Middle Atlantic League 25th Anniversary Book Highlights Oldest Class C Circuit
The souvenir booklet for the Middle Atlantic Base ball League marks its 25th anniversary. It lists 300 pages of stats and features headed by Elmer Daily since 1925, notes former franchises from Dayton to Canton, and recalls pennant wins by Zanesville and Johnstown. It also mentions Bert Grimm and other players, WVU football comments by Dud DeGroot and Roughhouse Johnny Marinee’s return to hockey.
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Middle Atlantic Baseball League
Elmer Daily
Ebensburg
Ohio
Youngstown
Dayton
Springfield
Zanesville
Akron
Portsmouth
Canton
Johnstown
Standings and results from the National and American Leagues
Baseball results for yesterday across the National League and American Association show Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, Brooklyn, and New York with varied scores and RBI totals. Notable games include wins and losses for Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, and other clubs as rain affected schedule interactions.
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National League Incinnati
Ftsburgh
Fox
Blackwell
Howell Pramesa
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Walsh
Dickson
Masshenge
Brooklyn
Reese
Sans
Hansen
Association
New York
Borowy
Simmons
Ste Minneapolis
Westrum
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Fain
Boston at New York and other league games report
Several 7:30 p.m. starts across the majors with Boston at New York amid pitching matchups Kinder against Reynolds and Don Newcombe for Brooklyn. Giants clout a three run homer to lead St Louis in Chicago with Kellner and Wight starting. Cleveland visits Detroit while Peller opposes Trucks in pitching matchups and Cincinnati hosts Pittsburgh as dry games fill schedules nationally.
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Boston
New York
Kinder
Reynolds
Wes Westrum
Washington
Don Newcombe
Peller
Trucks
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Eithin
St. Louis
Bickford
Banta
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Lively
Chambers
Chicago
Ea Va
American Association Columbus
Toledo
Touravile St. Paul
Kansas City
Tigers
Detroit
Indians
Tribe
Bengals
Virgil “Pire
Lew Boudreau
Bob Feller
Earl Wann
Boudreau
Wynn
Philadelphia
Feller
Cleveland
Boston Weed Sox
Reed
Yankees
Moston
Dann
Fenway Park
Ted Sox
Murray City Caps HVL Title in 1949 season summary
Murray City caps win HVL title as top teams like Columbus and Southern Ohio Blue flock to the league standings. The article lists standout players with stats in batting, runs, doubles, triples, and stolen bases, including Williams Boston Mitchell Cleveland Robinson Brooklyn and Dillinger St. Louis, and notes a broad mix of local and regional teams and competitions in 1940s era baseball and dog hunting championships.
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Dillinger
St. Louis
Petching—Kinder
Boston
Trucks
Detroit
Robinson
Brooklyn
Murray City
Siatclub
Hocking Valley
Fecenty
Columbus
Southern Ohio
Nelsonvile
Pai
Yale
Nelsonville
Poston
Fae Rage
Nelsonville Strching
Enrat
Steiceours
Newcombe River
Warren Dupler
Glen Bek
Zies
Bi" McDonald
Calvin
Hagel
Kenton
Dale Swyers
Gutfelders
John American
Reeve
Robinton
Hatton
Cincinnati
En ‘Ls
Philadelphia
Redmen To Be Road Eleven At Rio Grande College
Rio Grande College will play all football games away due to limited locker facilities and poor field conditions. Opening vs Ashland C Tege is set for Oak Hill at 8 pm on September 17, while homecoming vs Wilmington moves to Gallia Academy Thigh School Field at pm. Detroit Tech game on October 29 will be at Jackson High Field at pm.
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Rio Grande
Christy Arnold
Ashland C Tege
Oak Hil
Wilmington
New Gallia Academy
At & Pm
Detroit Tech
Fant Jackson High Field
Embattled OU squad scrimmages Detroit for two games
The Oklahoma team faces Detroit in a two game scrimmage set keying a push for rhythm and scoring punch. Veterans and new faces work at the 20 yard line to sharpen offensive passes while defensive reactions are tested against varied formations.
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Carroll Widdoes
Widdoes
Dia Reason
Vic Polosky
Hobcats
Ned
SEC
Beulah Opens On Saturday at Delaware Ohio Racecourse
Beulah Park reopens for a 24 day meeting with renewed facilities including resurfaced racing strip a new clubhouse veranda and expanded stabling to 718 stalls. Gale Osborne leads a stable of 20 horses as Darby Park rivals bring Floyd Schultz Gowin and Job Dean Jessop who later became national riding champion in 1945.
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Beulah’ Park
Little Brown
Delaware
O. Paces
Beulah Park
Beulah
Carnival TPs On Sale At Ohio League Stadium
Ohio League football carnival tickets go on sale at Athens High School and Banks Sport Shop. AHS Principal Oliver Wood announced the sale today.
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Ohio
University
Athens” High School
Banks Sport Shop
AHS
Oliver Wood
West Virginia Unveils QB Plans as Walthall Returns
WVU faces quarterback changes with Walthall back from injury and DeGroot sidelined. Jettin' Jimmy DeGroot remains a passing threat, while Billy Allen and Len Bellas provide support. The Mountaineers, led by Walthall, aim to improve passing and running game as Morgantown roster reshapes for 1960.
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New York
Fred Cialit
Therok Groot
West Virginia
Greenbrier
Mountaineers
James Henry Walthall
William Burke Allen
Jettin
Jimmy
Fenemy
Walthall
Princeton Flash
Parkersburg
Billy Allen
Billy
Wakerhall
Allen
Dick Loring
Morgantown
Tittle Mountainere
Fullack
Len Bellas
Bronco Coach Optimistic About 194? Western Michigan Squad
Western Michigan College football coach John W. Gill says optimism runs high as about 50 players report for early practice and three more join soon. He expects a strong toward a successful Mid-American Conference season, with key linemen and backs returning from injuries, while some players shift sports or face possible replacements.
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Salamazoo
Mich
Western Michigan College
John W. Gill
Broncos
Bronco
Lee Steinhardt
Tulback
Hae
Bruce Seliers
Elkhart Ind
Robert White
Yea Gill
Mogus Signs With Warriors In Latest NBA Move
Youngstown native Leo Mogus a 6 foot 4 veteran who played for the Indianapolis Jets last season sent his signed contract to the Philadelphia Warriors of the NBA Mogus averaged 15.9 points last year He is the fourth new player signed by the Warriors joining Vern Gardner Nelson Babb and John Payak from Utah Temple and Bowling Green respectively.
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Hiladeleniq
le Mois
Youngstown
Ohio
Indianapolis Jets
Philadelphia
Warr
National Basketball Assaton
Mogus
Warriors
Vern Gardner
University of Utah
Nelson Babb
Temple
John Payak
Bowling Green
Grid Clinic Slated Here Next Sunday
Football followers are invited along with officials coaches and players to the annual football clinic next Sunday in Ohio University’s gym. The program will be shared by coaches Carroll Windsor and Howard Brinker and Krieger, an official recognized as one of the nation’s outstanding officials. A member of the Intercollegiate Football Association committee, Krieger will discuss the 1949 season. Changes have been made, according to SPO secretary treasurer Jack ... district view presidents head six districts Athens Portsmouth Huntington Marietta Lancaster Tipicame.
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Ohio
SO. Othicals
Onto U's
Carroll Windoee
Howard Brinker
Ant Ee Trish
Krieger
F ‘Aation
Intercollegiate Football Association
SPO
Alm Jack Pm
Widoes
Brine
Dstricts
Athens
Portamouth
Honton
Marietta
Lancaster
Tplticaine
Browner Tops Chicago Sox 3-4 At Aqueduct
Browner clinched a win over the Chicago Sox at Aqueduct in a 3 to 4 contest. The result showcased Browner’s efficiency on the mound and the Sox’s late rally, leaving both teams contending for position.
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Aqueduct
Browner
Chicago Sox
Logan Graduate Named Coulton High Coach
Logan High graduate and Lor ean High School 1941 alum Vohr Lohr has been appointed Coulton High School basketball coach. He earned AP All Ohio honors in 1941 and a MEQ all star football spot that year. Lohr is completing a master’s degree, is married with one child, and served in World War I era service. Don Rushing of Junction City was named basketball coach at New Straitaville High School, replacing Harry Te Davis.
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Mark
Logan
Coulton
Vohr
Lorean High School
Astern Kentucky State College
Associated Press
Al-Ohio
Olege
Lohr
Imaster
Don Rushing
Junction City
Haseen
New Straitaville High School
Harry Te Davis
Majors Vote Against Bonus Rule Repeal
The Major League Baseball office reported that the 16 Major Leagues voted against repealing the bonus rule. The rule would limit signing bonuses to players and affect farm system movements. Walter Mullory, secretary treasurer, noted the amendment sought to set aside certain provisions but failed to pass.
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Baseball
Walter Mullory
Uy Mutory
Connelly Delivers No Hitter in Toledo Victory
In a drizzle soaked game at Toledo last night, right hander Connelly pitched a masterful no hitter guiding the Hens to a 5-0 win over Locheville. Six Colonels were fanned as Connelly maintained steady control despite two walks and a late pickoff play.
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Telly
Connels
Toledo
Rikes
Connelly
Mest
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Bert Grimm
New Haven
Racine Maroons
Ohio Valley Association
Grimm
Scottdale
Steve Sandra
Clay
Big Tengu
Jarry
Cumberland
Dud DeGroot
West Virginia University
Mountaineer
Charleston
Morris Harvey
Marshall
Huntington
DeGroot
Roughhouse
Johnny Marinee
Chicago Blackhawks
Minneapolis Millers
US Coast Guard
Murray City Caps
UNS
Stephens
Wiliams
Mitchell
Williams
Ome
Cincinnati Reds
Redmen
Dick Borer
Marv ‘Spidel
Jim McKenna
Haifback
Ralph Barrows
Ed Roberts
Sud Hick
McKenna
Aly
Richard
Dacia
Winkdace
Davin
Widaces
Bobcats
Faault
West Virgin
Timmy Walthall
SEC Carnival
WVU
Leo Mogus
Torch
Dayton Pleasure Car Racing
Teer
TOP Brewing CO
Sports Mirror
George M. Trautman
National
Auncation
Clase Aefae
Grothe
Aasgnoe
Toledo Trarler
Asergo
Dale Hall
Los Angeles
Dick Magan
Cheng
Vneadelihea
Chico Varo
Havana
Charley Cation
Thy
Jed
V. Yaw
S. Court Street
Borie-Mie
Washington St
Second Ave
Gallipolis
NYE Chevrolet Co
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Middleport, Oh
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