Reds Rally Past Pirates In Tight 3-2 Win
Cincinnati moves from eighth to ninth in the standings as Ray Jablonski and Johnny Temple drive in all Reds runs. Staley and Jerry Dean combine on a strong pitching effort after a seventh inning error by Jablonski, while the Reds edge Pittsburgh 3-2 to end a six game skid.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnat Keaiegs
Cincinnati
Wenth
Redlegs
Ray Jablonski
Johnny Temple
Jablonski
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pirates
Reds
Hoeft Stars as Tigers Sweep Nine Inning Win
Billy Hoeft the lefty starter for Detroit again shut down Cleveland and then beat Washington 4 1 to boost Detroit into contention. Hoeft lowered his ERA to 9 5 and walked one while striking out several. The Tigers enjoyed a five game run margin and pulled within half a game of the Indians and Athletics stumble kept them from solo second. Yankees and Senators collapse opened the door for Brooklyn to climb, while the Cubs fall and Philadelphia slips ahead as St. Louis tops New York in other action.
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Tigers
Indians
New York’ Yankees
Triumph
Bombers
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Ivan Delock
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Cube
Braves
Willie Jones
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Sugar Kings race keeps pressure high
The Maple Leafs win five straight beating Syracuse 5 1 to stay within a half game of first place in the International League pennant race. Rod Lehman throws a four hitter for Moncreal in a 10 0 rout over Richmond as 11 200 Montreal fans attend opening day.
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Havana
Sugar Kings
Leafs
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rod Lehman
Moncreal
Richmond Virginiang
Royals
Richmond
Montreal Rx
Baseball Tryouts and Spring Plans Mentioned in Local Notes
A fragmentary report notes a meeting of cam representatives at The Mose to discuss Redlegs Box plans and a baseball league, with tryouts scheduled Sunday afternoon for positions. The item also lists game summaries between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with Jablonski Wade Littlefield and others, and ends with a trivia line about tongue muscle count.
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Mose Fenger
One Valley
Alamira
Albany
Netameil Klisiedskiy
Gano
Athena
New Marshfield
The
Plaina
Olom
Il Landrith
Staley
Harmon
E-D. Smith Wade
Ward
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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E. Freese
RBI
Jablonski
Littlefield
Shepard
Jablorki
Long
Temple
McMillan
Klusewski
Thomas
Lane
Wade
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Garcia Seeks Win Over Orioles in Cleveland Night
Cleveland pitcher Evie Garcia aims to snap a two game losing streak against his favorite opponent the Baltimore Orioles. Ralph Kiner of the Mets and veteran Harry Byrd of Baltimore are also noted as rivals in this feature on early season matchups. Manager Al Lopez works to ignite the Indians offense missing Vic Wertz with a bruised left thumb.
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Cleveland
Evie Garcia
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Big Mike
Marylanders
Garcia
Orioles
Detroit
Kansas City
Ralph Kiner
Kiner
Chicago Cubs
Baltimore
Harry Byrd
New York
Washington Nats
Byrd
Indians
al Lopez
Tribe
Vic Wertz
Wertz
Bobcats Face Triangular Meet With Baldwin Wallace
Ohio University tracksters travel to Berea to face Baldwin Wallace and Western Reserve in the season opener. Coach Jim Johnson expects near peak fitness as Koletic and Callow recover from pulls. Baldwin Wallace fields a strong, balanced squad led by Butler and Benz. Kelette and Nixon face testing hurdles from Reserve’s McColeman, with OU reshuffling the 440 and 880 entrants for the meet.
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Western Reserve
Ohio University Tracksters
Berea
Jim Johnson
Rudy Koletic
Tom Callow
Baldivin - Wallace
Yellow Jackets
Butler
Ohio
McColeman
Johnson
Nixon
Bob Bush
Dave Landler
Ellaworth Holden
Bob Sawyers
Tygers and East Tech Favored in Ohio Field Relays
East Tech and Mansfield rivals head to Saturday’s Ohio Veterans field relays final, with Mansfield defending the 24th running of the event. East Tech beat the Tygers 37 to 27 last weekend in Mansfield’s cinder carnival, with entries from 77 Class A schools and 43 Class B schools.
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Mansfield
Cleveland East Tech
Ohio
George F. Gauthier
East Tech
Delaware
Xenia Woodrow Wilson
Brecksville
Mediey
Ohio State Hosts Toledo as Mid-American Series Opens
Ohio University hosts Toledo in a Mid-American Conference weekend series as Coach Bob Wren notes this team’s late-inning closings and calls for a steady run of wins. He praises Ohio State’s speed and hitting while eyeing a rebound from a split with Miami and potential line-up changes for Berea.
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Ohio University
Toledo
Dick Fishbaugh
Ron Nakatonji
Bill Frederick
Fishbaugh
Ray Thompson
Don Lundstorm
Andy Chonko Horwood
Bill Tewksbury
Larry Morrison
University
Bobcats
Bob Wren
Moe Baal
Ohio State
Miami
Ohio
Rockets
Wren
Bil Hinkle
Jerry Driscoll
Vejar Favored Over Italian Rival in 10th Bout
Syracuse report: Chico Vejar, the fighting collegian, is a 11 favorite to defeat Paolo Melis of Italy in a 10 round welterweight bout at War Memorial Auditorium. NBC will broadcast the 9 pm show. Vejar, 25 year old NYU student from Stamford, Conn., has a 60-4-1 record with 31 knockouts. Melis, 25, former Italian welterweight champion, has won four straight.
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Syracuse
Chicovejar
Italy
Paolo
Melis
War Memory Auditorium
NBC
Vebarn
NYU
Rom
Jed Black
OU Over Par Downs Airmen Golf Match Report
OU defeated Lockbourne Air Force Base 6 to 4 in a golf meet led by Dick Evenson and Joe Griffin as medalists. Ohio University players posted high 70s. Jerry Knox played eighth man with strong rounds. Tom Haney and teammates, including Tom Welsh and Don Todd, contributed solid scores despite par 12 course challenges at Groveport County Club.
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Dave Harrison
Lockbourne
Ohio
Groveport
Bobcat Links
Isley
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Yes Verday
Dick Evenson
Joe Griffin
Dad Kircher
Ray Leotard
Warren Worthley
Jerry Knox
Ami
Tom Haney
Ome
Tio
Knox
Tom Welsh
Jets acquire Van Brabant and Steart from Kansas City
The Columbus Jets announce Tuesday that they have acquired right handed pitcher Oscar Van Brabant and outfielder Bill Steart from the Kansas City Athletics. Van Brabant, a 6 foot 1 Canadian, posted a 3-6 record for Ottawa in 1954 and a 4-2 mark with the Athletics late last season.
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Columbus Jets
Oscar van Brabant
Bill Steart
Kansas City Athle Jets
Harold WC
Cooper
van Brabant
Ottawa
Athletics
Jets Final Night Release Ends Outfielder Scala Drama
Los Angeles outfielder Jerry Scala was released on Monday night ahead of the Jets final game with Toronto. Scala did not address his fans and the move leaves Tauro Salas at 127 5 and Cisco Ande lade at 134 in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cisco Andelade
Tauro Salas
Les Angles
JETS
Jerry Scala
Toonto
Scala
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