Ohio U Defeats Marshall Twice 13-0 8-2 in MAC Baseball
Ohio University wins two straight over Marshall College, 13-0 in Athens and 8-2 in Huntington. Pitcher Bill Hinkle earns a six hit shutout in the first win and a second victory with Ralph Nuzum also tossing for OU. Bob Howrwood homered, Weinbrecht drives in runs, and Marshall uses errors to fall behind 2 0.
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Ohio U
Marshall
Hinkle
Huntington, W. Va
Ohio University
Marshall College
Bill Hinkle
Ohio Bobcats rout Marshall 13-0 in MAC game
Ohio University pitcher Ralph Nuzum improved to 7-0 with a five inning gem allowing three singles and no walks as Ohio defeated Marshall 13-0. Bob Ashley struggled on the mound for Marshall and was relieved in the seventh as Ohio claimed its 13th win against two losses and remained 3-0 in conference play.
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Jack Gilbert
Ohio University Park
Bobcats
Marshall College
Ohio
Ralph ‘Nuzum
Marshall
Bob Ashley
Nuzum
Athens High School
Ashley
Middleport
Athens
Bob Wren
Jack Bryan
British Coed Sets High Jump Record in Belfast
Thelma Hopkins, 19, British coed and dental student at Queens University, cleared a world high jump record height of 5 feet 8 inches in Belfast. The previous mark of 5 feet 8 inches was held by A Chudina of Russia. Hopkins competed in Helsinki and is a strong British hope for Melbourne Olympics.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Thelma ‘Hopkins
A. Chudina
Russia
Miss Hopkins
Queens University
Helsinki
Britain
Melbourne
Mantle's two homers pace Yankees past Athletics 7-6
Mickey Mantle belts two home runs including back to back in the seventh to lift the New York Yankees over the Kansas City Athletics 7-6. Hank Bauer and Yogi Berra also homer as New York improves behind starter Mickey McDermott and reliever Don Larsen. Mantle drives in three runs to raise his season totals. Berra adds his seventh homer and Bauer contributes a first inning shot.
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New York
Mickey Man
Hank Bauer
Yogi Berra
Kansas City Athletics
Mantle
Billy Martin
Mickey
Bauer
Lou Kretlow
Kretlow
A's
Mickey McDermott
Don Larsen
McDermott
Ed Burtschy
Berra
Yogi
Kansas City
Burtschy
Astraline Gaither
Lagsom ¢Ayr
HeFra
Me ‘Dermott
Ile
Bauer, Berra
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
Detroit and Boston posted notable scores in Saturday wagering with Detroit beating Boston 16 to 4 and Cleveland edging Baltimore 2 to 1. New York defeated Kansas City 5 to 2 while Washington blanked Chicago 4 to 2. Friday saw Boston and Detroit tie 6 to 4, New York top Kansas City 10 to 6, Baltimore over Cleveland 4 to 3, and Chicago besting Washington 5 to 2. Sunday shows Kansas City at Washington and Detroit at Baltimore among others with Chicago at New York.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Miami
Columbus
Havana
Richmond
Milwaukee
Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St Philadelphia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Tigers explode for 16 in rout of Boston Red Sox
Detroit, powered by Harvey Kuenn four RBIs and a 20 hit attack, shells Boston 16 to 4. Billy Hoeft earns win as Frank Malzone errors opens a seven run fourth inning. Charley Maxwell and Bill Tuttle each collect four hits.
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Boston
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Billy Hoeti
Red Sox
Harvey Kuenn
Billy Tuttle
Charley Maxwell
Hoeft
Cincy Remains Ahead In Long 11 Inning Tilt
In an extra innings game Cincinnati outlasted Pittsburgh 7 to 3 after 10 frames with Freese Post Nuxhall and Robinson delivering key RBIs. Clemente two doubled and Kluszewski homered for Pittsburgh while Bailey and Bell also contributed.
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Cincy Shades
Pittsburgh
Nuxhall
Crowe
LaPalme
Imeimnati
E—Bailey
Rbi—Freese
Cle ‘Mente
Law
Post
Rob- Bell
Clemente
Skinner
Inson
Long
Ward
Kluszewski
Hr—Freese
Robinson
S—Robinson Freese
Sf—Law
Temple
McMill
Cincinnati
Gus Beir
Cincinnati Redlegs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ted Kluszewski
Redlegs
Hoa
Preese
Thom
Walls Clemente
del Greco
Roberts
Shepard
Souchak Sets Pace at Colonial Invitational Golf
Fort Worth Texas star Mike Souchak of Grossinger's New York shot a five under par 211 to seize early lead at 54 holes in the $25,000 Colonial Invitational. He matched the course record set by Ben Hogan in 1946 and Chandler Harper tied last year. Tom Bolt trailed, while Don Finsterwald and Peter Thomson slipped from the pace after rough holes.
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Fort Worth
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
New York
Souchak
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Ben Hogan
Chandler Harper
Bulldogs Struggle in Field Events Despite Lead on Cinders
Athens Bulldogs led in running events at Ohio University Stadium but lost the meet to Belpre Eagles as Belpre dominated field events. Benny Ball won the 100-yard dash and 40, Larry Russell captured the 880, while Hughes added a 220 win and other Athens athletes placed in multiple events. Coach George Riser slated a Monday meet against Middleport and Jackson.
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Athens
Belpre Eagles
Ohio University Stadium
Eagles
Belpre
Averumton Texins
Eany ‘Ball
Larry Hughes
Pete Wilcoxen
Bulldogs
Larry Russell
Norman Stacey
Athens’ Baseballers
Hughes
Buzz Ball
Darrell Coen
Hurdies
Jim Lee
Roger Brown
Benny Ball
iHughes
Turril
Fulton
Giddings
Low Hurdies
Wilcox
Coen
Tredway
Russell
Stacey
Wilcoxen
Lee
Dash — Hughes
Brown
Turrill
Discus Brook
iCowell
George Riser
Midleport
Jackson
Ohio University
Panthers Win Section Finals in Eastern Class A Tourney
The Panthers defeated an unspecified opponent Friday to claim the Eastern Division title of the Class A Sectional Baseball Tournament and advance to the District at Ohio University. Oak Hill beat McArthur 84 to win the Eastern Class B bracket. Glenford beat Trimble 10-4 in the Northern bracket. Lancaster edged Logan 14 to 1. Chillicothe defeated Waverly 14 to 3. Lancaster and Chillicothe won the Northern and Western divisions respectively.
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al Grove
Panthers
Ohio University
Oak Hill
McArthur
Glenford
Trimble
Lancaster
Logan
Chillicothe
Waverly
Olympic College shortstop nets four steals in one at bat
In a 13-2 win over Skagit Valley Junior College, Olympic College third baseman Don Jacobs reached first on an error and then stole second, third, and home. A teammate reacted, but Jacobs calmly returned to first and completed a record four stolen bases in a single at bat.
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Yremerton
Olympic College
Walloping
Skagit Valley Junior College
Olympic
Don Jacobs
Fon
Jacobs
Skagit
Athens Golfers Split Weekend Matches at Country Club
Lancaster's Golden Gales defeated Athens High 8-4 at Athens Country Club in a weekend tri school meet. Larry Snyder led Athens with a standout effort as the Gales balanced scoring helped halt the Bulldogs two straight match struggles.
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Athens
Dick Peters
Lancaster
Golden Gales
Athens Country Club
Bulldogs
Gales
Larry Snyder
Jim Hegan Paces Tribe To 2-1 Win
Cleveland wins 2-1 as Jim Hegan belts a ninth inning double driving in the go ahead run. Don Ferrarese struck out 13 in a losing effort for Baltimore.
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Jim Hegan
Tribe
Baltimore
Don Ferrarese
Oriole Southpaw
Cleveland
Busby
Woodling
Avila
Wertz
A. Smith
Rosen
Carrasquel
Hegan
Lemon
Baltimore Adams
Boyd
Philley
Francona
Gardner
Diering
H. Smith
Miranda
Ferrarese
RBI
So— Lemon
Rer
W— Lemon
Jumper Disqualified In Last Week's Relays
Des Moines Drake Relays winner Kent Floerke of Kansas replaces disqualified Lewis Watkins of Lincoln University Jefferson City Missouri. Relays director Bob Karnes cited failure to meet NCAA residence requirements.
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Des Moines
Kent Floerke
Kansas
Drake
Floerke
Lewis Watkins
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Bob Karnes
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