Miami Cindermen Beat Ohio University 81 to 41
Miami University's cindermen dominated Ohio University sweeping 12 of 14 events to win 81-41 in a dual meet. Tony DiBaggio led with a 131 feet 2 inches discus, Dave Koester clocked 24.7 seconds in the low hurdles, while Phil Hamilton won the 100 and 220. The Bobcats face Western Reserve next, as Miami hammers home a strong indoor and outdoor season with multiple event winners.
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New Marshfield Vets overpower Chauncey in HVL debut
New Marshfield Vets beat Chauncey Sun Kings 9 to 7 in the Hocking Valley League as Brooks scattered 18 Chauncey hits with 10 strikeouts. Key blows include Cook’s three run homer and Abdella’s three-base hit in the sixth. Nelsonville Eagles and Carbon Hill win to stay tied atop the standings after Sunday games.
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Keesey
Canter
Cook
Courtney
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Butler Enters Indiana Meet
Butler University will send its sophomores to the Little State intercollegiate track meet at Ball State Teachers in Muncie Saturday. Ball State is the favorite as Butler seeks its 16th title since 1926. notable returnees include Bob White and Harry Branson while others departed.
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Tony Hinkle
Wabash
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Franklin
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Miami
Ohio
Billiards Drop Two To Comets In West Virginia
The Smoker Billiards softball team lost Sunday doubleheader at Sunny Side Comets 12-1 and 4-1. Winning pitcher Barnett backed by Hogg. Newman and Greenlee also pitched. For Point Pleasant, Searberry and Leport pitched first game, Stewart the nightcap. Wamsley caught both games.
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Hogg
Newman
Greenlee
Sunny Side
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Leport
Park Stewart
Rod Wamsley
Blaetmar Buicks Shut Out Twice by Lakin Red Birds
POMEROY The Blaetmar Buicks softball team had their winning streak ended as Lakin Red Birds defeated them 8-0 and 18-0 at Lakin. Quisenberry and Voss led the Buicks in the first game with Bass and Lewis for the Red Birds. Tubbs pitched and Voss caught in the second. Turner and Lewis were the Red Birds’ battery.
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Scotland the leading sire of Hambletonian winners
Scotland stands at Walnut Hall and has four offspring who have won the trotting classic, making it the leading sire among Hambletonian winners.
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Ohio U Faces Marietta In Home Tilt For Clean Series Sweep
Weather permitting, Ohio University baseball aims to complete a home and home sweep against Marietta College Pioneers today at 3:30 PM. Bobcats seek their 19th win in 22 starts after a 9-2 win in Marietta lasting seven innings, with sophomore Glen Hursey slated for his first start.
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Bobcats
Purdue
Bob Wren
Glen Hursey
Hursey
Broncos Open Week with Three Games in MAC Race
Western Michigan College baseball schedules include a Tuesday home clash with Michigan, then a two game set with Western Reserve in Cleveland Friday and Saturday as part of the Mid-American Conference race. Coach Maher aims to even the series after a near comeback in Ann Arbor.
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Oxford
Miami Redskins
Cocapt
Earl Barr
Russell Gabier
Chicago
Loyola
Detroit
University of Detroit
Titans
Columbus Regional Class B High School Baseball Pairings Set
Ashville drew London and Philo drew Middleport as pairings for the Columbus Regional in the State Class B tournament. The Columbus Regional will be held Friday at Ohio State University.
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Ashville
London
Philo
Middleport
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Major League Rosters Trim to 25 as Deadline Near
Clubs clear decks ahead of midnight deadline with 13 players released and two sold. Dodgers and others face 1–5 overage as teams reduce to 25, with Yankees given special permission to stay over. Giants White Sox Cubs and others shuffle future rosters and farm moves.
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American Association
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Minneapolis
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John Carroll 1950 Football Schedule Highlights
John Carroll University released its 1950 football schedule featuring a first ever meeting with Syracuse at Cleveland Stadium on November 10. The Blue Streaks open September 17 at St Bonaventure and play Xavier, Toledo, Kent State, Youngstown, Case Tech, Marshall, Baldwin Wallace, and more through November 18.
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Schedule of tonight's major NBA games across league venues
Tonight features Pittsburgh at Boston, St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Washington at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Cleveland, and Minneapolis at St Paul with listed pitchers and matchups for each city.
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Kellner
Wynn
Athens Cops Golf Match Shine for Guthrie in Quad
Dick Guthrie of Athens High led a 16 under par 77 as the Athens Bulldogs edged Lancaster and two other schools in a Saturday quad at Athens Country Club. Athens totaled 352, three strokes ahead of Lancaster with Chillicothe and Parkersburg trailing.
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Chillicothe
Allen Vlerebome
Lancaster
Paul Davis
Parkersburg
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Sports Mirror Today and Historical Lookbacks
A year ago Earl Torgeson of the Boston Braves suffered a shoulder separation after colliding with Jack Robinson of Brooklyn. Five years ago Morton Cooper left the St. Louis Cardinals over salary issues. Ten years ago Wally Berger was signed by the Philadelphia Phillies. Fifteen years ago Tom Zachary pitched the Brooklyn Dodgers to an 18 inning 2-0 win over Waite Hoyt and the Cincinnati Reds.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Cincinnati Reds
Middleport Jackets Postpone Jackson Contest
The SEC League baseball game between Middleport Yellow Jackets and Jackson Ironmen at Jackson is postponed until Wednesday. Middleport also has a game with Wahama canceled for Thursday. Winners will return Saturday to decide a state finals berth on May 26 and 27 here. Ashville and London are Central district reps. Philo Eastern district. Middleport Southeastern. Drawings were by Floyd Stahl, with State Commissioner Harold Emschler and assistant Ivan Davis.
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College Baseball Roundup and Notable Boxing Wins
Fenn 8 7 Youngstown 2 4 Ohio Northern 6 4 Bluffton 5 1. Willie Pep stopped Art Lianos in Hartford. Dave Marsh beat Juste Fontaine in Pittsburgh. Grant Butcher defeated Ray Stevens in Burlingame. Marty Costa scored 32 for Penn State as the team posted 82 against West Virginia.
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Ohio State golfers win 593 for 36 holes in intercollegiate meet
Ohio State posted a 593 total to lead the Ohio intercollegiate golf championship. Hendrickson and Pedigo tied for medalist honors at 145, with a playoff scheduled June 4. Ohio University finished second at 612, followed by Miami and Cincinnati.
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Waterloo tops Ames Bern 2 0 in baseball clash
Waterloo defeats Ames Bern 2 to 0 to extend its winning streak to five and stay undefeated in Athens County League play. Pinsky? Pinney earned the win with four frames, joined by Hubert McKee, while Mel Minerd pitched for Ames Bern in a close six scoreless innings before Waterloo broke through in the seventh with five singles.
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