Hess Disturbed by OU Aid Policy Changes
Former Ohio State assistant coach Bill Hess expresses deep concern over Ohio Universitys handling of athletic aid. He cites higher work hours for meals, a reduced tuition subsidy, and removal of a $10 000 guaranteed fund as factors that could jeopardize recruiting and scholarships amid a shifting program and funding outlook.
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Ohio University
Frank and
Earnest Hess
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Hess
Eddie Sawyer Returns as Phillies Boss After Mayo Smith Fired
Eddie Sawyer is named Phillies field boss again replacing Mayo Smith who was dismissed by General Manager Roy Hamey. Smith had been brought up from the minors in 1955, while Sawyer last managed the Phillies in 1950 and returns after a firing in 1952.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Roy Hamey
Mayo Smith
Sawyer
Hamey
Racine in crucial HVAL contest Sunday rescheduled
Rain pushed the Hocking Valley Association games to Sunday July 27. Chauncey at Buchtel, Racine at Jacksonville, Hogan's Bar at Murray City and Deed's Dairy at Nelsonville meet at 4 pm. Jacksonville upset could crown The Plains first half champ. Racine win triggers a playoff.
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Hogan’s Bar
Murray City
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Orere
Dr. Tate
Plantsville
Martin
Ti Joo Wilson
Charney
Morrison
Gilouster
Williams
Buchtet - MS
Joe Lasko
Zal S. Jones
Smith
Gallant Man Wins Sunset Handicap at Hollywood Park
Gallant Man, weight 132 pounds, claimed a four length victory in the $107,600 Sunset Handicap at Hollywood Park. Eddie Schmidt finished second with St. Vincent third, while Hakuchikara trailed. Trainer John Nerud planned an immediate return flight to New York.
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Gallant Man
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New York
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St. Vincent
Big Payoff at Randall Park Bets Hit Record Daily Double
Cleveland report notes seven teen bettors hit Randall Park's daily double Tuesday. Crissy's Dance and Bali Hoo paid $1 710 60 for $2. The first race winner was a 54 1 longshot and Bali Hoo paid at 21 2.
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Randall Park
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Bali Hoo
Baseball results and schedule recap from Tuesday to Thursday
The standings and results show New York and Baltimore. Detroit and Chicago. Kansas City and Boston. Washington and Cleveland split games, with New York beating Detroit 13 to 3 and Chicago 4 to Baltimore. Baltimore tied Kansas City revert results, and Washington defeated Cleveland in extra innings. International League listings include Rochester, Columbus, and Toronto with multiple matchups and upcoming games through Thursday.
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Boston
Koston
Brown and Lane Face Lightweight Title Showdown
Houston expects a world lightweight title defense as Joe Brown, a 12 5 favorite, meets Kenny Lane in a bout promoted by Texas Boxing Enterprises. Brown has knocked out four prior challengers in 23 months and earned about 40 000 for the Dupas victory last May. Lane pursues his first major shot after a 57 bout start with 52 wins and 5 losses.
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Tex
Joe Brown
Kenny Lane
Michigan
Brown
Wallace Smith
Orlando Zuleta
Joey Lopes
Ralph Dupas
Baton Rouge
Dupas
Texas Boxing Enterprises
Lane
Nelsonville Little League Movary Scores Report
Baseball scores from Nelsonville leagues show H and V teams with detailed battery and batter results, including Perkins Crawford Dresher Welch for Lucky Strike and Steenrod McKnight Stufflebean for Nel Lumber. Batting highlights list multiple singles and doubles with team abbreviations and score lines reflecting a multi-game summary.
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Logan Midget League All Stars to Host Buchtel and Gallipolis
Logan's Midget League All Stars will play host to Buchtel at 2 p.m. Saturday and to Gallipolis All Stars at 2 30 p.m. Sunday in back to back games.
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Buchtel
Gallipolis
Woodeshick Sparks Indians In Split With Senators
Rookie lefty Hal Woodeshick wins his second straight after a 5-3 victory that split a two game set with Washington. He held John Romanosky’s Senators to six hits as Vic Power and Earl Averill provided key RBI while Rocky Colavito hit his 18th homer. In the opener, Camilo Pascual beaned Gary Geiger triggering a benches clearing incident as Joe Gordon argued with Pascual.
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Cleveland
Washington Senators
Senators
Norm Zauchin
Ken Aspromonte
Cal McLish
Vic Power
Earl Averill
Woodeshick
Washington
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Aaron Over .300 Brav es Not Burlin g After Edging Cards
Aaron goes 4-for-4 to raise batting average to .305 as the Milwaukee Braves defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 2-1. The win tightens the pennant race with San Francisco, leaving Milwaukee 49-38 and within a half game of first place. Ed Matthews and Aaron contributed two hits apiece, with Crandall driving in the decisive run.
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Bob Mabe
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Selzer tablet lures fish and tips from Selzer
Selzer tablet on the line above bait attracts bass. In Georgia Tech football notes Urban Henry signs pro contract Taz Anderson placed on probation Wes Gibbs graduates foregoing remaining eligibility.
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Pauls Valley
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Jimmy McAdams
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
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Taz Anderson
Savannah
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Yankees race to 23 hits in Turley win as KC tops Sox
Turley earned his 15th win with a four hitter and 13-1 lead through eight innings before Detroit rallied. The Yankees collected 23 hits, the season high in the AL, in a 13-3 victory. Kansas City beat Boston 4-3 on Hee Lopez’s ninth inning homer.
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