Jacobs Caruso Gottlieb Named To 1958 Mid Am Baseball Team
Western Michigan led the 1958 Mid American Conference baseball selections with four picks as six teams overall are represented. Ohio University and Kent State follow with three and two picks respectively, while Bowling Green Marshall and Toledo each boast one. Jack Rumphr of Western Michigan and Denzil Hall of Marshall are among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
David
Western Michigan
Ohio VII
Kent State
Marshall
Toledo
Jack Rumphr
Denzil Hall
Lamar Jacobs
Ohio U
Walt Marushins
Bob Simon
Jacobs
Davis Southern Duel In NCAA 440 Saturday
Ohio State's Glenn Davis and Texan Eddie Southern duel in the NCAA 440 at Edmunds Field with potential new records. Davis tied 45.8 seconds, two turns may add tenths. Lea set 45.8 around one turn in 1956, while McKenley's 46.2 NCAA mark stands from 1946. Southern has two 440s this year near Lea's time. he also runs 100 and 220.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
Eddie Southern
Jim Lea
Herb McKenley
Ilinois
Davis
Lea
Edmunds Field
Southern
Ohio
1958 MAC Baseball Outfield Quartet Chooses
The article notes four outfield selections with Barry Gottlieb of Ohio U catching honors. A tie between Dick Sosnowski of Western Michigan and Wade Diefenthaler of Bowling Green led coaches to name both along with Rumohr in the pitching staff. Rumohr and Sosnowski posted 0.63 ERAs with 5-0 and 4-0 records. Diefenthaler tossed a no hit no run game versus Ohio U.
Darwin Triumphs 8 5 on Taylor's Grand Slam
Darwin defeated Syracuse 8 to 5 in the Meigs County softball game with Don Taylor driving in seven runs. Taylor hit a grand slam in the ninth after bases loaded with Syracuse leading 5 4. Batteries were Hendrix/Winebrenner for Syracuse and Taylor/Grath for Darwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Taylor
Darwin
Syracuse
Taylor
Don Hendricks
Roger Winebrenner
Roland Taylor
Sam Grath
County Baseball League proposed for Athens County youths
A movement seeks to form a Pony League age county baseball league at the new lighted Athens County Fairgrounds diamond. It would include teams from multiple towns to revive teen baseball and feed talent for SEC high schools while offering structured activity and local competition. Plans note potential interest from Buchtel Albany Amesville and The Plains with coach Bob Burson promoting the idea.
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Athens County
Athens County Fairgrounds
Nelsonville
Athens
American Legion
Little Tykes
Fairgrounds
Ohio
Buchtel
Chauncey
Meigs County
Bob Burson
the Plains
Albany
Amesville
Nelson's Homer Nips Miami in 10th for Leafs Lead
First baseman Glenn Rocky Nelson drilled a 10th inning homer to beat Miami 5-4 and put Toronto within one game of first place in the International League. Montreal rainout and other IL results followed as Rochester beat Columbus 6-1 and Buffalo edged Richmond 6-5.
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Glenn
Rocky
Nelson
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Miami
Montreal Royals
Havana
Leafs
Montreal
Rochester
Columbus
Buffalo
Richmond
Scholler Named Freshman Basketball Coach at BG
Warren J. Scholler, longtime Hamilton High School basketball coach with two state titles in 1949 and 1954 and a 195-45 record, is appointed freshman coach at Bowling Green State University. He replaces Jim Knierim who resigned to teach in Toledo.
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Bowling Green
Warren J. Scholler
Hamilton High School
Bowling Green State University
Scholler
Big Blue
Jim Knierim
Toledo
Indians hammer Orioles 10-2 as Bell earns win
Gary Bell earned his first major league win allowing three hits in six innings for the Cleveland Indians who routed Baltimore 10-2. Minnie Minoso homered and drove in two, Roger Maris collected three hits, and a five-run eighth inning sealed the victory behind Hoyt Wilhelm after Bell's early 3-0 lead.
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Baltimore
Gary Bell
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Hoyt Wilhelm
Orioles
Tribe
Cleveland
Indians
Minnie Minoso
Roger Maris
Bell
Billy Harrell
Harrell
Maris
George Zaverink
Oriole
Minoso
Triandos
Preston Ward
Dick Brown
Chico Carrasquel
Billy Moran
Wilhelm
Daniels Wins A Title in Rain Hit Ohio Junior Golf Meet
Dave Daniels, 19, Ohio State sophomore, shot 72 75 147 to win Class A. Stuart Hughes of Greenville captured Class B with 75 74 149. Bob Littler Jr. led Class B morning round but finished fourth. Field of 103 set a new high for the event at Ohio State University course.
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Columbus
Greenville
Ohio State University
Dave Daniels
Ohio State
Stuart Alan Hughes
Daniels
Ohio
Larry Snyder
Athens
Tom Dreyer
Cincinnati
Thomas Cassady
Marietta
Bob Littler Jr
Athens Country Club
Dick Blosser
Ohio University
Stephen Johns
Logan
Lima
Hughes
Greenville High
Bob Rol
Jerry Roof
Groveport
Bob Metro
Cleveland
Metro
High Society Fight Planned at Shoreham Terrace
Promoter Goldie Ahearn brings middleweights Joey Giardello and Franz Szuzina to a 10 round bout on the Shoreham Terrace watched by a high society crowd. Umbrella trees and petunias set the scene as $25 diners aid Big Brothers of America in an outdoor night club setting.
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Washington
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Franz Szuzina
Germany
Shoreham Terrace
Goldie Ahearn
International Boxing Club
Big Brothers of America
Heart Attack Ends Little League Pitching Duel
In Greggton Texas a 43 year old man Reu ben Shadowen collapsed and died from a heart attack while cheering his two sons Keith and Terry in a Little League pitching duel. The game was Monday and both boys aged 11 and 12 were participating in the duel.
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Greggton
Tex
Reuben Shadowen
Keith
Terry
Norman to Manage Tigers on Look See Basis After Tighe Firing
Bill Norman promoted to major league manager plans a short trial run with Detroit after being summoned from Charleston. He will replace Jack Tighe as the Tigers seek a new direction following Tuesday's shake up. Rain delayed the debut as Tighe was fired and headed home, with McHale noting the change was likely for the best.
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Boston
Bill Norman
Detroit Tigers
Norman
Detroit
Charleston
Jack Tighe
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tighe
John MccHale
Spring Lake
Mich
McHale
Sunday Baseball Results and Box Scores
Sunday results show Pomeroy 103 Gallipolis 100 with 8 runs in the final frame. West Hemsley and Nessetroad lead for V and Grueser bats for H. Kreedsville beats Point Pleasant 6 to 2 with Walters Dunlap backs and Norris Baylor on the mound. Ruth hits a home run for H two more.
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Pond Il Entvecdie Abanaiindbadn
Ellen Aee Neale
I Sci
Aiandabadbili
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Battery
Burdette
Mitchell
F. Burdette
Hemsley
West
Nessetroad
Collins, Wilson and
Tivers
Weber
Hemsley Point Pleasant
Kreedsville
Walters
Dunlap
Russell
Clearsom
Norris
Baylor
Wamsley
Swartz
Boyles
Ruth
White Sox Struggle for RBI Leader After Minoso Absence
The Chicago White Sox, second last season, trail in the AL with Minnie Minoso out for 103 RBIs last year. They stranded 399 runners, averaging eight per game, and rank poorly in scoring. Sherm Lollar leads current RBIs with 28 as the team splits a two night series with Washington.
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Minnie Minoso
Chicago
White Sox
Sherm Lollar
Washington
Senators
Roy Sievers
Jim Wilson
Julio Becquer
Hal Griggs
Herbie Plews
Jim Landis
Earl Battey
Sox
Billy Goodman
Nellie Fox
RBI
Smith
Nuxhall Opposes Jones Tonight
The Cincinnati Redlegs and St. Louis Cardinals resume a three game series after a rain and tornado scare forced Tuesday's postponement. The Cardinals lead 2-0. Joe Nuxhall faces Sam Jones in tonight's matchup.
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ST. Louis
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Mother Nature
Birdie Tebbetts
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E. Reese
Hall
Bob Mason
Dick Rollins
Frank Caruso
Marvin Winegar
MAC
J. Rumohr
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Sosnowski
Hamtramck
W. Michigan Diefenthaler
Millbury
Mason W. Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
Rollins
Kent State Parma
Caruso Ohio U
Barry Gottlieb
Andy
Propose County Baseball League
Andy Chonko
Don Finsterwald
Doug Ford
Golf Digest
Ford
Doug
Dow
Finsterwald
Augusta
Finsterwad
Don
Amr
Meee
Ois
National” Distillers Products “Company
New York
The
Associated Press
Tribe Mauls
Oriole Hurlers
Lou Sleater
Ward
Rocky Colavita
Littler
Perry Lanning
Findlay
Lanny Simms
Zanesville
Tom Y Toothman
Newark
Mike Mahle
Dan Reynolds
Mickey Hall
Steve Insche
Stan Ware
Larry Orr
John Huston
John Kinsey
Michael Manley
Jim Richardson
Bobby Littler Jr
David Bogniard
Ashland
Pete Stocker
Granville
Richard Orr
Rich Evans
Dennis, the
Menace
Dino Club
Nuxhall
Jones Tonight
Bill Rescoe
Lake Logan
Logan, Ohio
Junction
MiDway Station
Goodyear
Union
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