Redlegs Rally To Win Over Phillies At Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds snap a seven game skid with a 6 5 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies at Crosley Field. Key plays include a two run second inning and a ninth inning rally led by Adams and Myatt. Bubba Church takes the loss for Philadelphia as Cincinnati climbs toward respectability.
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Star Players Deemed Ineligible For All Star Game
Middletown report notes North Stars coach Junie Ferrall and South All-Stars coach Chuck Thackara face a reduced eligibles pool for the August 11 game. Key Ohio State and Notre Dame summer class enrollments bar participation. pending Western Conference rulings may further trim rosters. Russ Taylor eyed as replacement for Dick Reichenbach.
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Pittsburgh fighter Lee Sala outpoints Burke in 10 rounds
In Philadelphia, Marvin Edelman from Philadelphia outpointed Jimmy Flood of New York over eight rounds as Burke and Flood both lose on decision.
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Tribe Seeks Series Edge At Washington
Cleveland faces the Washington Nationals in a four game set hoping to improve a six six record. Bob Feller starts tonight as Julio Moreno opposes for the Senators while Al Lopez lines up Lemon Wynn and Garcia for the upcoming games. Roberto Avila leads the Indians with 323 average and becomes the first Mexican star to reach 100 hits this season.
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Seven hits and eleven walks power White Sox rout Dodgers
White Sox used seven hits and 11 walks to score in every inning as they beat the Dodgers 11 to 3 at the high school field. Terry O'Neil had a double and a single, while Jerry Rexroad led the Dodgers with a double and a single.
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Anderson Blames Cage Game Rise on Gambling Pressures
San Antonio report quotes Bradley University coach asserting that basketball’s rapid nationwide rise attracted gamblers and fueled recruiting pressure. He says college facilities limitations, athlete ambitions, and inflated scholarship expectations foster corruption and bribery to fix outcomes.
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Athens Bears Top Chillicothe 3-1 In Midweek Baseball
Wendell White allowed one hit as Athens All-Stars defeated Chillicothe 3-1 at the high school field. The win split the home and home series, with Chillicothe scoring in the first on an error and Athens answering in the fourth and fifth on hits by John Reod Jerry Rexroad and Howard. Gaus Seymour Eblin White and Weisenbach Jones were credited with the action.
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Baseball Leaders Noted in Early Season Standings
American League batting leader Minoso of Chicago hits .346 with 90 runs batted in for Williams of Boston. In the National League, Musial of St. Louis leads with a .373 average and Irvin of New York has 72 RBIs. Hodges of Brooklyn has 30 homers.
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Frick Defends Organized Baseball’s Player Obligations
Ford Frick National League president testified that Organized Baseball fully meets its obligations to players and noted average major league salaries around 12 000 a six month season. He cited World Series revenue sharing as evidence of fair treatment amid anti trust scrutiny. Ty Cobb urged arbitration after five years if a player is dissatisfied.
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Yesterday's Results Show Mixed Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Baseball results list scores for New York and Hutchinson games with pitchers Lopat Berra Koslo and Spencer West rum Lown Dubiel Owen. Chicago and Boston matchups show high scoring innings. American Association standings note Kansas City Toledo and St Paul Louisville Milwaukee Columbus Indianapolis Minneapolis with varied wins and losses.
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Cubs Triumph as Smalley Drives Five Runs in Giants Victory
Roy Smalley slugged a double and homer driving in five runs to lift the Chicago Cubs over the New York Giants. Eddie Erant, Bud Byerly and Frank Smith held the Giants to key outs as relief. The Reds rallied to edge the Phillies 6-5 in nine innings with Smith credited the win.
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Baseball Schedule With Key Matchups Across Cities
The schedule lists seven doubleheaders and single games featuring teams like St. Louis Boston Cleveland Washington Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Chicago Boston St. Louis Cincinnati. Star pitchers include Garver Feller Lemon Hiller Hearn Corwin Nichols Lanier Church Fox Perkowski and others with varied records from 0 0 to 38 5.
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Mangrum Protected at Tam O Shanter Tourney
Chicago report notes Lloyd Mangrum, a top star, placed under 24 hour police protection after a life threatening phone call. The Tam O Shanter event opens with qualifying rounds for all divisions while Mangrum travels in from his St Paul Open victory to compete as an exempt pro.
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Brooklyn dealer held over NCAA fix bid in New York
A 33 year old Brooklyn fruit dealer is accused by the Nassau or Manhattan District Attorney of offering Bradley star Gene Melchiorre ten dollars to throw the NCAA championship game with CCNY. The probe links Jack Zip West to a wider fixing case. Toledo freshman Joseph Massa acted as a material witness.
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Sheskey Resigns to Coach at Jacksonville Trimble
Logan County Superintendent Samuel Dillon announced Robert Sheskey, South Bloomingville High School coach for two years, has submitted his resignation and will coach at Jacksonville Trimble in Athens County. No replacement has been chosen yet.
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Hi Y Softballers Edge North Point Pleasant on Foglesong Homer
A two run homer by pitcher Earl Foglesong propelled the Hi Y softball team to an 8 7 victory over North Point Pleasant at Harmon Field Monday night. Foglesong earned the win while Charles Leport took his first loss of the season in five starts.
Former Messenger Carrier Tops Caddie Qualifier
Joe Charney of The Plains shot a 39 on the second nine to grab the top qualifier spot at Athens Country Club for the Southeastern Ohio District tournament. He opened with a 45 on the first nine and will represent Athens County, joined by Bob Michael and John Rood who finished second and third.
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Hocking Hills Caddies Lead At 77 Nails Tourney
Hocking Hills caddie Jim "Kentuck" Blanton opened with a 38 then finished with a 39 for a 77 at the Southeastern Ohio Tourney at Athens Country Club. Don Ervin shot 41 43 to place runner-up. Jerry Bachus 48 43 to qualify. other caddies included Adams Spence Quick and Ellis.
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No Interest In Pro Tennis Says Savitt
SOUTH ORANGE New Jersey Dick Savitt says he has no plans to turn pro despite offers, as he plays in the Eastern Grass Courts Championships second round near East Orange. Promoters reportedly offered him about 75000 dollars, but Savitt remains skeptical beyond what he reads in papers. Top seeds face lesser opponents on day two with Tony Trabert Meeting Bill Lurie and Frank Sedgman facing Conway Cotton while Bill Talbert meets Jerry De Witts.
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Seventh Inning Rally Wins for Campus Cleaners
Campus Cleaners rallied from behind to beat Jones Market 7 to 6 in the second round opener of City Softball League Monday at the high school. Trailing 6 to 5, Spider Roberts stole home to tie the game, and Sams drove in the decisive run with a single after Ashworth walked. Graham homered for the Marketeers, but Campus Cleaners completed the comeback in the seventh.
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OSU Football Tickets Go On Sale Wednesday
Tickets for all Ohio State football games will go on sale at the Stadium ticket office starting Wednesday. Ticket director J Edward Weaver announced today.
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Cole Replaces Motley As Browns No.1 Fullback
Emerson Cole has replaced Marion Motley as the Cleveland Browns' No. 1 fullback. Coach Paul Brown cited Cole's speed and drive, noting Motley's form and attitude had declined. Motley remains a candidate for a return, with Cole starting in the near term. The Browns opened practice with several injuries and 12 players to be cut to reach a 33-man roster.
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