Nice-Guy Lopez Leads White Sox Past Detroit in Spring Showdown
Al Lopez's White Sox improved to 6-1, edging Detroit 9-4 in a tense 29-hit, 25- stranded effort. Nelson Fox and Bubba Phillips drove in runs as Jim Rivera and Phillips each had three hits. Rivera moved to first base, Landis shifted to the outfield, and Jack Harshman picked up his second win.
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One Sided Victories Cast Ames Bern The Plains in Tourney Finals
Ames and Bern power past opponents to reach the finals at a regional tournament The Plains hosts the event as top seeds clash with key players named in preliminary rounds.
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Ohio University track team heads to Penn Relays
Five OU men Les Carney Bob Sawyers Hal Buchert Allah Butcher and Bob Strothers left for Pittsburgh to run the mile relay and sprint medley at the Penn Relays opening today. OU also posted strong Ohio Relays results led by Frank Nixon and multiple Bobcats in field and track events along with a 86 41 dual win over Denison.
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Scores and schedules include Boston and Washington game results
Results list shows Boston 12 Washington and Chicago 9 Detroit 4 Cleveland 5 Kansas City 3. Weekend and Sunday schedules include Detroit Cleveland Washington Baltimore matches plus multiple city pairings across baseball and hockey like New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn Pittsburgh.
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Notre Dame at Ohio U Clash in Weekend Series
Notre Dame and Ohio University meet for a two game NCAA series with 3:15 p.m. and 2 p.m. start times. OU pitcher Jerry Driscoll and Notre Dame ace Tom Bujnowski headline the matchup as both teams seek momentum after district playoff losses to Minnesota.
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Redlegs Benefit From Errors in Chicago Win
Cincinnati Redlegs climb to 4-4 as errors aid their wins. Six St Louis misplays, 11 walks by Cubs, and four Bruin errors helped Cincinnati, whose Thursday 6-3 victory over Chicago yielded only four earned runs in Brooks Lawrence’s full game effort.
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Nelsonville Sunnyhill Baseball Opens First Practice Sunday
The Nelsonville Sunnyhill base ball team will hold its first practice of the season Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Longstretch baseball diamond All members of last year s team and anyone else wishing to try out for the team are welcome.
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Yellow Jackets Blast The Big Blacks 14 to 7
Middleport Yellow Jackets exploded for 15 hits and 14 runs at Harmon Field defeating Point Pleasant 14 7. David Hindy led with two home runs and 4 RBI while eight others had hits as Hindy fanned eight over seven innings.
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Racine Clinches Meigs County Tournament Title
Racine won the Meigs County Tournament by defeating Rutland 18 to 3 in the deciding game. Jack Weese doubled, Doug Graham tripled, and Lawrence Grimm collected three singles as Racine built an early lead. Leadoff hitter Dennie Hill scored four times as Racine advances to face Vinton County next Tuesday at 4 p.m. in Racine.
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Berrios and Bassey Set For Capitol Arena 12 Round Clash
Miguel Berrios faces Hogan Kid Bassey in a 12 round bout at Capitol Arena to be televised nationally by NBC. The fight will air at 7 p.m. EST with anticipated action for boxing fans nationwide.
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Pomeroy Triumphs Then Suffers DH Defeat by Jackson
In a Thursday doubleheader Pomeroy defeated Jackson 4-1 in game one and lost 7-0 in game two. Pomeroy's Wilson Hemsley and Fisher drove in runs with hits while Claxton scored Jackson’s lone run in the fifth. Arnold earned the game one win for Pomeroy with Leffle catching.
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Matthews Ashland Set for League Championship Bowloff
Industrial League standings show Beasley & Mathews leading with 51 points and Athens Appliance & TV at 4th. Top bowlers include Ridenour 584 and Strawn 585. Matthews Ashland vs Martin Heaters will bowl three games for the league title.
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Ohio University Hosts Denison in Tennis Showdown
Ohio University tennis team under Coach Bob Bartels aims for a second win after a 7-2 loss to Denison last season. Denison arrives with a 9-0 win over Muskingum, while OU seeks to avenge past results and build momentum at home.
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Swift Logan Routs Athens Nelsonville in Triangular Meet
The Logan Chieftains dominated with nine firsts and a strong depth showing at OU Stadium, beating Athens and Nelsonville by 81 0 3342 33. Ted Adams and Ted Byrd led Logan with wins in multiple events, while Athens ace Dave Fulton posted the only toehold for the Bulldogs with a 5 01 41 in the mile. The meet expands from Athens Logan to include Nelsonville, with the Southeastern Ohio League title set for May 10 at the Stadium.
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Gallia Academy Second in Triangular Meet at Home
Portsmouth won the three way track meet here with 66 percent of points led by Bob Coy who scored 164. Gallia Academy place second with 48 percent while Jackson High trailed at 32 percent. Billy Coy of Portsmouth highlighted events with multiple wins including 440 and 880 yard dashes.
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