Bobcat baseball opens season with strong pitching intrasquad
Ohio University Bobcats held an intrasquad game on the eve of a six game South exhibition tour. Five hurlers limited hitters as Jerry Driscoll and Gordon Griffey hurled effectively for the A and B squads. Ray Thompson was chosen captain after leading last year with 11 RBIs and a .249 average. The 21 man squad includes eight pitchers and features Nuzum and Hinkle to start against Newbury College with Nuzum expected five innings and Hinkle the final four. The team heads to Parris Island and Blacksburg on the tour before western conference action.
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Scotty) Greisheimer
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Baseball Exhibition Schedule and Results
Tuesday schedule shows Boston against Chicago, Baltimore against Cleveland, Kansas City against Detroit, Philadelphia against Milwaukee, and St. Louis. Monday results feature Cincinnati 3 over St. Louis 1, Baltimore 14 to 1, and Cleveland.
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Tendonitis Stalls Gene Conley Arm Strength
Bradenton report on Gene Conley a 25 year old Milwau ee right hander shows tendonitis forcing rest heat treatments and medications. He underwent a three hour exam on his back and right shoulder with X rays to come. Manager Charlie Grim waits as Conley eyes Thursday exam and possible return from shoulder pain that plagued him last season.
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WELE Advances in NBC Tourney in Rochester
In the 14th Annual American Bowling Congress event in Rochester NY the Budweisers of St. Louis led all events with 922 for third place, Lillard of Chicago won first in singles with 2018, Sparando of Rego Park NY topped the singles with 719, Gifford and Lillard led doubles at 1331, while Falstaff Beer of Chicago kept first in team standings at 3082.
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Tebbetts weighs Klu injury delaying spring training
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts says Ted Kluszewski may be left behind during early camps as he recovers from a pulled hip muscle. Kluszewski, hampered by soreness and a taped thigh, is undergoing light workouts and could remain in Tampa or at a minor league camp until opening day. Dr George Bennett diagnosed the injury as a deep hip muscle pull, not permanent, with play possible once healing progresses.
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Lopez Predicts Score's Future
In Tucson Herb Score is forecast by manager Al Lopez to become the best pitcher for Cleveland in two years. Lopez also projects a 2 game season for the 22 year old left hander who went 16 10 in 1955. Cleveland trimmed 12 players, leaving a 24 man roster for spring camp in Daytona Beach. Several cuts were sent to the camp with Pitchers Minnick Cisque Murszewski Nichols Pitula Agurre Tomanek Grace Harrell and Polowski among those moved.
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Grapefruit Hits CUB PILOT ENJOYS TROUBLES
Grapefruit hits and infield troubles occupy camp notes as Hack remains undecided on players Myers and Wincenik. Ed Winceniak and Richie Myers show potential. Banks and Baker benched for evaluation.
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Ernie Banks
Gene Baker
Ed Winceniak Ritchie
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Tebbetts Sees Bright Future for Robinson in NL
Manager Birdie Tebbetts predicts strong future for Robinson as a young hitter. He cites Robinson's spring results and urges fans to have patience as the rookie adjusts to the National League, noting the expectation of a .330 pace with growth. Robinson scored the first run on a solid center hit as the Redlegs defeated the Cardinals 3 1.
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Smoky Burgess
NBA Powers Play at Home in 1950s Semifinal Showdown
The Syracuse Nationals visit Philadelphia for a pivotal semifinal clash as the St Louis Hawks host Fort Wayne Pistons in a best-of-five series. The Nationals aim to rebound after a Sunday win in Syracuse that tied the set, while St Louis, strong at home, seeks to seal the series. Fort Wayne faces Pettit who struggled for scoring in the previous game.
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St Louis Hawks
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Coolville Wins Portland Invitational Final
Action from the Portland Invitational shows the Coolville team defeating Courageville in the finals. Pictured are cheerleaders Judy Dawson Terry Root Diana Butcher Shelva and players Charles Rood Bill Barnett David Locks har Larry Pore Joe Cries Jack Dodd Jon Dick Iiley Rob Fills Scott Burgette Lee Fuhridge Phillip Harri along with coach Jim Vennari.
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Judy Dawson
Terry Root
Diana Butcher
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Charles Rood
Bill Barnett
David Lockshar
Larry Pore
Joe Cries
Jack Dodd
Jon Dick Iiley
Rob Fills
Scott Burgette
Lee Fuhridge
Phillip Harri
Jim Vennari
Carthage Troy
Russell Leads West In Shrine All Star Victory
In the fifth Shrine all star game in Kansas City the West defeated the East 140 42 led by Bill Russell with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Art Bunte and Robin Freeman added 14 and 10 respectively while Don Boldebuck and Furman’s Darrell Lloyd also contributed. Toni Heinsohn top scored for the East with 15.
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Notre Dame Holds 25th Knute Rockne Memorial Breakfast
Services held at Notre Dame University marked the 25th annual Knute Rockne Memorial breakfast in memory of the famed Irish coach killed in a plane crash on March 31, 1981. The event honored Rockne and featured attendees from the university and Irish alumni.
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Point Pleasant Set For Rebuilding Baseball Squad
Point Pleasant Coach Jack Rogers trims his 47 man squad to a leaner unit after spring practice at Point Pleasant High School. Veterans Kenny Wedge Hayden Lockhart and Timmy Swisher will lead as captains. The team opens April with Lakin and plays Wahama Buffalo Middleport Ripley Pomeroy Wahama Gallipolis and other opponents before the Section 7 Tournament at Pik ersburg.
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Jack Rogers
Point Pleasant High School
Kenny Wedge
Hayden Lockhart
Timmy Swisher
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Lakin
Harmon Field
S-Lakin
Wahama
Buffalo
Middleport
Ripley
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Pi Kersburg
Pilots of Five Teams Meet To Organize Hocking Valley Season
Five teams gathered at Athens for a Monday meeting of Hocking Valley Association baseball organizers. Longstretch, The Plains, Chauncey, Buchtel, Coalton are in, with McArthur and Logan talked as entrants. A next meeting is set as clubs must commit. league aims for eight to ten teams.
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Buchtel
Gil Courtney
Chauncey
Jack Kieffer
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F. M. McGhee
Coalton
Jim Sanborn
Longstreth
Kenneth Dane
Me Brooker
Gene Charney
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M. L. McGhee
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Jim Humphreys
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Mé Senger
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McArthur
Logan
New Marshfield
Albany
Snax
Hugh Brooker
Andy Kostival
Jim’ Humphreys
Track and Baseball Schedules Requested
The Messenger seeks schedules and rosters for all area high school track and baseball teams. Information will support upcoming coverage as many schools field track teams for the first time. Coaches or officials are asked to mail or call with details.
Cleveland John Marshall Coach Resigns From Football Post
Dick Vi Allen resigns as head football coach at Cleveland John Marshall High School. He states he will remain as a teacher and continue in education roles.
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Hogan and Old Timers Back In Saddle Say Grimsley
PGA official Grimsley reports Hogan, Demaret, Snead, and Mangrum back in form after Florida observations. Hogan praised for nerve control and training at Seminole Club Palm Beach. He notes Hogan remains the championship favorite for Rochester Open in June and still holds purse record.
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