College Nines On Television
College baseball television on the horizon as Abe Chanin predicts the College World Series on TV. California fans back televising a Southern Cal versus UCLA game, with networks bidding for rights. McArthur High notes three freshmen starring in the Vinton County Tournament run and Marshall’s coach Snyder foresees a MAC title dogfight at Bowling Green.
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Abe Chanin
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Mcarthur High
Paul Haney
Vinton County
Charlie Hale
Generals
Dick Bates
Bill Bullock
McArthur
Oak Hill
Racine
Larry Snyder
Athens High
Ohio U
Marshall University
Bowling Green
Snyder
Falcons
Kermit Blosser
Bobcats
Larry
Marshall
Jim Ward
Pete Byers
Drexel Meade
North Carolina Dismisses Moe For Part In Scandals
UNC suspends basketball star Doug Moe after he admitted accepting $75 from gambler Aaron Wagman and failing to report bribe offers. Moe, a Tar Heel standout, had previously denied involvement in the point-shaving probe. Chancellor William B. Aycock announced the indefinite suspension.
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Moe
Doug Moe
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
William B. Aycock
Brooklyn
N. Y
Aycock
Aaron Wagman
New York
Wagman
Lou Brown
American Association scores and schedule notes
Houston defeated Omaha 9 to 6. Dallas Fort Worth led 5 to 0 as Louisville Indianapolis game at Denver was postponed.
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Houston
Omaha
Dallas-Fort Worth
Louisville
Indianapolis
Denver
Spahn Wins Again as Reds, Cubs Lead NL Race
Warren Spahn pitched two hits and nine strikeouts in a 4-1 win over the Dodgers, his 291st victory and first over Los Angeles in three years. San Francisco beat Chicago 8-4 to reclaim the NL lead as St. Louis topped Pittsburgh 3-1. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 9-3, extending its win streak to four.
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Chicago Cubs
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Washington
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Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Ted Kluszewski
Earl Averill
Kansas City
Boston
Athens Bulldogs Rout Logan In Nine Hole Golf Match
Athens Bulldogs won their sixth straight golf match and eighth of the season with a 15 percent romp over Logan at Athens Country Club. Bobby Littler led with one under par 35 to earn all four points, while Charles Lanning posted 43 for Logan. Blaine Cornwell added 44 and Art Smith 43 as Logan claimed a half point. The Chieftains will travel to Wellston Friday for a rematch with the Golden Rockets.
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Athens Country Club
Bulldogs
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Charles Lanning
Littler
Blaine Cornwell
Chieftains
Bob Johnson
Art Smith
Cornwell
George Blosser
Gerald Vermillion
Charley McAfee
Wellston
Golden Rockets
Wren Leads Ohio U to 16-9 Win Over Muskingum Opener
Ohio University beat Muskingum 16-9 in a midweek tuneup, led by Bill Hirzel’s expected start Friday in Kalamazoo against Western Michigan. Joe Nossek and Roger Merle powered the offense with multiple hits and three RBIs, while Muskies rallied briefly before Kochendorfer secured the win.
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Mich
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Wren
Bill Hirzel
Hicksville
Dayton
Muskies
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Cooper
Jim French
Murray Cook
Jerry Friend
Cook
John Zaffer
Joe Nossek
Larry Thomas
Ohio U
Kochendorfer
Roger Merle
Crew
Butler
Vala
Tribe Trims Sox 4-3 On Hale's Pinch Single
Hale delivers a clutch pinch single to lift the Indians over the White Sox 4-3 after a late rally. Hale's hit breaks a 3-3 tie in the ninth as Frank Funk earns his second win in relief.
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Sox
Hale
Ken Hunt
Pete Ramos
Hector Lopez
Roger Maris
Bob Turley
Bob Hale
Indians
Johnny Romano
White Sox
Frank Funk
Gary Staley
A’s
Red Sox
Ray Herbert
Kansas City
Andy Carey
Jerry Lumpe
Mike Fornieles
Don Larsen
Lucas Leads U S Win in Kiev Exhibition
Jerry Lucas of Ohio State starred for the United States squad on its Soviet tour, scoring 30 points as the U S defeated a Kiev Institution of Education team 98 to 83 in an exhibition game.
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Ussr
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
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Soviet Union
Lucas
Kiev Institution of Education
District Four Selection Group Sets May 21 Meeting
Western Michigan coach Charlie Maher outlines the District Four Tourney plans and committee members. The closed session at the Indiana Hotel in Fort Wayne will select all star teams and determine at large entries from Big Ten and other conferences for the NCAA district tourney. The winner advances to the eight team World Series in Omaha June 9 to 14.
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John H. Kobs
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J. Kyle Anderson
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Big Ten
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Pittsburgh
Mid-Ameri
University of Detroit
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Omaha
Nebraska
Veteran Sox Duo Win 26 Games Between Them
Age seems not to slow Chicago White Sox pitchers Early Wynn at 41 and Gerry Staley at 40 who combined for 26 wins last season.
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Chicago White Sox
Early Wynn
Gerry Staley
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