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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1951

Page

10

Baseball notes on deal Hartung and Keystone players in Columbus

Cotton Deal and Clint Hartung seek new roles with the Columbus Red Birds and New York Giants after mixed mound records. Hartung shifts among outfield and first base while Kiner and Nelson influence future positions. The piece notes Rojek stepping into Pirates need, Hemus shifting roles, Ohio State golfer Don Johnson as a local figure, and OU athlete Dick Widdoes receiving conference honors at Columbus spring sports banquet next Tuesday.

Cotton Deal Columbus Red Birds Clint Hartung New York Giants St. Louis Columbus Harry Walker Walker Red Birds Don Johnson Ohio State Don Finsterwald Athens Mechanicsburg School North High Dick Widdoes Ohio Howard Hall

Mastering Golf Grip and Stance Fundamentals

Masters winner Jimmy Demaret explains grip types overlapping and interlocking, guidance on choosing based on hand size, and how the hands should work as a team. He warns that relaxing the last three fingers of the left hand at the top can ruin wrist cock.

NEA Jimmy Demaret NEAT

100 MPH Club To Hold 13th Annual Banquet on May 23

INDIANAPOLIS The Champion 100 Mile-an-Hour Club will host its 13th annual meeting and banquet at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. No new members will be inducted this year as last year’s race was halted early. The living roster includes Billy Arnold, Dave Evans, Wilbur Shaw, Mauri Rose, Johnny Parsons and many others. Russell Snowberger will preside. A brown pony skin jacket with a blue and gold emblem will be presented to each member. The event will also elect new officers and award a special honor to a racing figure chosen by the group.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Athletic Club Otr Russell Snowberger Detroit Vetteran Spark Bio J Company Dave Evans Evans Billy Arnold Ted Horn Wilbur Shaw Indianapolis Motor Speedway Horn Fred Frame Cliff Bergere Snowberger Lou Meyer Jou Moore Mauri Rose Kelly Petilio Chet Miller Zeka Meyer Land Luigi Villoresi Wait Brown Duke Najon Mack Het

Ohio U Tennis and Baseball Teams Face Marshall and Kent State

Ohio University athletic schedule features a 3 p.m. tennis dual against Marshall in Huntington, led by Jack Pickering in singles and doubles. Baseball finishes the week with a doubleheader at Kent State after a 4 2 win over West Virginia, while aiming to even the 11 11 season with four remaining games and a potential Junior Varsity Memorial Day contest.

Ohio U Marshall College Huntington W.va Bobcats al Nellis Ohio Miami Kenyon Ohio State Muskingum West Virginia Kent State Jack Pickering Fred Siegel Don Skinner Ralph Dunbar Barney Poole Fred Collins Marshall West Virginians Bob Wren Bobcat Bowling Green Falcons Kent Kent State Golden Flashes Rod Andrew Xavier

OU Linksmen Take 2nd Spot

Ohio State University led the state intercollegiate golf championship at Columbus with a 586 total led by medalist Don Johnson who shot 72. Ohio University was second at 624, Cincinnati Xavier third at 634, Kent State fourth at 644, and Miami fifth at 647. Johnson 72 71 2 145 and Don Finsterwald 72 72 144 led Ohio U with three other scorers listed.

Columbus Don Johnson Ohio State University Buckeye Ohio University Cincinnati Xavier Kent State Miami Ohio State Cincinnati Bowlig Green Akron Dayton Wooster Ohio Wesleyan Denison Fenn Wittenberg Johnson Don Finsterwald Ohie U Finsterwald Ohio U Dave Rambo Earl Davis Herb. Branstitter Dick Guthrie

Easter Lost Indefinitely Amid Indians Knee Strain

Cleveland Indians may be without Luke Easter for an extended period as trainer Wally Bock and Dr. Don Kelly assess a severe knee strain. Easter, who returned to action recently, indicated possible surgery, while management weighed his impact on pennant hopes. Harry Sirenson shifts to first base as Easter heads to Cleveland for evaluation ahead of the Tribe versus Philadelphia Athletics.

Philadelphia Cleveland Indians Big Luke Easter Cleveland Wally Bock Don Kelly Easter Bock Kelly Indians San Diego Padres Tribe Orp al Lopez Wally Tone Harry Sirenson Shama Lonez Hie Keystone Paw Boone Rob Avite Aee Philadelphia Athletics Merrit Combs George Stirnwelse Wynn Tribearsen Toe Coleman

Navarre Coach Seeks Class B Title With Undefeated Nine

Navarre High School coach Fred Brideweser aims for the state Class B championship in Columbus as his Rams ride a 15 straight victories into the playoffs. The lineup features five returnees from last year’s team which won 14 games before a 2-3 regional loss to Akron Eliot.

Navarre Navarre Hick School Fred Brideweser Columbus Brideweser Rams Stark County Akron Eliot

Yesterday's Results in National and American Leagues

Baseball scores from yesterday show the New York and St. Louis NL game 62 to 5 in favor of St. Louis and the American League games featuring Detroit beating Boston 9 to 7. Over in the NL New York defeated St. Louis 5 to 0 with pitching by Overmire Raschi and Berra. Also listed are American Association results with Minneapolis over Kansas City 10 to 5 and Indianapolis over Columbus 9 to 4.

New York St. Louis Jansen Gettel Westrum Staley Rice Detroit Boston Trout Borony Stuart Bearden White Trucks Ginsberg Nixon Parnell Kinder Taylor Moss Overmire Batts Raschi Berra Chicago Washington Dobeon Pierce Dorish Niarcos Moreno Harris Guerra American Association Minneapolis Kansas City Indianapolis Columbus Milwaukee St. Paul

Yankees blank Cardinals as Raschi wins seventh

Vic Raschi pitched a five hit shutout for New York to defeat St. Louis 7-0. Nippy Jones drove in three runs for the Cardinals with a fifth inning double in the 5-2 St. Louis win reported alongside Raschi’s dominating performance.

Nippy Jones Cardinals St. Louis New York Vic Raschi Vyanks

Baseball slate listed for today across major parks

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh 7 50 p m Paliean versus Chambers Philadelphia at Cincinnati 400 pm Heintzelman against Ram dell New York at Chicago 120 pm Jones versus Minner Boston at St Louis 830 pm Spahn against Munger Chicago at Washington 730 pm Rogovin versus Kosava Cleveland at Philadelphia 130 pm Wryrn versus Coleman St Louis at New York 130 pm Garver against Reynolds Detroit at Boston 100 pm Gray versus McDermott Louisville at Toledo Indianapolis at Columbus St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City

Ochab Brooklyn Chicago St. Louis Boston Philadelphia New Yorkaeaipe Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York Detroit Washington Cleveland American Association Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis We Toledo Abe Indianapolis Be Louisville Columbus Paul Garver Reynolds Gray McDermott Indianapolis St. Paul Minneapolis

Team Batting and Pitching Leaders From Multiple Clubs

The list shows leading batters and pitchers with names and stats across teams. Faint patterns include Fain Robinson and Pain as notable hitters, Lopat Roe Jansen among pitchers, and multiple clubs such as Philadelphia New York Brooklyn Chicago Boston Cincinnati and Cleveland listed with runs hits doubles and strikeouts.

Fain Philadelphia Mantle New York Robinson Chicago Rosen Cleveland Pain Philadephia Busby Lopat Rasehi McDermott Boston Piercy Garcia Abrams Brooklyn Snider Ellett Wyrostek Kluszewski Cincinnat Baumholts Adcock Adams Cincinnati Westlake Pittsburgh Hodges Jethror Ptching—Roe Jansen

Randall Building Program Approved

Cleveland report says Randall Park Horse track won approval for a $150,000 barn building program. The U S Department of Commerce checked if work began before the October 96 1950 deadline for pace track construction.

Cleveland Randall Park U.S. Department of Commerce Pace

Western Michigan Broncos Face Michigan State Iowa Series

Western Michigan College baseball, 12 2, aims for the stretch drive with three Western Conference games, a Tuesday at Michigan and a two game set at Iowa. The outcome could seal a fourth straight NCAA Fourth District playoff berth. Dick Bruny may miss action with a broken finger as Al Horn fills in. Iowa and Michigan pose tough tests with top Big Ten arms likely Drahn and Orth for the Hawkeyes.

Kalamazoo Mich Western Michigan Michigan State Michigan Iowa Iowa City Broncos Midwest Wolver Ands Spartans Ann Arbor Dick Bruny al Horn Bruny Towa Hawkeyes Vogel Yienn Drahn Dick Orth

Kirkpatrick 2-Up Winner at Royal Porthcawl

Harrold Kirkpatrick, a Kentucky coal executive and Owensboro father of three, stunned expectations by defeating Hobart Manley 2 up at Royal Porthcawl to reach the second round. The 32 year old, who had limited major tournament play, led with three straight birdies finishing 70 in difficult seaside conditions. He next would meet Jean Charlie Coe if both advance.

Porthcawl Wales Harrold Kirkpatrick Hobart Manley Savannah Kirkpatrick Owensboro Cdal Manley Royal Porthcawlayout Jean Charlie Coe Oklahoma City U. S

Buick Softballers Split Doubleheader

The Blaetmar Buicks softball team split a Sunday doubleheader with Hartford on the Pomeroy field. Hartford won the first game 7 to 5, but the Buicks responded with a 12 to 11 victory. The Buicks are set to host the Pomeroy Pirates at Pomeroy High School field Wednesday at 6 and then travel to Hartford for a return doubleheader.

Pomeroy Blaetmar Buicks Hartford Pomeroy Field Pomeroy Pirates Pomeroy High School Harts

Eagles Plan Practice Ahead of Athens Game

Nelsonville Eagles of the Hocking Valley Baseball League announce practice sessions on Wednesday and Thursday at 5 p.m. at City Playground as they prepare for the next Sunday home game against the Athens Eagles.

Nelsonville Nelsonville Eagles Hocking Valley Baseball League City Playground Athens Eagles

Athens and Middleport Seek SEC Baseball Crown Wednesday

Athens Bulldogs host Middleport Yellow Jackets in the SEC league final at 4 30 p m on the local diamond. Athens 4 0 in the Northern Division beat Logan and Nelsonville twice while Middleport swept the Southern Division with five wins. This title game mirrors last year when Athens won 9 3. Five Athens seniors retire including Neutzling Orr Eadwards Watkins and Rome. Both teams were knocked out in the district tourney by Portmouth East and Jeffersonville respectively.

Athens High Bulldogs Middleport Yellow Jackets SEC Logan Nelsonville Jackson Pomeroy Gallipolis Athens Northerners Dave Neutzling Dick Walters Walters Neutzling Charley Orr Jim Eadwards Frank Watkins Richard Rome Ohio AHS Portsmouth East Jeffersonville

Gibbs Blanks Marshfield in 5-0 Panthers win show dominance

Albany Panthers blank New Marshfield Vets 5-0 as Rodney Gibbs fans 12 and allows three singles. Albany moves to 2-0 atop Hocking Valley League with Nelsonville, while Marshfield suffers first defeat. Key hits by Van Dyke and Wakefield drive scoring. Pinney suffers rough line. Umpires Hanson and Clark. Time 2:25.

NEW Marshfield Rodney Gibbs Albany Panthers New Marshfield Vets Albany Panthers Nelsonville Eagles Marshfield B. Cook Brooks Clarke Creigiow McFadden Williams van Dyke RBI Wakefield Enlow Gibbs Pinney Clark Howson Jim Pinney Marshneld Gaskill Stright Cook Renee B. McFadden L. McFadden E. Chesser McKee

Pt Pleasant League Formed for Summer Softball

Pt Pleasant West Virginia forms a boys city softball league under Coach Bob Adkins with four teams: Hi-Y North Point Pleasant Bell Meade and Kingtown. Games scheduled Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 pm from June through July, list of matchups and dates.

Point Pleasant W. Va Bob Adkins Mi-Y Bell Meade North Point Pleasant Kingtown Hi-Y Bi-Y North Pt. Pleasant

Ohio Jockey May Lose License at Chicago

Washington Park stewards moved to revoke jockey Samn my Laces license after admitting ownership of a battery found in a stall. Illinois Racing Board secretary Joseph P. Broderick said the 82 year old Youngstown, Ohio jockey faced discipline as Ruthred’s urine sample tested positive for the stimulant Rensedrine. Trainer Charles A. Grande was suspended pending a hearing.

Chicago Washington Park Samnmy Joseph PF. Broderick Hiinois Racing Board Youngstown, C Luce Ruthred Broderick Rensedrine Charles A. Grande Racing Board

Redlegs Visit Phillies in Key Early Season Clash

Cincinnati and Philadelphia meet tonight as the Redlegs seek a win after four straight losses and a spot near the NL cellar. Willie Ramsdell starts for Cincinnati against Ken Heintzelman, with Philadelphia holding the edge historically against Ramadell and aiming to continue its strong form from a 29-run, 35-hit weekend.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Redlegs Philadelphia Redlegs Phillies Quaker City Redleg Pittsburgh Pirates Luke Sewell Willie Ramsdell Ken Heintzelman Eddie Sawyer Willie Ramadell Brooklyn Rhinelanders

Boxing Roundup Highlights Heavyweights and Local Stars

Rocky Graziano stops Johnny Greco in Montreal while Gil Turner halts Beau Jack in Philadelphia. Sugar Ray Robinson knocks out Kid Marcel in Paris, and Don Auliffe from Michigan State appears as a heavyweight on Spar tan mitt squad with brother Tom on the basketball team.

Montreal Rocky Graziano New York Johnny Greco Philadelphia Gil Turner Beau Jack Augusta Paris Sugar Ray Robinson Kid Marcel France Don McAuliffe Michigan State Spartan Tom

Eagles beat Vets 11 5 in Nelsonville league clash

Nelsonville Eagles extended their win streak by defeating the Nelsonville Vets 11 to 5 in a Hocking Valley League baseball game. McAfee pitched a complete game for the Eagles, earning his second win as Wagner and Frame led with two hits each and Jackson added a double and a triple amid ten walks by the Vets.

Nelsonville Eagles Vets Thomas Jeliefer Wright McAfee Frame Jackson Wagner Eagies

St. Louis Card Game Site Sends 23 Pitchers to Camp

Twenty three of the five players at the St. Louis Cards training site in St. Petersburg Florida were pitchers.

St. Louis Cards St. Petersburg Fla

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Persh’ Rohrer Hartung Giants Ralph Kiner Glenn Nelson Kiner Nelson Stan Rojeck Bucs Marty Marion Rojek Pirates Sony Hemus Hemus 100 MPH Club Andrew Wren Shelley Swank Navarre Hire Paliean Chambers Wryrn Coleman Minoso Coan Homerkuns Randall Building Program Buick Johnny Biskup Morrie Harvey Gene Hughes Bill Bevan Vince Costello Ens Northern di School W. II Pet Athenig Eckson Gallipotis Pt. Pleasant League Phils McMullen Pure Post Office Athens, Ohble jChenevy Barnes Hutchison FO Wagner Watkina Menderson Conmard Thomas Aee S Woodson Anne Se Hail Leaking Jones McAtee Coley Henderson Conrad McMeafee Rene Weight Wright Loser Ampres R Woodson Chapman Beulah Park Grove City
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