Middleground Debuts as Middle Falls 17-16 to Kiser
Middle nine makes its first appearance but drops a high scoring season opener 17 to 16 at Dayton against Kiser. Hyde Stringer and Burnett pitched in relief as Middle bats totaled a dozen hits, wind complicating outfield.
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Middle Nine
Dayton Riser
Jerry Nardiello
Kiser
Dayton
Tom Hyde
Sam S'tringer
Tom Burnett
Hyde
Wendell
Deacon
Dieh
Stringer
Burett
Diehl
Peck
Ralph Mattingly
Middies
Fort
Miamisburg
Barnitz Field
Rudhell
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Hawkins
Feinthal
Spraching
Tees
Pergram
Kisfr
Heiland
Ferraro
Eeen Dembski
Uzzel
State Lakes Prohibit Live Bait Harvest In Inland District
Fishermen are warned that bait-taking in state-owned and state-controlled lakes is banned at all times. In the inland district Minnow gathering from May 1 to June 14 is prohibited except in narrow streams, with minnow seining limits and a cap of 100 minnows in possession.
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Columbus
Lester C. Bailey
Wildlife Division
Mayer's Climb Back Into Race As Burnett Girls Lose Three
Mayer's Meats and McFadden Electric spark a comeback in the Women's Recreation League at Broad St Bowl, closing within two games of Burnett's after a triple victory over Hudepohl. Ruth Sanders and Esther McGraw lead scoring for Mayer's, while Burnett's Pat Watts and McFadden's Carolyn Kelly post strong totals amid a tense playoff push.
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Neil Thomas
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Kiama
Moose
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Rogues
Wit
Miss
P. Yost
Goode
J. Soule
The
Frma Haven
Jokers
Martha Wombold
Doves
Charlotte Boehmee Eee
Crargins
Industrial Loop Reelects Taylor Softball Proxy
Harry Taylor of Miami Cabinet will head the Industrial Softball League for the second year. The reappointment was the only major action from last night’s meeting. Four teams attended: Yardner Board, Interstate Folding Box, Inland Container, and Miami Cabinet. Armco and Shattle Brothers were absent and not definite about joining. A follow up meeting is set for next Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the YMCA.
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Miami Cabinet
Taylor
Yardner Board
Interstate Folding Box
Inland Container
Armco
Shattle Brothers
Inland
Miami
Four Ohioans Reach AAU Boxing Semi-Finals in Boston
The 62nd National AAU boxing championships see four Ohioans advance to the semi finals in Boston. Cleveland’s Dick Anderson 147 pounds and national Golden Gloves champion is favored, with Walter Peterson 135 pounds Springfield, Mickey Mars 135? Cleveland featherweight, and Joe Dixon Youngstown light-heavyweight also progressing.
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Boston
Dick Anderson
Cleveland
Walter Peterson
Springfield
Mickey Mars
Joe Dixon
Youngstown
Mars
Charles Gomes
Providence
Bob Agena
Honolulu
Anderson
Richard Wong
Peterson
Paul Browns Alumni Club grows with coaching lineage
In Columbus AP report, Paul Brown, famed Cleveland Browns coach, recalls his alumni now coaching at colleges and high schools nationwide. He lists a wide roster of former players and assistants turned head coaches, assistants, or clinic leaders, highlighting Ohio’s strong coaching network.
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Mike Scarry
Ed Ulinski
Mike
Browns
Western Reserve
Paul
Bob Voigts
Northwestern
Bill Edwards
Vanderbilt
Dick Gallagher
Santa Clara
Lou Saban
Case
Carroll Widdoes
Ohio U
Ohio
Two Softball Leagues Meet Tonight in Local Sessions
The Old-Timers and Church Leagues plan summer softball and baseball seasons with eight and six clubs respectively. Old-Timers meet at 7 18 p m while Church League gathers at 8 p m at YM.
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Linimént
High School Coaches Named for 1960 Gridiron Circuit
Alliance coach Mel Knowlton and Roy Hay of Steubenville headline a list of head coaches across Ohio and Indiana including Augie Morningstar Mansfield Roy Shertler Barnesville Rocky Snyder Canton Central Catholic Glenn Silcott Elkhart Don Spillman Berea Jim Hollinger Medina Lee Tressel Ada and Tom.
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Mel Knowlton
Alliance
Roy Hayman
Steubenville
Augie Morningstar
Mansfield
Bob Shert
Barnesville
Rocky Snyder
Canton Central Catholic
Glenn Silcott
Elkhart
Ind
Don Spillman
Berea
Jim Hollinger
Medina
Lee Tressel
Ada
Tom
Ohio U, Marshall, Ohio State and Western Michigan baseball scores
Ohio U tied Marshall Lynchbore 6 all while Ohio State defeated Western Michigan 4 to 4 in a weather shortened ninth inning.
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Ohio U
Marshall Lynchbore College
Fenny
Ohio State
Western Michigan
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