New Marshfield VFW routs Albany for first HVL win
New Marshfield VFW nine rallied with 10 runs in the last four innings to beat Albany Panthers 13 to 6 on Sunday, achieving their first Hocking Valley League victory in two games. Nolan Mace led with a double and two singles, while four teammates added two hits each as Stright hit a double and triple.
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Rutland Tops Buicks 9 to 7 In Pomeroy Softball Opener
Rutland 9 Blaettner's Buicks 7 as Pomeroy Softball League opens. Mayor Dennison and Mayor Russell participate. Seidnable Arnold homer for Blaettner’s. Smith wining pitcher, Silvers loses. Next game Bradbury vs Imperial Electric on the Pomeroy Diamond Tuesday.
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Imperial Electric
Pomeroy Diamond
Newhouser Sees Glimpses Of Past Power In Win
Detroit fans saw Hal Newhouser return to form with a four hitter against the Boston Red Sox and a seven hit 5 2 victory over the Washington Senators boosting the Tigers into fourth place. Preacher Roe starred for the Dodgers in a 9 4 win over the Reds while Monk Dubiel scattered three hits as the Phillies beat the Cardinals 6 2. No other MLB games were on the schedule.
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Middleport Yellow Jackets Clinch SEC Title With 6-0 Win
Middleport High School’s Yellow Jackets pounded Athens 6-0 to seal a Southeast Ohio Conference baseball championship. Malcolm Miller struck out 10 in a two hit gem, while Jim Haggerty and Bill Moore both doubled to drive in runs as Middleport overcame Bulldog pitcher Tommy Oldfield’s mixed control. Oldfield walked seven, hit three batters, and four Middleport runs in the seventh sealed the胜.
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Middleport Yellow Jackets Again Rule SEC Baseball Scene
The Middleport Yellow Jackets strengthen their SEC lead by throttling Athens in a repeat performance, with coach Forest Bachtel praised for building a strong squad. Yankee pursuit notes include Troy High standouts Bob Reed and Kingston’s Kimp ton plus Vic Sherow of Ohio U. publicity planning trips to Marietta amid team tests.
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Practice Grip And Get Feel Of Clubs Advised
Harmon explains the overlapping grip in golf and why it remains common. He urges beginners to practice two weeks to master grip feel before long shots and details hand placements for the overlapping grip with emphasis on securing the club.
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Boxing Results Roundup From AP Card
Washington Beau Jack of Augusta won a ten round decision over Tony Janko of Youngstown. New York Willie Ramn Belt outpointed Joey Carbido of Youngstown in ten rounds. Charlie Banks of Cincinnati stopped Larry Watson of Omaha in four. Joe Kezele of Warren, Ohio defeated Billy Squall of Pittsburgh in six rounds.
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Veteran spoils no hit bid as Frey delivers pinch hit
Lonnie Frey, a 13-year major leaguer with Minneapolis, broke Louisville’s no hit bid in the ninth against Jack Griffore. Griffore carried a two hitter into the ninth before Frey’s clean single with one out. Louisville won 4-0 as Griffore’s gem stood as the Colonels’ best pitching effort of the season. Also in Toledo the Madhens beat St. Paul 6-5, and Columbus routed Milwaukee 11-2 to extend a nine game win streak. Indianapolis topped Kansas City 4-2 after a four run first. Ohio Wesleyan beat Akron 93-34 in college track.
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Athens County selects six for National Junior Olympics
Winners from 215 junior athletes in Athens County were chosen to represent the county at the National Junior Olympics in Cleveland this summer. Mechanicsburg led with 30 percent points and will send six athletes including Green who won three events. Alternate Bolen from Athens will also train with the team under Trowel supervision prior to Baldwin Wallace College events.
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Golf Scores From Early College Matches
Denison defeats Ohio Wesleyan 11 to 2 while Xavier beats Dayton 15 to 12 and Miami edges Cincinnati 109 to 7. Kentucky defeats Miami 10 to 8 in college golf scores.
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Brown Browns Back in Public After Ohio State Leave
Paul E. Brown former Ohio State coach and Browns executive spoke at an Agenis Club dinner in Columbus. He said he is not returning to coach OSU and talked of pro leagues merging. He recalled OSU days, praised Widdoes, and described a golf vacation with Browns staff starting in Mansfield and Granville.
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Words of encouragement from Brown to Ohio State fans
Brown urged the youths to pursue college with resolve and preparation for all challenges. He praised Ohio State as a premier institution and urged attendance, framing higher education as a shield against draft uncertainties.
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National League and American League baseball scores and results
National League results show Cincinnati losing to Brooklyn 3 9 after a late rally, while St Louis edged Philadelphia 2 0. American League notes Detroit defeated Washington 7 0 with strong pitching, and trailing teams Toledo upends St Paul 6 5. Additional American Association games include Columbus 11 Milwaukee 2 and Indianapolis 4 Kansas City 2.
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Night Baseball Matchups Across Major U.S. Cities
Night games feature New York at Detroit Raschi against Hutchinson, Boston at St Louis Kinder versus Zoldak, Washington at Cleveland Haefner against Lemon, Philadelphia at Chicago Scheib versus Wight, Chicago at Brooklyn Schmitz versus Barney, Cincinnati at Boston Wehmeier against Barrett, St Louis at New York Pollett against Koslo, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Riddle against Erickson. Additional night games include St Paul at Louisville Milwaukee at Indianapolis Kansas City at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo.
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Tigers rally as Campbell clears bases to beat Senators 5 2
Paul Campbell hit a bases loaded triple to turn a 2-0 deficit, leading the Detroit Tigers to a 5-2 win over the Washington Senators. Walter Dubiel pitched in Philadelphia as the Phillies defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6-2 in a night game.
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Cannaley to Direct Ohio Public Links Golf Tournament
Jerry Cannaley of Toledo will lead Ohio's 1948 public links event in Toledo June 18 19 20 with E O Gifford and W F Bebout as assistants named by Mayor James A Rhodes. The Sunningdale venue hosts 64 district qualifiers and marks the first match play format in the history. Val Chiverini is the defending Toledo champion with district qualifiers set in Steubenville Dayton Akron Youngstown Toledo Cincinnati and Columbus. Cleveland has a 12 man team selected.
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Miami Dominates Ohio University In Golf Sweep
Miami University's golfers routed Ohio University 17 to 1 in Oxford. Red Mowery led with a 67 medalist score, while Hubert Selz and Ray Lohr won two matches for OU. OU wraps home schedule Tuesday against Dayton after a tough leg of the series.
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Ike Williams Defends World Lightweight Crown
World lightweight champion Ike Williams defends his title, with No 1 challenger Enrique Bolanos set to challenge over 15 rounds Tuesday in Los Angeles. Williams seeks to maintain his crown as Bolanos aims for a shock upset.
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Neoray Shuts Out St Vincent in 11-0 Victory
Akron Garfield pitcher Ronnie Neoray struck out 17 in a seven inning no hit win over Akron St. Vincent. It was his second no hit performance in two years.
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