Reedsville Heiner's clash in OWL Sunday
Reedsville seeks a shift after an 8-5 win over Albany Lions as they face Heiner's Bread of Middleport in OWL action. Sunday results include Nelsonville 4 New Marshfield 3 and Middleport 3 Syracuse 2 with Diles four hits and seven strikeouts for Syracuse early.
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Albany Lions
Bread of Middleport
Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Middleport
Syracuse
Clarence Price
William Williams
Nuzum
Wid Canter
Roland Gaskill
Roger van Dyke
Clair Berry
Art Enion
Bob Hacker
Lions
Dave Diles
Breadmen
OWL
Diles
Paul Roush
Albany
Wil Pet
New Ma
Lightweights Clash in Cincinnati Tonight at 10 Rounds
Wallace Bud Smith of Cincinnati faces Orlando Zulueta of Havana in a 10 round lightweight bout at Cincinnati Garden tonight. Smith and Zulueta bring fighting pedigree as rivals for the title shots.
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Bud” Smith
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Louisville Crushes Charleston 16-10 in 24-hit showcase
Louisville powered past Charleston 16-10 behind 24 hits and six Charleston errors. Lou Daman belted a three run homer and Harry Aganis added a two run shot as Louisville plated most of its runs in a big offensive night while other American Association games were postponed due to rain.
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Colonel
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Harry Aganis
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Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Fights Last Night by Associated Press
In Brooklyn Mickey Laurant drew with Tozo Kid Portugues in a 158 percent bout. In Milwaukee Dan Bucceroni stopped Wes Bascon in a 174 percent match in Philadelphia, 7.
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Mickey Laurant
France
Tozo Kid Portugues
Costa Rica
Milwaukee
Dan Bucceroni
Philadelphia
Wes Bascon
St. Louis
How To Play Par Golf Grip Guide
A guide explaining interlocking grip technique for par golf. It describes hand placement, knuckle visibility, V shapes and thumb positioning, and how to join both hands into a unified grip for a secure swing.
SranpN American League Tuesday Schedule
The schedule lists New York at Cleveland at 7 15 p m with Ford facing Lemon and Boston at Chicago at 8 30 p m Freeman meeting Rogovin Philadelphia at St Louis 8 15 p m Bishop against Trucks Washington at Detroit 2 p m Porterfield versus Wight Monday results show Detroit 10 New York and Boston at St Louis on wet grounds Only games scheduled Wednesday's slate includes Boston at Chicago 1 30 p m Washington at Detroit 2 p m and Philadelphia at St Louis 8 30 p m
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Ford
Lemon
Boston
Chicago
Freeman
Rogovin
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bishop
Trucks
Washington
Detroit
Porterfield
Wight
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland Indians
Baseball Night Yet To Be Decided In Big City Matchups
Saint Louis faces Pittsburgh at 12 30 p m with Miller and Preske tipped to pitch. Cincinnati visits New York at 12 30 p m with Judson opposing Magtie. Chicago meets Philadelphia at 12 30 p m with Lawn and Crews starting. Milwaukee plays Brooklyn at 12 30 p m with Bickford and Erskine as starters. Monday results show New York 12 5 Cincinnati 4 9 Milwaukee 9 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 4 St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 06. Chicago hosts New York at 12 30 p m. St Louis visits Brooklyn at 7 p m. Cincinnati travels to Philadelphia at 7 p m. Milwaukee goes to Pittsburgh at 7 p m.
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New York
Judson
Magtie
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Philadelphia
Lawn
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Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Bickford
Erskine
Seanna
J . Lewis
Midwest Baseball Standings and Schedule Fragment
A fragment shows teams Kansas City Charleston Louisville Columbus Minneapolis Indianapolis and St Paul with win loss records and a partial schedule. Postponements include Kansas City at Columbus St Paul at Toledo and Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
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Charleston
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St.aul
Toledo
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Indians option Santiago to Dallas in Texas League
The Cleveland Indians optioned Joe Santiago a right handed Puerto Rican pitcher to Dallas of the Texas League.
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Joe Santiago
Dallas
Redlegs end eight-game skid with 9-5 win over Giants
Cincinnati ends an eight-game losing streak by defeating the New York Giants 9-5 in the second game of a doubleheader, led by Gus Bell and Ted Kluszewski. Bell homered twice with eight RBIs across both games, while Kluszewski added five hits and four RBIs. Bubba Church earned the win in relief, and Cincinnati had previously lost the opener 12-4 at the Polo Grounds.
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Ebbets Field
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Olson Young bout set for Madison Square Garden June 19
San Francisco's Olson faces New York's Young in a 15 round middleweight clash at Madison Square Garden on June 19. Both fighters take 30 percent of net receipts and share radio television money totaling about fifty thousand dollars. Manager Sid Flaherty confirmed the agreement after discussions with International Boxing Club head Norris.
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Bobo) Olson
Paddy Young
Madison Square Garden
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Sid Flaherty
International Boxing Club
Sugar Ray Robinson
France
Charles Homez
England
Randy Turpin Battle
London
Skyline Club Drops Opener
In the 1953 home opener, Blennerhasset Field & Gun Club skeet shooters defeated the Skyline Gun Club of Athens 573 to 567 after 15 shooters from each side fired 50 targets. Paul Alimark earned 50x50, with Wolfe 25x25 straights and Mills 48x50. four visitors mustered 46x50 to stay competitive. Marietta will host the first Tri-City meet on Sunday May 24 featuring Skyline and Sestiandeen teams in skeet and trap.
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Skyline Gun Club
Athens
Parkersburg
Paul Alimark
Byron Wolfe
Howard Mills
Gordon Bush
Marietta
Skyline
Sestiandeen
Indians to Meet Yankees for First Place Showdown
Cleveland faces New York in a pivotal first place matchup. Manager Al Lopez plans to start right handed Bob Kennedy in right field against Whitey Ford, with Al Rosen batting cleanup and Sob Lemon pitching. The two teams split the prior meetings with the Indians historically strong in this rivalry.
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Indians
New York Yankees
Lcre
Whitey Ford
al Lopez
Bob Kennedy
Harry Simpson
al Rosen
Sob Lemon
Tankes
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Mizell Kicks Winless Streak With 5-0 Shutout
Pitcher Wilmer Mizell of the St. Louis Cardinals shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-0 on two singles and nine strikeouts, notching his second win of the season without a loss. Cincinnati batters Gus Bell and Ted Kluszewski drove in 12 runs on 10 hits, including Bell’s grand slam, as the Redlegs split a doubleheader with the New York Giants.
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Gus Bell
Ted Klussewski
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Wisconsin Redmen
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Preacher Roe
Clem Labine
del Crandall
Johnny Logan
Sid Gordon
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del Ennis
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Jim Konstanty
Daryl Spencer
Giants
New York
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Spencer
Ted Kluszewski
Detroit
Vic Raschi
Yanks
East High hosts Gene Woodling assembly today
East High School students host an assembly honoring Gene Woodling of the New York Yankees. The event recalls 1938 baseball days at East under Coach Larry Ricker.
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East High School
Gene Wood‘ling
New York Yankees
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Major league leaders pace 7 includes Kell and Campanella
Kell of Boston and Campanella of Brooklyn headline the batting leaders with 27 hits and 6 home runs respectively. Mantle stars for New York with 19 runs, while Parnell Wynn and Surkent top pitching lists with 3 0 records and perfect ERAs. Shantz and Roberts lead in strikeouts with 23 and 26.
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Maine
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Stuart
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Wyrostek
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Brooklyn
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Snider
Dark
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Pittsburgh
Chicago bowlers pace at near pace on day 73
On the third time in the 93 day Ameri can Bowling Congress tournament a doubles and singles squad will perform on tonight's final shift. All contestants are from Chicago or its suburbs. Top 10 leaders remained undisturbed marking day 73. Leading totals were far off pace.
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Jeading
Notre Dame Eyes New Iron Man After Rule Change
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy, opposed to the 1953 end of the two platoons, has built a versatile squad through spring drills with 60 minute stamina. The Irish, 7-2-1 last season, show deep depth with 76 players including 23 lettermen and a load of sophomores and freshmen.
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Art Hunter
Don “Enza
Frank Varrichione
Sam Palumbo
Jack Lee
Mizell Shuts Out Pirates in Pittsburgh Victory
Vinegar Bend Mizell, the 22 year old St. Louis Cardinals left-hander, blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-0 on two hits with nine strikeouts. Del Crandall, Johnny Logan and Sid Gordon led Milwaukee’s 9-4 win over Brooklyn. Daryl Spencer hit a grand slam for the Giants in New York’s win over Cincinnati.
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Wilmer
Vinegar Bent
Mizell
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Dizzy Can
Bobcat Nine Rained Out
The Ohio University Bobcats postponed the opening game of their four game home stand due to heavy rains. The team had upset Western Michigan for the first time since 1950 and remains in the Mid-American Conference race with Western Michigan holding a half game lead. Tomorrow at 3 15 p m the Morris Harvey game will be played. Coach Blosser hosts Marietta College at the Athens Country Club this afternoon as golf. The Bobcats seek win number 14.
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Morris Harvey
Victors
Western Michigan
Bobcats
Broncos
Ohio
Bob Wren
Kermit Blosser
Marietta College
Athens Country Club
Lane Richards Ponder Slow White Sox Start
General Manager Frank Lane seeks right handed hitters while Paul Richards worries about pitching. After two losses to Philadelphia, the White Sox sit two games behind the Yankees. Lane courted three clubs for a right hander but with no results. Richards says the club will stick with a five man rotation and push more innings from the staff.
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Chicago White Sox
Frank Lane
Paul Richards
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Sox
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New York Yankees
Bill P Pierce
Saul Rogovin
Joe Dobson
Mike Fornieles
Gene Bearden
Pierce
Dobson
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