Notable Ohio coaches lead all star game invites
Howard Brinker and Jimmy Snyder, Ohio U. coaches, will lead the North team in the second annual all star game of the Little Kanawaha Conference on August 25 in Parkersburg W V. Whitey Tyo may play for the South in Toledo and several Cincinnati players declined. Frank Baumbholtz extended hitting streaks with the Angels, while Howard Teifke might take a football berth at Wellston. Forest Bachtel follows Yellow Jackets amid pasted memories of local coaching. Nick Cullop’s Baltimore Orioles rise in standings as pitching shines from Browns farmhands. Springfield Cubs progress after Newark Bear franchise move, featuring new catcher Les Peden. Dan Old returns to Baseball Digest after stints with Cubs organization.
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Jimmy Snyder
Ohio U
Parkersburg
W.va
Kentucky
Snyder
Whitey Tyo
Nelsonville
Toledo
Tyo
Jim McDonald
Cincinnati
Frankie Baumbholtz
Los Angeles
Angels
Howard Teifke
Jackson High
Wellston
Jacksonites
Middleport
Forest Bachtel
Neck of the Woods
Yellow Jacket
Springfield
Cubs
Newark Bear
Yankees
Chicago Cub
Les Peden
Dan Old
Columbus
City
Baseball Digest
Chicago Cubs
Jack Sheehan
Page Fires Away as Page Slumps Again in 5-2 Loss
Baseball notes recount Joe Page failing in relief for the Yankees as Chicago White Sox rally to tie and then win 5-2. Allie Reynolds left with two outs in the ninth before Page’s third pitch surrendered a three run homer to Dave Philley. Detroit clings to lead while St Louis cards extend win streak.
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Allie Reynolds
White Sox
New York
Floyd Baker
Luke Appling
Chico Carrasquel
Casey Stengel
Allie
Page
Joe
Dave Philley
Washington and St Louis clash in 4-1 finish
American League action shows Washington scoring four runs to St Louis's one while other results include Cleveland and Detroit losses and New York and Chicago games. National League saw St Louis edge Philadelphia 4-2 with Lanier and Rice delivering for St Louis. Other leagues report postponed games due to rain and minor scores across teams Columbus Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville St Paul Toledo and St Paul results.
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Philadelphia
Lanier
Rice
Heintzelman
Konstanty
Seminick
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Indians go with 12 man pitching staff after Weik trade
Cleveland GM Hank Greenberg says the club can carry 12 pitchers for a spell after trading Mickey Vernon to Washington for Dick Weik. Weik, 22, will be used in relief with aim to develop as a starter. Vernon led 1946 NL in hitting, but struggled this season as Eddie Robinson and Early Wynn arrivals shape the infield. Luke Easter boosts road-trip batting, keeping him at first base.
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Cleveland
Indians
Dick Weik
Weik
Lakewood
Mickey Vernon
Washington Nationals
Hank Greenberg
Lou Boudreau
Nats
Vernon
Washington
Tribe
Early Wynn
Legion Squad Game Planned at AHL Diamond
Athens American Legion junior baseball coach Fred Swearingen announced an intra squad game Friday at 6 p.m. on the AHL diamond after four workouts this week. The squad has practiced two hours daily since Monday and hopes to schedule a home game next week with away games set for Tuesdays.
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Fred Swearingen
Athens American Legion
Swearingen
White Sox edge with Philley three-run homer in ninth
Dave Philley belted a three-run homer off Joe Page in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 5-2 win. Max Lanier pitched a six-hitter, striking out eight to help the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 for a fourth straight victory.
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Dave Philley
White Sox
Joe Page
Chicago
Max Lanier
Cards
Phils
Baseball Leaders Honor Roll of 1948 Season
The compiled stats highlight top performers including Musial St Louis with 366 hits and 68 runs, Jethroe Boston with 42 runs, Sauer Chicago 43 RBIs, and Kell Detroit 77 hits. Notable pitchers include Spahn Boston 63 strikeouts and Sanford New York 40 wins.
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St. Louis
Jethroe
Boston
Sauer
Chicago
Slaughter
Robinson
Brooklyn
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Spahn
Kell
Detroit
Williams
Stephens
Doerr
Henrich
New York
Dillinger
Philadelphia
Rosen
Cleveland
DiMaggio
Doby
Yale
Reynolds
Raschi
Lemon
Sanford
Ohio Publinks Play Opens State Championship
Ohio's Public Links begin their annual state tournament at Hilly Wyandot with pro am and amateur events. Eighty qualifiers enter a 36 hole medal contest Friday, with the low 15 and Ralph Schneider of Cleveland advancing to match play Saturday and Sunday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Links Stars
Wyandot
Ralph Schneider
Cleveland
Baseball and basketball matchups listed with multiple games
A dense rundown of today’s baseball and basketball games with starting times and pitching or starting assignments. Teams include St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Chicago Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Detroit New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Washington St Paul Columbus Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville.
Twilight Night Games in OVA Schedule Features Several Matchups
The Ohio Valley Association’s Thursday lineup includes two twilight games at Gallipolis and Point Pleasant and two night games in Huntington area venues. Hartford and Syracuse clash under lights at Mason West Virginia while Reedsville hosts Twin Cities with five and five records. OVA leaders list Barnett and L Valentine among top hitters with Diles leading pitching.
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Ohio Valley Association
Gallipolis
Portland
Bees
Hartford
Tigers
Syracuse Reds
Bachtel
Mason
W. Va
Syracuse
Racine
Racine Blues
Reedsville
Twin Cities
Barnett
L. Lee
L. Valentine
J. Lee
R. Roush
Duckworth
Gardner
Point Pleasant
Allen
Williams
Hager
B. Wolfe
Diles
Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Tourney Heads to Syracuse
Syracuse University will host 96 players from 40 colleges for the Eastern Intercollegiate tournament at Skytop courts. June 10 14 women and June 12 17 men feature defending champions Dick Savitt of Cornell and Miss Barbara Scarlett of Vassar in singles and doubles, with top entrants including Sidney Schwartz and Tony Vincent of Miami Florida and Duke freshman Keith Deimling.
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Syracuse University
Cornell
Dick Savitt
Len Steiner
Savitt
University of Miami
Florida
Sidney Schwartz
Tony Vincent
Schwartz
Vincent
Mrs. Agares
Miss Scarlett
Vassar
Keith Deimling
Duke
Barbara Scarlett
Adrienne Ayares
Goucher
Steiner
Boxing card results from three city bouts
In Pittsburgh Johnny Williams 143 from New York outpointed Richie Callura 139 of Pittsburgh in eight rounds. In Oakland Art Soto 154 of Oakland outpointed Carl Turner 1574s of Richmond California in ten rounds. In Cincinnati Jesse Underwood 134 of Huntington West Virginia and Bud Smith 137 of Cincinnati drew after ten rounds.
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Pittsburgh
Johnny Williams
New York
Richie Callura
Oakland
Calif
Art Soto
Carl Turner
Richmond
Cincinnati
Jesse Underwood
Huntington
W. Va
Bud Smith
Drew
McKenzie Not Returning as Middleport High Coach
Don McKenzie will not return to Middleport High School as coach this fall after serving as acting coach since Forrest Bachtel’s resignation. The State Department of Education will not issue temporary high school certificates for 1950-51, leading to offers in elementary education and assistant coaching in football and basketball. The baseball coach position remains undecided as the board evaluates certification requirements after August 1.
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Middleport
Don McKenzie
Forrest Bachtel
Bachtel
Middleport High School
State Department of Education
McKenzie
Middleport Board of Education
One Run Decides All AA Games
In the American Association last night five games finished with one run margins. Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 3-2 in the opener of a doubleheader, then Milwaukee won the nightcap 8-7. Columbus edged Minneapolis 2-1, Kansas City defeated Louisville 3-2, and St. Paul beat Toledo 2-1.
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Milwaukee
Brewers
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Kurt Krieger
Millers
Bert Haas
Bill Ayers
Phil Haugstad
Don Lund
Saints
Jim Pendleton
JIMMY STOUT FIGHTS FOR BETTER FINISHES AT HIALEAH
Veteran jockey Jimmy Stout made seven rides in the Wid Ener at Hialeah and his top finish was third placing.
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Jimmy Stout
Hialeah
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