Boston Youths See Red Sox Lift Not Pay Off At Box Office
In New York, Boston uses a youth program as Ted Williams leaves for Korea. Attendance drops to 7,193 as youngsters like Gene Stephens Tom Umphlett Jim Piersall and Milt Bolling join the lineup. Manager Joe Cronin and Boudreau weigh early major league experience over minor league time to gauge future pennant potential.
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St Louis Browns End Cleveland Streak 8 3 Victory
A year ago report notes the Browns defeated the Indians 8 to 3 snapping Cleveland’s seven game winning streak. The item cites Associated Press dispatches and places the game in a historical roundup with past notable events.
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First Defeat Proves Last For Boxer
Dick Miller age 22 from Warren Massachusetts died after a fourth round stomach injury in a six round bout at Mechanics Hall Worcester. Miller collapsed after the round and died in his dressing room despite returns to consciousness. His opponent Jimmy Brown of Hartford Conn won by technical knockout and Brown faced a technical manslaughter charge.
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Opening Days Set For Local Loops
Federal Switches Opening dates for the Federal and Church softball leagues were announced at YMCA loop meetings. The Federal League starts May 14, with the Church circuit opening the next night. Meetings are planned for April 28, and a third Industrial loop meets tonight at 7 15.
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Yankees edge Red Sox 1 0 behind Collins homer
Joe Collins of the New York Yankees hit a homer off Marv Gris som in the fifth for the game's only run as New York defeated Boston 1-0. Curt Simmons of the Philadelphia Phillies scattered five singles and struck out eight in his second win of the season 7-1 over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Middletown Middies Sophs win all events in track meet
Middletown High Jayvees swept 12 events to defeat Lebanon Middies 86 15 in their season opener. Mattingly led with wins in discus and tied for high jump and pole vault. Middletown swept top three places in four events including 100 yd dash and pole vault.
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Jasper Harrison Sets 680 In Moose League Bowling
Jasper Harrison, 26, Armco worker, launched the Moose League at Broad St. Bow-Mor with a 680 series and a 279 opening game. Dot Long led the Women’s Recreation League with a 595 series, while Sue Kinder's 544 for the Armco Girls Major League set a season record.
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Brown Zulueta Box Tonight in 10 Round Telecast
In Baltimore the lightweight contenders Joey Brown of New Orleans and Orlando Zulueta of Havana meet in a 10 round bout at the Coliseum. The CBS telecast comes at 10 p m EST and marks Brown s first photo genic opportunity. Both fighters peak among the 10 leading lightweights at times and Zulueta opening as a 6 to 5 favorite.
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Tuesday Fights Report From Cities
In Milwaukee Larry Watson outpointed Danny Nardico over ten rounds. In Los Angeles Jess Mongia stopped Keeny Teran in four rounds. In Toledo Pat Spunky Lowry knocked out Chuck Foster in five rounds.
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New Bucyrus Coach Named for Football Team
Richard King, Bucyrus High School head football and basketball coach since 1951, resigned Tuesday. Assistant Richard Frantz will assume football duties, while no basketball coach replacement has been announced.
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Hornets fall to Springfield 11 3 in diamond tilt
Monroe High Hornets commit nine errors and drop to 11 to 3 against Springfield. Shroudes tosses a four hitter for Springfield while Helsinger suffers the loss on ten hits, with Fultz finishing. Monroe scores in fifth on Harold Draut two run double and Helsinger infield out. The Hornets next host Franklin in Little Six action.
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Middiettes open season with 5-0 tennis win
Middletown High School girls tennis opened at Walnut Hills in Dayton with a 5-0 victory over Dayton Fairmont. Gwynne Finkleman, captain, beat Dot Colburn 6-1 6-0 in top singles. Carol Heller swept Marlene Prance 6-3 6-1. Karen Siegfried won 6-4 6-2. Asher and Helsinger won 6-1 6-1, Hayes and James edged 6-3 6-3.
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Ohio Colleges Split Results In Baseball Action
Ohio University beat Wayne State 17 to 8 while Wayne Michigan fell to Ohio State 0 to 5. Michigan Normal defeated Bowling Green 9 to 0 in college baseball scores.
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Carlisle Second in Three Way Track Meet
Centerville High dominated the triangular meet at Centerville with 75 points, Huffman winning multiple events. Carlisle placed second with 38 points led by strong showings from Moffitt and Dailey in sprints and relays, while Farmersville trailed with 14 points.
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Lebanon Golfers Fall To West Carrollton In Opener
Lebanon and West Carrollton opened their golf seasons at the Miamisburg Mound Course with West Carrollton winning 7 to 5. Ernie Riley led Lebanon with 46 and two points, while West Carrollton's Hawkins shot 45 for two points. Jer ry Stiles and Jess Hancer were Lebanon’s other scorers with 54 and two points respectively.
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