Kell Wilson Key Players In Chisox Cardinal Swap
The Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox completed a six player trade centering on George Kell and Jim Wilson. Kell joins Baltimore with Dave Philley going to Chicago. White Sox receive Wilson alongside other players to balance the deal. Philley adds power and fielding, Nieman and Fornieles shift to new teams as Kell hits for average and runs batted in.
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Philadelphia
Billy Pierce
Bob Keegan
Dick Donovan
Jack Harshman
Sammy Esposito
Fred Hatfield
Alarion Marion
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Ohio U Golfers Seek Sixth Conference Golf Title
Ohio University sends six men to the Mid American Conference tournament at Bowling Green with strong form. The Bobcats own a 17-4 record, eight-game win streak, and 341-220 scoring edge, led by Dud Kircher with a 75.9 stroke average and 34 points, followed by Dick Luther Fred Wilt and others as coach Kermit Blosser rotates his six-man lineup.
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Ohio Roller, 22, As Coach Kermit Blosser
Rulings Hurt UCLA Again
Victoria B C The Pacific Coast Conference issued an eligibility ruling that could wreck UCLA football in 1956. The PAC-10 decision docked all players under a transfer rule, eliminating most transfers by athletes between member schools and removing a year of eligibility for such moves. This follows UCLA probation imposed earlier.
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Keegan and Poholsky Lead Major ERA Showdown
Chicago White Sox ace Bob Keegan tops the American League ERA at 0.58 after 31 innings with two wins and one loss. St. Louis, Tom Poholsky leads the National League at 2.30 with 3-2 record and one shutout over 43 innings. Whitey Ford and Don Ferrarese trail in tight AL competition as races shape up.
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Detroit
College Scores Show Wide Gaps in Track Meet
Dayton defeated Cincinnati 1613 in a college track score. Muskingum finished with 107 points, and Wittenberg trailed in the meet with a modest showing.
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Bulldogs and Blue Devils Clash For SEOAL Title
Athens Bulldogs meet Gallipolis Blue Devils at Memorial Field in Gallipolis at 4 p.m. for the SEOAL championship decider. Athens, led by pitcher Alan Fox and Larry Hughes, faces star lefty John Thomas and catcher Mickey Hardway of Gallipolis, with both teams aiming to cap standout high school seasons.
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Joe South
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Mickey Hardway
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Larry Hawk
Tom Baldwin
Paul Parsons
Tom van’ Meter
Cliff Coursey
Hawk
Larry Smith
Hughes
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Parsons Resigns From Middleport High School
John Parsons, baseball and basketball coach at Middleport High, resigned Monday. He will join Franklin Heights Junior High in Lincoln Village, Columbus, as head coach and PE and social studies instructor. The new school opens next fall with about 1100 students in grades eight to ten. Parsons is a Fair State graduate and will complete a masters at the University of West Virginia this summer. Mrs. Parsons will stay in town during summer school and the couple will move to Lincoln Village later this summer.
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Middleport High School
L. W. McComas
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Columbus
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University of West Virginia
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Pomeroy
Incoln Village
Sumner
ExAthens Student To Be Honored By Columbus Club
John Rood, a former Athens high school student, will be among 14 boys honored Wednesday night by the Agenis Club of Columbus. Rood attended Athens fifth grade before moving to Columbus and was chosen by his school as the outstanding athlete scholar. The program will be at the Seneca Hotel with Dr. Jimmy Hull as main speaker.
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Wynn Pitches Against Sox in Cleveland Tonight
Wynn of Cleveland and Tom Brewer of Boston duel on the mound in a two game series with American League second place at stake. Brewer has beaten the Indians five straight and will face Boston for the first time this season as the Red Sox seek success on a four city trip ending Wednesday.
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Seven Ohio Golfers Qualify for Tourney
Columbus preliminaries yield three Ohio players Jackie Weitzel Wilber Brandenberg and Jim Rudolph with scores 147 147 and 149 The Toledo matches advance Mike Krak Leo Biaghetti Ed Garfield Ted Huge Cleveland entry prospects include Krak Biaghetti Garfield Huge plus Weirton W V golfer. Ohio State Alumni secretary Jack Fullen urges paid college athletes from donations and gate receipts plan.
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Ed Garfield
Ted Huge
OSU
Jack Fulen
Ohio State University
Alumni Monthly
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Cleveland Manager Lopez Fired After Rosen Incident
In Cleveland, manager Al Lopez was dismissed after reacting to jeering from fans who attacked Al Rosen. The incident followed a Friday night collision with Pete Runnels of Washington, causing Rosen knee damage. Several fans defended the decision, while others remained silent during Sundays doubleheader.
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Top Teams Maintain HVA Pace in Sunday Games
Chauncey and Sunnyhill forego losses as Nelsonville and Coalton add wins in Hocking Valley Association play. Sunnyhill edged The Plains with timely hitting despite five extra-base hits by Patton and Tinkham, while Nelsonville held McArthur after a quick one-run start. Coalton blasted Buchtel early, then surged with five runs in the first half of the first inning.
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Cardinals Rally In A Classic Slugfest At Polo Grounds
The St Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 4 1 at the Polo Grounds to trim the NL gap behind the Braves while Brooklyn tightens in the pennant race. Repulski Sarni and Del Greco homered and Mizell earned his third victory on a four hitter. In the AL, the Yankees edged the Athletics 4 2 as Mantle blasted his 16th homer after a five run first inning.
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Big Ten Coaches Vote On Round Robin Schedule
Big Ten coaches and athletic directors voted for a nine or 10 game round robin with nonconference games optional. Notre Dame reportedly avoids disruption with four Big Ten football commitments through 1959 1960 and possibly a fifth. Indiana Purdue Michigan State and Iowa currently play Notre Dame.
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Ford Frick Directs Poll for All Star Balloting
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick will direct this year’s all star game poll with cooperation from American and Canadian newspapers and radio and TV stations. Voting opens June 1 and closes at midnight June 1 local time. Final tabulations must reach Frick’s office by June 22 with results announced shortly after. The effort includes about 500 Ohio University stations and newspapers.
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