Ohio U Opened With 8-2 Win Over Virginia Tech
Ohio University baseball beat Virginia Tech 8-2 in an abbreviated opener as Bobcats offense exploded for five runs in the second and three in the seventh. Pitching by Hirzel and Crew limited Tech to six hits, with O Neil driving in two and Scales blasting a homer.
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Cardinals' Broglio Sharp In Nine Innings In Exhibition
Cardinals pitcher Ernie Broglio went nine innings allowing four hits and four walks in a 2 1 victory over the Dodgers at St. Petersburg. Bill White collected two of St Louis’s six hits, and Daryl Spencer hit a ninth inning homer off Don Newcombe. The trio of Broglio White and Spencer are helping the Cardinals’ early 1961 pennant push.
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Ohio University Track Opens Outdoor Season at Kentucky Meet
Ohio University’s track team opens its outdoor season Saturday in Lexington Kentucky against Kentucky and Wabash College. Expected events include Palough in the 100 and 220, Flemming in the mile and two mile, Fanaff in 220 and 440, with minors Bowman and Palmer listed doubtful due to injuries. Other key Bobcat men include Zmijewski, Zettelmeyer, Swanson, Wagner, Rollinson, Moss, Dill, and Rollinson in various sprints, hurdles, distances and field events.
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Narleski Walks Out On Detroit Tigers
Ray Narleski quit the Detroit Tigers spring camp in Lakeland after a dispute with personnel director Rick Ferrell. He packed his things, flew home to Haddonfield New Jersey, seeking restoration to the roster with a major league contract by Saturday for pension fund insurance. Narleski is on the Denver farm club roster while training with the parent club.
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Baseball Exhibition Thursday Results and Weekend Schedule
Results show St. Louis 2 against Los Angeles 1 and Pittsburgh 6 over Philadelphia 4. New York 5 beat Detroit 4, Milwaukee 8 defeated Kansas City 2, Minnesota 4 over Chicago 3, San Francisco 7 over Boston 5, Los Angeles 3 over Vancouver, Chicago N vs Cleveland canceled due to wet grounds. Weekend games include Pittsburgh vs New York in St. Petersburg and other matchups across Florida and Arizona venues.
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Indians Cut Six Players
The Cleveland Indians trimmed their roster to 30 by sending six players to Daytona Beach Florida. Dick Stigman the rookie All Star southpaw pitches with a elbow muscle tear and will be on the disabled list unless he improves by April 11 Opening Day. Managers note he will join the team in Cleveland for the home opener April 18 against Detroit.
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The Plains Edges Logan On Late McCune Homer
The Plains beat Logan 3 to 2 in a come from behind victory at home. Tommy Thomas hit a fourth inning homer and Le Roy McCune followed with a center field blast in the seventh to seal the win for The Plains. Kenny Harvey worked four hitless innings before Pat Eddy earned the win. Logan starter Steve Dalton allowed four runs in five frames.
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Smith Spins No-Hit Win For Gallipolis
Gallipolis senior Dick Smith pitched a seven inning no hitter in a 3-0 non league win over Oak Hill. Smith struck out eight and walked one, with Dick Roderick driving in two runs on two doubles. Weldon Reese took the loss for Oak Hill as Gallipolis improved to 2-0.
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Two Sharing College Lead At All American Intercollegiate
Homero Blancas of Houston and Downing Grey of Florida State moved into the third round sharing a two stroke lead in the 72 hole event at Pine Forest Country Club. Blancas posted 143 after two rounds while Gray shot 68 to sit three under par, a three stroke improvement from the opening round.
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Boxing results from Los Angeles and Bristol cards
Eddie Garcia outpointed Carmie Price 10 rounds in Los Angeles. Tiger Williams defeated Gene Johns in a 10 round LA bout. Irish Johnny Caldwell stopped Jacques Jacob in Bristol England over 5 rounds.
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Reds Brass Unshaken by Early Citrus League Slump
Cincinnati Reds officials express optimism despite a 6-15 Citrus League start. General Manager Bill DeWitt and Manager Fred Hutchinson foresee a stronger showing, focusing on young pitchers and noting five pleasant surprises in camp led by Ken Hunt. Hutchinson calls Hunt the finest kid pitcher seen in spring training. The Reds prepare for a clash with Los Angeles while Indiana farm club duties test Hunt.
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Giants Staff Notches Sixteen Shutouts in 1960 Season
The San Francisco Giants pitching staff recorded sixteen shutouts during the 1960 season highlighting strong mound work and team depth. The coordinators and ace hurlers led a stingy rotation that limited opponents across the year.
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OU Golfers Cup Win At Virginia
Ohio University golfers led by Tom Mollencop and Eddie Gordon beat Virginia 18 to 9 at Hidden Valley Country Club to move to 2-1. Mollencop and Gordon each posted 76 to pace the team, with strong showings from Mollencop's brother Jerry and Nick Carl. The squad planned practice at the Greenbrier for the Greenbrier Invitational with WVU, Pittsburgh, Denison, Colgate, Davidson, Washington and Lee and Virginia as challengers.
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Mears Picks Star Studded College Cage All Stars
Ray Mears will coach an all star college squad in three games against the Cleveland Pipers, meeting in Buffalo Akron and Cleveland. The team features Tom Smith, Larry Siegfried, John Tidwell, Don Kojis, and Walt Bellamy plus Whitey Martin Pawlak Sawyer and Rossie Johnson, with Bellamy to play the first two games.
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Pomeroy Panthers Top Rutland 9-5 In Nonleague Start
Pomeroy Panthers beat Rutland 9 to 5 in a nonleague opener. Tom White earned the win after relieving Terry Knight in the third inning. Rutland starter Hall took the loss as Meigs County rivals fell behind by six runs in the third and add three more in the fifth.
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Nelsonville Merchants Begin Practices This Sunday
Eugene Snyder, manager of the Nelsonville Merchants in the Heart of Ohio League, announces opening practice and a tryout this Sunday at 2 p m at the Nelsonville ball diamond. Area players are invited to attend the first session.
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Dodgers Hold Most Farm System Teams in National League
The Los Angeles Dodgers crown the NL with 12 minor league affiliates in their farm system. Five clubs are owned by the Dodgers, while seven operate under working agreements with the team.
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Portland Ends Grade Season With Championship Clinch
Portland finished the grade school season with a 75-39 win over Bedford. Larry Price scored 39 points and Marvin McKelvey 26 for Portland, while D Reed had 18 for Bedford. Portland captured the Meigs County championship and the Portland Invitational Tournament title.
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