Ohio U Miami and Cincinnati add a tenth football game in MAC schedules
The article notes Ohio U, Miami, and Cincinnati in the Mid American Conference adding a tenth fall football game with Ohio U to play Marshall at Huntington on Turkey Day and a planned game with Iris Harvey at Charleston West Virginia. It also mentions Xavier and Miami basketball results and other sports notes.
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Ohio U
Miami
Cincinnati
Bobcats
Iris Harvey
Charleston
W.va
Golden Eagles
Morris Harvey
West Virginia
Marshall
Huntington
Luther Poling
William G
Pete” Pederson
Standings and results from American and National Leagues
Boston and Chicago split two games with wide runs. Detroit and St Louis posted wins while New York and Pittsburgh faltered. Presko, Rice, Jansen, Spencer, and Gettel led big league scores along with key performances by Wyse, Consnegra, and Grasso. In the National League, St Louis topped New York, Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia, with Chicago at Brooklyn postponed. Minneapolis and St Paul played the only American Association game.
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Boston
Chicago
Scarborough
Kinder
Masterson
Moas
Pierce
Mass
Detroit
I Wyse
Consnegra
Grasso
Newhouser
Robinson
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Coleman
Shantz
Tip
Widmar
Pillette
Kennedy
Mahoney
Batts
New York Ooen
Presko
Rice
Jansen
Spencer
Gettel
Westrum
Pittsburgh
Friend
Dickson
McCullough
Meyer
Candini
Oristante
Miller
Seminick
Brooklyn
Baseball schedule listing multiple city matchups and pitchers
A dense schedule lists games across cities with starting times and pitcher matchups. Reynolds versus Wynn in New York Cleveland at 1 pm figures, Nixon versus Gumpert in Chicago, and Kellner against Garver in Philadelphia St. Louis. Minor notes include city pairings Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Toledo Minneapolis Indianapolis St Paul Louisville.
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New York
Cleveland
Reynolds
Wynn
Rosten
Chicago
Nixon
Gumpert
Washington
Detroit
Johnseon
Bearden
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kellner
Garver
Brooklyn
Staley
Hatten
Cincinnati
Wes
Magia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Queen
Samn
Hicage
Hush
Musial Homers Twice As Cardinals Top Giants 7 2
Stan Musial hit two home runs and a single driving in three runs to lift the St. Louis Cardinals past the San Francisco Giants 7 to 2. Saul Rogovin limited the Boston Red Sox to seven hits as Chicago White Sox won 2 0 after taking the opener 6 5 in the twi night doubleheader.
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Stan Musial
Cardinals
Cards
Giants
Saul Rogovin
White Sox
Roxton Red Sox
Chicago
Bold Clash Opens Belmont Park Turf Prospects
Count Turf, Derby winner, meets Sold and other three-year-olds in the Polynesian purse at Belmont Park as a tuneup for upcoming races. Count Turf draws 126 pounds with jockey Connnectaars. Black Douglas from King Ranch competes, while Gold, Big Stretch, Combatree, Mercer Selgin, and Beau Mapie lay among others in the field.
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New York
Belmont Park
Putnam Stables
Jack Kotel
Derry
Count Fleet
Conneoceaars End
Black Douglas
King Ranch Stables
T Perp
Mercer Selgin
Beau Mapie Lay
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
Based on a 100 at bats format the leaders include Robinson of Brooklyn with 403 runs Hodges Brooklyn 40 runs batted in Snider Brooklyn 4 hits Ashburn Philadelphia 64 doubles Kloszewski Cincinnati 13 and Musial St Louis 5 triplets. Hodges Brooklyn 15 homeruns. Stolen bases Jethroe Boston 4. Pitching leaders show Roe Brooklyn 17 0 and Smith Cincinnati 41 0 0 400. Spahn Boston 4a strikeouts. Fain Philadelphia leading batting with ease. Minoso Chicago 41 runs Williams Boston 44 RBI DiMaggio Boston 67 hits Pain Philadelphia TRIPLES Minono Chicago 4 Williams Boston 1 homeruns Busby Chicago PrrcHENG Lopat New York 81 589 Feller Cleveland 71 475 McDermott Boston 50 strikeouts.
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Frankie Baumholtz
Chicago Cubs
Baumie
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Philadelphia Phillies
Redlegs
Tom Jervis
Cincinnati U
Dan Cupid
Robinson
Brooklyn
Hodges
Snider
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Kloszewski
Musial
St. Louis
Jethroe
Boston
Roe
Smith
Spahn
Minoso
Chicago
Williams
DiMaggio
Pain
Busby
Prrcheng
Lopat
New York
Feller
Cleveland
McDermott
Cominsky Named Playing Manager for Glouster Merchants
Glouster merchants of the Hocking Valley League announce James Cominsky as playing manager. He designates Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5 p m for practice. Glouster, after three HVL losses, hosts Nelsonville Vets next Sunday.
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Cominsky
Glouster
Glouster Merchants Baseball Club
Hocking Valley League
James Cominsky
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill Triumphs Over Athens in Hocking Valley Baseball
Carbon Hill tops Athens 4 to 2 to extend their winning streak. Sanborn and Zwelling lead with two hits apiece for Carbon Hill while Bolce and Zwelling power Athens with two hits each. Dawley doubles for Carbon Hill and Zwelling triples for Athens as J Dane earns the win with a 7 inning effort.
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Carbon Hill
Athens Ty
Athens High End
Eagles
Carbons
Paiir
Sanborn Brothers
Bolce
Dupler
Dawley
Zwelling
Athens
Tom Taylor
Harris
RBI Dawley
Feffer
iFasterward
Keffer
Sanborn
Wilson
J. Dane
Sobolee
Snyder
Tyson
Ee Mwee
Bolee
Inininsondl
IL Kramer
Aianeiven
Finsterwald
Eertee
Houx
Edna
Athens Eagles
Aussies Take Doubles Crown at Paris Championships
Frank Sedgman and Ken MacGregor of Australia won the French doubles title by defeating Gardnar Mulloy and Dick Sayitt of the United States 6-2 2-6 9-7 after a congested weekend schedule. The American pair had earlier defeated Jaroslav Drobny Eric Sturgess in a long semi final. Shirley Fry and Doris Hart captured the women's doubles title 10-8 8-3 over Barbara Scofield and Berv Bartlett amid weekend rain delays.
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Paris
Frank Sedgman
Ken MacGregor
Australia
Gardnar Mulloy
Dick Sayitt
United States
Jaroslav Drobny Off
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Ham Richardson
Baton Rouge
Rose
Shirley Fry
Akron
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
Barbara Scofield
San Francisco
Berv Bartlett
South African
Hot Stove Baseball Tournament Planned in Ohio
Ohio Hot Stove League announces district and section tournaments set for Aug. 24 in Akron Alliance Canton East Liverpool Lorain Mansfield Wooster and Youngstown. The state tournament will be held in Wooster August 9 to 12.
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Wooster, C
Bob Jameson
Ohio Hot Stove League
Akron
Alliance
Canton
East Liverpool
Lorain
Mansfield
Wooster
Youngstown
Pep and Davey Win Close Boxing Decisions
In Baltimore Willie Pep 131 outpoints Jesus Campos 127 from Cuba in a ten round affair. In New Orleans Chuck Davey 125 4 defeats Tommy Ciarlo 146 from Waterbury by knockout in the fourth round.
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Baltimore
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Jesus Campos
Cuba
New Orleans
Chuck Davey
Lansing
Mich
Tommy Ciarlo
Waterbury
Errors Help Eagles To Win
Nelsonville Eagles won 7 to 6 over New Marshfield VFW in a Hocking Valley League game. Brooks struck out 15, then an unearned ninth inning rally by Nelsonville sealed the victory as Chenevey and Hutchison misplayed a ball enabling the tying run, with Macak the winning pitcher.
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New Marshfield
Nelsonville Eagles
Vets
Brooks
Watkins
Paul Chenevey
Smoke Hutchison
Chess
Panthers
Chenevey
Kenny Thomas
Nelsonville
Cook
Thomas
E. Chesser
Eagles
Wright
Macak
VFW
Frame
Hutchison
Macdk
Marshfield
Albany
Roger Alvor
Rollin Gaskill
Allen
L. McFadden
Clark
Llewel
Abrho Alyn
Creszlow
Wilcoxin
Knowlton
Pawer
Trail
Gaskill
Hs Apnaar
George
Stektes Neer
x-Tewksbury
McAfee
Coley
Tyo
Ness
Stimell
Hartley
AON
Cadenane OU
Woodson
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Marsh
Rhoa
Abe
Leaking
Creigiow
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I Jackson
S.r
B. Cook
Henderson
J. Tritipo
Optright
McCombs
Calla Mh Ak An x-Thomas
IE Chesser
Wakefield
Enlow
Alten
Tewksbury
Gaskil
Sac — Woodson
Nelsonville vs New Marshfield baseball game summary
Final score totals show Nelsonville high scoring in late innings against New Marshfield. Hutchison and Watkins led with two RBI each while Brooks and Chenevey contributed multiple hits. Brooks pitched 6 innings with 16 strikeouts. Chenevey worked the final frame for the save.
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Creszion
Nelsonville
New Marshfield
E—Tritipp
E. Cremer
B. McFadden
Cook
Coley
Chenevey
RBI
Hutchison
Watkins
Llewellyn
Brooks
FE. Cheaser
Thor Olson Honored For 35 Years At OU Banquet
Ohio University trainer Thor Olson was honored at a country club banquet marking his 35 years of service to OU athletic teams. He received a varsity sweater luggage and an engraved watch as colleagues and administrators paid tribute to his career and loyalty.
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Ohio University
Carroll Widdoes
Country Club
Thor Olson
Frank Gullum
Don Peden
Harold Wise
Widdoes
Messenger Newsphoto
America
Ohio U
Thor
University
Athens
Keota
Iowa
Ross Finsterwald
Mark Banks
Banks
Blaine Goldsberry
Kermit Blosser
Brandon T. Grover
Trautwein
Physical Education Department
Peden
Baker
OU Schedules 10th Grid Tilt
Ohio University athletic director Carroll Widdoes announced a 1951 football schedule addition. The Bobcats will play Morris Harvey College in Charleston West Virginia, a first regular meeting since 1939. OU enters with five home and five road games.
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Ohio University
Carroll Widdoes
Bobcats
Morris Harvey College
Charleston
W. Va
Morris Harvey
Tampa
Fla
White Sox Engineer Three Cornered Deal
The Chicago White Sox announce a three club trade with the Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Browns. Don Lenhardt is sent to Chicago while Hank Majeski returns to the A's, Ker mit Wahl goes to the Browns, and Paul Lehner joins Lenhardt in a swap with cash.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Sox
Don Lenhardt
White Sox
Hank Majeski
The
Athletics
Kermit Wahl
Wahl
Paul Lehner
Browns
Lenhardt
Lehner
Orestes Minoso
Indians
Gus Zernial
Dave Philley
Len Hardt
Majeski
Dow Fails To Qualify For National Open Team
Ohio hopefuls compete for a National Open berth at Oakland Hills Birmingham Michigan from June 14 to 16. Eleven players qualified in Cleveland and Cincinnati sectionals with Bill Burke and Frank Stranahan auto qualifiers. Finsterwald and Penna failed to make the grade, while Denny Shute and Harold Paddock led Cleveland scoring. Art Doering won the Cincinnati event with a 140 while Ohio could yet boast up to 16 players in the national field.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oakland Hills
Birmingham
Mich
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Bill Burke
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Toney Penna
Finsterwald
Pittsburgh
Penna
Denny Shute
Akron
Harold Paddock
Art Doering
Cincinnati Country Club
Doering
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