Crowe Drives Redlegs Past Pirates with Five RBIs
Cincinnati knocked Pittsburgh 9 to 4 as George Crowe delivered a homer and five RBIs. Johnny Temple, Gus Bell, and Smoky Burgess each contributed multiple hits in a 14-hit assault led by a quick three-run first inning. John Klippstein earned the win while Harvey Haddix started for Pittsburgh and Bob Friend lasted into the ninth.
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Garver Stars In Seven-Hitter Blank Sox For A's Victory
Ned Garver pitched seven sharp innings allowing only seven hits as the Kansas City Athletics defeated the Chicago White Sox 3-0. Vic Power homered and Mike Baxes, Hee Lopez added run-spurring singles. Cleveland beat Detroit 8-5 to pull into a fourth-place tie. Baltimore-NY rainout.
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Blue Devils Triumph 47-44 Over KC In Track
Gallipolis Blue Devils edge KC 47 to 44 in a 11-event dual at Cheshire. Six firsts for Gallipolis with wins by Conley in the mile, Albert Lee in the broad jump, Rod Frazer in the high jump, Lynn Thompson in shot and discus, and KC athletes claiming several sprints and the 880.
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Hogan Opens Final Warmup With Snead Festival
Ben Hogan plays his last tuneup before the U S Open aiming for a record fifth title. The Snead Festival at White Sulphur Springs runs through Sunday with 54 pros plus Dutch Harrison and Ed Oliver among entrants. The 72-hole event offers ten thousand dollars in prize money and features two courses and a 36-hole amateur partner contest.
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Little League Opens June 2 In Three WV towns
Ma son New Haven and Letart West Virginia begin baseball seasons Monday June 2 led by Ralph Sayre director. Games start at 5 pm with five inning limits and rain rule allows three innings to count. Rosters unrestricted for Little League. Pony League capped at 18 players.
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Southeastern Ohio District Track Meet Sets State Bid
Southeastern Ohio high school athletes gather at Ohio University Stadium for a district track meet with 33 schools entered. Ironton and New Lexington St Aloysius lead Class AA and A divisions as preliminaries start at 10:30 AM and finals follow, with a 25 cent admission and a OU Baldwin Wallace college dual in the afternoon.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The standings show New York leading the American League with 15 wins and 5 losses. National League results list Milwaukee and Chicago among leaders with several interleague matchups and thursday results. Friday games include Cleveland at San Francisco and New York at Washington among others.
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Minnesota Grids For Big Ten Title In Baseball Race
Minnesota sits 5-3 in the Big Ten with three home games against Iowa while Michigan State and Ohio State lead or share entries. North western, Purdue, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan hold scattered single games and doubleheaders. Ron Nischwitz leads OSU pitching at 4-0 with Jack McCartan hitting .483 for Minnesota as the 15 game conference schedule wraps next weekend.
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Armstead Earns Narrow Decision Over Uribe in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Paul's Armstead wins a points decision against Mexico's Ezequiel Uribe over 10 rounds. Armstead weighs 135 pounds while Uribe is listed at 136.
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Buchtel Hosts Sunday Baseball Game
The Sunday game between Buchtel and Jacksonville moves to Buchtel Field. Jacksonville will not travel to their opponent’s park for this matchup.
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Triple Play Highlight Sparks Red Wings Victory
The Rochester Red Wings soared to a 9-1 win over the Buffalo Bisons to lift their record to 17-8 in 25 games as a seventh inning triple play showcased sharp defense. Lou Ortiz started the blast, Frank Verdi tagged the runner at second, and Alex Cosmidis relayed to first to nip Ortiz by a step. The day also saw the Miami Marlins sweep Richmond in a twin bill, Columbus Jets beat Havana 3-0, and Montreal Royals edging Toronto 6-5 as Cholly Naranjo allowed five hits for his third win with no losses.
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Big Black Clinches Record Season In 6 4 Victory
Point Pleasant Big Blacks defeat Gallipolis Blue Devils 6 to 4 for their eleventh win, the best season since 1937 38. Rusty Wamsley earns win with 8 strikeouts and hits, while Jimmy Lewis posts .556, setting new team marks. 110 season hits cap a record year for the Black squad.
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Bobcats Face Miami in Crucial Mid-America Series Opener
Ohio University baseball hosts Miami at Richland Ave stadium this afternoon for a two game set. Southpaw Mick Urban starts, with Bob Russell in relief if needed as OU battles to stay alive in the Mid-America race. John Kresse replaces Pete Kares in left field as Kent State pressures Western Michigan.
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Dodgers Open Threat to Leave City Over Chavez Ravine Deal
Walter O'Malley warned a state assembly committee that the Dodgers could relocate if voters reject the Chavez Ravine stadium swap deal, a referendum slated for June 3. The plan would trade Wrigley Field for city land for a 100000 seat ballpark near downtown, amid player unease and attendance concerns.
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Rollerbowl Showtimes Booked For Weekend and Weekday
Schedule lists bowling sessions with 7 30 to 10 30 Saturday and 2 00 to 4 30 Sunday matinees plus Thursday matinee 3 30 to 5 00.
OU Netters edge Marshall in tight 5 4 victory
Ohio University tennis team upset Marshall 5-4 as singles wins by Pete Knight Hal Grimm Rick Jantz and others plus doubles triumphs by Bias Byrd Knight Jantz and Bowlus DiNardo secured the win. The Bobcats improved to 2-6 on the season after their first victory over Marshall this year.
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