. It notes runs by Tasby of Baltimore and Power of Cleveland at 11, and Triandos of Baltimore with 16 RBIs, plus 12 for Skowron of New York.
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NFL Pros Granted Pensions
The NFL Players Association won a pension plan from the NFL. The scheme starts in 1963 for players with four years tenure plus one game in a fifth year. About 200 of the 400 plus active players likely won’t qualify. Bell notes the plan costs owners and players nothing upfront.
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