Logan Mingoes Edge New Marshfield in Ninth Inning Loss
New Marshfield beat the Logan Mingoes 6 to 5 at New Marshfield yesterday afternoon. The Mingoes led early with Mowery and Eckhart scoring, Oliver belted a late triple, and Tick Mowery tied it with a two-base hit in the ninth before Bolce doubled and scored the winner for New Marshfield.
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Indian Chief Bill Veeck Says This Has Gone Far Enough
Cleveland June 6 An angry Bill Veeck threatened drastic action to pull the Indians from their slump. He cited recent losses to Philadelphia, dropping the team to seventh and marking their fourth Sunday doubleheader defeat. Veeck hinted at trades with 10 days left before the trading deadline, clearing manager Lou Boudreau while backing his own view of Boudreau as a player. Joost homered twice as Eddie Joost led the A's to 3 0 and 4 2 wins over the Tribe as Bob Feller took the losses and Satchel Paige surrendered three runs on homers by Joost and Majeski.
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St Paul and Indianapolis Lead in Doubleheader Showdown
St Paul and Indianapolis split Sunday doubleheaders to widen their edge in the American Association standings. St Paul beat Columbus 9-3 and 3-2 as Early Naylor hit two homers and Hank Schenz delivered the go ahead hit. Indianapolis won 10-8 and 7-1 over Kansas City as Joe Muir pitched well and Forrest Main battled in the first game. Maurice McDermott of Louisville struck out 20 in a recent game, a league record. Milwaukee split with Toledo as Johnny Logan drove in the decisive run in the eighth.
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Snead Favored At National Open In Medinah
Chicago reports the 49th National Open at Medinah County Club where Samuel Snead is the favorite. The par 71 course on Medinah No 3 yardage 7000 challenges power hitters as veterans predict a 280 total four under par for the 72 holes.
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Local Golfers Enter Tourney for SEC Championship
Members of Hocking Hills Country Club began qualifying for a team to enter the south eastern Ohio tournament set for June 24 to 26 at Marietta Country Club. The ten man squad will include the 36 hole scorers with deadline June 19. Eight clubs compete in medal play over 36 holes and six best scores count for the team title. Don Finsterwald of Athens was last year’s individual champion. Gallipolis took the team crown for the third straight year. Other teams include Logan Athens Portsmouth Cambridge Chillicothe Jackson.
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Straitsville Plays Brickmakers Tonight
New Straitsville hosts Hocking Valley Brick in a twilight softball game at Strawn's ball park at 6 15 tonight The schedule also lists games with St John s Logan Clay Products Toot n Tell em Yates Dodgers and Godman club across Wednesday Thursday and Friday plus a noted college football and tennis family reference from Michigan State and Notre Dame
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Cards Rally to Narrow NL Gap Amid pennant race
St Louis climbs to fourth place just 1.5 games behind the first-place Giants after an 11 of 13 surge. They beat Boston 8-1 on the road and followed with a 6-1 win over the Reds as Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Chicago also split or won crucial games. The Yankees split with the Browns as Vic Raschi won his eighth.
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Ohio State Wins Ohio Amateur Track Title
Ohio State University captured the state amateur track title in Dayton with 71 points, Dayton A. M. C. finished second with 21. Illinois and Syracuse, who were to meet in a 1951 1952 football series, had met previously in 1909 and 1910.
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