Ohio State Wallsop Bobcats In 11-4 Victory
Ohio State defeats Ohio University 11-4 in Bobcats final home game as Mark Wylie allows 13 hits and walks five, while Norb Ranz and Alex Verdova lead with timely triples. Perini earns the win for OSU as Wylie suffers a rough fifth inning and defensive miscues.
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Buckeyes
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Norb Ranz
Alex Verdova
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Bucks
Columbus
Gibsonville
Mike Olasin
Fred Taylor
Bernhart
Verdova
Ohio
Pete Perini
Gene Brown
Bill Brooks
Mike Pitt
Bob Wevgant
Ken Weiss
State
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Alpacaceeins
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Brady
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Nowels
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Sac
Perini
Brown
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Casanta and Hardy
Newberry College
Michigan
Michigan State
Lansing
AB Roha Nowels
Gebharat
Peat
DB Dunes
Reds Break Cubs, Cards Defeated by Clutch Reds Hitting
Cincinnati Reds topped the Chicago Cubs 14 runs on 16 hits as Kent Peterson and rookie Her man Wehmeier shined on the mound. Grady Hatton hit a decisive eighth inning homer, with Howie Schultz adding a late shot in Crosley Field in front of a near 20,000 crowd.
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Herman Wehmeier
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Howie Schultz
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Johnny Neun
Chicago
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Augie Galan
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Eddie Miller
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Babe Young
Ted Kluszewski
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Rhineland
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Walker Cross
New Orleans
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Hank Schenz
Schenz
New Richmond
Bill Nicholson
New Marshfield Vets Defeat Mingos 4-3 in Ninth Inning
New Marshfield Vets rallied from behind twice to edge Logan 4-3 in the ninth. Brooks tripled with one out and an error on Eckhart in a rundown helped drive in the winning run. Travis homered for Marshfield and MacFadden, Stewart, and Brooks starred on offense.
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Lowry
Kanauga Suffers Double Defeat to Parkersburg
Kanauga Independents dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Parkersburg. Errors plagued Kanauga as they totaled 13 and 11 errors, with Parkersburg winning 10 to 2 in the first game and 11 to 2 in the second. Kanauga managed only two and six hits respectively.
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Parkersburg
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Maryland Roster Includes Four Native Players
College Park Maryland lists four native Marylanders on its football squad Tackle Jim Goodman End Fred Davis and Backs Jack Targarona and Vern Seibert.
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College Park
Maryland
Jim Goodman
Fred Davis
Jack Targarona
Vern Seibert
Standings and results across leagues with multiple games
National League and American League results show Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia Boston New York St. Louis Detroit and Cleveland games. Key pitchers include Borowy, Dobernic, Spahn, Sain, and Berra with varied victors and scores across morning and afternoon contests.
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Sewell
Main
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Dobernic
Borowy
Rush
McCullough
Pieretti
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Ferrick
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Embree
Page
Berra
BoSton
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Harris
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Doubleheader Wins Highlight Yankees and Reds Pitches
Yesterday's Stars feature Bobby Brown and Yan Kees with seven straight hits and a game winning homer as the Yankees swept Washington 10-0 and 5-4. Ken Raffensberger pitched a one hit shutout for the Reds as they swept the Cardinals 4-3 and 7-0.
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Yankees
Washington Senators
Ken Raffensberger
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
College Baseball Scores Card Summary
Marietta beat West Virginia Tech 6 to 5 while Wooster posted a 6 to 0 win. Akron slipped 1 to 2 in its game.
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West Va. Tech
Wooster
Akron
Games Today Tee Up Evening Showdowns Across Leagues
The schedule lists New York at Brooklyn Jansen against Barney as the lone day game. Washington at New York with Masterson facing Reynolds is set for night. Boston visits Philadelphia with Kinder opposing Marchildon. Milwaukee hosts Kansas City in a night contest.
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Brooklyn
Jansen
Barney
American League
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Masterson
Reynolds
Boston
Philadelphia
Kinder
Marchildon
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Roush Wins Feature as Meigs Speedway Hosts Debut Race
Roush set 33.6 mile fastest time and led the feature after three restarts amid spin outs. Wayne Strickle chased until crashing. Campbell moved to second with Crow third and Stover fourth. Next race scheduled in two weeks on a new quarter mile track.
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Gallipolis
Keith
Wild Man
Bees Sweep Holiday Games
In Gallipolis Ohio Valley Association action the Queen Bees swept a doubleheader from Leon and the Gallians. Sunday drive saw Leon fall 8 3 and 4 3 in a rain shortened seven inning clash. Frankie Burk hit a bases loaded homer in Monday’s win as Jeffers and Spencer also homered. The Bees dominated the second game 15 0 with Valentine winning the first game and McFann the second with Green pitching for the Gallians.
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Leon
Gallians
Frankie Burk
Bees
Jeffers
Spencer
Valentine
McFann
Rose Wins Record Indy 500 as Four Finish Strong
Mauri Rose of South Bend Indiana won the fastest Indianapolis 500 since 1911 with an average speed of 119.813 mph. He beat Duke Nalon Ted Horn and Big Holland, all record-smoothing finishers, in front of an estimated 150000 to 200000 spectators.
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Speedway
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Duke Nalon
Los Angeles
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Paterson
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Nalon
Horn
Wilbur Shaw
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Mack Hellings
Burbank
Calif
Don Lee Kurtis-Kraft
Don Lee
Chet Miller
Glendale
Hellings
Algeo tops Memorial Day flag tourney at Athens CC
Algeo captured first place in the Memorial Day flag tourney at Athens Country Club finishing with a hole in one on the 19th green. Dr. Ted Sprague was runner up, 12 inches from the hole, with Don Finsterwald third and Dr. Robbin Gardner fourth.
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Georgia Names Co Captains For 1948 Football
The Georgia football team names Weyman Sellers of Albany and Bernie Reid of Hamilton as co captains after the season voting ended in a tie.
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Albany
Bernie Reid
Hamilton
Ohio
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Mid-American Conference reshapes honors and shows strong play
The Mid-American Conference chaired by Dr. Dave Reese of Dayton aims to be the top Midwest athletic group outside the Big Nine. Ohio VI leads in baseball with seven wins in nine, while Western Michigan and Cincinnati show rugged nonconference success. The league will officialize AP all‑conference selections and adapt its awards process after a rainy tennis event at Ohio University.
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Butler
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Buck Read to retire after next basketball season
Buck Read, Western Michigan’s long time basketball coach, will retire after the upcoming season. At 74, he still played 27 holes of golf Friday, posting scores of 44 and 46. Also notable is Thor Olson, Ohio University trainer and wrestling coach, a veteran figure since 1916 with a storied showman background.
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Buck Read
Western Michigan
Ohio U
Thor Olson
Dairymen Beat Salem Nine 11 9 In Plains Softball Clash
The Plains based Lowman's Dairy team defeated Salem 11 to 9 in a recent softball game. Tom Talbert hit a bases loaded home run, and Jim Bob Christian earned the winning pitcher decision. Manager Bob Coon plans more local games.
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Plains—Lowman
Salem
Tom Talbert
Jim Bob Christian
Dairymen
Bob Coon
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