Ohio Cage Stars To Clash In Annual North South Game
Ohio high school all star game at Memorial Coliseum features top stars from Belmont Dayton led by Bill Hosket and Don May. North and South youth talents duel in a 8 p.m. EST tipoff under a new quad period system with 3,500 tickets sold and arena capacity 4,500.
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Unbeaten GE Edges Elks 5 3 In Midget League Clash
General Electric remained undefeated with a 5-3 win over the Elks on the LHL diamond. GE built its lead with three first inning runs and added two more across the second and sixth, while Ellis scored twice. Key GE hits included doubles by Marc Bailey and Jay Beougher and singles by Herbie Buhrts and Greg Inboden. The Elks were limited to Mike Comstock's triple and Mike Hartman’s single. Firestone vs Hack Keynes scheduled for today.
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Boxer With Broken Jaw Faces TV Test Tonight
New York AP reports Cuban welterweight Jose Stable who suffered a broken jaw in a gym mishap eight months ago will undergo a television test tonight. Stable, 23, ranked third among welter contenders and with 25 pro fights, has never stopped. His comeback bout pits him against Tito Marshall in a live telecast.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Latest MLB Day
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 40 wins and San Francisco at 41 27. Results include Pittsburgh 8 New York 1 and San Francisco 2 Los Angeles 1 in 13 innings. Baltimore leads AL with 42 25.
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Finals Set In Ohio Women’s Amateur Golf Championship
Ruth Pickrel of Dayton and Barbara McArthur of Wooster advanced to today’s final at Belmont Hills Country Club after winning Thursday semifinals. They outlasted 96 entrants since Monday, with McArthur beating Lida Mathews 4-3 and Pickrel defeating Jean Bell 6-5. Pickrel, last year's semifinalist, defeated defending champion Kathleen Newton earlier in the week.
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Victory on Tap Noted at Madison Square Garden Bout
Vince Shomo of New York fought a televised 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden with action packed rounds and competitive exchanges showcasing his boxing skills against a rival foe.
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Hidden Ball Trick Turns Homer into Rival Error
Dan Napoleon hit a deep drive that appeared to be a homer, but John May of the Binghamton Triplets later admitted he swapped the ball during the play. Auburn defeated Binghamton 8 to 2 as Napoleon was credited with the home run.
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Old Man Par Clobbered In Cleveland Open Round One
Old man par seventy one took a beating in the opening round of the Cleveland Open at Highland Park. Al Geiberger led with 64 as Tony Lema and George Bayer followed with 65. Defending champ Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were among leaders but far back, with cuts looming as sub par scores likely to survive in the 72 hole event.
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Bowling Notes: A and W Drive-In takes series on strong scores
A and W Drive-In won two of three from Flunkies led by Woody Deible with 614 on 209 178 227. Don Smith posted 522 for the losers. Peck's Alignment, paced by Roland Pierce's 507, swept Scenic Lanes behind Fred Thomas's 571. Rah's swept Super Duper as L Arnold led with 536 and Arch Taylor had 446 for the losers.
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Mira Seeks Big Chance In All-Star Games
Buffalo AP George Mira dreams of playing pro football with the San Francisco 49ers after two All-Star games. He will quarterback the Fast against the West in the All-America game at War Memorial Stadium and aims to learn from John Brodie while improving conditioning for the August Chicago showcase.
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Lions Rally Past Herefords 16-13 in Peewee clash
The Lions defeated the Herefords 16-13 to improve to 2-1 while Herefords drop to 1-2. Eddie Collins led the attack with a homer, triple and two singles as the Lions erupted with a seven-run sixth inning. Tom Cole also homered and contributed key hits in the win.
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Miami and Key West viewers await televised event
A large audience in Miami and home in Key West will monitor the television broadcast of the event, signaling widespread regional interest and anticipation.
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Batters Lead Team in Offense With Multihit Effort
Tom Cole posted a four bagger a double and a single Robert Bur cham added a triple a double and a single Tony Bright collected two doubles and a single Tom Brown delivered three singles For the losers Dale Bruce slugged a triple and a single Gregg Garner had a double and a single
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Tebbetts Returning To Cleveland Post
Anna Maria City Florida AP Birdie Tebbetts Cleveland Indians manager leaves home after heart attack recovery to undergo a physical exam and, if cleared by doctors, rejoin the team. He suffered the heart attack April 1 during spring training in Arizona. Accompanied by wife Mary and four children.
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