30th SOGA Tournament Opens At Fair Greens
The Southeastern Ohio Golf Association crowns defend at Jackson Lancaster Country Clubs as the 30th annual SOGA team event tees off. Ten-man squads from eight cities compete in 36 holes per day over Fair Greens layout with seniors and pro-am events on the three day program.
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Jackson—Lancaster
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Fair Greens
Athens
Cambridge
Chillicothe
Gallipolis
Jackson
Lancaster
Logan
Marietta
Fairfield County
Rick Spires
Portsmouth
Eteran
SOGA
Athens Country Club
Harold Parsons
Fred Schleicher
Battling Bishops Beat Michigan 17 7 in 1928 Classic
Ohio Wesleyan coach Gauther recalls the 1928 showdown in Ann Arbor when Bat Halleday Halliday scored a 50 yard sprint after a fake punt pass play to seal a 17 7 victory over the Wolverines. The crowd roared as Halliday and teammates executed a precision blocking sequence.
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Gauther
Red Halliday
Bishops
Michigan
George Gauther
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Michigan State
Wolverines
Wesleyan
Ann Arbor
Wolves
Glancey
Red Kiday
Oosterbaan
Breece
Halliday
Jenson
Siegenthaler
Seigenthaler
Pauls Cleaners of Nelsonville Lead Hocking Golf Loop
Pauls Cleaners of Nelsonville moved into sole first place in the Hocking Golf League after a week of play at Hocking Hills Country Club. The Pants Pressers defeated Thomas Bar and Grill 114 to 4 percent, with several players posting sub 40 scores. Sun Glow tied Logan Clay for second after a 8 7 victory as Henry Dague carded a 39 to beat John Owens.
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Logan — Paul's Cleaners
Nelsonville
Hocking
Hocking Hills Country Ub
Thomas Bar and Grill
New@ Grooms
Bill Patchen
Grooms
Paul Davis
Joe Thomas
DPD
Shafer
Bill Baughman
Martin
Buck Martin
Skip Humphrey
Bob Jurgensmier
Harp Sommers
Lew Graham
Scrappy Myers
Bill Miler
Hizzoner
Roy Frient
Sun Glow
Logan Clay
Henry Dague
John Owens
Bill Voris
Harry Bell
Bud Stroupe
Clarence Krumiaus
Duane Shipley
Ray Hummel
Keynes Mill
Diurgies
Sunoco
Paul Jdurgensmier
Gas Pumpers
Bob Keynes
Millers
Durando and Giardello Meet in Garden Boxing Show
In New York Ernie Durando versus Joey Giardello headlines at Madison Square Garden tonight in a 10 round middleweight bout. The final regular Friday night card starts at 9 p.m. EST with ABC radio and NBC television coverage. Giardello, age 22, is a 7 to 5 favorite.
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New York
Ernie Durando
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
ABC
NBC
Giardello
Mighty Sun Wins at Roosevelt Raceway on O'Brien Birthday
Driv er Joe O'Brien celebrated his 35th birthday by driving Mighty Sun to a three length win in the Wantagh pace at Roosevelt Raceway. Mighty Sun, the 3-5 favorite, finished the mile in 2 04.34 with Tyler Hanover charging to second and Victor Scott third. Mighty Sun paid 3.40 for a $2 wager.
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Westbury
N. Y
Joe O'Brien
Roosevelt Raceway
Mighty Sun
Tyler Hanover
Victor Scott
Konno Wins 200 Meter Free at Keo Nakama Meet
Olympic swimmer Ford Konno of Hawaii won the 200 meter free in 2 09 4 at Waikiki Natatorium opening the four day Keo Nakama meet. His time was one second off the American record set by Yale's Wayne Moore.
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Honolulu
Ford Konno
Hawaii
Waikiki Natatorium
Konno
Wayne Moore
Yale
Indians crush Red Sox as Doby powers 15-4 win
Yesterday's Stars show Larry Doby of the Cleveland Indians homered twice doubled four times and singled driving in five as Cleveland beat Boston 15-4. In the American League White Sox beat the Yankees 4-2 with Billy Pierce and Harry Dorish combining on the mound.
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Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Boston
Billy Pierce
Harry Dorish
Chicago White Sox
New York
Pierce
Dorish
Boxing results from Boston Detroit card lists outcomes
Teddy Redtop Davis of Hartford stopped Tommy Collins in 128 rounds as Boston won. George Powell of Detroit edged Paul Simpson in 147 rounds, with St Louis scoring 8.
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Boston
Teddy “Redtop” Davis
Hartford
Conn
Tommy Collins
Detroit
George Powell
Paul Simpson
St. Louis
Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule with Key Matchups
National League clubs show Milwaukee 35 24 .593 and Brooklyn 36 24 .600 in the standings. Friday features Brooklyn at Milwaukee with Milliken versus Surkont, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Thursday results include Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 4 in 12 innings and Brooklyn 12 Cincinnati 3.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Me Bee
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Milliken
Surkont
Church
St. Louis
Roberts
Miller
Chambers
LaPalme
Dickon
Nuoxhall
Colum
Baseball scores and matchups from multiple games
Standings show New York and Cleveland near top. Schedule lists six night games including Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston. Results include Chicago 4, New York 2 and St. Louis 3, Washington 1 with Philadelphia 5, Detroit 2. Multiple afternoon and evening tilts noted with pitchers Lemon Raschi Consuegra Brown Gray Shea Stobbs Larsen Kellner involved.
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Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Lemon
Raschi
Chicago
Boston
Consuegra
Brown
Gray
Shea
Stobbs
Larsen
Kellner
Baton
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Saturday Card
Kansas City beat St. Paul 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Louisville and Minneapolis tied 5 to 5. Other games postponed. Saturday’s schedule lists Toledo at Columbus Kansas City at Minneapolis and Louisville at St. Paul. Indianapolis at Charleston and Toledo at Columbus appear in results and next day slate.
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Charleston
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
St. Pau
Shantz Ready to Return to Mound for Athletics
Bobby Shantz, the Philadelphia Athletics left hander and last season’s AL MVP, says he is ready to pitch again. Manager Jimmy Dykes has not set a return date after Shantz last pitched May 21 and left the mound with an arm injury following a fast ball to Sammy White.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
Shantz
Boston Red Sox
Sammy White
Thompson's 3-Hitter Beats Indians 9-3 in Pony League
Three hit pitching by Thompson led the Giants to a 9-3 win over the Indians. Roby contributed two hits for the victors while Daly Gaskill and Forman had the Indians' three safeties.
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Thompson
Giants
Indians
Roby
Daly
Gaskil
Forman
Burdette
Gaskill
Morrison
Pickett
Slumping Yanks Braves Drop 4th in Row
The Indians renew the one sided rivalry with the New York Yankees as both teams slip in the pennant race. Milwaukee Braves meet Brooklyn Dodgers while Chicago White Sox sweep the Yanks. Brownies and Phillies win as Brooklyn and St Louis drop losses in a busy MLB day.
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Braves
Cleveland Indians
Indians
New York Yankees
New York
Milwaukee
Yanks
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ohio All-Stars Edge Kentucky In OT Thriller
The Ohio All-Stars defeated the Kentucky All-Stars 77-74 in sudden death overtime in Bowling Green. Dale Fairchild of Dayton led scoring with 17 points as Tom Dillman from Middletown and Fred Weinman of Hamilton contributed key plays to seal the win.
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Bowling Green
Ohio All-Stars
Kentucky All-Stars
Tom Dillman
Middletown
Fred Weinman
Hamilton
Buckeyes
Colonels
Ohio
Ronnie Clark
Henderson
Dale Fairchild
Dayton
Collins Quits After Defeat in Comeback Bout
Boston light welterweight Tom Collins announces retirement after a lackluster comeback loss to Teddy Redtop Davis at the Boston Garden. Davis stopped Collins in the 10th round after knocking him down twice, following a prior 10 knockdowns by Jimmy Carter. Both fighters weighed 128 pounds.
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Boston
Tommy Collins
Teddy Redtop Davis
Hartford
Conn
Collins
Boston Garden
Jimmy Carter
Davis
Boston Battler
Carter
Baseball Yearly Leaders Highlight Top Batters and Home Run Hitters
Pace Majors 372 Pace Majors 372 National batting Schoendienst St Louis 346 Bell Cincinnati 311 Runs Batted In Campanella Brooklyn 62 Bell Cincinnati 51 Home Runs Mathews Milwaukee 20 Kluszewski Cincinnati 19 Bell Cincinnati 16 American Batting Goodman Boston 333 Rosen Cleveland .322 Runs Batted In Mantle New York 52 Rosen Cleveland 50 Doby Cleveland 45 Home Runs Zernial Philadelphia 18 Rosen Cleveland 15 Doby Cleveland 13
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St. Louis
Bell
Cincinnati
Campanella
Brooklyn
Mathews
Milwaukee
Kluszewski
Goodman
Boston
Rosen
Cleveland
Mantle
New York
Doby
Zernial
Philadelphia
Ohioans in Open Rochester Round Leads to Narrow Scores
Polly Randolph of St. Clairsville Ohio shot 41 39 80 in the first round of the USGA Women's Open in Rochester New York Bonnie Randolph of Cleveland posted 37 40 77 with Paris 34 37 74 also listed three round totals Reading shows Ohio players in early action and tied or near the lead amid a competitive field.
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Rochester
N. Y
Polly Randolph
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Bonnie Randolph
Cleveland
Paris
Four Marks Expected To Fall In AAU Opening Session
Dayton reports a 10 event opening night of the 65th national AAU track and field championships at Dayton High School Stadium. Mal Whitfield and Parry O'Brien headline the field, with records in 880 yards 440 yards and shot put potential include Whitfield aiming at 1 49 2 and O'Brien at 58 7 inch.
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Dayton
Dayton High School
Wes Santee
United States
Long Beach
Calif
Mal Whitfield
Whitfield
England
Sid Wooderson
J. W. Mashburn
Oklahoma
Heath McKenley
Jamaica Flash
Don Smith
Kansas
Parry O’brien
Los Angeles Athletic Club
O’brien
Hot Weather Keeps Anglers From Streams
Ohio anglers avoided lakes and rivers last week as heat reduced fishing pressure. The wildlife division notes improving conditions, with clear streams and bright outlook for weekend. Charlie Shue of Elyria caught 240 fish in eight hours on Lake Erie, mainly white bass and pike.
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Ohio
State Wildlife Division
Lake Erie
Charlie Shue
Elyria
Trumbull
Mosquito Lake
Ashland
Richland
Normal
Mahoning County
Cuyahoga County
Summit County
Portage
Athens County
Burr Oak Lake
Bremont County
Piedmont
Tappan Lake
Seneca Lake
Lake Hope
Lake Alme
Delaware
Franklin County
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Buckeye Lake
Pike County
White
Dick Gernert Attends Temple University Offseason
Dick Gernert first baseman for the Boston Red Sox is listed as attending Temple University during the offseason. The note confirms his college affiliation and offseason activities.
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Luke Easter
Indians
Dick Gernert
Boston Red Sox
Temple University
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