Kantola Earns Breakthrough Start For Ohio U Bobcats
Ohio University baseball notes show John Kantola earning a starting spot after bench duty. Injuries shifted infielders and outfielders, boosting Kantola to three hits including a double against Xavier. The Bobcats, led by Jacobs and Johnson, post a .323 team batting average while pitching holds opponents to .210 in 12 games.
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Bobcat Trackmen Power Through Drake and Michigan Relays
Ohio University track team showed strength in Drake Relays with third place in 440 and 880 relays and fifth in mile relay while setting year best times. Ann Arbor standout Bill Woods finished second in 660 yards and third in 1000 yards as OU prepares for upcoming meets and a postponement altered the schedule.
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Tomcats Lead In Athens Junior League Standings
Alley Gaters and Lucky Strikes trail in the Saturday junior league at Athens Rollerbowl. Tomcats dominate with high scores: Jim Dupler 297 single and 577 three games, Tomcats top team three-game total 2152. This week results show Alley Gaters 3 to Black Bails 1, The Clowns 4 to Foul Line Four 0, Lucky Strikes 2 to Tomcats 2.
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Philley Drives Five In Phillies Split Of Doubleheader
Dave Philley replacing the ailing Ed Bouchee at first base drove in five runs with a homer and a double as Philadelphia overwhelmed Pittsburgh 10-5 after the Pirates won the opener 9-2. Hoyt Wilhelm and Oriole pitching solidified a sweep with a 3-2 win over New York following Baltimore’s 5-4 opener victory.
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Yazoo King Wins Gallia Derby Stakes in Gallia County
"Yazoo King" owned by Estel Mink of Gallipolis Route 1 captured the Derby Stakes at the 21st Gallia County Fox Hunters Assoc field trials at Morton's Woods. Ringo finished second and Yazoo was third while Sundial Yukon Joe won the all age stakes. About 75 attended two days of trials and observers memorialized Bill Rees.
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Dodgers Take NL Lead As Cardinals Edge Dodgers Sweep
Dodgers top Cardinals 17 to 11 to seize first in the National League as Reds beat the Braves 11 to 10 in a pitchers duel. Charlie Neal five for five and Gil Hodges five RBIs pace Los Angeles while Don Zimmer and Carl Furillo add six RBIs. Cincinnati uses eight pitchers in win over Milwaukee and Johnny Temple drives in the decisive run in the ninth. Giants and Cubs 3-2. Pirates beat Phillies. Spahn loses to Reds as Temple again shines.
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Mike Souchak Wins at Las Vegas Tournament of Champions
Las Vegas report shows Hefty Mike Souchak capturing the Tournament of Champions title with a 72 hole total of 281 and a $10,000 purse plus additional winnings. Art Wall Jr. finishes two strokes back after a four putt on 14th green Costly double bogey cost Wall the title. Gene Littler and Don Finsterwald also place in the field with prize money awarded.
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Gonzales Beats Hoad In Cleveland For Seventh Straight Title
Dick Gonzales of Los Angeles defeated Lew Hoad of Australia 6-4 6-2 6-4 to win his seventh consecutive professional tournament in Cleveland. Hoad blamed nerves from a delayed start and noted Gonzales leads their cross country tour 12-5. They proceed to Charleston, West Virginia.
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First Landing Heads Field In Derby Trial
Louisville AP report notes 18 trainers enter the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs a key prep for the 85th Kentucky Derby. Contenders include First Landing Dance Troilus Flamingo Our Dad Finnegan Monk's Hood Royal Orbit Sword Dancer Tomy Lee Atell Quantrell and others with Easy Spur On and On and Silver Spoon under doubt due to injury or connections.
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What Now Coach Youth Ace on Ist Hole
Eleven year old Joe Borst made his first golf swing at Snyder Park. He drove a 160 yard par three and hole in one on his first shot. He ran to tell pro George Smith who joked you can’t get better.
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Kent Defeats OU In Tennis On the Road
Kent State Golden Flashes defeated Ohio University 5-4 in Kent as OU suffered its first MAC loss. Coach Bob Bartels missed the trip due to the Ohio University water show. assistant Lick Fryman coached. Rick Jantz missed the trip with flu symptoms, possibly affecting OU. Bartels noted Jantz’s absence may have made the difference.
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SECAL Baseball resumes with Tuesday games across divisions
Athens County League action resumes as nine ACL teams return to play after a break. Buchtel York won the recent tournament and faces Perry County winner Monday. Tuesday features Shade at Carthage Troy, Ames Bern vs Rome Canaan, plus southern division clash updates and upcoming Thursday fixtures across SECAL with Gallipolis at Jackson and Wellston and Logan co leaders in northern division.
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Unique Track Meet Planned Between Gallia and Glouster
Gallia County's Gallier Creek High School and Athens County's Glouster High School arrange a novel track meet on Monday evening. Each school will enter two athletes in at least ten events, timing races on their own fields and mailing results to the opponent for later comparison.
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Lady Bowlers Down Logan in Rollerbowl Match
Athens Ladies Rollerbowl defeated Logan Ladyettes in a three game meet at Rollerbowl. Bernice Winning posted the high game at 197 and Irene McBride led with a 493 series as Athens won two of three games. Uranium note appears as a separate line.
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Boxing Results From Havana Daytona and Rutland Card
In Havana Cuba Paul Diaz outpointed Art Glass in a ten round bout. In Rutland Vermont Tom Garrow stopped Bobby Veal in two rounds. In Hollywood Joe Miceli outpointed Art Aragon in ten rounds.
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Orioles Rally Past Yankees Stun Yankees in Twinbill
Baltimore defeats New York 5-4 and 3-2 to sweep the doubleheader with late inning rallies. pinch hitters contribute four of Richards emergency bats as White Sox and Royals win elsewhere.
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Weekend Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
Saturday and Monday results span National and American leagues with multiple matchups. Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 7 to 6 while St. Louis edged Los Angeles 6 5. Chicago and San Francisco posted wins, and Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia in a 4 2 scoreline. Tuesday features several interleague games and series notes across MLB divisions.
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