Redlegs beat Indians 8 3 in exhibition as series looms
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Cleveland Indians 8 to 3 at Crosley Field in an exhibition. Cincinnati totaled 13 hits, with key doubles by Alex Grammas and Don Hoak. Ted Kluszewski returned to the lineup briefly while Ed Bailey scored on a dash, and the Reds head to Philadelphia for a three game series.
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Don Hoak
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Ed Bailey
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Aguirre
Cards Seek Area Gridder
James Edward Barton 22 of Mason West Virginia is offered a contract to play for the Chicago Cardinals. Head Coach Ray Richards sent the offer while Barton serves in the military in Bainbridge Maryland. The deal pays 5500 dollars with 500 extra for service and 50 more per pre season game if he makes the squad upon discharge in April 1958.
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Yankees Fines Set Record in Major League Docking
The New York Yankees levied a total fine of $5500 on six players, the largest squad penalty by a major league club. Mickey Mantle Hank Bauer Billy Martin Yogi Berra and Whitey Ford were fined $1000 each and Johnny Bucks $500, surpassing Ruths 1925 and Williams 1956 individual fines, though those remained top for single punishments.
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Billy Martin
Yogi Berra
Whitey Ford
Johnny Bucks
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Muller Huggins
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Ruth
Williams
Hutcheson and Hinkle Named to All-District Team
Ohio University seniors Myron Hutcheson and Bill Hinkle earned All-District Four second team honors. Hutcheson led the Bobcats with a .357 batting average while Hinkle posted eight victories and no defeats as Ohio's top pitcher.
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Bill Hinkle
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Hinkle
Ohio
Roscoe Davis
Mich
Ken Tippery
Michigan
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West
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Northwestern
Emil Ssoy
Doug Gillen
Minnesota
William Lucas
Central State
Frank Palamara
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Kent Marohl
Chicago
Bob Klaus
Illinois
Vernon Barkstall
Ohio State
Biull Gorman
Purdue
Jim Nieman
Cincinnati
Frank Denski
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Frillman
Marietta
Leonard Manupelli
Frank Howard
Bob Gohman
Miami
al Luce
Fritz Messner
Western Michigan
Tom Bujnowski
Notre Dame
Murray Guttman
Jim +Vogelgesang
Union
Uviain Nel
Showdown on Shift to Coast in New York Dodgers Giants Row
Walter O Malley and Horace Stoneham faced a city hall audience called by Mayor Wagner to press for clear answers on whether the Dodgers and Giants will stay in New York or move to Los Angeles and San Francisco. The leaders cited a pending October decision and possible TV deals while noting neither side is ready for a firm statement.
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Mascio and Ashley Named Coaches at Kyger Creek
Joe Mascio of Gallipolis was hired as head football coach and assistant basketball coach at the new Kyger Creek High School. Bob Ashley of Middleport becomes head basketball coach and assistant football coach and also teaches at Kyger Creek. Mascio, a Ravenna native, Ohio State graduate, Varsity O and Sigma Nu member, previously coached at Monroe High School before moving to Gallipolis in 1953.
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Bob Ashley
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Gallipolis
Joe Mascio
Kyger Creek High School
Middleport
Marshall College
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Ravenna
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Sigma Nu
Helen Beckett
Homer Beckett
Monroe, Mich
Golfing Guys Gals To Match Cards With Cary Kathy
The sixth annual National Golf Day caps next Saturday as Cary Middlecoff and Kathy Cornelius defend open titles. Golfers may play any course once per day this week for a $1 entry. Cornelius will play in Pittsburgh. Middlecoff in Toledo to defend his title on June 15.
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Kathy Cornelius
Cary Middlecoff
U. S
Heidelberg star Livingston signs with Baltimore Colts
Walter Livingston, 21, Heidelberg College outstanding halfback, signed with the Baltimore Colts. In four years at Heidelberg, he set rushing and scoring marks with 3711 yards and 58 touchdowns, after being named outstanding back in the Ohio Conference.
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Sisters in Queens League Roll 202 Games for 518 Series
Mrs. Charlotte Chase and Mrs. Marion Neiger of Erie Pa each bowled a 202 game on adjoining lanes in the Queens League and together totaled 518 for a three game series.
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Neiger
Erie
Court Affirms Batted Fines In Migratory Bird Case
The Sixth Circuit upheld convictions of four Port Clinton men for violating migratory bird law by shooting wild ducks over batted water. M. Allen Clemons and three others were sentenced in Toledo with jail terms suspended and fines totaling $1,000.
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Sixth Circuit
Port Clinton
Ohio
U. S District Court
Toledo
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Clemons
Lake Erie
Sandusky
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A. E. Babcock
Donald Gulan
U.S
Frank L. Kloeb
Ohio University golfers to play in NCAA golf tourney
Six Ohio University golfers led by Dudley Kircher Don Todd Fred Wit Don Sifft Carmen Lorrabio and John Karsko will compete in the NCAA championship at Broadmoor Country Club Colorado Springs June 23 to 29. After 36 holes the low 64 advance to match play with an East West best ball exhibition and a driving contest also on the schedule. Wilt reached match play last year.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Kermit Blosser
Dudley Kircher
Don Todd
Fred Wit
Don Sifft
Carmen Lorrabio
John Karsko
Long Broadmoor Country Club
Wilt
177th English Derby to Run on Wednesday
EPSOM England The English Derby the great sporting event will be run Wednesday with an expected crowd of about half a million at Epsom Downs for the 3 year old classic first run in 1780 Contenders include Crepello and Dou telle
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Doutelle
Count Oh Paced 2 06 35 at Lebanon Raceway
Count Oh a six year old pacer won the featured sixth race at Lebanon Raceway pacing 2 06 35 In the meeting's top event. Total mutuel handle reached 52897 dollars from 1337 bettors across the night.
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Count Oh
Lebanon Raceway
Yonkers Race Night Features Lady's First Trotting Entry
Yonkers Raceway announces the second division field for the Gotham Trot with Lady's First a trotter from Ohio Valley Stables in Hamilton Ohio taking part. A Syracuse football record notes Chester Bowman ran 100 yards for a kickoff return TD against William and Mary in 1923.
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Chester Bowman
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Athletics Do Not Harm Hearts Say Experts
Dr J W Wilce of Columbus told the American Medical Association that properly adjusted exercise benefits most hearts and does not cause heart disease. He cautioned that activity must fit the individual, noting heredity and medical history affect risk and that there are no foolproof tests to gauge it yet.
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J. W. Wilce
Columbus
American Medical Assn
Wilce
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