Armco Clinches Industrial Loop Tie With One Hit Shutout
Armco fullback Les Pugh tossed a one hit shutout beating Sorg Paper 9 to 0 at East Side diamonds to move Armco to 10-1 and within one win of clinching the league title. Pugh drove in Armco's first run, fanned nine, and saw Andy Mittenholzer and Darrel Hedrick homer in a five run fifth.
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Armco
Les Pugh
Sorg Paper
East Side
Pugh
Bill Mount
Rod Adkins
Steelmen
Andy Mittenholzer
Darrel
Boy Builds Three Racers Brings Weight Clash To Derby
Twelve year old Ronnie Garver struggles with derby cars in a hometown Opti-Derby. After three builds he trims weight to stay within limits while racing their weights and materials reveal family history of old pine used for the racers.
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Boy
Ronnie Garver
Ronnie
Charles Street
Arthur Garver
Hamilton
Baseball Schedule and results from American Wednesday rounds
The listing shows Wednesday schedule New York at Cleveland 7 30 p m Grim versus Lemon and Boston at ChicagoKemmerer versus Pierce Washington at Detroit Marrero or Keriazakos against Garver Philadelphia at Baltimore Kellner versus Pillette and more. Results include New York 2 Cleveland 1 Chicago 6 Boston 2 Philadelphia 6 Baltimore 2 Detroit 2 Washington 0.
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New York
Cleveland
Grim
Lemon
Boston
Chicago
Kemmerer
Pierce
Washington
Detroit
Marrero
Keriazakos
Garver
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kellner
Pillette
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
S. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Minner
Maglie
St. Louis
Haddix
Padres
Washingtonton
Leak Win Ladies Best Ball Calcutta at Wildwood
Mrs. Doug McCabe and Mrs. Al Leak Jr won first prize with a 69 handicap effort in Wildwood Golf Course Best Ball Calcutta. Second place tied at 71 by Mrs. William Bales with Mrs. Dot Oakley and the team of Mrs. E C Haselton with Mrs. Brooks Billman.
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Doug McCabe
al Leak, Jr
Calcutta
Wildwood Golf Course
William Bales
Dot Oakley
E. C. Haselton
Brooks Billman
United Welding Tops Wrenn Paper 6-4 After Fourth Inning Rally
United Welding built a 3-1 lead in the fourth inning and extended it to 5-1 in the fifth on hits by King Leslie and Cochran. Wrenn Paper answered with three runs in the sixth, getting a Morris single by Linkous Craft and Brown to close the gap, but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Shartle Brothers
Gordon Pergram
Lewis
Walt Romans
Romans
United Welding
Wrenn Paper
King
Leslie
Cochran
Don Morris
Linkous
Henry Craft
Arnold Brown
Doughman Painters
The
Elks
Armco
Painters
Jim Gibbs
Hughley
Bob Reed
Finkleman Wins First Match In Jayveee Tourney
In Springfield Ohio the National Jaycee Tennis Tournament began trimming 139 entrants to 64 with favorites advancing Kay Champion of Dayton beat Dan Fuller of Bay Town Texas 6 2 6 0 in juniors Ronnie Finkleman of Middletown beat Shepard Ansley of Atlanta 10 8 6 1 in boys Jim Tenney of Toledo beat Tom Houghton of Montpelier Vermont 6 1 6 0 and Springfield's Gunter Polte lost 6 2 6 1 to Sam Howard of Haverford Pennsylvania.
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Springfield
Ohio
Kay Champion
Dayton
Dan Fuller
Bay Town
Tex
Middletown
Ronnie Finkleman
Shepard Ansley
Atlanta
Jim Tenney
Toledo
Tom Houghton
Montpelier
Gunter Polte
Sam Howard
Haverford
First Use of Forward Pass in Football Dates to 1906
The forward pass originated in football in 1906 marking a pivotal change in the game's play. This innovation altered strategies and expanded the use of aerial offense in early modern football.
Middletown Players Shine At Ohio Valley Tennis Meet
In Cincinnati, Middletown District tennis saw Betsy Little fall to Claire Crowley 6-2 7-5 in a quarterfinal. Little had beaten Sally Jo Ward 6 0 6 0 while Crowley crushed Fran Fogleman 6 0 6 0. Junior results include Lucinda Lowry over June Ooting 6 4 8 6 and Jim Spindler 6 1 6 1 over Bob Leroux with Art Kunz 6 3 6 0 over Steve Dona. Tom Wiley beat Ralph Havara 6 1 6 0. Art Draut lost to Bill Sprinkel after defeating Dave Cook 6 1 6 1.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Betsy Little
Claire Crowley
Little
Sally Jo Ward
Crowley
Fran Fogleman
Lucinda Lowry
June Ooting
Jim Spindler
Bob Leroux
Art Kunz
Steve Dona
Tom Wiley
Ralp Havara
Art Draut
Dave Cook
Bill Sprinkel
Diaz Stops Klein In Miami Bout For 2nd Night
Miguel Diaz of Havana at 147 defeats Joey Klein of New York at 148 by stoppage in a Miami Beach bout reported by AP. Allen Kennedy of Bay City outpoints Dick Perkins of Milwaukee at 139% in Detroit. Henry Hank of Detroit stops Jean Poirer of Niagara Falls Ont. in 1. Other Middletown entrants listed with no scores.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Miguel Diaz
Havana
Joey Klein
New York
Detroit
Allen Kennedy
Bay City
Mich
Dick Perkins
Milwaukee
Henry Hank
Jean Poirer
Niagara Falls
Ont
New Orleans Boxer Dupas Outpoints Woods in Spokane Bout
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans defeats Bobby Woods of Spokane by points in a 10 round boxing match. The bout took place in Spokane Washington with Dupas earning the decision 137 to 134.42 in a closely contested show.
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New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Bobby Woods
Spokane
Wash
Reffitt fires second no hitter as Coca Cola routs Inland
J B Reffitt pitched his second no hitter in as many weeks for Coca Cola in an 11 0 win over Inland Container at Smith Farm Diamonds. He struck out 11, homered and doubled, helping Coca Cola improve to 8 0 with one game left. Doughman Painters beat Realtors 8 1 to stay in title contention.
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J. B. Reffitt
Coca- Cola
Inland Container
Smith Farm Diamonds
Cokes
Doughman Painters
Coca-Cola
Realtors
Coca Cola
Reffitt
Bob Koettel
Adams
Don Centers
Steve Patrick
Jim Downing
Winston Wells
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Sharties Club
Ralph Lewis
Mac Sangster
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Vern Bist
Martin Lewis
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Richard Widmark
American Association
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Charleston
Minneapolis
St. Paul
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Leak
Finkleman
Joe Blackmore
Associated Press
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Jef Phillips
Lynne Lawson
Martha Jo Brede
Sarah O'Neil
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Optimists
Lincoln Mercury
McCoy- Leffler
FOPA
Paul Gabbard
Charles Fuller
A. C. Mitchell
Mercury Boys
Jim Shull
Jody Jones
Dick Domineck
Pace McCoy-Lettler
Don Reed
Charles Hale
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Don Williams
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