Hudepohls Menace Vet Win Streak Tonight at Moraine Nine
Armco vets host Hudepohl with a 19 game win streak in jeopardy if Dave Murray loses his fifth straight. Moraine Products from Dayton who beat Armco earlier this season bring Buckeye League stars Emerson Unzicker Haastein Fryman to Crosley Field for an 8 30 start.
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Television vs Big Ten reshapes college gridiron fate
A columnist argues television will remake the Big Ten and shrink its crowd appeal by pulling attention to other programs. He cites warnings from industry and sports figures about talent drift, stadium attendance, and broader conference disintegration, while acknowledging ongoing fan interest and continued sports writing.
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Top Indiana Coach Named Fremont High Football Coach
Fremont Indiana hires Malcolm Mackey Purdue graduate to replace Lester L. Binkley who moves to Toledo Waite High School as athletic director and grid mentor. Mackey has tutored three unbeaten Indiana high school teams, taking over this fall.
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Franklin Considers Second Mat Program
Franklin wrestling fans may get another mat show after an announcement by Robert Rockey of the Franklin Junior Chamber of Commerce. The first program was held last Saturday under Jaycees and American Legion sponsorship. A follow up with different wrestlers is planned in about a month, with Legion and Jaycees meetings cited for discussion.
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Tam O'Shanter Attracts 400 Golfing Stars
Chicago AP reports the Tam O Shanter tournament opens with a record 409 players across multiple divisions including men and women pros and amateurs. The World championships strike a $55 000 purse for pros while the All American events offer $20 000 in total prizes. Six defending champions return, with William Campbell unable to defend his World Amateur crown due to state senate campaigning.
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West Virginia State Senate
Gibson Falls in Second Round at Eastern Grass Court
Althea Gibson, the first Black woman to compete on grass at this championship, was defeated 6-1 6-1 by Helen Perez of Encino. In the men’s draw, Herb Flam rallied to beat Tom Brown 2-6 7-5 8-6. The big four in women’s singles moved to round three. Barbara Scofield upset Shirley Fry 1-6 6-3 7-5.
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Akron
Judy Kendall
Middletown
Martha Logan
Covington
Jane Dorner
Three Lions Players Quit From Detroit Squad
Ypsilanti Michigan three Detroit Lions youngsters withdrew from the squad yesterday l including landing Pete 25 a rookie quarterback from the University of Toledo who suffers a lame shoulder. Joe Novak president of the Professional Golfers Association has issued a new book Par Golf in Eight Steps.
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Carjax and Police Lead In Federal Playoffs
Carjax tops Sears 10-6 in the championship bracket while the Police beat Ortman Stewart 5-2 in second division play. Amanda A. C. contributed a 5-3 win over Party Service aided by three runs in the third and fifth frames.
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Knothole Champs Rally To Tie Before Darkness Ends
The Monroe Lions, Class AA Knothole League rookies, rallied with three runs in the bottom of the sixth to force a 5-5 tie with Gardner's Board as darkness halted play after six frames. Roberson's edged Lebanon 7-6 in the other AA game. In B action, two forfeits occurred morning play as Knights of Pythias beat St John 9-5 and Armco defeated Holy Trinity 8-1 with Mattingly no-hitting for Armco before an unearned Trinity run.
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Wertz homer spree aids Tigers 7 3 win over Yankees
Vic Wertz of Detroit hit two homers and a single with three RBIs to back Dizzy Trout who held New York to six hits as Detroit edged ahead in the AL race. Trout subbed for Art Houtteman and the victory gave Detroit a one game lead.
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Armco Triumph Over Gardner Seals Industrial Title Fight
Armco rallied from a slow start to beat Gardner Board 10 to 7 at East Side diamonds. Gardner had led 5 0 before Armco’s five run fifth inning, aided by Pugh’s stout work on the mound and key hits from Mount, Mittenhofer and Tewell. Gardner drops to third as Shattle Brothers win by forfeit over Interstate Folding Box for the top spot.
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Toledoan Drops Philippine Star Bonnie MacKay Struggle
Ohio State Championships reach final rounds as top players dominate the Verity Courts. Bob Butts of Toledo defeats Manila challenger Bill Madamba 6-1 3-6 6-3, while Rena Bronson of Hamilton pushes Bonnie MacKay to a 9-7 8-10 6-2 setback in a key women's singles match.
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