Ohio U. Ends Rally To Take Marshall In 12-4 Victory
Ohio University defeats Marshall 12-1 in a late rally showcase. Pitcher Kovach earns win with solid support as OU moves to 12-11 on the year. Key hits come from Rojeck and Schweitzer, with Nutter and Trytek driving in runs amid scattered Marshall threats.
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Swank
Marshall
J. C. Hensen
Ken Wheeler
Dave Stender
Dick Murphy
Norm Greenan
Ohio
Bobcats
Thunder
Paul Baker
Chet Rojeck
Roy Schweitser
Ed Trytek
Rojeck
Bob Potts
Schweitzer
Potts
Murphy
Trytek
Seck
Walowac
Carl Nutter
Baker
Herd
Ron Gustie
Joe Kovach
Nutter
Ohto U Abrhoa Schweitzer
Ries
Secauaese OS
Brigila
Kovach
Guatie
Hughes
Marshall AB RH
Walowat
Hensen
Cegsenes
Wheeler
Stender
Greenan
Booth de Tyee
Zhan
U Gop
E—Nutter
Swank Schweitee
RBI
Trytek Rojeck
Briglia
Zhan Stende
Trytek Schweitze
Fotis
Z Schweitzer
SAC Ti
Baker Zhan
Chioe Baker
Turk
Waghenr Marshall
Gussie
So—Kovach
Guete
Beker
A & Nk
Guetie
Vach
Yesterday's Results From Baseball Scoresheet
Yesterday's results show St. Louis beating New York 14 to 46 in a 14 inning? game with Garver and Lollar contributing. Detroit 37 Boston 11 Gray White and McDermott with Moss. Chicago 9 Washington 8. Regovin Dorish Niarhos Kuzava Hayes Lima Consuegra Guerra. Brooklyn 17 Pittsburgh 8. Patria Erskine Branca Campanella. Spahn Cooper. Kansas City 7 Minneapolis 4. Louisville Toledo Indianapolis Columbus St Paul Milwaukee postponed by rain.
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St. Louis
New York
Garver
Suciecki
Lollar
Reynolds
Berra
Detroit
Boston
Bol
Gray
White
Ginsberg
McDermott
Moss
Chicago
Washington
Regovin
Dorish
Niarhosa Kuzava
Hayes
Lima
Consuegra
Guerra
National League
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Osi
Patria
Erskine
Branca
Campanella
Friend
Werle
Koski
Dusak
McCullough
Fitzgerald
Spahn
Cooper
Munger
Boyer
Bragle
Rice
American Association Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
New Yorkee Ee
Reland
Philadelphia
Iuma
Cincinnati
American Association
Kansas
Ity
Indianapolis i
St. Paula
St i
Baseball Schedule and Pitcher Matchups Across Leagues
Major league games listed with times and starting pitchers for teams including Boston St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit New York St. Louis Boston Chicago Cleveland Washington and several midwest matchups. Notable pitches include Pollet Newcombe Heintzelman Ratgensberger Maglie Minner Hutchinson Byrne Pillette Parnell Gwnpert Kellner Petter Hudson Marerro and others with multiple doubleheaders and time notes.
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Boston
St. Louis
Urkent
Minner
Detroit
New York
Petter
Hudson
Marerro
American Association
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Athens Netmen Fall In District Tennis Clash
Chillicothe Highs Cavaliers upset Athens 3-2 in a tennis match with Gord Sigler winning singles and Nellis paired with Dilley losing in doubles. Athens earlier exited district play in New Concord after a default win over Martins Ferry and Glenn Hawkins and Teach dropped doubles.
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Chillicothe
Chillicothe’ High
Tennis Cavaliers
Athens
Cavalier
Gordon Sigler
Jim Leach
Allison
Art
Hawkins
Lanny MacBeth
Dick Nellis
Jim Dilley
Fed
Dilley
MacBeth
Tone
Leaches
Ronnie
Jim
New Concord
Martins Ferry
Pick Klitch
Portsmouth
Jim Teach
Seaten
Bexley
Connelsville Nine Seeks Local Baseball Games
Independent team manager Mike Olasin seeks schedule for McConnelsville area ball games. Misetub plays on seven Thursdays and Sundays. Contact Olasin at the listed McConnelsville phone number for arrangements.
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Mike Olasin
McConnelsville
Misetub
Olasin
Moss hits grand slam as Red Sox crush Tigers
Les Moss, newly acquired catcher, belted a grand slam to spark Boston to an 8-1 win over Detroit. Allie Reynolds fired a four hitter, following a 1-0 win over Cleveland, as the Yankees routed the Browns 8-1.
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Les Moss
Red Sox
Boston
Detroit
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Baseball Leaders and Highlights From The Major Leagues
Listing of top players by batting runs and RBIs across leagues with figures for hitters Fain Robinson Hodges and Spahn. Highlights include Williams Homeruns 3 and Hodges 13, Chesney and Baunholtz triples, and Roe pitching 5 9 with Raschi striking out 38.
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Hodges
Brooklyn
Jethroe
Boston
Roe
Spahn
High School Baseball and Tennis Schedule
Middleport plays Athens at 4 30 p m in a high school baseball match. Ohio A va Bowling Green visits OU field for a 2 30 p m game in mid american baseball. Gallia Academy faces Athens in tennis in a regional clash.
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Middleport
Athens
Ohio
A. Va
Bowling Green
OU Field
Gallia Academy
Six Teams Form City Baseball League in Point Pleasant
City league teams Henderson Country Club Bell Meade North Point Pleasant Jericho and the South End Tigers will play in a summer baseball league in Point Pleasant West Virginia. Games scheduled Tuesdays and Fridays at 1 30 p m with a long list of matchups from June through July.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Bob Adkins
Focal
Boys City Baseball League
Henderson, Country Club
Bell Meade
North Point Pleasant
Jericho
South End Tigers
Henderson
Country Club
Tune & Bell Meade
N. Pty Pleasant
N. Pt
Pleasant
Bell Mente
Henderson Vas
North
South End
Cou Club
Jericho Bell Meade
Bell Mende
Jer
Icho Tigers
Pitches No Hitter As Canton Lehman Tops North Canton
Lefthander Glen Rowles struck out 10 and walked one to pitch Canton Lehman High School to a 5-1 no hitter over North Canton. Two first inning errors produced the lone North Canton run as Canton Lehman pulled away.
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Canton
UPI
Glen Rowles
Canton Lehman High School
North Canton
Spring Sport Champions To Emerge This Weekend
More than 1200 high school athletes from 26,000 starters descend on Columbus for four spring championships at Ohio State. Teams contest track baseball golf and tennis across two days with pairings set for Friday events and finals at the OSU athletic plant. Cincinnati Withrow and Amelia won last year in baseball and Walnut Hills led tennis. defending track champ Central Vocational faces a wide A class field with East Tech, Columbus Central and Mansfield among contenders.
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Ohio U
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Western Michigan
Miami
Toledo
Ohio University
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio State Golf Club
Cleveland Fast
Portsmouth
Linden McKinley
Cincinnati Western Hills
Lima St. Rove
Roscoe
Navarre
Beaver Creek
Withrow
Amelia
University Golf Course
Mansfield
Findlay
Youngstown
Raven
Kent
Circleville
Upper Arlington
Chillico
Akron
Seouth
Dick Klitch
Walter Melbourne
Toledo Devilbiss
McKay
Dayton Oakwood
Sheldon Wyman
East Cleveland Shaw
Brockhoff
Cincinnati Purcell
Jim Hariburt
Salem
Keith Hanlon
Bexley
Rod Anderson
Fremont Ross
Fryman
Dayton Stivers
Bruce Ohman
Shaker Heights
Brown
Wyoming
Hamilton Public
Purcell
Don Clark
Gary Tallmadge
Cuyahoga Falls
Jim Poland
Don King
Barberton
Dick Fryman
Dave James
Granville
George Souder
Howard Hirsch
Fritz Haring
Bill Beale
Bill Leaks
Larry Resanich
Hackney-Wells
Middletown
Dave
Doug Boyle
Dayton Fairview
Barrie Rich
John Bowling
Cleveland East Tech
Columbus Central
Spingsfield
Cincinnati Central Vocational
Lima Central
Cleveland Central
Springfield
Marietta
Bellaire
Warren
Clyde
Berlin Heights
Anderson Township
Xenia Woodrow Wilson
Oberlin
Coolville
Belpre
Marysville
Brecksville
Poland
Browns Sign Two More Halfbacks For 1951 Squad
The Cleveland Browns announced the signing of two starting halfbacks Rex Bumgardner and William Dub Jones. This brings the total signed to 23 veterans and 16 rookies for the 1951 season. Bumgardner enters his fourth pro season, Jones his fifth.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Football Browns
Rex Bumgardner
William
Dub) Jones
Bumgardner
Jones
Dillard Seeks Place On Olympic Squad
Harrison Dillard plans another try as an Olympic hurdler he aims to earn a berth on the U.S. team for 1952. He previously failed to qualify specifically in hurdling in 1948 but joined the squad as a sprinter and won the 100 meters in the Olympic trials.
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Sandusky
Harrison Dillard
Boosters Club
U.S
Charles Predicts He'll Have Maxim In Chicago Bout
Charles predicts he can withstand Maxim’s punches and retain the heavyweight title in Chicago Stadium next Wednesday night. Maxim forecasts a knockout victory and recalls a London light heavy title win. Manager Jack Kearns seeks three referees to officiate, arguing referees should judge a close bout after prior disputed decisions.
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Chicago
Bazard Charles
Maxim
Charles
Freddy Mills
London
Jack Kearns
Iineis State Athletic Commission
Kearns
Furard
American Sam Arzetta Keeps Local Fans Hopeful In Wales
In a gale at Porthcawl Golf Club Sam Arzetta the U S amateur champion from Rochester New York defeated local favorite Steve Tredinnick 3 and 2 in the British amateur championship third round action. Arzetta, paired with John Mill of Scotland, said rain and wind won’t deter him and he hopes to improve his short game as he presses to stay in the event. Stranahan meets Walker Cup teammate Bob Knowles as the American charge continues alongside 11 others facing domestic or overseas rivals.
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Miami
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Ohio U
Bobcats
Western Michigan
Tis
Bob Wren
Porthcawl
Wales
Porthcaw
Sam Arzetta
Rochester
N.Y
Steve Tredinnick
Sam
U.S
Arzetta
Frank Stranahan
Arretta
John
Athens High Finishes Fifth in District Golf Meet
AHS golfers place fifth in a seven school district event at Zanesville Country Club with 384 strokes. Chillicothe wins by 16 over Lancaster. medalist honors go to Alan Vierehome of Lancaster with 76. Other teams include Zanesville 266, East Liverpool 376, St. Clairsville 385, Coshocton 385. Athens players include Algeo Widdoes Smith Wolfe. Finals set in Columbus at Ohio State University course Friday at 1 p.m.
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Zanesville
Athens High
Zanesville Country Club
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Cavaliers
Alan Vierehome
East Liverpool
St. Clairsville
Coshocton
Cadiz
Athens
Jack Algeo
Tine Widdoes
John Smith
Bill Wolfe
Rain Interuption Halts OU Marshall Tennis Match
Heavy rain paused the Ohio University Marshall College tennis meet with the score tied at three wins apiece. Three doubles matches were in progress and two were ahead when rain halted play. Singles mostly split, with Pickering Dunbar Poole winning for OU while Siegel Skinner Collins fell. OU's final home game vs Bowling Green postponed due to conditions.
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Ohio University
Marshall College
Ohio U
Bowling Green
Ohio State
Bar
Barney Poole
Pickering
Jim Pyle
Dunbar
Ken Swift
Poole
Pete
Fred Siegel
Pemp Gillespie
Don Skinner
Don Brown
Fred Collins
Clarence Burdette
Skinner
Pyle
Rozzoe
Collins
Burdette
Swift
Sports Roundup Fights New York and Cleveland Boxers
New York boxer Ted Murray outpointed Miguel Mea divil in a 146 pound bout. In Cleveland Jackie Keough defeated Bobby Neal on points at 154 pounds. College baseball scores show Xavier 9 Chase 1, Ohio State 8, Cincinnati and Indiana 7, Miami 4.
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New York
Ted Murray
Miguel Meadivil
Havana
Cleveland
Jackie Keough
Bobby Neal
Beaver Falls
Xavier
Chase
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Indiana
Miami
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Cash Powell
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al Nellis
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Nine Desires Ball Games
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Rosen
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Coan
Homeruns
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Ee Rases—Rusby
Chica
Lopat
Raschi
Abrams
Snider
Efiliott
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Baumholtz
Adcock and
Adams
Fritz Howell
Walnut Hills
Football Browns
Dillard
Gale
Urzetta
AHS
W. Hunter St
Logan
Fordomatic Drive
Ford
Beasley & Mathews
E. Carpenter
Athens, Ohio
Thundering Herd
Jack Pickering
Ralph Dun
Siegel
Gillespie
AIR Force
U. S. Air Force Reserve
Aviation Cadet Project
Civil Service Room
P.O. Bidg
Athens Motor Sales
Goodrich
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