Hayes Plans Loose Attack Tight Defense For Buckeyes
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes outlines a plan for a loose offense and tight defense as he prepares for his first season. He targets passing to avoid fumbles while facing tough early opponents including Southern Methodist Michigan State Wisconsin and Indiana. Benners of SMU is noted as a premier passer to be contained. Contending ends are sought with Bob Joslin and Bobby Grimes listed as offensive ends.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Woody” Hayes
Ohio State
Southern Methodist
Bucks
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Indiana
Woody
Hayes
Fred Benners
Benners
Middletown
Bob Joslin
Bobby Grimes
Hamilton
Chuck Thackara
Thackara
Barberton
Junie Ferrall
Ferrall
Stags
Notre Dame
Ralph Guglielmi
Columbus Grandview
Rebels
Dick Szymanski
Toledo
Libby
Don Bucci
Youngstown East
Ohio
Szymanski
Bucci
Bob Wallace
Ray Perkins
Ron Bonfiglio
Lima
North South All Star game prep and clinic week
Amid heavy preparations for the North South All Star football game at Barnitz Stadium on Saturday night, 300 coaches attend a five day clinic with events from trapshooting displays to plant tours. Forum sessions feature Woody Hayes and Ara Parseghian with moderator H H Lawrence and college officials from Miami and Otterbein.
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Stan Lewis
St. Louis
Barnitz Stadium
Armco
Chautauqua
Miami
J. Gordon Howard
Otterbein College
South
Glenn Ellison
Billy Angel
Eddie Merchant
Kenny Feinthal
Journal
Bill Weith
Rubber Football Hits the Stadium Corridor Sales Spotlight
Stan Olean and Bill Griffith push a new rubber football from Pennsylvania Rubber Co. Olenn, Pitt alumnus, promotes a ball with a rubber covering and leather interior. Coaches observe as the product is tested for grip in wet play and durability, aiming for acceptance beyond economy.
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Stadum
Stan Olean
Bill Griffith
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Olenn
University of Pittsburgh
Clark Shaughnessy
Griffith
Ritter Leads Armco Qualifiers With 67 In Golf Meet
Jim Ritter fired a 67 round to lead Armco qualifiers for the Mid West Industrial Golf Tournament at South Bend Ind The 36 hole totals show Ritter 144 and Bob Hammerle 148 among the top finishers A three way playoff for eighth spot includes Bob McCabe John Warner and Steve Bennett with 152 totals Meanwhile Stan Craft Cliff Sweeney Sam Ingwerson and Jim Waxweiler are assured of berths on one of the Armco squads and Walt Payne and Shorty Wagner are second and third alternates.
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Jimmy Ritter
Wildwood
Armco
Ritter
Bob Hammerle
Bob McCabe
John Warner
Steve Bennett
South Bend
Ind
Hammerle
Stan Craft
Cliff Sweeney
Sam Ingwerson
Jim Waxweiler
Walt Pagne
Shorty Wagner
Pe Tne
Os A
Bob Hemmerle
Stan Craft Seewee
Sam Ingwerson Sheer
Eecaie E Bennett
Walt Payne
Middletown All-Stars Rally For 6-3 Softball Win
Middletown All-Stars defeated the Springfield Carano's 6 to 3 at Armco Field in a tuneup for district play. Betty Osborn earned the win with Mary Kerby closing, while Katie Allman led with three hits. The local crowd neared 500 as the two teams traded leads before the sixth inning surge. The opener saw Harlan Bishop's Duff's Case win 5-4 over Lindenwald Merchants of Hamilton.
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Middletown
All - Stars
Springfield Carano’s
Armco Field
All-Stars
Springfield Red Birds
Sabina
Stars
Carano’s
Betty Dillahunt
Betty Osborn
Mary Kerby
Lackey Narrowly Falls In East Shoe-Tossing Tourney
Ralph Lackey, the 1950 Ohio State horseshoe ace, finished second in the Eastern National Tournament at Clearfield Pennsylvania. Averaging 69 percent on 618 ringers in 895 pitches, he trailed Dale Carson of Baltimore Maryland after round robin play in the A division. Carson beat Lackey 50 27 in the playoff.
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Ralph Lackey
Clearfield
Lackey
Dale Carson
Baltimore Md
Sam Steinfeldt
Rochester
N. Y
Jim Johnson
Covington
Carson
Steinfeldt
Johnson
Davidson Triumphs in 16-Yard Handicap at Middletown Shoot
Davidson wins the Roy Davidson Handicap with a 99x100 from the 16 yard line as Rich mond shooter Clyde Davies leads with 97 targets. Dayton's H J Mack and Springfield's Bob Beanblossom tie for second at 96x100. Leasher, Nisely and others contend for top overall honors with 192 points.
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Middletown
Roy Davidson
Clyde Davies
Richmond
Ind
Davidson
H. J. Mack
Dayton
Bob Beanblossom
Springfield
A. Kees
T. J. Passin
Canal Zone
W. C. Nisely
Ray Leasher
C. V. Nichols
Piana
H. Shrock
E. M. Harder
Stanley
Ray Joseph
Wilmington
John Gardner
Cincinnati
Leasher
Reister
Beanblossom
Bosox Buy Robinson from Tigers in Winter Move
The Boston Red Sox announced the purchase of catcher Aaron Robinson from the Detroit Tigers and the sending of pitcher Paul Hinrichson to Kansas City of the American Association.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Aaron Robinson
Detron Tigers
Paul Hinrichs Tonsas
Indians Rise In East, Tie For First In Standings
Indians rate even money to dethrone the Yankees after sweeping a four game set with the Athletics and closing the east swing with two 6-3 wins. New York leads a tight race with Cleveland and Boston as Detroit and Chicago fall back. Dodgers, Giants, and Phillies post wins in the NL while Ralph Kiner ties for NL lead with 31 homers.
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Joe Reichler
Utleveland
Indians
Yankees
Cleveland
Athetics
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New York
Boston
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
White Sox
Reds rally falls short in ninth inning comeback
At Crosley Field Cincinnati trails Brooklyn 9-3, then bolts back in the ninth with Adcock, Kluszewski, Usher, and Pramesa driving runs. A crucial double play ends the bid as Branca wins for Brooklyn 9-8.
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Cincinnati
Custer
Crosley Field
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Joe Adcock
Ted Kluszewski
Bob Usher
Johnny Pramesa
Johnny Schmitz
Carl Erskine
Jonny Wyrostek
Kluszewski
Usher
Pramesa
Hank Edwards
Bob Adams
Wyrostek
Herm Wehmeier
Edwards
Grady Hatton
Lloyd Merriman
Danny Litwhiler
PeeWee Reese
Adcock
Howie Fox
Cincinati
Ralph Branca
Branca
Don Thompson
Walker
Campanella
Connie Ryan
Armco Vets clinch regular season with 12–3 win at Eaton
Armco Vets end Central Ohio League play with a 12–3 victory over Eaton. Batboy Bobby Davis filled in in right field as Dave Murray led a five run first and a six run sixth inning. Murray fanned nine and allowed eight hits as Armco finishes 10–4, well behind last year’s 13–1 crown.
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Armco Vets
Eaton
Vets
Bobby Davis
Armco
Dave Murray
Tony Mislovich
Bob Andres
Harold Brown
Herb Carter
George Strauthers
Jimmy
Xton
Sexton
Billy Mount
Mount
Murray
Mislovich
Brown
Andres
Carter
Strawthers
Hart Top-Seeded In Net Tourney
Wimbledon champion Doris Hart of Jacksonville Fla is the top seed in a field of 46 top-flight women players opening today at the Essex County Club Invitation Tournament in Manchester Mass Shirley Fry of Akron Ohio Nancy Chaffee of Ventura Calif and Maureen Connolly of San Diego Calif follow in the rankings with Hart leading the field.
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Manchester
Mass
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Fla
Essex County Club
Shirley Fry
Akron
Miss Hart
Nancy Chaffee
Ventura
Calif
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Yesterday's Results in National and American Leagues
National League Brooklyn 9 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 5 12 Pittsburgh 1 7 Boston 7 4 Chicago 4 3 New York 8 St. Louis 4. American League Cleveland 6 6 Philadelphia 3 3 second game ended in eighth curfew. New York 6 4 St. Louis 2 3 Detroit 3 8 Boston 1 5 Chicago 6 Washington 5. American Association Kansas City 11 7 Columbus 8 Milwaukee 10 15 Toledo 0 2 Indianapolis 9 1 St. Paul 4 0 Louisville 6 2 Minneapolis 2 0. Ohio-Indiana League Springfield 6 4 Richmond 4 7 Marion 8 8 Lima 2 6.
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Yanks
Brookyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Giants
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Phils
Pittsburgh
Boston
Braves
Cubs
Chicago
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Brooklyn
Gil Hodges
Kiner
Bubba Church
Philly
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Eee
Detroit
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American Associaion
Kansas City
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Springfield
Richmond
Marion
Lima
Tadav's Games No Games Scheduled
No games are scheduled tonight. The card lists Washington at New York at 7 30 p m and Chicago at Detroit at 8 30 p m with no other matchups on the slate.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Tomorrow's Games Across The League
Cincinnati faces Chicago and New York visits Brooklyn as Boston tours Philadelphia. Pittsburgh plays St Louis while Chicago visits Detroit and St Louis travels to Cleveland. Philadelphia hosts Boston in a twi night slate.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Coaches Arrive for Five Day Gridiron Clinic Start
Coaches gather for a five day football clinic at McKinley Junior High Auditorium starting Tuesday morning. Sid Gillman leads lectures with a lineup including Burt Ingwersen Charley Caldwell Paul Bryant and Woody Hayes. North and South squads prep for the North-South All-Star game at Barnitz Stadium with focus on defense and countering the T formation and single wing.
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McKinley Junior High
Kaawe Oana Ik
Vanguard Af A
ILIKE
Sid Gillman
University of Cincinnati
Burt Ingwersen
Illinois University
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
Paul Bryant
University of Kentucky
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Gillmen
Cincinnati
Stan Craft Captures Annual Spring Golf Championship
Stan Craft is declared official champion after a 5 and 4 victory over Dick Getter in a 36 hole final at Wildwood. Jimmy Ritter led with a 67 low gross while Johnny Warner, Bob McCabe and others posted strong scores in the event.
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Stan Craft
Wildwood
Craft
Dick Getter
Getter
Jimmy Ritter
Johnny Warner
Bob McCabe
Joe Rapp
Frank Kraft
Geor Brecht
Oakey Adams
Dick Harmount
H. V. Flagg
Kenneth Rupp
Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret Set Golf Clinic in Canton
AP reports Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret will conduct a golf clinic and exhibition at Congress Lake Country Club in Canton on August 18.
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Canton
Big Problems For New Baseball Commissioner
The next baseball commissioner will face major challenges including representing the sport in a congressional investigation, deciding the fate of the reserve clause, shaping TV and radio policy to please the minors with falling attendance, and addressing the push to make the Pacific Coast League a third major league.
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Washington
Middlecoff Aims Next For Gold In World Meet
CHICAGO AP Cary Middlecoff, hottest golfer, won Tom O Shanter's All American top prize and heads to the World Championship with a $12 500 payoff at stake. Hawkins, from El Paso, finished second as Middlecoff shot 68 and 274 total. The World Championship begins Thursday with 64 top pros and amateurs in the field along with Frank Stranahan and Mrs Zaharias among notable winners.
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Chicago
Cary Middlecoff
Tom O'Shanter
Memphis
Tom
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Tam
Hawkins
Colley Forecasts Four-Club Ohio-Indiana League
Springfield Chronicle reports Ohio Indiana Baseball League likely to stay at four teams for the rest of the season. League President Frank Colley, in Springfield Richmond double header, says no immediate danger of teams withdrawing. Springfield may face financial losses from poor attendance. Lima and Marion also weigh possible exits.
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Springfield
Frank Colley
Colley
Giants
Richmond
Lima
Marion
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