OU Nine To Play Three Games This Week
Ohio University faces Western Michigan in a Tuesday home game and travels to Cincinnati Friday and Oxford Saturday. Western Michigan leads the MAC with Ohio chasing second place as Cincinnati and Miami also play multiple league games this week.
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Gallia Seeks 4th SEC Win in Jackson Clash
Gallia Academy aims for a fourth straight SEC baseball win by facing Jackson in Gallpolis Tuesday. The schedule also notes Athens Middleport and Logan Pomeroy games, with tournament considerations and non league matches including Point Pleasant Wahama affairs.
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Catcher Takes Mound as Bears Fall Short
In Saginaw Michigan the Saginaw Bears trailed Grand Rapids Jets 15-14 with bases loaded in the final inning. Manager Bob Finley removed his mask, went to the mound, and summoned two batters before retiring the side, but the Bears failed to score and lost 15-14.
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Parkersburg High Leads Quad Meet in Medal and Match Play
Parkersburg High golfers won top honors in a quad meet with Athens Gallipolis and Lancaster. Parkersburg led with 2914 points, while Athens earned 5 percentage points behind. medal scores showed Parkersburg 370 and Athens 373 with Lancaster 381. Medalist was Dick Guthrie of Athens with 86.
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Michigan Normal dominates Bowling Green in dual track win
Michigan Normal's track team overwhelmed Bowling Green State University 106 to 29 in a Saturday dual meet. It marked BG's first defeat in 20 dual meets spanning three years.
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Athens Tops Glouster in HVL 7-5
Athens Baseball Club edged Glouster 7-5 in HVL action. Key rallied in the ninth as Jim Morris bunt sac and Jack Singerman doubled to drive in two runs for the winners. Glouster tied it in the eighth with a string of hits.
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League adds Cincinnati replaces Washington in HOCKEY
The Ameri can Hocking League Board of Governors voted to drop Washington and add Cincinnati after arena completion. Cincinnati will work with Montreal of the NHL. Buffalo moves from Western to Eastern Division. 70 game schedule approved, Washington players not discussed yet.
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Eagles beat Athens 12 8 to open league title defense
Nelsonville Eagles built a 9-1 lead in four innings to defeat Athens Eagles 12-8 in a Hocking Valley League baseball game. Ed Jones struck out 10 and allowed 12 hits as Athens staged a late rally with Red Cartwright homering.
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Light Action for Best Of Bobcats Squads
Ohio State light action week for tennis golf and track squads features two matches for the hockey like rinksmen. Wayne University of Detroit visits for golf Tuesday at the Country Club while Miami comes to Oxford Friday for golf and net play. Track fans look to a big day next Saturday with a dual meet against University of Pittsburgh alongside the revived Ohio Relays. The cindermen tally two wins one loss and a tie this season.
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New Marshfield VFW Tops Nelsonville Vets 11-5
New Marshfield VFW opened the 1949 Hocking Valley season by defeating Nelsonville Vets 11-5. Marshfield tallied one run in the first, three in the second and five in the eighth, totaling 14 hits while Nelsonville managed seven. Brooks allowed nine Nelsonville errors aided the win, with H Woodson collecting three of the visitors’ nine hits.
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Indians Sell Edwards to Sox
Cleveland announces the outright sale of utility outfielder Hank Edwards to the Chicago Cubs for an undisclosed sum believed above the $10,900 waiver price. The 30-year-old Norwalk, Ohio, native batted .301 in 1946 but has been plagued by injuries since.
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Baseball Writer Whitman Dies at St. Louis Park Game
Frank Burton Whitman 62 longtime sports editor of the Boston Herald and former Baseball Writers Association of America president collapsed in the press box at Sportsman's Park during the 13th inning of the opening Red Sox Browns doubleheader and died shortly after.
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Yesterday's Results in Baseball By League and Matchups
Summary of American League and National League results with game scores, key pitchers, and notable events. Includes Washington, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and other teams. Also notes postponements and league standings context.
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Pirates and Yankees post double wins in early season action
In Pittsburgh, Ralph Kiner and the Pirates totaled six hits in an 83 to 118 victory over Boston with Kiner hitting his fourth homer. In Detroit, Tommy Byrne and the Yankees pitched a two hit shutout as New York routed the Tigers 12 to 0.
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National League and American League games listed for today
National League matchups include St Louis at Brooklyn with Brazile and Podbylelan, Pittsburgh at Boston featuring Highlee and Rickford, Chicago at New York Hamner versus Jones, Cincinnati at Philadelphia Fox against Heintzelman, and New York at Detroit Rasch versus Gray. Additional games Toledo at Louisville, Minneapolis at Milwaukee, and St Paul at Kansas City are scheduled.
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Hartford Trails Racine as Tigers Rally to 4 3 Win
Manager Layton powered Hartford back to first with a 4 3 victory over Racine in a game marked by injuries including Ralph Sayre suffering a broken leg. Bees from Gallipolis toppled Syracuse 6 2, Reedsville Hornets rallied for an 8 7 win over Twin Cities, and Norris and Wolfe starred for Racine.
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Miami Redskins win second straight MAC game
Miami University Redskins defeated Western Reserve Redcats 8-1 for their third MAC victory. Bob Black allowed eight hits as Miami pounded out 10 safeties and also won Friday's game.
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Lone Writer Picks Derby Winner Earl Ruby
Earl Ruby the Louisville Courier Journal sports editor was the only one of 85 writers to pick Ponder to win the Kentucky Derby. In the pre race poll three writers had Ponder second and six had him third. Ruby credits a system devised by his assistant Dean Eagle noting sons of former Derby winners winning more often.
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Mat Cup Hitter and Pitching Leaders Across Leagues
Batting leaders include Kazak and Gordon with notable runs and hits. Pitching leaders list Branca, Raschi, and Newhouser with undefeated records and strikeout totals. Stolen bases show Lockman and Tebbetts, while other categories highlight major players from Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago.
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Marietta To Play 21 Court Games
Marietta College will schedule 21 basketball games this winter with 11 at home. The slate opens December 2 hosting Rio Grande and includes Ohio University and Kent State among others, with games set through March 4 at Wash- Jeff.
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Belpre Hounds win McConnelsville Malta Relays meet
Belpre High School led the McConnelsville Malta Relays with a strong field events showing while Nelsonville Greyhounds placed second led by Gordon Johnston who won the 220 and 440. Union Furnace Vernon swept the half mile and mile, with Bethesda third and Morgan County meet won by Stockport.
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Track and field meet results from McConnelsville area events
Event by event results list winners from Vernon Union Furnace to Tolliver Nelsonville across mile, sprints, relays, high jump, pole vault, shot put, discus, and broad jump with times, distances and placings. Notable multi wins by Nelsonville and Belpre in several disciplines.
Sports Editor James Costin Dies in South Bend
James M. Costin, 55, longtime sports editor of the South Bend Tribune, died Sunday in South Bend, Indiana. His tenure shaped the Tribune’s athletic coverage and local sports reporting.
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