Cubs End Pirates No-Hitter Awe With 4-0 Victory
Sam Jones, a 29-year-old right-hander, hurled the Cubs to a 4-0 win over the Pirates at Wrigley Field, the first no-hitter for Chicago in 40 years and the first by a Negro player in the majors. Jones walked seven, struck out six, and escaped bases-loaded trouble in the ninth to preserve the gem.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Jim Wilson
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Braves
Wilson
Jones
Washington Nate
Tony Roig
Mickey McDermott
Strickland
Roig
Amphlett
Kline
Vernon
Runnels
Washington
McDermott
Houtteman
SO - McDermott
Hot Score
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Summers
Hurley
Soar T
Ohio University hosts weekend track meet at Athens
More than 200 entries from 23 Southeastern Ohio district high schools compete in a two day event at Ohio University and Morehead State. High school prelims start at 10 am with class B events opening field events at 9:30. College squads join at 1:15 for relay and throwing events as OU and Foreheads clash in a two mile finale.
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Ohio University
Southeastern
Ohio
Beighs
Etances
Wil
Morehead State High
Foreheads
Ams
Jim
Jim Johnson
Morehead
Bobats
Hip Wesleyan
West Virginia
Hile
Western Berge
Baldwin Wallace
Chillicothe
Frankfort
Vinony McArthur
Tuchtel Eyes Championship at Ruchtel Final Saturday
Tuchtel and rivals prepare for the Ws B district high school baseball championship with a 10 am Saturday game as Class A crown bout follows at 9 45. Lancaster beat Coal Grove 4 1 Thursday at Vanes Tuchtel topped Middleport 1 0 in semis and Frankfort defeated Clay Ton ship 4 1 with Bill Beech Buchte slated to pitch finals.
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Ruchtel
Rrankfort
Jump Record Nears in Cincinnati Track Meet
Fragmented OCR outlines a track event in Cincinnati with Cornelis and other athletes contesting a jump record. Text is garbled with multiple misread words but indicates a nearing record in the high jump or long jump and mentions teams or places linked to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Cornelis Mresaan
Clacional Depacees Enshing
Jampod
Standings and schedules mix from Thursday to Sunday games
The fragment lists standings and schedules for multiple teams including New York, St Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Boston, Kansas City and Washington. It notes game times such as 1 90 pm and 8 p m, with results like Boston 12 Kansas City 7 and Chicago 6 Baltimore 2, plus pitchers Gromek and Ford with records of 5 1 and 3 1.
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Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia A's
Braves
Boston
Baltimore
Wilson
Bobo Holloman
Athletics
Browns
St Louis
Virgil Trucks
Carl Erskine
Herb Score
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
New York
Milwaukee
Gene Conley
Erskine
Pinehnitter
Roebuck
Crandall
Conley
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Pitsburgh
Pi Gromek
Ford
Washington
Cleveland
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Lou
Washington U
Kansas
Meyer
Ridge
Garcia
Stobbs
Lees
Va Buhl
Pierce
Littlefield
Rush
Pam
Ceccarelli
Nixo
Lausse Pits Ring Record Against Jones At MSG
Lausse, 21 favorite, seeks his 28th straight win as he meets Ralph Tiger Jones in Madison Square Garden. Jones, 27, from Yonkers with eight knockouts, defends a 65 fight streak and faces a wary middleweight hopeful aiming at Carl Olson. NBC TV will air the bout at 9 pm EST.
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New York
Rduarar Lausce
Argentina
Ralph Tiger
Kayes
Lausse
Kid Gavilan
Buenos Aires
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Jones
Yonkers
Batting Mischmasch Signals Patchy Box Score
Fragmentary data shows players from Detroit Cleveland Chicago New York Brooklyn and Kan in a disordered box score. Names such as Raline Ze Vern Vernon Kuenn Zernial Wynn Scare Turley Mueller Snider appear with runs batted in hits and strikeouts scattered across teams.
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Raline
Detroit
Smith
Cleveland
Zenas Vernon
Wash Kuenn
Iles — Fox
Chicago
Zernial
Kan
Wynn
Turley
New York
Mueller
Snider
Brookly
Brooklyn
Sports Roundup From Unreadable Section Bleeds into Fragments
A jumble of names and partial stats appears from multiple cities including San Antonio Los Angeles Detroit Pittsburgh and New York. The fragmented text references home runs strikeouts stolen bases and pitchers with many garbled entries and unclear dates or teams.
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Pounles
Brooklyn
Adcock
Hee
Bruton
Aaron
Milwaukee
Mays
New York
Snider
Rookyn
San Antonio
Tex
Paul
Boyer
Anton Maciay
Mexico
Lousy My
Thaby Moe Mario
Phyching
Erskine
Brook
Hone
Tym
Los Angeles
Johnny Sam
Jones
Chien ‘Nerlin
Detroit
Oun
Sack Sohneen
Nstown
Johnny Subanks
Pittsburgh
Glenn Flanagan
t'Paul
Monee Ward
Jimmy Welch
Dallas Eagle First Sacker Bills Knee Rest At Home
Bill White of the Dallas Eagle, the team's first sacker, has been sent home to Warren for a week of rest after doctors in New York ordered it for a knee ligament injury. He tore knee cartilage in a Fort Worth game two weeks ago and has not improved with treatment.
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Dallas
Tex
Bill White
Dallas Eagle
Warren
New York
White
Fort Worth
Early Major League Baseball Roundup and College Sports Notes
Recap covers Tumex sro IH 85 Wake Forest pitcher Dave Fuller first no hit effort, Cleveland football and basketball talk, Linfield coach Zernial and Bay Village High school recalls, Ramon Mo led majors with 0 sense? as Pirates and A's clashes. Rose and Waco Big State League results hint at 1954 season milestones.
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University of Florida
Dave Fuller
Wake Forest
Cleveland
William
Pittsburgh
Lark
Zernial
Lin
Pol High
Ramon Mo
Vias
Football Coach Quits At Cleveland Holy Name High School
Cleveland Holy Name High School football coach Faevelandohn Spex resigned yesterday citing personal reasons. The move ends his tenure after a season marked by frequent line changes and strategy shifts.
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Faevelandohn Spex
Affero
Cleveland Holy Name High School
Dow Six-Under Leads in White Sulphur Springs Open
Spry pro Finsterwald posted six under par to lead the White Sulphur Springs Open. Wa terwald from Athens, now at Bedford Heights, used long range putting for birdies. Souchak and Thomson powered the field as veterans Revolta and Picard pace early action. Finsterwald shares of $10,000 in the foursday race.
Sarazen to Commentate U S Open Instead of Competing
Gene Sarazen, 49, will skip the 1921 U S Open in San Francisco after 35 straight Opens, opting to serve NBC as commentator. He says he does not retire from golf and plans to try again for the 1922 Open at French Meadows, New York, later.
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Freneh Meadows
N.Y
Germantown
Score Turley Duel Would Boost League Promotion
Sports columnist JACK GILBERT argues a Score Turley duel would boost attendance and fan interest in both leagues. He cites Herb Score and Bob Turley leading strikeout races, noting promotions by front offices to keep stars in the spotlight while paring season excitement.
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Turley
Jack Gilbert
Cleveland
Herb
Yankees
Bob Turley
al Lopez
Ying
Lopez
Fea
Greenberg
American Association
Buller
Bob
Bob Feller
Feller
Lopes
Nelsonville to Defend Junior Olympic Title at Athens County Meet
Nelsonville defends the Class A Junior Olympics title at the eighth annual Athens County event to be held Sunday afternoon at Ohio University Stadium. The Ohio chapter of Acacia Fraternity sponsors. 10 to 15 year olds compete in dashes relays and jumps with free admission. Gene Cole of Lancaster, 1952 Olympic track member, will present gold medals to first place and ribbons to second and third. Nelsonville seeks to retain the traveling trophy, while Shade pursues the Class C cup as Lancaster enters the field for the first time.
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Athens County
Ohio
Acacia Fraternity
Ohio University Stadium
Michigan
Evanston
Ill
Spoial
Igh
Gene Cole
Lancaster
U.S
Finland
Nelsonville
Shade
Senators Blank Indians Score In A Wild Pitching Dustup
Washington struggle to support a wild but speedy pitching performance as the Senators fail to back young ace Score with timely hitting in a tense Indians game. The narrative centers on how run support determines outcomes despite strong pitching and notable curve.
Ohio Herd Series In Jeopardy With Rain Halting Start
Rain delayed Ohio University's weekend baseball series with Marshall. a twin bill is planned for Saturday starting at 1 30 p m with a seven inning second game if needed. Ohio will start Bier Hinkle and Driscoll against Marshall’s Underwood Ashley.
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Marshall College
Ou-Marshall
Ohio
Kermit “Bloneer
Ohio Wesleyan
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