Gaskill Hurls One-Hitter as Athens Falls to Marietta
Athens Bulldogs lose 3-2 to Marietta Tigers in a Class A sectional near a dramatic late rally. Barney Gaskill pitched a masterful one hitter through eight innings, driving in both Athens runs while Ron Corradini led with three hits. Marietta benefited from unearned runs in the third inning and held on despite Athens threats late, including a potential game-ending triple play by Marietta.
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Pirates Can Win Pennant On Long Way
Pittsburgh is highlighted as Dale Long shines with a triple play and three doubles while Branch Rickey praises his team spirit. The report notes Long helped the game endure interruptions as Felipe Montemayor’s absence became a focal point, illustrating a gritty, pennant-aspiring Pirates ethic.
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Buchtel Wins Sectional Finals Against Chauncey
Buchtel Bruins secure the northern sectional title with an 11 inning 3-2 victory over Chauncey to advance to the Ohio University district tournament. Beech worked the last frame in relief as Gillespie struck out seven, while Beech, Newman, Grinead, and Smart led a 17 hit attack for Buchtel.
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Experts See 2 02 Derby Time as Possible
Derby trainers of the hand picked field for the 125000 added Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs expect the race to run near two minutes and two seconds. Nashua the 4 5 favorite from Belair Stud could reach 2 02, while Summer Tan 2nd choice has faced Nashua in four of five clashes. Weather looks clear with 100000 expected, track fast, and post time at 4 30 pm Eastern.
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Local Motorcycle Races Set to Fire at Logan Fairgrounds
Nearly 100 contestants expected for top team bowling and motorcycle events sponsored by the Lancaster Planet Motorcycle Club. Races start at 2 pm with two heat races in novice and expert classes and finals for heat winners. Dust-free track promised at the Logan fairgrounds.
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Wildcats Rio Gain Finals in Gallia County League
Mercerville and Rio Grande won their semifinal games at Rio Grande High School athletic field to reach the championship round at 8 PM Monday. Mercerville defeated Vinton 10 to 0 in five innings while Rio Grande routed Cheshire 13 to 1.
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Bisons Nip Jets 7 6 to hinder league lead
The Buffalo Bisons defeated the Columbus Jets 7 to 6 as Detroit Red Wings surged to fourth with a sixth straight win over Richmond Virginians. Montreal Royals won 9-4 against Syracuse Chiefs. Toronto Maple Leafs beat Havana Sugar Kings 9-2.
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Newcombe Ends ching Suspension
Newcombe returns after an indefinite suspension for insubordination. The pitcher, 19, faced penalties for not complying with team rules and was sent home. A telephone discussion last night aimed to resolve the action and stabilize the Nippon team’s pitching staff.
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Fights Last Night Two KOs Reported in Major Card
In Los Angeles Arataragon halted Irish Johnny Moray in the 2nd after trading blows. In Youngstown L C Mor kan stopped John Barnes. The Pittsburgh bout saw Banll Erthe defeat by stoppage.
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Plan for Pan Am Games in Cleveland 1959
Mayor Anthony Celebrezze meets with sports leaders to discuss plans for the Pan-American Games to be held in Cleveland in 1959. Delegates review facilities, scheduling, and funding as the city prepares to host the event.
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Canine attack on Ohio University baseball coach
Ohio University baseball coach Bob Wren was attacked by a stray dog while walking on a street. He fought off the canine, remarking this isn’t his year as his team has lost eight of thirteen games.
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Moore Olson Sign Contract For Title Bout In New York
Moore, the light heavyweight champion, will defend against Bobo Olson on June 22 at the Polo Grounds New York. Moore weighed 196 pounds for the Valdes fight and must shed to 175 for Olson, aiming toward a September potential bout with Rocky Marciano if he retains his crown. Olson carries a 21 fight winning streak and Moore has won his last 20.
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Blue Devils Top Portsmouth Southeastern in Track Meet
Gallipolis led 53.1 to Southeastern 45 and Portsmouth 26 in the triangular meet. GAHS mile relay won 3:44 with Lewis Phillips John Milhoan Fish Jenkins. Bill Brown set a school record in 120 high hurdles 16 seconds and Bill Carr 180 low hurdles 21.1 along with other event winners and placers from Gallipolis and Southeastern.
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OSU Jayvees Opponent Practicing for Saturday Doubleheader
Ohio University fresh man diamond drills ready for the Columbus squad at 1 30 pm Saturday. Catching and left field posts unsettled as coach Frank Richey bases decisions on intra squad showing. Bobbittens and Frankenfeld compete for starting roles while five pitchers dress, led by Barry Conner. Ed Kazimir released earlier, Walton Hart Carmichael among possible starters as Athens finishes tied in the event.
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Score Opposes Shantz In Indian Athletics Fight
Rookie Herb Score pitches for Cleveland against the Kansas City Athletics as the A’s seek their first road win. Bobby Shantz will oppose, still remembered for a 24 win season and past injuries. The piece notes Score’s near record pace and Shantz’s lingering shoulder and wrist injuries in prior seasons.
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Jablonski To Patrol Cincinnati Left Field
Cincinnati Redlegs open a home stand with two straight wins and solid hitting. Ray Jablonski moves to left field with Charlie Harmon at third as Joe Nuxhall tops the pitching plans. NBC TV carries the telecast at 9 pm EST amid bout news and boxing notes.
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