Ohio U Buckeyes Nip Ohio State in Tennis Duel
Ohio State’s Buckeyes upset Ohio University 5 to 4 on the local courts. Buckeyes won four of six singles and two doubles, led by Jack Pickering and Don Skinner, while Bobcats’ Siegel Dunkbar and Poole fell in key matches.
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Ohio Uniwae
Bobcats
Ohio Ae
Athens
Ohio U
Bucks
Mickey Briglia
Babe Toont
Ohio
Gutzwiller
Big Ten
Carl Parrill
Hein
Parrill
Briglia
Paul Williams
Scott
Shelley Swank
Ronnie Gustie
State
Cincinnati
Xavier University
Morris Harvey
Charleston
Schweitzer
Tewely Stedkenses
Swank
POE
Saute
LAI
Ohio State
Rhoa Montebello
Zimmer
Gutawilier
Scameman
O'S
OO TF Ution
Kauffman, Rf
Et Ba Léon
Tee UC
Gannon
Meee
Bo O- Oo Williams
Cutawiller
Sac—Zimmer
Jones
Parrili
BB Williams
So—Swank
Williams
Gustie
Hickle
Rush
Buckeye
Ohio University
Buckeyes
Jack Pickering
Don Skinner
Pickering
Skinner
Jerry Schiff
Fred Siegel
Ralph Dunbar
Barney Poole
Fred Collins
Siegel
Bill van Ripper
Dunbar
Ron Cox
Poole
Ralph Tartz
Jerry Litwack
Collins
Tartz
Litwack
Schiff
van Ripper
Cox
Nelson Fox and Blackwell Shine In Narrow Wins
Nelson Fox hits first major league homer with men on in the 11th to lift Chicago past the Red Sox 9 to 7. Ewell Blackwell wins a one hitter duel for the Redlegs, beating the Braves 1 to 0 as Bickford allows only two hits including a seventh inning homer by John Pramesa.
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Nelson Fox
White
Man
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Ewell Blackwell
Redlegs
Bob Elliott
Vern Birksford
Boston Braves
Bickford
John Pramesa
Ard
Dorish
Pierce
Floyd Baker
Red Sox
White Sox
Willams
New York Giants
Bill Werle
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cubs
Gil Hodges
Duke Snider
Jackie Robinson
Jayvees Trim Redmen in 11-5 Victory at Athens
Ohio University junior baseballists defeated Rio Grande 11 to 5 at Athens. Ohio U led early and stretched the margin as Wien, Kent and Fulks produced multiple hits while Pettus or Somne held the visitors to limited offense after the early innings. Rio Grande’s reliever allowed the remaining runs, sealing the Jayvees win.
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Ohio University
Eas
Ohio State
Athens
Ohio U
Fulks
Wien
Paul Kent
Rio Grande
Ane
Martin
Mehi
Sprong
Meadows
Dilit
Pheasant Bill To Get Hearing In Ohio Senate
In Columbus a bill to let private groups and individuals raise pheasants for hunting and eating gets its first Ohio Senate hearing. Sponsored by Sen. William H. Deddeng the measure creates two licenses a $2 personal or group raise and sell birds with state banding and a $100 option to shoot on private preserves. Season would run Sept 1 to March 15 with bands sold for 1 cent each.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Willw H. Deddeng
Hamilton
State Wildlife — Division
Spartamen’s
Baseball matchups list with multiple early schedule notes
A dense schedule lists games across cities with pitchers and times including Erskine Minner Sain Raffensberger and Raschi, plus matchups Chicago Boston St. Louis Detroit Washington Columbus Toledo Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul.
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Chicago
Kosten
Judson
Dorish
Pierce
Masi
Nixon
Masterson
Kinder
Scarberearh
Rosar
Batts
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Starr
Garver
Lollar
Shantz
Wyse
Kueah
Zoldak
Tipton
Murray
Detroit
Washington
Newhouser
Ginsberg
Consuegrs
Ross
Brown
Haynes
Crasso
American Association
Lantisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Louisville
Paul
Erskine
Minner
Rostan
Sain
Raffensberger
Church
Wynn
Lemon
Raschi
Dobson
Stobbs
Trapshooting Notable Sparrow Young Dies at 84
Springfield Ohio tributes trapshooting icon Charlies A Sparrow Young known as Mr. Trapshooting. He claimed numerous local, state, and national titles and competed in every Grand American since its start 51 years ago. He won the 1928 Grand American handicap with 100 straight from the 23-yard line. His daughter Mrs George E B Peters won the Women’s Grand American handicap in the early 1940s, making father and daughter the only pair to win both men’s and women’s championships. He died after a heart attack at his home in Springfield in the evening hours. He leaves another daughter Mrs
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Springfield
Ohio
Charlies A
Sparrow) Young
Wea
Vandalia
Young
Peru
Ind
Fone
George EB. Peters
City Tal
Assa
Robin Hood
Baseball season leaders and record totals across leagues
A compilation of players leading in batting runs hits doubles triples and home runs across teams including Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Brooklyn and others. Notable names include Kryhoski Wertz Doby Robinson Hodges and Roe with various totals for runs runs batted in hits and strikeouts.
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Kryhoski
Detroit
Werra
Mantle
Jensen
New York
Doby
Cleveland
Joost
Philadelphia
Werts
Carrasquel
Chicago
Fain
Minoso
Coan
Washington
Williams
Boston
Wertz
Joust
Coleman
St. Louis
Robinson
Bushy
Lopat
Feller
Marrero
Herbert
Gray
Pierce
Arcia
Brooklyn
Snider
Metkovich
Pittsburgh
Kiiszewski
Cincinnati
Reese
Parke
Adams
Hamner
Ennis
Homer Ns—Hodges
Regen Named Head Coach At Sandusky High School
Harold Whitey Regen age 26 is appointed head basketball coach of Sandusky High School. A Pittsburgh native and 1949 Capital University graduate he was named the school's outstanding athlete that year. He previously coached football and basketball at the Junior High and succeeds Vic Malinoy who becomes high school athletic director.
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Sandusky
Harold (Whitey) Regen
Sandusky High School
Pittsburgh
Capital University
Coumbus
Regan
Vic Malinoy
Schoendienst Out Another Week
St Louis Cardinal second baseman Red Schoendienst suffers eye and ankle injuries and then viral pneumonia. Manager Marty Marion said he has improved but will likely miss at least another week.
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Louis
Red” Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinal
Marty Marion
Red
Chauncey Takes B Tourney Title At OU Diamond
Chauncey-Dover High won the Class B district baseball title by defeating Jeffersonville Fayette County 10 to 2 at OU. Portsmouth claimed the A title with a 2 to 1 win over East. Chauncey had earlier knocked off Oak Hill and beat New Boston and New Straitsville to reach the final. Jeffersonville’s Clark Coe went 4 for 4 in a losing effort.
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Chauncey-Dover
Blue Devils
Jeffersonville
Jerry Lanning
Pete Heavener
Dick Collins
Vid Canter
Tom Cline
Milt Cooksey
Hubert Bobo
Clarence Willis
Eddie Abdella
Bill Sanders
Jan Taylor
Bill Smith
Larry Bell
Bobby Tavan
Jack Earich
Eddie Collins
Messenger Newsphoto
Chauncey-Dover High
Fayette County
Portsmouth
Trojans
East
Syyusas
Chauncey
Oak Hill
New Boston
New Straitavile
Ames Bern
Middleport
West Union
Fayette Standard
Bud’ Knecht
Charles
Robo
Canter
Blue Devil
Bobo
Clark Coe
Sturgill
C. Knecht
Longning
Quinn
Brown
E. Collins
B. Knecht
Weich
Richards' Strategy Steals Day's Baseball Thunder
In a dramatic Chicago White Sox comeback, Paul Richards using a managerial shuffle altered the lineup to beat the Red Sox 9-7 in 11 innings. Ted Williams hit his 300th career homer as Boston and Cincinnati produced rare low-hit games.
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Associated Press
Ted Williams
Ewell Blackwell
Vern Bickford
Cincinnati
Boston
Blackwell
Waxahachie
Texas
Paul Rapier Richards
Chicago White Sox
Baseball Thunder
Red Sox
Harry Dorish
Billy Pierce
Dorish
Richards
Orestes Minoso
Pierce
Williams
Rich
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Lown
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Werle
Law
McCullough
Meyer
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Garagiola
Chick) Werner
Penn State
Stanley Sweet
Tokyo Express
Yonkers, N.Y
My Vole
Ed Steene
Jayvees
Stanky
Roe
Strikhouts — Jansen
Sandusky Cagers
Schoendienst
Manne
Coe
Chauntey
Knecht
Ford
Collings
Long
Tom Quinn
Skein
Trojan
Bill Nicholson
Philadelphia Phils
Cards
Sandy Consuegra
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
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Gus Zernial
Amy Service
Air Force
Arey and
Ecru
Wg Waren
U. S. Air Force
Labor
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