Ohio U Bobcats hold spring intra squad game amid competition
Ohio University's football team heads into a spring intra-squad regulation game as part of a broader training phase. Veterans like captain Al Scheider and Demus Jones are nearing final campaigns under coach Carroll Widdoes, with freshmen pushing for starting roles. Track notes highlight upcoming meets with Pitt and Miami as Bobcats prep for cross sport rivalries.
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Ohio
Bobcats
Carroll Widdoes
al Scheider
Demus Jones
al Dunn
Widdoes
Pitt
Miami
Miamians
Pitts
Ou-Miami
Oxford
Bob Reed
Forrest Bean
Reed
Carthage-Troy High
Coolville
Bean
Rome
Canaan High
Unclear Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major Leagues
Summary of scattered results across leagues with Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn performances. Notable lines show Sain’s 100th win with a six hit shutout, and batting by Billy Goodman for the Red Sox. Multiple incomplete box entries and mixed team abbreviations are present.
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Billy Goodman
Red Sox
Yanks
Johnny Sain
Braves
Gianta
Philadelphia
Joe Coleman
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Fenway Park
Baseball Schedule and Pitchers in Afternoon Games
Major League slate features Raschi facing Parnell in Boston while Spahn meets Hearn in New York. Hooper Hooper Consuega Fowler Hooper for Washington hosts Philadelphia. Staley faces Schulte in Chicago. Blackwell opposed Dickson in Pittsburgh. Additional matchups include Kansas City at Toledo Milwaukee at Columbus Minneapolis at Indianapolis and St Paul at Louisville.
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VAGUE
New York
Boston
Byrne
Reynolds
Porterfield
Morgan
Berra
Taylor
Nixon
Kinder
Guerra
Philadelphia
Washington
Coleman
Astroth
Marrero
Grasse
Sain
St. Claire
Maglie
Westrant
Brooklyn
van Caugk
Sabine
Campanella
Roberts
Seminick
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
National
St. Louis
Kosten
Chicago Gane
Pittsburgh
Sui
Brooklyn Awewein
Cincinnati
American Sage
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston Heat
Detroit
American Association
Kansas City A
Raschi
Parnell
Consuerga
Va Hooper
Er Fowler
Spahn
Hearn
Hatten
Meyer
Chareh
Staley
Schulte
Blackwell
Va Dickson
Indianapolis
St. Pact
Akro' Akron' Ronnie Delaney Beats Mildweight Beau in 10
Ronnie Delaney decisioned Mildleweight Beau of New Cannon Conn in a 10 round feature at the Arena. Delaney damaged his right hand in the seventh and built a large lead early. In a preliminary, Lalo Sahotin of Warren defeated Billy Porno of Ellwood City Pa over eight rounds.
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Akro’ —'i
Akron’y
Ronnie Delaney
Beau
New Cannon
Conn
Tielanes
Warren
Lalo Sahotin
Billy Porno
Ellwood City
Chandler Threatens Quit If Secretary Does Not Resign
New York based report states Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler plans to resign within days if Secretary Treasurer Walter Mallery quits. Chandler would not comment on the Associated Press story about Mulber's resignation, but sources say he will follow through with his pledge.
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New York
A. Bo
Happy
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Listed
A condensed recap shows Wyrostek Cincinnati batting .494 and Hartsfield Boston with 9 runs. Robinson Brooklyn leads with 15 hits tied with Jethroe Boston for 10 RBIs, and Ashburn Philadelphia plus Usher Cincinnati lead doubles. Jethroe also tops home runs while Dillinger Pittsburgh swipes bases. Pitching notes crown Hiller Chicago and Sarkent Boston with two wins each. Busby Chicago leads with 541 at bats and Williams Boston has 9 runs.
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Wyrostek
Cincinati
Hartsfield
Boston
Robinson
Brooklyn
Jethroe
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Usher
Cincinnati
Adams
Dillinger
Pittsburgh
Hiller
Chicago
Sarkent
Newcombe
Busby
Williams
Zarilla
Carrasquel
Fox
Coan
Washington
Chicane
Wynn
Feller
Cleveland
Lopat
Raschi
New York
Kozawa
Marrero
Pierce
Bleachers Tickets For Regatta On Sale
Ten thousand bleacher seats for the Marietta Regatta national championship crew races on the Ohio River June 16 are on sale. Orders are accepted at the Marietta Chamber of Commerce, with observation train seats still available per regatta general manager Roger W. Copeland.
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Marietta
Ohio River
Chamber of Commerce
Vic Group
Roger WH. Copeland
Regatta
Boxing Card Shifts in Midwest and West Coast
Flint report shows Archie Moore at 119 percent in Toledo while Herman Harris at 166 faces Asheville. Richmond California features Wes Eehats at 159 and San Francisco’s Ped ro dimines at 161, with a 10 round outpoint decision noted and unclear venue details.
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Flint
Mich
Archie Moore
Toledo
Herman Harris
Asheville
Richmond
Calif
Wes Eehats
San Francisco
Pedro Dimines
Vailejo
Intra-Squad Battle Slated For 3 O Clock Ohio U Football
Ohio University football closes spring practice with a 3 PM intra-squad game in Ohio Stadium pitting the Green cats against the Bobwhites. Coach Carroll Widdoes leads about 60 players using a balanced line with a T formation and a single wing. The scrimmage follows weeks of practice amid poor weather and promises speed from a mix of veterans and 30 freshmen, as the Green cats and Bobwhites prepare for a rugged nine-game fall schedule starting September 29 against Akron.
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Ohio University
Greencats
Ohio Stadium
Bobcats
Widdoes
Akron
Western Michigan
Bowling Green
Miami
Kent State
Toledo
Cincinnati
Eastern Kentucky
Marshall
Southeastern Ohio
Bill Johnson
Gallipolis
Rob Angle
Glouster
Norm White
Fred Poling
Dugan Sparks Glouster Win Over New Lexington
Dugan pitched and batted Glouster High to a 2-1 win over New Lexington on wet grounds. He walked one, struck out nine, and scored the decisive run in the sixth on a squeeze bunt and timely hits as Glouster edged New Lexington 2 to 1.
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Glouster
Lloyd Dugan
Pat Crawford
New Sex
Bill Whittington
Powers
Dugan
Ray Johnston
Roback
Tomcats
Whittington
Crawford
Jim Cevolo
New Lexington
Derby Picture Still Clouded ahead of Kentucky Derby
Lexington reporting that Derby bets remain unsettled as Blue Grass Stakes results mingle with hopes for May 5 at Louisville. Mameluke’s late surge won division one at Keeneland while Ruhe moved to first after Sonic’s disqualification. Big Stretch looms if Derby track is fast and Battle Morn, Repetoire, and other East contenders spark interest.
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Lexington
Kentucky Hardboots
Louisville
Cornelius V. Whitney
Mameluke
Keeneland
Emil Denemark
Ruhe
King Ranch
Sonie
Sonic
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Greentree
Battle Morn
Repetoire
Glassmen Seek Games With Anchor Glass Lancaster Clubs
Baseball clubs interested in playing the Anchor Hocking Glass team of Lancaster are requested to write Austin Palmer, Personnel Department, at the Clase corporation. Palmer prefers games on Thursdays and Sundays.
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Anchor Hocking Glass
Lancaster
Austin Palmer
Clase Corporation
Palmer
Stadium Lineups for GREENCATS Game Include Broad OL and Backfield
The lineup sheet lists GREENCATS players with positions and numbers such as Evans 83 at left tackle Weaver 71 and Wahirab 76 at left guard Penrod 61 Tipper 64 center White 57 Meeks 65 Foliano 66 Pikus 72 Sawchike 82 Hartley 88 Pischke 26 Hannah 28 Johnson 14 Angle 32 Ascani 40 Lee 42 Goldsby 31 Ohman 34 and many others plus BOBWHITE entries including Crabtree 84 Ellis 87 Gessells 74 Luempert 62 Holop 51 Imes 53 Mauger 60 Bello 63 Laven 65 Greiner 75 Biahnik 72 Underwood 80 Lawrence 22 Eskey 42 Cox 12 Marchi 18 Colasurd 40 Unger 43 Hansen 32 and officials A N Smith Halliday Chrisman Rhoads.
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Greencats
Dick Evans
Ron Weaver
Walt Wahirab
Bob Penrod
Howard Tipper
Norm White
John Meeks
Ron Foliano
Vic Pikus
Lou Sawchike
Jim Hartley
Norm Pischke
Jerry Hannah
Bill Johnson
Bob Angle
Tom Ascani
Tom Lee
Ken Goldsby
John Ohman
Bobwhite
Roger Crabtree
Bill Ellis
Jim Gessells
Art Luempert
Bob Holop
Jim Imes
Don Mauger
Dino Bello
Ed Laven
Sam Greiner
Rod Biahnik
Frank Underwood
Larry Lawrence
Don Eskey
Roger Cox
Gee Marchi
Bob Colasurd
Ron Unger
Bill Hansen
A. N. Smith
John Halliday
Claude Chrisman
Jack Rhoads
One Hitter Shuts Out A's as Marrero Earns Win
Washington’s Connie Marrero, a chunky Cuban, tossed the majors first one hitter of 1951, beating Philadelphia 2-1 as Mickey Vernon and Gil Coan homered. The win pulled the Senators into a first place tie with idle Cleveland.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Christy Mathewson
Philadelphia A's
Connie Marrero
Washington
Marrero
Eddie Lopat
Spec Shea
Barney McCosky
Mickey Vernon
Gil Coan
Philadelphia
DeCozen Battles Through Pain to Semi Finals
Golfer from Parsippany New Jersey, Charlotte DeCozen, advances to the semifinals of the 49th North and South women's tournament despite an arm needing novocaine each morning. She defeats former national champion Estelle Lawson Page one up in quarterfinals. Mae Murray of Rutland Vermont and Southern Pines. Pat O'Sullivan and Marjorie Lindsay also reach the semis with mid-round wins.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Charlotte DeCozen
Parsippany
N. J
Mae Murray
Rutland
Southern Pines
N. C
DeCozen
Estele Lawson Page
New Jersey
Miss Murray
Catherine Fox Park
Bloomfield
Redlegs Open Pirates Series in Pittsburgh Start
Cincinnati Redlegs arrive in Pittsburgh to open a series with the Pirates after Ted Kluszewski’s homerun sparked optimism about his return to form. Manager Luke Sewell notes hitting is contagious as Cincinnati embarks on a four-venue road trip through the East, with a first swing of the season shaping their dark horse NL outlook.
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Ted Klosvewski
Luke Sewell
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Sewell
Kluszewski
Redlegs
Herman Wehmeier
Pirates
Murry Dickson
MclQueen
Cincinnati
Graham Lions For Two Years
Quarterback Otto Graham of the Cleveland Browns signed a two year extension, with salary terms undisclosed. At 29 he enters his sixth season, having completed 729 of 1314 passes for 100 touchdowns in five years, and earning top honors from sports writers and the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Cleveland
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Graham
Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia Inquirer
George Halas
Los Angeles
Seek Second Win in Match At Oxford
Ohio University racqueteers seek a second win in a row when they face Miami at Oxford Saturday at 2 p.m. The Bobcats beat Muskingum 9 0 to start the season and aim to reverse last year’s 4 3 loss to the Redskins. Miami defeated Toledo 7 2 and faces Marshall and Indiana next.
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Oxford
Ohio University
Miami
Bobcat
Redskin
Ohio
Muskingum College
Toledo
Marshall
Indiana
al Nellis
Jack Pickering
Fred Siegel
Don Skinner
Ralph Dunbar
Fred Collins
Forest Poole
al Moore
Tom Murphy
Bob Lindner
Don Hunter
Moore
Phil Fess
Jim Davis
Bob Fink
High School and college sports schedule roundup
Friday action includes Waterloo at Ames Bern 2 p.m. in the Athens County tourney finale, Wahanw at Racine. Ohio U faces Western Reserve at 3:30 p.m. OU field, Ohio State visits Western Michigan. Saturday slate lists Marietta at Morris Harvey and Navier at Marshall with West Liberty at Marietta. Track features Western Michigan at Drake Relays and Marshall at Kentucky.
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Waterloo
Ames Bern
Chauncey Field
Athens County
Wahanw
Racine
Ohio U. Va
Western Reserve
Ohio State
Western Michigan
Ohio A. Ve
Marietta
Morris Harvey
Navier
Marshall
West Liberty
Drake Relays
Turk Paces OU Batsmen and Kovach Tops Pitchers
Ohio University notes John Turk leads OU batters with a .471 average amid 8 hits in 17 at bats and Mickey Briglia adds 6 hits in 13. Bobcats players Hughes Trytek Biskup Topole Dukawich and Kovach headline team stats as they prepare for a two game MAC series with Western Reserve.
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Turk
Kovach
John Turk
Johnny Biskup
Ohio University
Mickey Brigtia
Brittia
Hughes
Trytek
Biskup
Potts
Bevan
Swank
Schweitzer
Dukawich
Topole
Rojeck
Brglie
Andrew
Kotha
Briglia
Brigiia
Rotjeck
OU Batting AB. R. HL Pet
Séeccedeee
Brigite Ammerserneas
Potts Arn Eat Ante Maces
Oseweuse
Pooogie (Sicse
Dean
Aea
Swank Oeeen Wee Ena
Andrew Tenes
Arey
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Don Miller
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Wally Plattenburg
Gene Boyer
Jim Ritz
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Nick Forgoros
Bill Scheider
Bill Casto
Tom Anderson
Bob Haug
Paul Winemiller
Dick Phillips
Charley Wilson
Andy Fabis
Mathewson
Leo Durocher
Giants
Eddie Stanky
Artie Wilson
Durocher
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Stanky
Sal Magne
Roy Hartsfield
Sam Jethroe
Sam
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
Louis Carts
Phils
Dodgers
Pat O'Sullivan
Orange, Conn
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Redlegs Open Pirates
Pittsburgh, Pa
Graham Lions
Qair
George L. Smith
Sinclair Products
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Minn
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Magyar
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Hwy
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Ed Turk
Babe Topote
John Dukawich
Bobby Potts
Gene Hughes
Philo
Toole
Rytek
Tiny
Shelley Swank
Rod Andrew
Kaiser - Frazer
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Roger and
Fast State
Roger Lean
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