Bobcat golfers triumph in triangular with BG and Kent
Ohio University golfers defeated Bowling Green and Kent State 3-0 in a rainy Fall Country Club triangular to raise their record to 12 4. Kircher led OU with a 36 37 73 medallist score while Don Todd and Dave Moore won two matches each. Kent State and Bowling Green each won one. The meet marked OU's third Mid American Conference win and sets up a return clash with Toledo and Western Michigan at the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Levy
Ohio
Dad Kircher
Fred Wilt
Kent State
Gular
Con Country Club
Golden Flashes
Tom Welsh
Bobcats
Kent
Jack
Algeo
Don Todd
Bobcat
Dave Moore
Miami
Mar
Kermit Blosser
Warriors
Toledo
Western Michigan
Favored Needles Wins 82nd Derby Run
Needles captures the 82nd Derby as Rex Ellsworth's horses falter. Terrang leads early but fades. Countermand and Pensive clock 2 04 1 5 on a fast track, while Career Boy and Head Man fail to threaten.
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Needles
C. V. Whitney
New York
Iven
Tom Page
Fontaine
Rex Ellsworth
Terrang
Baltimore
Sonny Boy
Brandywine Stabie
Donald Granddad
Ross
Wilmington
Del
Ponder
Pensive
Mand
Five-Team Ohio River Baseball Loop Opens Season
Four of five teams start a 20 game first half schedule next Sunday at Reedsville and Racine. Reedsville hosts Colville in opening game while Point Pleasant travels to Racine. Pomeroy plays May 20 at Point Pleasant. First half ends July 4 producing a winner to meet the second half champion on September 9 with two more meetings on September 16 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River Baseball League
Reedsville
Racine
Colville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Chamion
Four Games Set for HVA Openers This Sunday
The Hocking Valley Association starts its season with four new teams Coalton Coals ton Nelsonville and Stewart joining returning clubs Sunnyhill Chauncey McArthur and The Plains The opening cards pair Sunnyhill with McArthur Chauncey with Nelsonville The Plains with McArthur and Buchtel with Stewart All games start at 2 pm with a 20 minute race period and seven Sundays remain for play through June 24
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Hocking Valley Association
Sunnyhill
Chauncey
McArthur l
the Plains
Buchtel
Coalston
Nelsonville
Stewart
Cvation
Sunn
McArthur
Kenneth Dane
Gil Courtney
Bruce McLin
Gene Charney
Jack Kieffer
Gene Edwards
Don Click
Coalton
Don Poston
John Featherstone
Nday Coalton
Gallipolis and Point Pleasant Tie in Long Nine Inning Tilt
In a 11 inning interstate clash at Gallipolis Point Pleasant and Gallipolis battled to a 4 to 4 tie after each side homered twice. Mickey Hardway boosted Gallipolis with a solo shot and Pee Wee Rees followed with a leadoff homer for Point Pleasant before the game settled into extra frames. Gallipolis pitchers Kemp, Lockhart, and Wedge worked 11 innings while Jim Vogelgesang fanned 15 Mount Union hitters in a separate Alliance matchup context.
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Point Pleasant
Kipolis Point Pleasune
Blue Devil
Mickey Hardway
Jim Lewis
Pee ‘Wee Rees
Bill Carruthers
Jack Rogers
City Bowlers Enter Ohio State Bowling Tournament
Four Athens teams traveled to Cleveland for the Ohio State Bowling Tournament over the weekend. Ambassador Laundry and Mathews Ashland led squads with listed players, joined by McBee Bowling League all-stars.
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Athens
Cleveland
Ambassador Laundry
Mathews Ashland
McBee Bowling League
Ambassador
George Rutkoskie
Russ Hall
Rex Snider
Carroll Widdoes
Carl Patterson
Bot Gagie Mathews
Cliff Ridgenour
Liz Ogg
Dwight Bowdie Murphy
Denver White
Gil Hickam
McBee
Floyd Wolfe
Virgil Conkey
Bud Harper
Woodrow West
Warren
Judge Hints Delay in IBC Antitrust Judgment
Federal Judge Sylver J. Ryan suggested he may postpone ruling on the government anti trust suit against the National Boxing Club Madison Square Garden and two IBC officials until late summer. The nonjury trial concluded after nine days on Thursday in New York.
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New York
Sylver J. Ryan
National Boxing Club
Madison Square Garden
IBC
Ryan
Landy and Bailey Break Four Minute Mile Barrier
Jim Bailey of Oregon and John Landy of Australia battled to become the first U.S. and international runners to dip under four minutes in a historic mile at Austin. Bailey clocked 3 58.2 to set an American record while Landy finished in 3 58.7, with Ron Delany of Villanova third. A throng of more than 40 000 watched the Pacific Coast Conference meet as Bailey edged Landy in a dramatic finish.
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Bailey
Landy
Ron Delany
Villanova
University of Oregon
United States
Austin
Tex
Wes Santee
Kansas
Jim
Austi
Southern California
Cla Bailey
Delany
Dela
Coation
Sandy
Ihad Bailey
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DUBG
Kirener
Paulis
Kepler
Kircher
Omen Cchionchio
Hallett
Todd
Steinen
Moore
Wilt
Welsh
Norcia
Burner
Basil Rutter
Elmwood Place
Fritz Howard
Roger Wrean
HVA
Gallipolis
Hardway
Vis
Denny Wedge
Kees
Carrithers
Hayden Lockhart
Herrig
Tiny Swisher
Rogersmen
Vogelgesang
Alliance
John Thomas
Blue Devils
Pleasant
Rees
Paul Burks
Lockshart
Wedge
Raymond Rainey
Landy, Befley
U. S
Los Angeles
Jim Bail
Francisco
Pedley
Austria
Bill Dellinger
Rome
Walters
Danny Sele
John Landy
Lon Spurrier
San Weikart
Rai — Lane
Wasmnutun
D.C
Cherif Hamia
Algeria
Boise
Idaho
Jimmy Grow
Ken Willis
Oakland
Calif
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Fred Galiana
Spain
Jules Touan
France
Galiana
Kincade
The
Elks
Masons
Wonton
Montese Church
Ohio State Treasurers Association
BUICK
Paul Ferry
Elmer James
Dick Phillips
Foster Bean
George Weisenbach
John Gibson
Corner Court
Carpenter Streets
Athens, Ohio
Beasley & Mathews
Carpenter Street
Beasley and
Mathews
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