Jeffcoat Converts From Outfielder to Pitcher in Reds Win
Cincinnati pitcher Hal Jeffcoat, once an outfielder, reshaped into a reliever in a 10 inning game against St. Louis. He yielded nine hits in 10 innings as Cincinnati beat the Cardinals 6 to 4 to move into a tie for fourth in the National League. George Crowe and Frank Robinson homered for Cincinnati, with Bobby Thomson and Thurman adding key RBIs.
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Cincinnati (Ap
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnat Redleg
Hal Jeffcoat
Jeffcoat
Cincinnati Abrhoa
Jin
Redlegs
St. Louis’ Cardinals
McMillan
Reds
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Sandherp
St. ST Louis AB
Blasingame
Musial
Ennis Rf
Crowe
Moon If
Larry Boyer
Jackson
Landri
Cincinnati
d-King
B. G. Smith
e-Cunningham
Alvin Dark Dicks
Bobby Gene Smith
St. b-Kaska
Louis
Wilhelm
Johnny Temple
Hoak
Wally Post
Taos
Landrith
ST Louis
Chicago
Cubs
Joe Nuxhall
Moe Drabowsky
RBI
Post
Robinson
Temple
Thurman
Bell
Tourman
Stemple
Kasko
Dickson
SosJeffcoat
Sanchez
Hojeffcoat
Gambling Edict Hits Pro Golfers
The PGA Tournament Committee announced amendments to anti gambling rules near the Kentucky Derby Open. Infractions will now be met with suspensions in the future.
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Louisville
PGA Tournament Committee
Top Amateur Swimmers Set For Chautauqua State AAU
About 250 to 300 top Ohio amateur swimmers will compete in the State AAU Swimming and Diving Championships at Miami Valley Chautauqua June 14-15. Ohio State stars Al Wiggins and Don Harper lead entries from OSU with Olympic credentials. Referee will be Mike Peppe, Ohio State coach and 1952 1956 Olympian. Teams from Ohio State Miami University Ohio University and other clubs are expected to compete.
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Ohio
Miami Valley
Chautauqua
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
al Wiggins
Don Harper
Ohio State University
Wiggins
Evans Hamilton
Mike Peppe
Ohio State
Miami University
Ohio University
Cleveland Swim Club
Glass City Aquatic Club
Dayton Ymca
Cincinnati Coca-Cola
Local bowling results span multiple leagues and players
Yesterday's bowling summaries list scores across venues Armco Frontier Lanes and J J Lanes along with top performances by Jim Reffit, Dave Hayes, and Mary Harrison. Notable 200s include Buck Emrick, Barbara Ligett, and Mary Lou Leak, with high team tallies in 200 Games and 180 Games events.
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Breakfast Club Alley Rats
Sugar-Jetts
Jim Reffitt
Jink Grimmett
Reed
Henry
al Gehron
B. Chandler
Jim Eliopoulos
Elbert Tanniell
Bill ‘Barton Jr
Dick Gividen
Steve Nemekc
Bill Miller
Tony Tenore
Knights Pythias
Denny Lua McGraw
Dynamos
Coca-Cola
Allsporte
Armco
Alley Getters
Bow Legger
Walt Beattie
Don Axford
Don Filis
Gray Harrison
Howard Knepshield
Air Armitage
Larry Conatroe
Wendell Perry
John Boehm
Otto Helton
Lowell Murphy
Ed Canter
Mike Barach
Aaron Fields
Charles Root
Lefty Hyde
Louis Winglewich
Mary Harrison
Joanne Smith
Bonnie DeNeene
Martha Smith
Mary Hammerle
Pat Watts
Final 1957 National Softball League meeting set
The final organizational meeting for the National Softball League occurs tonight at 7 30 PM in the American Legion Building. League managers from eight teams must attend to discuss rules rosters and drawings. Softballs for use during the season will be issued. The American League will hold a similar meeting tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the same venue.
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National Softball League
American Legion
American League
Unknowns On Video Boxing Card Tonight
Providence featherweight Harold Gomes faces Bobby Rogers of Chicago in a national television 10 round bout at the Metropolitan Theatre. Gomes 38-3 with 19 knockouts is a 7-5 favorite in his TV debut airing coast to coast via ABC at 10 p.m. EST. Rogers 10-3-2 includes seven knockouts and fights in a new format with a round by round score and a supplemental tiebreaker if needed.
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Providence
R. I
Harold Gomes
Bobby Rogers
Chicago
Metropolitan Theatre
Gomes
New England
ABC
Homes
New York
Massachusetts
Rogers
Air Force
Hoosiers and Vols Tie In Open Team Bowling
In Fort Worth Texas the Indiana Hoosiers and Tennessee Volunteers tied for high scoring honors in the open team division at the American Bowling Gardens in Anderson Indiana with a 2 776 series each. Paul Schucker of Evansville Indiana led minor events with 1 842 total but did not make the standings.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tennessee
Indiana
American Bowling Gardens
Anderson
Ind
Paul Schucker
Evansville
Middies edge Hamilton in close McKinley meet
Middleton High rivals Hamilton in a 61 57 track meet at McKinley Field as John Moore wins the broad jump and sprints while Jerry Lucas dominates the discus. Tony Blaine and L Blaine sweep hurdling and high jump events in a tight four meet run.
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Middleton High
McKinley Athletic Field
Tiger
Ellison
Hamilton
Lewisburg
John Moore
Moore
Larry Blaine
Jeff Phillips
Tony Blaine
Big Blue
Jerry Lucas
Phillips
Dan Lunsford
Gene Snow
Jim Gates
T. Blaine
L. Mitchell
Lawrence
Burdsall
Robinson
H. Smith
Hauer
Dash — Moore
Morgan
Tucker
Dash — Lunsford
Cupp
Polosini
Hurd
Ross
Whiteside
Daye
Cox
Williams
Baline
Bradbury
L. Blaine
Care
Inew
Gates
Walker
Dayton Team Tops WIBC Tourney Standings In Ohio
Paddock Pontiac of Dayton leads team division No. 2 with 2,380 on Tuesday night as National Cash Register No. 2 posts 2,336 to take second. Geneva Recreation slips from first to third with 2,322.
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Dayton
Ohio
Paddock Pontiac
National Cash Register
Geneva
Recreation
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N. Verity
Hio
Bob Augsurger
Bernice Hinkle
Gerry Deaton
Barbara Ligett
Beatrice Stump
Mary Lou Leak
YMCA
Dave Hayes
Ethel Sorrell
Jcnarles Root
Larry Conarroe
Leslie Colvin
Lois Winglewich
MIRC
Greathouse
Cinc. Gas & Elec
United Weld
Raymond Bay
Robert Gair
Shartle’s
Feagin
Steelettes
Aeronca
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Ladies Leisure
J.J Lanes
Dr. Lynch
Mayer's
Burnett's
Blvd. Gardens
Baker's Funeral
Burger
Poffenbarger's
Champion Heating
Hound Dogs
Vagabonds
Pinettes
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Ltd. Amusement
Crawford St. Grill
Miller Ins
Stroh’s
Yellow Cab
Turf Cafe
Gardner Girls
Four Kb's
Bourdettes
J J House
Hia T. A
First Ave
Jacone
Saat
Hoosiers
Vols
Western Auto
S. Main
ACA Electronic Eye
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Burger Brewing CO
Akron
the Friendly Tavern
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