Balk record shocks Yankee stadium as Raschi four balks
Vic Raschi of the New York Yankees balked four times under umpire Bill Summers at Yankee Stadium, a Major League record. The game saw Raschi win 4-3 over Bob Kuzava as Phil Rizzuto drove in two runs. The scene reflected growing concerns about balks amid a busy early season.
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Balks
Joe Boehling
Washington
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Chicago
Gordon Goldsberry
Bob Kuzava
White Sox
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Bobby Feller
Detroit
Philadelphia
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Gil Coan
Brooklyn
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Larry Goetz
Cincinnati
Giants
Johnny Sain
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston Braves
Braves
Willie
Puddin
Baseball Leaders Meet Over Draft and League Complaints
Cincinnati Reds and Boston Braves were set to open at Crosley Field as executives from Major and Minor Leagues met. A key issue was a Mexican League protest over losing top players, with Pacific Coast League seeking exemption from the draft. Pacific Coast League President Clarence Rowland urged draft changes to protect lower minors.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Crosley Field
A. B. Chandler
Clarence Rowland
Rowland
Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast League
Major League Executive Council
Rules Committee
Cedarville Tops Ohio Northern In Baseball
In college baseball Cedarville defeated Ohio Northern 5 to 2. The roundup also notes West Liberty 15 Steubenville 9 in golf and Cincinnati 98 Xavier 24 in track. Boxing results show Pat Iacobucci winning a decision over Art Lanos in New York.
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Cedarville
Ohio Northern
West Liberty
Steubenville
Cincinnati
Xavier
Baldwin Wallace
Fenn C. Oberlin
Ohio State
Lee Oma
Detroit
Bl Weinberg
New York
Pat Iacobucci
Art Lanos
Toledo
Charles Cotton
Gene Burton
Washington
D. C
Charley Salas
Tucson
Leon Daugherty
Vickers eliminates Stranahan in Western amateur match
James Vickers of Wichita Kansas defeats defending champion Frank Stranahan to win 1 up after 19 holes in the Western amateur tournament.
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James Vickers
Wichita
Kan
Frank Stranahan
Ty Cobb Runs Down Cy Perkins in Fall 1915 Clash at Shibe Park
Former Athletics catcher Cy Perkins recalls a 1915 game at Philadelphia’s Shibe Park against Ty Cobb. He charged Cobb, fielded a throw, and Cobb barreled into him scoring the winning run, teaching him a hard lesson about meeting a Hall of Famer at the plate.
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CY Perkins
Athletics
Phillies
Tyrus
Raymond Cobb
Tigers
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Raleigh
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Harry Heilmann
Tillie Walker
Walker
Marietta Nine and Rio Grande Aim To Play Friday Tilt
Marietta and Rio Grande College will try a third time to play a baseball game at 4 p.m. Friday on the Gallipolis diamond after two weather cancellations. The Pioneers recently beat West Liberty 5-2 behind Brock Hayes’s bases loaded homer, as Don Huguet is expected to start.
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Rio Grande College
Gallipolis
West Liberty State
Brock Hayes
Don Drumm
Don Huguet
Rio Grande
Glenville
Pioneers
Bethany
Denison
West Liberty
Hayes
Jim Jordan
Drumm
Bob Fender
Cal Michalski
George Soltis
Dave Wood
Mike Madera
Soltis
Jerry Palmer
Paul Garary
Jerry Hedin
Dan Hamill
Huguet
Morris Harvey
Boxer in Hospital After Knockout in Toledo Bout
A Detroit light weight boxer, Harold Hummel, listed as Art Rooney in hospital records, remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital Toledo after a knockout in a Civic Auditorium bout. Dr. C J A Paule of the Toledo Boxing Commission said Hummel possibly suffered a brain concussion and was knocked out at 2 minutes 40 seconds of the second round against Stan Kursa, 138, also of Detroit, before about 1400 spectators.
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Toledo
Detroit
Mercy Hospital
Civic Auditorium
C. J. A. Paule
Toledo Boxing Commission
Art Rooney
Harold Hummel
Hummel
Stan Kursa
Defiance Hires Two New Coaches For 1946-47
Defiance High School named Robert Cowan age 27 as head football coach after a college and pro playing career. The school also appointed Max E. Gecowets of Ann Arbor Michigan as head basketball coach noted as Ohio State's most valuable player in 1942.
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Defiance
Defiance High School
Robert Cowan
Indiana University
Cleveland Brown
Max E. Gecowets
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ohio State
Americans Reach Semis in Paris International Tennis
Budge Patty of San Francisco and Billy Talbert of New York advanced to the Paris International semi finals while Tony Trabert of Cincinnati and Irving Dorfman of New York were eliminated. Rookie Don Doll of Detroit led the NFL in 1949 with 27.4 yard average on pass returns.
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Budge Patty
San Francisco
Billy Talbert
New York
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Irving Dorfman
Don Doll
Detroit
Better Ways of Laundering Ease Extra Springtime Load
Home demonstration guidance emphasizes using automatic dryers and washers to save lifting on wash days. It covers choosing hot water tanks, soap and detergent types for soft and hard water, and techniques for fabrics, with care tips for corduroys and stain removal using safe bleaches and sun bleaching.
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Emily van Fossan
Logan
USDA
Kirkman
Redlegs Begin Crucial Ten Day Pitch Against Eastern Clubs
Cincinnati's Reds, buoyed by four straight wins, prepare for a seven game stretch at Crosley Field against the Giants Braves Phillies and Dodgers. The schedule features six feature attractions with four night games and a Sabbath doubleheader. Tickets available by writing Cincinnati Baseball, 307 Vine Street.
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Logan High selects senior play committees for Brother Goose
Logan High School announces the Senior Class Play committees for Brother Goose. May 11 and 12 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium feature Stage co chairs Jack Mathias and Dick Poling with a large team handling properties house publicity and ticket sales led by named student leaders and staff coordinators.
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Logan High School
Brother Goose
Jack Mathias
Dick Poling
Sam Goss
Neil Goss
Charles Bryant
Frank Frazier
Gerald Acker
Ned Carter
Don Mauk
Harold Lemon
Bill Richards
John Yates
Alice Green
Margaret Johnston
Mary Johnston
Mary Lou Abell
Rose Weiland
Norma Jean Redick
Marjorie Harwood
Kathryn Davis
Verna Riddle
Delores Beougher
Pauline Weede
Russell Floyd
Carol Dyer
Cecil Weis
Mary Dixon
Doris Tucker
Gloria Becker
Dale Tucker
Carol Summers
Bill Allbery
Earl Funk
Edith Helber
Mary Brwn
Home Show To Be Held In Logan
Logan hosts the Building Center second annual home show on Saturday with seventeen building supply representatives from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. John Sherwood president said exhibits cover new materials and processes. Basement construction will be explained by William Rodgers Claire Wiseman and a Superior Cement Co. representative showcasing new door equipment.
Logan Elementary School to Be Dedicated Tonight
West Logan Elementary School dedication is planned for this evening with a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. The school, completed last September, is part of a $100 000 Falls Township building program.
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Logan
West Logan
Gay Kruger
Grace Orr
Floyd Thompson
Samuel H. Dillon
Falls Township Board of Education
William Mills
Nelsonville
Election Night at the County Board and Newsroom
A reflective city piece on the anatomy of timely election reporting. It traces six thirty p.m. starts, the crowded board room, tobacco haze, and the rush of precinct tallies. It notes fragile penmanship, sample ballots, and the path from ballots to presses as results trickle in.
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Logan
Board of Elections
Office of the Board of Elections
Bony Ridge
Local Home Show Highlights Kitchens and Roofing Gear
James Halterman of Dayton Sash and Door Co and J B Sanford of ROW Window Co lead a display featuring kitchen cabinets sink tops wall coverings roofing materials interior finishes metal awnings and plywood boats. Termite extermination methods are also demonstrated as Sherwood points out.
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Dayton Sash & Door Co
J. B. Sanford
The
ROW Window Co
Sherwood
Auto accident victim released from hospital
Liza Talbert of Crooksville was treated and released from Hocking Valley Hospital for minor injuries after her car overturned near Logan. Gerald Nelson, 22, also of Crooksville, drove the vehicle. authorities say Talbert failed to negotiate a curve on Route 75 about two and a half miles south of Logan, sending the car over an embankment.
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Liza Talbert
Crooksville
Gerald Nelson
Hocking Valley Hospital
Talbert
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A. J. Waldron
O. H. Bryan
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