Ohio U ends season with 7 4 win at Marshall
Ohio University caps its season by defeating Marshall College 7 4 on the road. Shelley Swank saved the rally by emitting two Marshall threats in the ninth, as OU improved to 12 wins in 23 games behind strong hitting from Chet Rojeck and Rey Schweitzer.
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Yesterday's baseball results terse on American and National Leagues
Recap of yesterday's box scores. American League shows St Louis at New York 14-2 with Garver and Berra top performers. Detroit 7 Boston 2. Chicago 15-8 over Washington. National League features Brooklyn 18-7 over Pittsburgh, St Louis 7-0 at Cincinnati, plus other games and postponements due to rain. American Association notes Kansas City 7 Minneapolis 4. several matchups postponed.
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Baseball matchups schedule with multiple games listed
A condensed listing shows numerous baseball games with times and pitchers. matchups include Boston at St. Louis Sarkent versus Pollet Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Newcombe versus Queen Philadelphia at Cincinnati Heintzelman versus Raffensberger New York at Chicago Maglie versus Minner Detroit at New York Hutchinson versus Byrne St Louis at Boston Pillette versus Parnell Chicago at Philadelphia Trappert versus Kellner Cleveland at Washington Peller or Marerro Hudson Louisville at Toledo Indianapolis at Columbus Minneapolis at Kansas City St Paul at Milwaukee.
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Athens Netmen Fall 3-2 In League Tennis Match
Chillicothe High Cavaliers win two singles and a doubles match to beat Athens 3-2. Gordon Sigler and Lanny MacBeth win doubles for Chillicothe. Sigler also takes singles. Athens to play Gallia Academy next, then hosts Chillicothe in return.
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Connelsville Nine Seeks Baseball Games in McConnelsville
Mike Olasin seeks scheduling of baseball games for his independent team in McConnelsville with teams in the San Hixelub on Thursdays and Sundays. Interested clubs should contact Olasin at Ma or by phone in McConnelsville.
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Moss hits grand slam as Red Sox edge Tigers
Les Moss, newly acquired catcher, belted a grand slam to lift Boston past Detroit 4-3. Allie Reynolds threw a four hitter as the Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 6-1 following a 1-6 win over Cleveland.
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American Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Compilation of leading MLB players by category from various teams. Kryhoski and Mantle top batting runs. Robinson and Rosen lead RBIs. Fain excels in hits. Williams and Hodges homer most. Busby and Jethroe steal bases. Lopat Raschi Roe Spahn lead pitching and strikeouts across leagues.
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Middleport, Gallia Academy, and Bowling Green Schedule
High school baseball features Middleport at Athens at 4 30 p m. Mid American Baseball lists Bowling Green at Ohio University field at 3 80 p m. Gallia Academy plays Athens at 4 p m in high school tennis.
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Six Teams Form City League In Point Pleasant
Coach Bob Adkins announces six teams for the Boys City Baseball League in Point Pleasant. Teams are Henderson, Country Club, Bell Meade, North Point Pleasant, Jericho and the South End Tigers. Games be played Tuesdays and Fridays at 1 30 pm with a June through July schedule listed.
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Canton Lehman Pitcher Bowles No-Hits North Canton
Lefthander Glen Bowles struck out 10 and walked one to hand Canton Lehman High School a 5-1 no hit win over North Canton. Two errors in the top of the first inning produced the North Canton run.
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Four-Sport High School Champions Meet in Columbus Weekend
More than 1200 athletes remain from about 26 000 starters as Columbus hosts the 44th annual track 24th annual baseball 25th annual golf and 32nd annual tennis championships at Ohio State. Class A and B baseball pairings announced for Friday. Track winners from district meets include Lima Central Mansfield and Cincinnati Central Vocational among others with a tight Class B field anticipated. Heats for Friday qualifiers arrive Thursday afternoon and evening.
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Browns Sign Two More Players To Pro Ranks
The Cleveland Browns announced the signing of starting halfbacks Rex Bumgardner and William Dub Jones. The additions bring the club to 23 veterans and 16 rookies for the 1951 season. Bumgardner enters his fourth pro season, Jones his fifth.
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Dillard Seeks Place On Olympic Squad
Sandusky Harrison Dillard aims for a berth as a hurdler on the 1962 Olympic team at a Boosters Club banquet. He previously failed to qualify in 1948 in hurdling but joined as a sprinter and won the 100 meter Olympic title.
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Charles Predicts He'll Have Maxim In Championship Bout
CHICAGO heavyweight Edward Charles predicts he can withstand Joey Maxim’s punches and retain his title. Maxim forecasts a knockout in Chicago Stadium next Wednesday night. Charles recalls Maxim’s 16 month earlier knockout of Freddy Mills and disputes that bout’s outcome. Jack Kearns urges the Illinois Commission to add three referees to oversee the fight, arguing referees should be the judges in a close bout.
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American Sam Urzetta Wins in Gale at British Amateur
American Sam Urzetta, 25, ex-caddie from Rochester, N.Y., defeats local favorite Steve Tredinnick 3 and 2 at Porthcawl in wild conditions. Urzetta, U S amateur champion, trails in form but hopes to sharpen his short game as he advances to third round against John Mill of Scotland while Stranahan meets Bob Knowles.
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AHS Golfers fifth in seven-school district meet
Zanesville Country Club hosts the District A meet with AHS Golfers finishing fifth at 354 strokes. Chillicothe edged Lancaster by 16 strokes. medalist honors went to Alan Vierebome of Lancaster with 76. Other scores: Zanesville 366 East Liverpool 376 St Clairsville 385 Coshocton 385 Cadiz two bays. Athens players included Algeo 88 Widdoes 90 Smith 97 Wolfe 109. Chillicothe and Lancaster advance to finals at Ohio State on Friday starting 1 pm.
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Rain Interrupts Tennis Match Between OU and Herd
A heavy late day rain halted the Ohio University and Marshall College tennis meet with the score tied at three wins apiece. Doubles in progress favored OU in two of three, with several singles matches halted at 4-ail or 2-0 in sets. OU's next home match against Bowling Green was postponed. a possible reschedule for Thursday depended on overnight decisions.
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Roundup: Murray and Keough win in tight bouts
In New York Ted Murray outpointed Miguel Men divil at 146 pounds. In Cleveland Jackie Keough outpointed Bobby Neal at 154. College baseball results show Xavier 9 Chase 1 and Ohio State 8 Cincinnati 7 Indiana 4 Miami 4.
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