OU Marietta brawl clouds game with bench clear and crowd trouble
The OU Marietta game sparked a bench rally as Don Poling and Gene Hughes clashed with Marietta players after a disputed ground rule. Poling was shaken but left the game as Jay Ingall warmed up. Marietta press likely to face Bobcats with Wylie and Horn sidelined by injuries.
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Muriel Whiting
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Pioneers
Ken Weiss
Bobcat
Bobcats
Don Peden
Jay Ingall
Mark Wylie
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Ohio State
Charley Horn
Ohio U Versus Kent State and Golf at Athens Area Events
Ohio University schedules baseball for Friday against Kent State and Ohio Wesleyan. Conference coaches meet in the men’s gym Thursday. Friday also features golf preliminaries at Hocking Hills and Athens Country Club, tennis tourney on OU courts, a football coaches luncheon, and later golf finals at Athens Country Club. Track preliminaries and finals are listed at the stadium.
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Athens Country Club
Country Club
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Indians Push AL Lead With Lemon Power
Cleveland ace Bob Lemon dominates with a 4 0 shutout of Washington as he outdueled mentor Bob Feller in key AL action. Ken Keltner injures arm. Indians hold half game lead over Philadelphia as Yankees and Browns win. rain washes out two late games.
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Williams Wins Split Decision In Lightweight Title Bout
Ike Williams retains the lightweight championship with a split decision over Enrique Bolanos before about 28,000 fans in Los Angeles. Referee Charley Randolph favored Bolanos while judges Indrisano and Van sided with Williams. Gate receipts set a city outdoor record at roughly $152,000.
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Ace Hodkins
Bees Face Racine Rivalry in Ohio Valley Showdown
Gallipolis Bees riding a five game streak travel to Racine to avenge their only loss this season as Pomeroy Merchants seek a half game back. Foxy Grant and Cornett McFannin lead wins for Gallians while Bernard Guinther and Hendrix powered Pomeroy before the Bees’ 3 2 13 inning win. Memorial Day weekend program adds Sunday games to replacements.
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Schultz to Make Debut Friday for Reds at Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds manager Johnny Neun announced Howie Schultz will debut Friday against the Chicago Cubs at Crosley Field. Schultz, 6'7" first baseman acquired on waivers from Philadelphia, will share duties with Ted Kluszewski as Neun benches Babe Young after failures with key hits.
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Crosley Field
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Red Birds Streak Snapped in 13-10 Loss to KC
Columbus dropped to within 1% of the American Association lead after a 13-10 defeat to Kansas City in a one inning game. The Blues bullpen collapse allowed three in the 11th as Clarence Beers was knocked out. Columbus rallied from seven runs down with three in the fifth and seven in the sixth, while Toledo beat Minneapolis 5-2 behind Walter Brown’s ninth inning save.
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Salem Softball Defeats Deanville 18-6. Falls to Pittsburgh Hollow 11-4
The Salem softball team beat Deanville 18-6 and lost to Pittsburgh Hollow 11-4 in recent games. Wednesday night the club faces The Plains at home.
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Baseball scores and results across leagues
In the American League New York wins 16 to 5 over Detroit with strong innings led by Raschi and Berra. Washington loses to Cleveland 4 to 0, Boston edges St Louis 4 to 3, and Philadelphia beats Chicago 9 to 3. In the National League Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 16 to 4. American Association results include Kansas City 13 Columbus 10 in 11 innings, Toledo 5 Minneapolis 2, Indianapolis 8 Milwaukee 5, and Louisville 5 St Paul 0.
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Night Baseball Matchups Across The League
Tonight multiple games feature star pitchers Pollett Koslo Schmitz Barney Fox Spahn Lombardi Sim mons Shea Trout Hudson Reardon Harris Garver Coleman Grove Gillespie andolog teams St Louis New York Chicago Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Washington Cleveland St Paul Louisville Milwaukee Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus Minneapolis Toledo all night contests included.
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Yankees crush Tigers as Henrich homers and nets five hits
Tommy Henrich collected five hits in as many at bats to spark the Yankees to a 16 to 5 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Bob Lemon blanked Washington, pitching a four to nothing shutout, fanning 11 and allowing four hits.
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Eight inning melee caps Marietta versus Ohio U baseball game
Ohio University edged Marietta 9 5 in a wild MAC contest highlighted by an eighth inning melee at home plate that sparked fans onto the field. Ingall earned the win while Hegner took the loss as Marietta rallied with late scoring and the Bobcats added five in the ninth to secure victory.
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Sunnyside Comets Split Twinbill with Belfont Market
Sunnyside beat Belfont Market 7 to 2 in the opener on a one hit pitching gem by John Sayre and steady hitting. Belfont took the nightcap 9 to 6 as Ira Barnett was charged with the loss and Sunnyside surged to a nine run lead through five innings. Sunnyside will host Scott's Drugs of Russell Sunday at 2 p.m. on the Sunnyside diamond.
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Ohio colleges plan athletic conference formation
Representatives from Ashland Defiance Rio Grande and Cedarville Colleges planned a new athletic conference in Ashland. Ashland AD George H Donges was named temporary chairman and Findlay Northern and Wilmington may join. A further meeting is set for June 13 at Cedarville.
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Williams Tops Bolanos In Narrow Decision
In Los Angeles Ike Williams 135 from Trenton N J outpointed Enrique Bolanos 134 from Mexico City over 18 rounds. In Michigan City Red Grant 126 from Toledo KO Chuck McGow 124 from Indianapolis in 3 rounds.
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