Hughes Decision Gives Athens New Crack at Title
Athens stormed from behind to beat Logan 6 to 5 on the Bulldog field, led by Hughes with a clutch triple and the tying run in the ninth. Ramseth earned the win as Athens moves to 36 on the season and keeps pressure on the northern division race in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. The victory sets up a decisive showdown with Logan at Logan on Saturday at 2 p.m. for the division crown and a shot at the league title.
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Bulldogs
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Fred ‘Emerson
Dick Shaw
OU Freshmen Rally To Beat Rio Grande 4-3
Ohio University freshmen edged Rio Grande 4-3 at Waltons inpie and Jim with Bowen’s ninth inning homer delivering the winning run. Walton’s two triples fueled the comeback as Rio Grande pitcher George Richardson homered at the plate but allowed six hits and six errors by the Redmen shaped the doomed defense. The three Rio Grande hurlers worked three innings each while Duane Baker fanned three in relief.
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Gil C Willeep Faces Rematch With Git Cadi Tonight
A downhill bout features veteran Gil C Willeep and rising contender Git Cadi from Las Anges in a nationally televised rematch on CHS at 9 pm EST. Pep, 32, seeks peak form after a contentious split decision in 10 rounds that sparked suspensions and revived talk of past featherweight supremacy.
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Rochester Leads International League in Percentage Power
Rochester Red Wings hold the top position by percentage in the International League standings with a half game back in win loss. Hoch led Toronto 3-1 as Syracuse and Richmond split a double header with the Chiefs taking the opener 2-1 and the Virginians defeating Syracuse 3-0. Columbus Havana doubleheader was rained out.
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Edge Omaha and Toledo Tops Colonels in Extra Inning Victory
Edge Omaha beat St. Paul 7 6 in 10 innings as nine pitchers were used by the Saints. Toledo downed Louisville 11 3 behind Bob Trowbridge. Moe Savransky limited Indianapolis to six hits in Charleston 6 4 win. Minneapolis edged Denver 8 4 as Bud Byerly preserved the lead with a relief effort. The same teams meet tonight.
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College Baseball Scores Roundup
Illinois Normal edged Illinois 9 to 7. Indiana defeated Butler 8 to 1. Knox beat Monmouth 5 to 4. Northern Illinois won 6 to 4 over Wheaton. Lake Forest topped North Central 6 to 4.
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Blue Devils Send Five To State Track Meet
Galliapolis coach Clarence Thompson will take five Blue Devils to the state track meet in Columbus Friday and Saturday. Team members are Byron Knutsen in the mile, Parl Jenkins in the broad jump and 220, John Milhoan, Ronnie Fisher, and Lewis Philips in the mile relay.
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Columbus
Byron Knutsen
Parl Jenkins
Jenkins
John Milhoan
Ronnie Fisher
Lewis Philiplips
Ohio U and Miami Favored to Extend MAC Titles
Ohio University golf seeks a fifth straight MAC team title while Miami aims for an eighth consecutive track crown as the conference spring events unfold at Athens with golf at the Athens Country Club and tennis on OU courts. Track prelims start Friday with champions decided Saturday.
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Archie Out Title Rematch Talk Mounts
San Francisco report says a rematch between Rocky Marciano and Don Cockell is favored for London possibly in September. Cockell’s camp prefers London while Marciano’s crew backs England. Cockell notes he would adapt tactics for a possible return.
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London
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Standings and Results Highlight Early Baseball Schedule
Standings show Chicago at New York 1 pm and other 1 pm games from Tuesday. Results list New York 1 Chicago 0 and Boston 10 Cleveland 3 among others. Thursday schedule features Brooklyn at St Louis 7 pm and Cincinnati 9. Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia at Chicago postponed. Whitey Ford pitched a shutout for the Yankees 1-0 over Chicago White Sox. Adcock led the Braves with three singles and a home run in a 9-4 win over the New York Giants.
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Louis
Speed Gale Wins Feature at Lebanon Raceway
Eight year old black gelding Speed Gale won the featured Class B pace at Lebanon Raceway last night. Driven by H. Foist and owned by Russell Van Blari cam and Wilbur Banister of North Warren Ohio. Payouts were 27.00, 9.20 and 5.60 with a mile time of 2 10 2.5. Daily double totaled 1129.60 as crowd turnout dipped to 1776 with total bets of 53,535 dollars due to chilly weather.
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Herd Defeats Ohio Tennis Team Again
Ohio University fell to Marshall in a 6-5 loss as OU tried to stave off an winless season. Doubles teams struggled though Roger Fenneman and Al Ludium won in three sets 6-2 4-6 8-6. Joe Saxgio and other singles players battled hard but OU could not secure enough points. They travel to Kent State Tuesday.
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Western Michigan
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Miami
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Dave Wood
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Kent State
Danny Forlani
Forlani
Jim Farrell
Ed. Foster
Jack Vredevelt
Charles Donnelly
Bowling Green
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Western
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Ohio
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Bobcats
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al Ludium
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Paul Cowlen
Joe Saggio
Dick Nellis
al Dudlum
Joe Saxgio
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Paul Cowlen Bel
Carl Hutchinson
Nats Weigh Trades as Rival Clubs Circle key players
Washington officials survey options as rumors link the Senators to trades. Yankees eye Porterfield and McDermott while Cleveland seeks Vernon. White Sox show interest in Sievers and Chicago's Altobelli and Regalado are discussed, with possible offers for Groth.
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Speed Way Driver Manuel Ayulo Dies After Practice Crash
Manuel Ayulo, 33, from Burbank California, died after crashing at the southwest turn during a Memorial Day 500 mile practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He had hoped to qualify for the race for the sixth time and had finished 13th in the 500 the previous two years.
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Bier Hinkle Retire 14 as Bobcats Defeat Airmen 5-0
Bobcats beat Airmen 5-0 with Bier and Hinkle combining for 14. The win highlights a strong pitching duel and early season momentum for the Bobcats.
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Hinkle
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Pitchers Pace Majors Show 39th Shutout Count
The major leagues see a surge in strong pitching with 89 shutouts so far this season. Larry Jackson and Whitey Ford delivered key no run games for St Louis and the Yankees while Alex Kellner won for Kansas City. Milwaukee edged New York and Cincinnati toppled Pittsburgh as Boston beat Cleveland and Baltimore defeated Detroit.
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Alex Kellner
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Red Schoendienst
Ken Boyer
Erskine
Jim’ Hughes
Buchtel's Foe To Be Drawn
Drawings for the Class Games will be held Friday at 10 am with finals scheduled Saturday at a designated site.
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Dupas Beats Ryff In Ten Rounds For First Pro Win
New Orleans light heavyweight Dupas defeated Frankie Ryff in a ten round decision before a record New Orleans crowd. The boxers fought for a return match as fans disputed the ruling amid the large attendance.
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Racine Romps Over Falcons To 14-7
Racine Tornadoes win 14 to 7 over Wahama White Falcons on a first inning burst. Jack Paugh doubles and three RBIs lead Racine as four Falcons collect hits. Larry Taylor allows four hits while walking 12 in seven innings.
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Wahama White Falcons
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Johnny Marks
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Charles Roush
Kenny Taylor
Jack Paugh
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Milwaukee pitcher faces gopher ball woes in season struggle
The Milwaukee hurler frets over a high gopher ball rate while boasting a 5-1 record. He says he will not worry as long as his pitching holds and the offense provides support, citing Willie Mays and John Thompson as benchmarks from a recent game.
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Willie Mays
Jnk Thompson
New York
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