Spahn Suffers Slump As Cubs Sweep Braves In Chicago
Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn labored through four homers allowed by Chicago as the Cubs beat the Braves 5-4. Tony Taylor delivered the clinching major league homer in the ninth, while San Francisco, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and St. Louis results varied. Spahn’s 18 allowed homers this season lead to an 8-4 record as he endures a three game slide.
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Willie Mays
Warren Spahn
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Tony Taylor
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Ohio fishing outlook grim on muddy streams this weekend
The State Department of Natural Resources issued a grim forecast for Ohio anglers with high muddy streams. Some lakes like Forked Run Piedmont Clendening Burr Oak and Veto offer the best chances. East central and southeast streams remain high while central and south see normal lakes but lower fishing pressure. Southwest lakes Grant Sinclair Indian look for bright spots as streams fail to clear.
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Ohio
State Department of Natural Resources
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Clendening
Burr Oak
Veto
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Delaware
Buckeye Lakes
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State Fish and Game Hearing Set for June 26 in Ohio
A. W. Short says the annual fish and game hearing will be held at 9 30 a m on Thursday June 26 in Room 2 of the Ohio Departments Building Local hearings occurred in all 88 Ohio counties this spring Five district hearings followed to gather farmer and sportsman input for Wildlife Council recommendations Attendees may speak and the council will set regulations after weighing all views and biology input.
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Wildlife Division
Ohio Departments
Ohio
Short
Wildlife Council
Ohio Wildlife Division Plans One Million Dollar Capital Improvements
Assistant Chief Lee Roach outlined a long range plan to spend about 1 million dollars annually on capital improvements. The funds would acquire more public hunting and fishing lands and build lakes, boat launches, access roads, parking and sanitary facilities.
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Ohio Wildlife Council
Lee Roach
Wildlife Division
Tures
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Ohio
Conkey 41 Tops McBee League Round at Ohio University Course
Three teams lead the Royal McBee Golf League after week action as Caspers and Sneads stay unbeaten to face rivals while Hogans meet Sneads and Caspers take on Palmers. Virg Conkey posted low gross 41 with teammates and low net caps, and team scores show Caspers 2 0 lead at 156 over Fords 162.
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Hogans
Louis Ruman
Sneads
Paul Tribe
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Palmers
Fords
Venturis
Harneys
Maxwells
Bayers
Finsterwalds
Ohio University
Virg Conkey
Charley Mitchell
Jerry
Harmeys
Finsterwalda
Fight Results in Two-State Boxing Card
In a rapid show, Davey Moore from Springfield outpointed Laura Salas of Mexico in a 10 round bout held in Los Angeles. Benny Davis of Minneapolis stopped Parks of Omaha at 6 rounds in the same program.
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Davey Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Laura Salas
Mexico
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Benny Davis
Minneapolis
Toe Parks
Omaha
Musial Notches First Major League Hit
Stan Musial joins baseball's 3 000 hit club with his first major league hit off Jim Tobin of the Boston Braves on September 17, 1941 in St. Louis.
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Stan Musial
Jim Tobin
Boston Braves
St. Louis
State urges gunners to stay sharp in off season
State game and fish departments urge hunters to keep their shooting eyes sharp during the off season by pursuing crows and other unprotected wildlife species, promoting continued practice outside regular seasons.
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State Game and Fish Department
Sunset of Career Really Rough Yankees Rap Lemon Hard in 9-3 Hit Parade
Cleveland pitcher Bob Lemon struggled in relief as the Yankees pounded the Indians 9-3 to sweep the series. Lemon, 37, allowed 12 hits and three homers in six innings, voicing thoughts on an end to his career. Manager Bobby Bragan said Lemon would stay in the dugout for now and even offered his bat to help the team.
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Bob Lemon
New York Yankees
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Lemon
Municipal Stadium
Bobby Bragan
Baseball scores and standings mix with late game recaps
Standings from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues show Portland over Vancouver two to one and Havana trailing Montreal by one as Richmond dominates Buffalo nine to one in the American Association. The Indians face the Washington Senators in a four game set at home with Cal McLish opposing Chuck Stobbs as both teams regroup after rain and postponed games.
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Seattle
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
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Toronto
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Buffalo
Rochester
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American Assn
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Yankees
Andy Carey
Enos Slaughter
Elston Howard
Frank Bauer
Tribe
Washington Senators
Cal McLish
Indians
Chuck J. Stobbs
Pet
Richmond Weeree
Five Crews To Battle Penn for Rowing Title
Syracuse reports that five crews Cornell Syracuse Princeton Navy and California contend for the Intercollegiate Rowing Assn title at the 3 mile IRA classic in Syracuse. Penn seeks its first win since 1900 amid strong Navy Cornell Princeton California and Syracuse competition.
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Syracuse
N.Y
IRA
Poughkeepsie
Navy
Cornell
New Pennsylvania
Princeton
California
Quakers
Rosewall Faces Pro Tennis Sluggers In New York Clash
Rosewall enters a six match round robin in Forest Hills seeking two wins to claim the $3,000 first prize. He is 4-0 after a 6 3 6 3 win over Rex Hartwig with Gonzales 3-0 and Hoad 3-1 in the field.
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Pancho Segura
Pancho
N.Y
Forest Hills
N. Y
Ken Rosewall
Pancho Gonzales
Low Hoad
Rosewall
Gonzales
Los Angeles
Hoad
Tony Trabert
Frank Sedgman
Segura
Hartwig
Kenny
Lew
Bears and Eagles to meet at Ohio State Fairgrounds
The Chicago Bears play the Philadelphia Eagles in an NFL exhibition at Ohio State Fairgrounds Sunday August 24 as part of the state fair week event. The game marks the first NFL exhibition held in Columbus.
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Columbus
Chicago Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
Ohio State ‘Fairgrounds
Miami Hopes Holiday Road Trip For 24 Game Slate
Miami University outlines a 24 game schedule with a 6 800 mile Christmas trip next season. The trip includes DePaul Seattle Utah and a Miami Florida tournament featuring Tulane NYU and Miami. The Redskins visit Ohio U on February 24.
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Ohio
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Fla
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Redskins
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Star Jockey Westrope Dies After Hollywood Spill
In Inglewood California Jackie Westrope 40 died after a stakes race spill at Hollywood Park. He was thrown when his horse hit the rail and died less than two hours later from internal injuries and fractures. Westrope had a career starting at age 15 with 2419 lifetime wins and $8.94 million in earnings. An autopsy will be performed and no inquiry is planned.
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Calif
Hollywood Park
Jackie Westrope
Westrope
Bolt Leads Flint Open After Blazing 69
Tommy Bolt shot a three under par 69 to lead the Flint Open, while Sam Snead lagged nine strokes behind after a 78. Bill Casper Jr. was one back at one over, as only 15 of 140 starters broke par on the first 36 holes.
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Tommy Bolt
Sam Snead
Bolt
Carey Middlescoff
Ed Furgol
Jack Fleck
Dick Mayer
Bill Casper Jr
Apple Valley
Calif
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
George Bayer
California
Ted Kroll
Sarasota
Fla
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Tom Nieporte
St. Andrews
Ill
USC NINE WINS NCAA TITLE In 12 innings
Southern California won the NCAA World Series title by defeating Missouri 8-7 in 12 innings. Mike Blewett delivered the decisive hit, driving Red Johnston home from third with two outs to seal the championship.
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Omaha
Southern California
Trojans
Missouri
Mike Blewett
Red Johnston
OU To Miss Services Of Dunigan Gilbert
Ohio University will be without End Bill Gilbert and Halfback Frank Dunigan this fall. Gilbert will be ineligible due to scholastic difficulties, and Dunigan has indicated he will not return to school in September.
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Ohio University
Bill Gilbert
Frank Dunigan
Bill Hess
Gilbert
Dunigan
Ohio
Big Klu Sheds Girdle Sparks Bat Boom
Pittsburgh reports Ted Kluszewski is hitting .305 after shedding a back girdle. The slugger, who had back pains, says removing the brace improved his swing. He has 13 hits in 29 at bats over his past eight games, boosting his average.
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Pittsburgh
Ted Kluszewski
Ted
Kluszewski
Calumet Signs Valenzuela To Ride For Stable
Ismael Milo Valenzuela has replaced Billy Hartack as rider for Calumet Farm. The Texan agreed after trainer Jimmy Jones asked him to join the racing stable. Valenzuela rode Tim Tam to Kentucky Derby and Preakness victories and finished second in the Belmont Stakes when Tim Tam broke a leg.
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Chicago
Ismael
Milo) Valenzuela
Billy Hartack
Calumet Farm
Valenzuela
Calumet
Jimmy Jones
Tim Tam
Hartack
Syracuse Triumphs 13 6 Over Harrisonville in League Debut
Syracuse earned its first Meigs Independent Softball League win by beating Harrisonville 13 to 6. After trailing 6 4 after three innings Syracuse exploded with five runs in the fourth and four in the fifth, finishing with 14 hits to Harrisonville’s eight. Turner and Norman pitched for Harrisonville with Burchette catching.
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Harrisonville
Turner
Norman
Burchette
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