Mercer the Do or Die Runner for Ohio State
Ohio University cindermen praised Jack Mercer for braving pain to chase victory. The Madison, Ohio senior anchored the mile relay, dragged a torn stance for three-quarters of a mile before collapsing, echoing a similar MAC meet finish last year. Cincinnati guard Bill Shalosky won the shot put before accepting a Cardinals offer, with military draft looming.
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Ohio University
Jack Mercer
Mercer
Ohio
Bobcats
Madison
Kim Johnson
Kent
Cincinnati
Bill Shalosky
Shalosky
Chicago Cardinals
Sam
Bill
Browns
Cardinals
Viddleweight Title Picture Still Clouded
San Francisco report on Olson and Young signing for a bout with conflicting cities and dates. The IEC in New York lists a June 19 Madison Square Garden fight while Sid Flaherty alleges a June 6 San Francisco Cow Palace bout. Dispute centers on SBC rules and promoter objections to exclusive arrangements.
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San Francisco
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Paddy Young
International Boxing Club
New York
Harry Stikevers
Young
Olson
Madison Square Garden
Sid Flaherty
San Francisco Cow Palace
William P. Kyne
Flaherty
SBC
New York State
Robert Christenberry
Oson
Christenberry
IEC
Rally Faces Bums Tonight in Brooklyn Showdown
The Cincinnati Redlegs meet the Brooklyn Dodgers for the first time tonight with Ken Calverine and Cart Erskine set to duel. Brooklyn aims to deny Cincinnati a repeat of last season and press toward the 1952 NL pennant as they hold a strong 17-8 edge in head to head play.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati Redlegs
Patsy
Dodgers
Brooks
Redlegs
Cincinnati
Hhinelander
Gallia Tracksters Tie For Third At Waverly Meet
Gallia blue devils tied for third at a meet in Waverly where Waverly carried top honors. GalliaPolis and Chesapeake tied with 32 points, the 880 yard relay was GAHS best event, Don Notter set a Gallipolis record 10 4 in the pole vault.
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Gallipolis
Gahs Blue Devils
Waverly
Iketon
Gallipolia
Chesapeake
GAHS
Don Notter
Derby Cast Hinges on $10 000 Derby Trial at Churchill
Louisville Derby prep action centers on the Kentucky Derby selection race the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs. Fifteen horses compete for a $10 000 purse plus Derby entry, with owners seeking workout value or a win to seal one of the Derby spots. Royal Bay Gem and nine others aim to impress while favorites Native Dancer and Correspondent loom in the larger field.
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America
Churchill Downs
Kentucky
Royal Bay Gem
Eugene Constantin Jr
Dallas
Clyde Troutt
G. #& C. Stable
Edward M
Spy Defense
Berseem
Sir Mango
Dark Star
Red Speed
Ram O’' War
Thaxter
Warless
Blenham
Alfred Vanderbilt
Gordon Guiberson
Royal Bay
NCAA Sets New Faces for Video Telecast Plan
Kansas City reports the NCAA proposes a revised telecast plan allowing 12 Saturdays from Sept 19 to Dec 5 with a panorama experiment on 2 or 3 dates. Top programs may be excluded unless sponsors choose them, and at least one game must originate in each of eight districts.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ncaa Memoo
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Michigan State
Alabama
Princeton
Southern California
Southwest
Mountain States
Massachusetts Seeks Rule Change After Downed Boxer
Massachusetts Boxing Commission member Penne Abe proposes a rule requiring a fight to end after a boxer is knocked down three times in one round. In the Carter Collins bout Collins was floored 10 times before Referee Rawson stopped the match. Lamar argues the rule protects boxers and should be reviewed by Gov. Herter and the executive council.
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Jimmy Carter-Tommay ¢ Collins
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Crn Penne Abe
Collins
Tommy Rawson
Carter
Lamar
Massachusetts
Christian A. Herter
Executive Council
League Pomeroy at Middleport Logan at Athens
Athens and surrounding teams compete in a county league with matches including Pomeroy against Middleport and Logan against Athens, highlighting local high school schedules and rivalries in the region.
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Middleport
Logan
Athens
Athens County
Rome
Albany
Ames-Bern
Shade
the Plains
Waterloo
Ten Trainers Banned from Hollywood Park
Ten of the wests leading thoroughbred trainers are barred from bringing horses to Hollywood Park for the summer meeting opening May 12. The track has issued a formal declaration and other trainers threaten to withhold entries unless their fuel demands are met.
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Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Logan Bowler Takes Lead In Cincinnati
Logan Bowler J.4 die Thomas took first in the Heinke Gienway Singles Classic in Cincinnati with 1189 pins. Thomas posted 166 231 266 233 for 1095 actual pins and 94 handicap for 11 total. Porky Columber moved to sixth with 956 actual pins and 129 handicap for 1085 total. Nick Manis had 1010 actual pins with 70 handicap for 1080 total.
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J.4die Thomas
Cinci
Thomas
Cincinnati
Porky Columber
Nick Manis
Lapine
Indianapolis Leads League With Monday Victory Over Toledo Sox
The Associated Press reports Indianapolis defeated Toledo and climbed atop the league standings Monday night. Eddie Blake pitched five hits for the win as Kansas City faltered with a four-hit effort from Corceghino and Schallock, dropping the Colonels into a second-place tie with Saint Paul. The Columbus Charleston game was rained out.
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Columbus-Charleston
Eddie Blake
Kansas City
Corceghino
Art Schallock
Albany Lions Stir Up Tuneup With 2 1 Victory
Albany Lions defeated the Evansville Eagles 2 to 1 in a Sunday tuneup. Albany had three runs on ten hits while Evansville collected as many safeties. Dick Macak and Vid Canter pitched for Albany. Bob Fick Jack Dane and Pitty Dane were the Eagles pitchers.
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Eagles
Dick Macak
Vid Canter
Lions
Bob Fick
Jack Dane
Pitty Dane
TOPASDAYS SCHEDUE Showdown with key pitchers in New York St Louis tilt
New York faces St Louis at 8 50 p m Kasebi 1 1 against Cain 6 0 Philadelphia plays Cleveland at 7 15 p m Shantz 1 2 versus Byrd 1 1 Garcia 140 Boston meets Detroit at 2 p m Mc Dermott 1 1 against Hoeft 1 0 Washington meets Chicago at 1 50 p m Masterson 1 1 against Johnson 0 0
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Kasebi
Cain
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Shantz
Byrd
Garcia
Boston
Detroit
Pet
Chicago
Washington
Ind
Ecolum
Baseball Night Across Cities With Early Standings
Milwaukee faces New York as Surkent 2-0 meets Jansen 1. Cincinnati battles Brecekiyn at 7 p m with Kaffensberger 196. Ersking or Roe 0-0. St Louis hosts Philadelphia at 7 p m with Haddi 1-1 or Presko 1-4 against Konstanty 1-0. Chicago visits Pittsburgh at 7 30 p m with Kush 1-1 against Dicksen 1-7. MONDAYS results show no games scheduled.
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New York
Surkent
Jansen
Cincinnati
Brecekiyn
Kaffensberger
Ersking
Roe
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Haddi
Presko
Konstanty
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Kush
Dicksen
Monday Schedule Features Indy Toledo and KC Louisville Wins
Indianapolis beat Toledo 3 1 and Kansas City defeated Louisville 6 2. St Paul won 5 4 against Minneapolis while Columbus faced Charleston in a cold matchup.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Charleston
Louisvilte & En
Ceraminis
Ste
Harleston
Shantz May Start Against Tribe Tonight
Cleveland hosts Philadelphia in a two game series opener with Shantz likely to start for the Athletics against Mike Garcia. Shantz has a sore shoulder but beat Washington recently as the clubs renew their inter league matchup.
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Bobby Shante
Philadelphia Athletics
Shantz
Mike Garcia
Washington
Early Season Major League Interleague Play Preview
The American and National Leagues begin cross‑league games with Phillies leading the NL and Indians holding a 28 point edge in the AL. Brooklyn, St Louis, Milwaukee and others trail. Phillies start an 11 game home stand against the West as Cleveland visits Boston and New York hosts Cincinnati.
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Et Louis
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Charron
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Ohio University Hosts Marshall In Triple Sports Card
Ohio University hosts Marshall College in tennis while Bobcat baseball and golf also play today. Baseball, led by Coach Bob Wren with a seven game win streak and 1090 MAC points, uses three pitchers Mehl Kreis and Bier ahead of Western Michigan series. Golf, Coach Kermit Blasier, carries an 11-4 record to Marshall. Tennis features Hill Lagonegro Jim Batley Bud Rose John Fox Jack Schmidt Bil Ragiend in singles with Lagonegro and Row in doubles.
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Bob Wren
Musketeers
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Mehl
Don Kreis
John Bier
Thun Wren
Western Michigan
Kalamazoo
Kermit Blaseer
Marshall College
Ohio University
Hill Lagonegro
Jim Batley
Bud Rose
John Fox
Jack Schmidt
Bil Ragiend
Lagonegro
Do Halley
Schmidt
Fox
Paul Cowen
Ohio
Jack Mercer
Mercer
Beaver
Jim Fred Wolf
Bob Baucher
Haley
Earl Haley
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Wilen
Wahle Sod Capella
Laughlin
West College Presidents Fend Off NCA Scholarship Ban
Midwest and Rocky Mountain college leaders urged the North Central Association to suspend its anti athletic scholarship rules and demanded a Monday reply. The group, which governs 19 states, previously barred athletic scholarships and placed Oklahoma A&M and Bradley University on probation, with more schools believed at risk.
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Midwest
Rocky Mountain College
North Central Association
NCA
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Rocky Mountain
Southwest States
Tion
Oklahoma A & M
Bradley University
Brooklyn fighter outpoints opponents in rough Montreal card
In Montreal, Paddy Demaree wins with an 18 percent edge over Armand Saveie 177 while Brooklyn's Dalu Peres, 176 percent, and Corky Gongales, 17 percent, clash with Denver 16 percent on the undercard.
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Dalu Peres
Brookive
Corky Gongales
Denver
Montreal
Paddy Demaree
Armand Saveie
OU Thinclads Fall Before UC 71-56
University of Cincinnati Bearcat track team defeated Oklahoma 71 to 56 in men's meet. Weather conditions improved midrace as UC edged OU, securing a decisive victory despite rain and messy track.
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Rsity
Cincinnati
University
Ander Yreer
Atras
Gambling bulletin supported by managers across clubs
The piece notes a league warning against high stakes gambling in clubhouses and on road trips. Frick backs the bulletin urging players and staff to comply, while managers from the Browns Giants Cubs Red Sox Cards deny on high stakes play. Mentions of Mercer injuries and Ohio University track times follow.
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Hig Cer Bulletin
Tt Em Mets
Siso Mid
New York
Cocene
Marty Marion
St. Louis Browne
Ork Giant
Chi In Anenning
Leo Durocher
Bustie
al Lape
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Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Phil Cavarrella
Chicago Cube
Eddie Stanky
Bt Lewis
Cincinnati
Gabe Paul
Redlegs
Marion
Death of Bradley Allen Executor in New York City
John Allen died in New York City while serving as executor of the Bradley estate. He was brother of the late Pradley and presumed to be handling the sillien dellar estate affairs.
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John Allen
Pradley
Sillien Dellar
New York City
Bradley
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