All-Ohio Class A Team Named in 1956 Basketball List
The Associated Press selects its 1956 All-Ohio Class A lineup led by Terry Lucas of Middletown with John Milhoan of Gallipolis and Larry Willey of Defiance among the first team. Akron South’s Jim Darrow and Hamilton’s Gary Hornsby also make the first five as the tourney nears in Cleveland.
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Trout Aims For Comeback In Batting Practice Revival
Former Detroit Tiger pitching star Paul Dizzy Trout, now retired, expresses desire to return to the game by taking batting practice with his old rivals.
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Santee AAU Feud Heads For Final Ruling
The Santee AAU dispute stalls as Judge Walter A Niehoff delays a decision on a potential permanent injunction. If Santee wins, he may run freely. if the AAU prevails, the lifetim ban stands and Santee must appeal to the AAU Board of Governors for redress.
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Cadmus Loses To Rio Grande In Junior High Tourney
Rio Grande defeated Cadmus 31 to 28 on Vinton High School hardwood to advance in the Gallia County Junior High School basketball tournament. Semifinal results also had Vinton beating Mercerville 41 to 28, with Cadmus' nine-point scorers Jobo Jeffers and Bryan Bostic leading Cadmus.
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Ohio Bobcats Baseball Opens Spring Practice In Gym
Ohio University coach Ron Wren guides intrasquad drills at Men's Gymnasium as players rehearse squeeze plays, pepper drills and fungo practice. He names potential power hitters and lineup shifts with Thmpson at third, Hornsby to first, Weinbrecht short, Griesheimer and Hutcheson in lineup. Pitchers Nusum Hinkle and Driscal face added pressure as fences are shortened to 330 feet and the team plans southern games before a home clash with Ohio State.
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Kluszewski Injury Sidelines Redlegs Star
Redlegs first baseman Ted Kluszewski faces hip trouble after an injury in an exhibition. He will travel to Miami for examination by Dr. George Sennett of Johns Hopkins. GM Gabe Paul seeks a top specialist to assess whether muscular factors hinder his condition.
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Middies Sure Of Cage Title
Middletown high hopes to win the Class A final in Cleveland this weekend. The school board called off all classes Friday to allow students to celebrate the anticipated victory. A parade is planned for next Sunday afternoon when the team returns.
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Exhibition Baseball Kansas City B 10 St. Paul AA 2
Kansas City B defeated St. Paul AA by ten to two in an exhibition baseball game. Strong hit action highlighted by KC’s offense and solid pitching limited St. Paul to two runs. Game served as a showcase for both clubs ahead of the season.
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McLin Steps Down as McArthur High Coach After Five Years
McLin, longtime McArthur High School basketball coach, resigns effective May 25 after five seasons with 71 wins 36 losses. His teams captured three Buckeye League titles and four Vinton County crowns. he also led baseball to three county titles and served as assistant football coach and Little League baseball coach. He plans to remain in coaching and has career ties to Marshall College.
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