Muskies Placed in Ohio Waters From Kincaid Hatchery Program
About 300 small muskies were released yesterday in the East Shade River and Forked Run headwaters as part of the Kincaid Hatchery incubation project. 2200 muskies remain at Pike County hatchery. Transfers occurred without loss, with fish placed in forage-rich pools.
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Ohio
Kincaid
Mark O. White
District Four
East Shade River
Forked Run
Kincaid Fish Pond
White
Shade Rivers
Pike County
Direct Rhythm wins National Pacing Derby at Roosevelt
Direct Rhythm owned by W G Reynolds of Louisville won the $25,000 National Pacing Derby at Roosevelt Raceway as the 7 to 5 favorite. Hi Lo s Forbes finished fourth. Second place went to Thomas B Scott owned and driven by Tom Carlock of Greenville. Dudley Hanover placed third, three quarters of a length behind. The mile and a quarter race time was 2 33 4 5.
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Westrebury
N. Y
W. G. Reynolds
Louisville
Roosevelt Raceway
Hi- Lo
Forbes
Thomas B. Scott
Tom Carlock
Greenville
Dudley Hanover
Hayes Fair Acres
DuQuoin
Grant Hodgins
Prince Adios
Clandeboye
Ont
Toledo Tops in AA Standings After 5-4 Win
Toledo moves into sole first place in the American Association after a 5-4 victory over Charleston. Pinch hitter Bob Montag delivered the decisive eighth inning RBI as Indianapolis trails by a half game. Browns beat Indians 5-2 in a non league game while Kansas City edged Louisville 6-5 and Minneapolis defeated St. Paul 12-5.
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Toledo
Sox
Indianapolis
Charleston
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Bob Montag
Muskingum Athlete Named Tiffin Coach
Donald H. Jerry of Shadyside has been chosen as football coach of Tiffin Columbian High School. A former Massillon High School and Muskingum College athlete, he previously served as assistant coach at Muskingum, Bellaire, and Cadiz High Schools before joining Shadyside in 1951. He succeeds Paul Rienes, who left for Fremont Ross High.
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Tiffin
Donald H. Jerry
Shadyside
Tiffin Columbian High School
Massilion High School
Muskingum
Bellaire
Cadiz
Paul Rienes
Fremont Ross High
Legion Game Postponed Between Lancaster and Athens Nine
The Athens Junior Legion game with Lancaster was postponed tonight. Coach Bert Barnes said the contest will be rescheduled for a later date.
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Hetween Lancaster
Athens Junior Legion
Bert Barnes
Kenston Names New Coach After District Merger
Bill Donald, a Kent State graduate, will coach the Kenston High School baseball team and assist in football and basketball next season. The school name Kenston was chosen weeks after Bainbridge and Auburn boards of education merged.
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Cleveland
Bill Donaldson
Kent State
Kenston
Bainpridge
Auburn Boards of Education
Baseball season leaders across AL and NL
In American League leaders Kell of Boston tops batting with 338 runs Mantle of New York has 60 runs, Rosen and Doby of Cleveland lead RBIs. Kuenn and Rosen pace hits, Kell and Doby double, Minoio Rivera and Jensen share triples. In pitching Lopat leads with 81 wins, 889 strikeouts by Pierce and Garcia. National League leaders Schoendienst and Baumholtz lead batting and hits. Kluszewski and Bell power in homers and RBIs. Bruton shows steals.
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Kell
Boston
Mantle
New York
Rosen
Cleveland
Doby
Kuenn
Detroit
Minoio
Rivera
Chicago
Jensen
Washington
Lopat
Pierce
Garcia
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Baumbholtz
Bell
Cincinnati
Mathews
Milwaukee
Kluszewski
Greengrass
Baumholtz
Bruton
Mizes Hit in 10th Ends Yank Slump
Johnny Mize delivered a two out double in the 10th to beat Sid Hudson and give the Yankees a 5-4 extra inning win over the Red Sox. McDougald drew an intentional pass then Bill Martin's RBI single padded New York's margin as Don Bollweg drove in three runs earlier.
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Mize
Yank
Tebbetts Denies Writing Obscene Note in Charleston
Indianapolis Indians manager George R. Tebbetts denies writing a noted obscene message to an American Association scorekeeper in Charleston West Virginia. Tebbetts says the note was forwarded to Bruce Dudley and provided handwriting samples for comparison. He admits disagreement with Hardman over scoring in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Indianapolis
George R
Birdie) Tebbetts
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Charleston
W. Va
Tebbetts
A. L
Shorty) Hardman
Bruce Dudley
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Hardman
Dudley
Ohio Public Links leaderboards at Lost Nation CC
In Cleveland the 20th Ohio Public Links championship nears its final round with 26 year old Bob Firestone of Columbiana atop a field of 70 at 143 after a 71. Mike Graniteo of Cleveland sits one stroke back at 144 after a 68. Dale Stiver of Dayton and A Solanics and John Hendrasek of Cleveland share third at 151.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bob Firestone
Columbiana
Lost Nation Country Club
Mike Graniteo
Dale Stiver
Dayton
A Solanics
John Hendrasek
Owl Weekend Schedule Sparks Local Matchups
Saturday games feature Nelsonville at New Marshfield, Middleport at Syracuse, and Albany at Reedsville. Sunday rematches headline New Marshfield at Albany, Syracuse at Nelsonville, and Reedsville at Middleport.
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Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Middleport
Syracuse
Albany
Reedsville
Yankees end nine game skid with Mize clutch double
Johnny Mize doubled home the winning run as a pinch hitter on an 8-2 pitch with two out in the 10th, giving the New York Yankees an 8-2 victory over Boston to snap a nine game losing streak. Carl Erskine pitched a complete four hitter for Brooklyn, blanking Philadelphia 8-0 for the Dodgers fourth shutout of the season.
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Johnny Mize
New York Yankees
Yanks
Boston
Carl Erskine
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boxing Roundup From Last Night Fights
In Butte Glen Flanagan outpointed Basil Marie over ten rounds. in Detroit Ai Gronik stopped Harold Lyons to win in four rounds. The bouts featured light and welterweight action with judges tallying decisions and stoppages.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Glen Flanagan
St. Paul
Basil Marie
Philadelphia
Detroit
A! Gronik
Lincoln Park
Mich
Harold Lyons
Finnish Runner Sets World Best 3000m Steeplechase Time
Clvai Rintempaa of Finland posted 8 44 4 for the 3000 meter steeplechase in a dual meet against a touring American team in Helsinki on Thursday.
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Helsinki
Finland
Clvai
Storms Swell Ohio Streams Report
Ohio anglers faced poor prospects as heat and heavy rainstorms pushed streams above normal, making fishing tough across the state. The standout catch was James Schetter of Urbana who landed a four pound 13 ounce rainbow trout in Mad River, the largest trout reported in Ohio this year.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Schetter
Rt. 3
Urbana
Mad River
Dunwoody Wins Duo At Hilliards Oval
Columbus horseman Ed Dunwoody piloted Anna to win in the fourth and Mr. Chairman in the seventh for a double at Hilliards Oval. He also rode J. R. Cash to a third place in the sixth as Magic Girl set a 2:11 mile time. Penns Boy paid $15.60 on a two win ticket in the third.
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Columbus
Ed Dunwoody
Anna
Mr. Chairman
J. R. Cash
Magic Girl
Chief Taylor
Penns Boy
Giants and Dodgers clash in early season thriller
Sports Mirror recalls a 4-3 Giants win over the Dodgers as they close within two games of the lead. It also notes Wimbledon champ Louise Brough defeating Doris Hart in straight sets and a Jamaica race where Chop Chop won the Empire City Handicap amid a record betting total.
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Giants
Dodgers
Louise Brough
Doris Hart
Chop Chop
Jamaica
National League standings and upcoming schedule brief
The league shows Brooklyn leading at 8 8 with Milwaukee at 48 28 and St Louis Philadelphia and New York clustered nearby. Friday features New York at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Milwaukee with several pitchers listed. Saturday games include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and Brooklyn at New York with multiple matchups. Sunday schedules list Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at New York and St Louis at Milwaukee with Chicago and Cincinnati in remaining ties.
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Pet
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Chienge
Pittsburgh
Dansen
Konstanty
Baczewski
Raffensberger
Wilson
Chicago
Haddix
Lawn
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Promptling Dreams
The standings show New York leading with 47 wins and 22 losses while Cleveland sits at 41 28 and Chicago 42 20. The schedule lists Philadelphia at New York 1 pm Shantz against Ford Washington at Boston 7 30 pm Shea versus Nixon Detroit at Cleveland 7 15 pm Hoeft against Wynn plus a string of games with rain and doubleheaders.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Shantz
Ford
Shea
Nixon
Hoeft
Wynn
Weekend baseball card shows tight standings and key matchups
The schedule lists games across multiple cities with team records and upcoming fridays and Saturdays matchups. Notable pairings include Louisville vs Kansas City and Minneapolis vs St. Paul, with Sunday games featuring Columbus against Charleston and Indianapolis against Toledo.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville Tinea
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Charleston
Columbus
Louisville
A. m
P. m
Trestate tennis field narrows to semifinals in Cincinnati
In the 54th annual tri state tournament Clifton Mayne of Berkley California seeded eight reached the men's singles semi finals. Four seeds and two unseeded players compete for remaining berths as seeded women advance to semis led by Sarah Mae Turber Evansville Indiana who upset Dorris Popple Des Moines Iowa 6 4 9 7.
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Cincinnati
Clifton Mayne
Berkley
Calif
Sarah Mae Turber
Evansville
Ind
Mayne
Bob Perry
Los Angeles
Tony Trabert
Berkeley
Miss Turber
Dorris Popple
Des Moines
Doby Sidelined for Weekend
Cleveland Indians center fielder Larry Doby may miss all six home games from tonight through Monday after pulling a back muscle slipping on a throw. Trainer Wally Bock expects three to four days for healing following Thursday’s 4-2 loss in Detroit to Steve Gromek.
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Cleveland
Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Doby
Detroit
Indians
Steve Gromek
Wally Bock
Larry
Tigers
Billy Hoeft
Tiger Moundsmen
Farry Wynn
New York
Hogan Favored as Open Championship Tension Builds
Britain’s bookmakers list Ben Hogan as the betting favorite for the British Open at Carnoustie with odds of 7 to 1 while South African defending champion Gary Locke stands at 5 to 1 and another contender at 6 to 4.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Britain
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Locke
Palmer Sets PGA Mark In Qualifier
Palmer, celebrating his 35th birthday, posted a standout PGA qualifying score 68 66 134 in Birmingham Michigan. He leads the field as Johnny Palmer and Jimmy Turnesa open match play with Evans and Grout as first round opponents under the PGA numerical system.
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Birmingham
Mich
Jimmy Turnesa
Briarcliff
N. Y
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Columbus
All Star Poll Ends Tonight In Baseball Selection
Chicago AP reports that balloting closes at midnight for the 1953 All Star game in Cincinnati on July 14. Mantle leads with 679,058 votes for the Yankees center fielder and Kluszewski tops the first base race with 667,204 votes, ahead of Hodges of Brooklyn.
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Frankie Baumholtz
Chicago Cub
Cincinnati
Baumie
Baumholtz
Richie Ashburn
Duke Snider
Gus Bell
Frank
Charlie Odressen
Brooklyn Pilot
Casey Stengel
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Ted Kluszewsk
Cincinnati Reds
Pony Tourney At Logan Club
A holiday pony tourney will be held this weekend at Hocking Hills Country Club announced by manager Walter Jurgensmier. Rounds may be played Saturday or Sunday and an auction determines pony backers and potential prize sharing. First through third place prizes depend on net scores. Regular Hocking Golf League matches postponed due to rain and will be rescheduled next Wednesday. Akron coach Chuck Pitotter named athletic counselor at Buchtel High School.
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Logan
Hocking Hills Country Club
Walter Jurgensmier
Hocking Hills
Sinclair’s 100000 Mile Anti-Wear Guarantee
Combats both acid and friction wear with Sin clair oil. Ask your Sinclair dealer about the remarkable 100000 mile anti-wear guarantee and full protection for engine components.
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Reds Clinch 3-1 Win on Bell and Kluszewski Power
Cincinnati rode its one two punch Bell and Kluszewski to a 3 1 victory over Milwaukee. Kluszewski homered and knocked in two runs while Bell added a solo shot and drove in another as the Reds tied Eddie Mathews for the NL home run lead and pushed ahead in RBI. Bud Podbielan earned the win, limiting Milwaukee to five hits as Crandall homered for the Braves in the seventh to spoil the shutout bid.
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Wis
Cincinnati Redlegs
Braves
Reds
Gus Bell
Ted Kluszewski
Kluszewski
Bobbydams
Wilwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Bell
Wallop
Mathews
RBI
Crandall
Bridges
Dittmer
Adcock
Logan
Cincinnati
Podbielan
Antonelli
Ho—Antonelli
Burdette
L -Antonelli
U -— Barlick
Jackowski
Gore
Ballanfant
Bud Podbielan
del Crandall
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