Bobcats blank Muskingum, 7 0 in baseball rout
Ohio University hurler Ravenal Roberts tossed a six hit shutout as the Bobcats beat Muskingum 7 0. Ray Thomson debuted with three hits including a double while Shreffler Pitt and Meadows drove in runs. Muskingum pitchers wandered through early error prone defense.
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Buckeyes defend Ohio Collegiate golf title led by Hendrickson
Ohio State varsity golf team won the Ohio Collegiate championship at Sandusky with a 590 total, 23 strokes ahead of Dayton. Chick Hendrickson, 1946 National Cadet champion, led with 71 and 72 for medalist honors, while Bob Franklin and Nort Schlei also posted strong scores for the Buckeyes. Mid-American Conference squads followed, with results listed for each school.
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Pomeroy Panthers Crush Logan Chiefs 9-1 in SEC Baseball
Pomeroy Panthers beat Logan Chiefs 9-1 to claim their second SEC Conference win. Ginn pitched effectively for Pomeroy with eight strikeouts, while Ansel Souders and Tucker allowed late runs. Postponed game with Athens set for Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Athens.
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Fresh Tossers Down Dayton 7 5 in extra game
Ohio University freshman baseball edged Dayton 7 to 5 after trailing 5 4 through seven innings. Ed Dukovich homered and Ed Trytek collected two singles while Joe Kovach pitched five innings for Dayton. The teams set a rematch in Dayton on May 28.
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Waterloo Pitcher Tosses No-Hitter in 14–6 Victory
Hubert McKee of Waterloo High of New Marshfield no hits the Bobcats in a 14–6 win. McKee also homered as Waterloo post 17 hits, six runs in the first inning, with Dick Doolittle adding a homer and Jigx Pinney five total bases. Upcoming games vs Zaleski at New Marsh Field and Albany.
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Torch Feature To Bill Gray Torch Feature To Bill Gray
Torch Speedway showcased Southeast Ohio midget racing with a 20 lap feature won by Bill Gray of Akron. Tedrow and Holbrook finished second and third as a large crowd watched multiple wheel lock incidents avoided.
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UC Bearcats unveil 1949 squad in Nippert intra-squad game
Sid Gillman showcased the 1949 UC Bearcats before 12 000 fans at Nippert Stadium. The Bears edged the Cats 26 as Stayman 148 pounds starred with six carries for 71 yards two touchdowns a 1 yard punt return and a passing TD while Blackburn’s squad highlighted a fast-moving offense.
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Wingert Wins Skeet Title in Southwestern Ohio
Walter Wingert of Columbus won the all-bore championship by breaking 100 straight targets and captured the overall title after a shoot-off with Joe Shelt of Cincinnati at the Southwestern Ohio skeet tournament in Springfield.
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Yesterday's Results in Exhibition Baseball Summary
In the American League game Boston scored 2 runs on 9 hits with Washington 3 runs on 9 hits. Kramer Tebbetts Haefner Evans noted for performances. In the exhibition Cleveland won 9 to 4 over Pittsburgh 5 to 3. Papish Gareta Hogan, Tresh Higbe Bonham Gregg and Fitzgerald contributed.
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National League Games Featured in Today’s Schedule
National League slate includes New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Chicago with key pitchers Hartung Chesnes Branca Dabiel and Raffensberger among listed starters. Also on card are Philadelphia at St. Louis Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston and other matchups.
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Senators edge Red Sox 3 2 behind Robinson and Haefner
Yesterday's Stars batted and pitched for Washington. Eddie Robinson had two singles, scored and drove in a run in the 3-2 win over Boston. Mickey Haefner followed a one hit shutout with eight innings of two run relief to seal the victory.
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Legion Plans Athletic Program At Middleport
Feeney-Hennett Post American Legion sponsors youth athletic program in Middleport naming Tommy Potts athletic director and promoter. Potts will run boxing football and water events, convert third floor Legion hall into gymnasium for free self defense instruction for boys 14 and under. A football clinic for 10 to 14 year olds is planned in August with Wednesday sessions 4 to 8 pm to recruit boxers and athletes. Potts aims to attract cooperation for community events and possible games or boxing matches.
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Youngstown routs Alliance 18 to 7 in baseball
Youngstown defeated Alliance Pennsylvania 18 to 7 in a high scoring baseball game. Cedarville beat Wilmington II in ten innings as Cedarville recorded a 10 inning win over Wilmington. Cedarville then won 4 to 2 against Wilmington in tennis.
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Boxing Results Roundup From Newark to Buffalo
Boxers Tony Janiro from Newark knocked out Mario Moreno in Havana. Pat Comiskey and Elkins Brothers from Washington drew in D C. Johnny Flynn from Rochester outpointed Rusty Payne in Rochester. Enrico Bertola of Italy outpointed Phil Maserato in Buffalo.
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Boudreau hopes warm weather fixes Indians’ slump
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau said he expects better hitting when warm weather arrives as the Indians face a rough patch. He noted Chicago White Sox wins, injuries to Nob Lomeon and bob Feller’s shoulder, and quashed Midwest rumors about Feller. He stressed the Yanks remain a tough rival.
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