Hartford Tigers Rally Past Traders In OVAC Night Contest
Hartford Tigers defeated the Gallipolis Queen Bees 3 to 1 in an OVAC night game. Gerald Clark belted a home run off Miller and Gilland added a fifth inning RBI single to spark the Tigers. Johnny Lee allowed two hits over five innings to earn the win as Gallipolis scored first but could not hold.
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Vollmer Hits Three Homers as Indians Beat Yankees 9-4
Boston star Clyde Vollmer belts three homers at Fenway to power a 13-10 win in a clash that helps Cleveland close on New York. The Indians, aided by Bob Feller's 13 hits and solid defense, beat Allie Reynolds and shatter the Yankees' hold on first place.
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al Lopez
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Dale Mitchell
Bob Avila
Ray Boone
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Avila
Yanks
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Cliff Mapes
Yogi Berra
New York
Blackwell Fails To Halt Reds Losing Streak
Cincinnati's Ewell Blackwell took his 10th loss as Boston Braves won 6 to 2. Blackwell yielded four hits in five innings and faced four walks plus Bob Elliott's homer. Reds' pitchers issued 10 walks as Vern Bickford faltered late and Cincinnati scored on a Wyrostek walk, Kluszewski single, Merriman double, and Stalleup deep fly.
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Bob Chipman
Reds
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Virgil Stalleup
Boston
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Merriman
Stalleup
Ewe
Redlegs Edge Reds in Low-Scoring Tilt
Cincinnati and Boston battled to a 2 6 result as Torgeson Elliott Gordon Merriman Stallcup drove runs for the Redlegs. Blackwell lasted 5 innings for Cincinnati while Bickford earned the win for Boston with 8 2/3 innings.
Par Busting Play Opens With Record Chase at St Paul
The St Paul Open enters day two with talk of breaking the 268 par-busting record set by Henry Ransom in 1946 and tied by Sam Snead in 1949. Ed Oliver shot 66 to lead at Keller Municipal, with seven players on 67. Amateurs pace Frank Stranahan with 71.
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Sam Snead
Ed Oliver
Wilmington
Del
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Ojai
Calif
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Chicago
Gene Sarazen
Germantown
N.Y
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Frankie Sodano Stops Kortwright in Philadelphia Fight
Frankie Sodano of Philadelphia stopped Jerry Kortwright of New York in the seventh round at Chester Pennsylvania. Archie Moore from Toledo defeated Victory Carabaja in Cordoba Argentina by knockout in the third round.
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Frankie Sodano
Philadelphia
Jerry Kortwright
New York
Cordoba
Argentina
Archie Moore
Toledo
Victory Carabaja
Buenos
Aires
Cleaners Rally in 7th To Edge Marketeers
Campus Cleaners snuffed out a six run seventh inning rally to edge Jones Market 11 to 10 at the high school field. Dailey snagged Graham’s fly to left to end the contest as the City Softball League neared its midseason finish.
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Bradley star named in college basketball bribery case
The Peoria crackdown reveals 21 year old Bradley junior Fred Schlictman admitted taking 500 dollars after a December Bradley loss to Oregon State. Teammates Gene Melchiorre Aaron Preece Jim Kelly Bud Grover and Bill Mann have confessed to fixing games. Authorities say over 30 players from Bradley and five other schools including NYU CCNY LIU Manhattan College Toledo University face probes.
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Fred Schlictman
Centralia
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Schlictman
Gene Melchiorre
Aaron Preece
Jim Kelly
Bud Grover
Bill Mann
Michael A. Shore
Peoria County
Melchiorre
Shore
Gene
New York
Nick
City College of New York
Long Island University
Manhattan College
New York University
Toledo
O.) University
Toledo University Committee Sits On Basketball Captain Elect
Toledo University disciplinary committee meets today to decide action against basketball Captain-Elect Bob McDonald an alleged bribe taker. McDonald arrived from Jamaica New York and is to appear at 10 00 a m EST. Expulsion is possible though other services may be withheld. A decision was expected to close the case unless new information arises. The board voted to continue basketball as a major sport.
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Toledo University
Bob McDonald
Jamaica
N.Y
McDonald
Baseball Night Schedule Features Eight National League Mactin Matchups
Major league slate lists Brooklyn at St Louis with Mtrekine facing Staley and Boyer in the rotation, New York at Cincinnati Hearn vs Fox, Boston at Chicago Church vs Hiller, Chicago at New York Pierce vs Morgan, Cleveland at Boston Igmon vs Scarborough, Philadelphia at Detroit Lurkes vs Hooper, St Louis at Washington McDonald vs Marrero. American Association shows St Paul at Toledo and other intercity matchups including Milwaukee at Indianapolis and Kansas City at Louisville.
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Igmon
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McDonald
Marrero
American Association St. Paul
Micapolis
Milsukee
Kasas City
Baseball Scores and Box Scores From Night Action
Box scores show Chicago Detroit St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn and Minneapolis results. Standouts include Pillette Paige 9 and Lollar 3 for Pillette’s club and Newcombe Campanella partial for Brooklyn. Several extra innings and varied scoring lines reflect a busy Chicago to Milwaukee schedule.
Red Sox Batter Clyde Vollmer Hits Three Homers
Clyde Vollmer slugged three home runs driving in six runs as Boston routed Chicago 18 10. Ken Johnson blanked his old teammates with seven hits leading the Phillies to a 7 0 shutout over St Louis for a second straight night.
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Cleveland
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Athens Narrowly Beats Amesville All Stars in Little League
Wendell White pitched a one hitter with seven strikeouts as Athens defeats Amesville 2 to 1 at the high school field. Allen Fox pinch hit for Gillespie and scored the go ahead run on Terry O Neils single after Billy Joe Jones ran for Fox. The Tigers in Exhibition: Hartford Tigers meet Zanesville Armco at Bachtel Stadium at 8 20 p m tonight.
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Caddie Qualifier Tourneys Set for Logan Athens Monday
Area caddies tee off Monday at Athens Country Club and Hocking Hills near Logan to qualify for the PGA National Caddie Championship at Ohio State University Golf Course on Aug 21. Top finishers advance to district and national events with scholarships for winners.
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Coon and Guthrie Lead Athens Golfers in Decisive Win
Les Coon led Athens Country Club with a 67 as Athens defeated Chillicothe Country Club 42 to 6 on the local course. Dick Guthrie shot 70, with Seidensticker and Davis adding ten birdies total for Chillicothe and Athens. The week also features a Men's Best Ball Tournament and girls' invitational results from Zanesville with Mrs John Algeo earning second low net in the second flight.
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Atheny Country Club
Chillicothe Country Club
Chillicothe
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Cavalier City
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Guthrie
Coon
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Earl Davis, Jr
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Wooster
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Ohio
Lancaster High elects Peterson and Dickey to leadership
Lancaster split leadership roles last night with Larry Peterson, 33, named head of the Board of Education and athletic director and Bob Dickey, 26, chosen as head football coach. Ralph Robinette returned to Youngstown.
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Board of Education
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Bob Dickey
Lancaster High School
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Dickey
Ralph Robinette
Youngstown
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