Inland Upsets Miami For First Industrial Win Of Season
Inland Container stunned Miami Cabinet 5-4 in eight innings at East Side diamond. Roger Dillman starred with a homer and a decisive triple in the eighth, driving in the go ahead run as Inland spoiled Miami’s late season lead. Crystal Tissue beat Aeronca 4-2, Shattle Brothers lost to Gardner Board 3-2.
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Miami
Inland Container
Miami Cabinet
East Side
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Joe Dillon
Dillman
Ralph
Joe] Lewis
Middie Squad Delays Physical Exams to Saturday Start
Almost 50 gridiron candidates gathered at Lincoln Field as exams were postponed by a day. Glenn Ellison said many would be examined today with remaining exams tomorrow, and the squad would begin practice Saturday morning once the medicals are complete.
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Findlay Golfer is Ohio Junior Champ
Bill Connor of Findlay won the Ohio Golf Association junior championship at Walnut Grove CC Dayton. He totaled 147 over 36 holes, edging Dayton’s George Frankenfeld who shot 149. Jerry Seiler finished third with 150, Denny Walters fourth with 152, and Jim Piskura fifth with 153.
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Bill Connor
Findlay
Ohio Golf Association
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Walnut Grove Country Club
George Frankenfeld
Dayton
Jerry Seiler
Denny Walters
Jim Piskura
Parma
Moose Women Bowlers Set Friday Night Meeting
Members of the Moose Women's Bowling League are called to a meeting this Friday night at the Moose Lodge. President Mrs. Charles Dineen says the gathering is for all women bowlers in the circuit and will start at 7 p.m.
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Moose Women's Bowling League
Moose Lodge
Charles Dineen
Cubs Rally Pushes Past Cardinals 5 4 On Reich's Four RBIs
Herman Reich singled with the bases loaded in the fourth and doubled in the ninth to drive in four runs as the Cubs beat the Cardinals 5-4. Alton Benton pitched six-hit ball guiding the Indians to a 5-0 win over former Detroit teammates.
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Cubs
Cardinals
Alton Benton
Indians
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KP Takes Lead In Playoffs For Class C Title
The Knights of Pythias seized a 1 0 series lead by beating Armco 7 4 at Goldman Park. Dykes powered the five run third with a grand slam round tripper and a single. Crowe allowed three hits in five innings while striking out six. Caudill took the loss after seven hits.
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Knights of Pythias
Armco
Goldman Park
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Browns drop Templeton and Sheehan from roster
Cleveland Browns release guard Dave Templeton Ohio State captain last year and end Mel Sheehan former Missouri star after waivers were requested. Halfback Dean Sensenbaugher and rookie center Dwight Follin are also waived. Browns now field 40 players with eight cuts needed before the season opener.
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Bowling Green
Dave Templeton
Ohio State
Mel Sheehan
Missouri
Cleveland Browns
Dean Sensenbaugher
Dwight Follin
Kent State
Sensenbaugher
Browns
Ohio State University
Two Practice Sessions Set For Merchant Nine
The Middletown Merchants set two practice sessions for Thursday and Friday at 5 30 p m on Barnitz Field diamond No 1. Manager Harvey Rector announced the workouts as the team prepares to avoid elimination in the Buckeye League playoffs. They face Highway Equipment at Silverton this Sunday.
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Middletown Merchants
Barnitz Field
Harvey Rector
Silverton
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN MULTIPLE CITIES
Boxing results list fighters and outcomes across New Bedford Brockton Pittsfield San Francisco Honolulu and Oakland. Rocky Marciano knocked out Pete Louthis in New Bedford while Mario Moreno fought Mario Pellone and Leonard Morrow stopped Arturo Godoy in Oakland.
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Brockton
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Cumberland
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Tony Pellone
New York
Mario Moreno
San Francisco
Leonard Morrow
Oakland
Arturo Godoy
Chile
Honolulu
Mario Trigo
Los Angeles
aMiprereee
James Perry
Nolan Ousted by Hoosier Girl in Ohio Tennis Meet
In Columbus area play Indiana and Michigan players challenge Ohio dominance at Verity Courts. Chickie Freiberg defeats Monica Nolan after rain interrupted action, 2-6 8-6 6-1. Freiberg and Melba Racener of Evansville had earlier won doubles. Michigan entrants Millbrand Hammerstrom Reichold also won. Sunderland from Indianapolis dominates men’s bracket with 6 0 6 0 win over Craft. Geraldine Leitner and Jane Dorner win in women and nets round of 16 progress.
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Melba Racener
Evansville
Miss Freiberg
Netter
Verity Courts
Monica Nolan
Cincinnati
Columbus
Miss Nolan
Miss Racener
Mary Jane Stille
Gene Ingram
Central Illinois
Dolly Millbrand
Detroit
Barbara DeAngelo
Motor City
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Connie Dettmer
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Ellison
Middletown
Jack Sunderland
Indianapolis
George Craft
Dayton
Sunderland
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Ruth Laird
Judy Kendall
Phyllis Rochelle
Lima
Jane Corner
Mary Wilson
Montgomery County
Miss Dorner
Northern Kentucky
Schedule of Late Matches Across Six Time Slots
At 3 p m several doubles and singles bouts feature Jack Sunderland Tom Willson vs Mel Kinch and Bob Kinch plus Joan Johnson Judy Kendall vs Jane Dorner Jolene Laut with Melba Racener Chickie Freiberg against Betty Doughman and more. At 4 p m Don Graves Bob Dennen meet Al Sebald Dave Murray while Kaiser Ewald and Wills Hackney take on Bud Igel Norman Appel. At 5 p m Col R H Taylor George Craft face Stranahan Laser Trieschman Williams Billy ONeill meets Joe Magnus and Otten Ronnie Ragan clash Art Kunz John Timberlake. Also Jack Stockum Tom Creager versus Tom Kemp Tom Reist and Bob Massman Dick Kadesch against Perry Grier Don Crowley. At 6 p m Tony Kendall E Kemp meet Winner Otten Ryan Kunz Timberlake.
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Tom Willson
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Bob Kinch
Joan Johnson
Judy Kendall
Jane Dorner
Jolene Laut
Melba Racener
Chickie Freiberg
Betty Doughman
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Mary Alice Poorman
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al Sebald
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R. H. Taylor
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Tony Kendall
E. Kemp
Otten - Ryan
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Browns place Sensanbaugher and Follin on waivers
Cleveland Browns placed halfback Dean Sensanbaugher and rookie center Dwight Follin on waivers. Sensanbaugher, formerly with the All-America Conference champions, returned to Ohio State University to finish his education and pursue a coaching career afterward.
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Dean Sensanbaugher
Dwight Follin
Cleveland Browns
Sensanbaugher
Ohio State University
Tuesday Results From Men and Women Tennis Singles
Third round saw James Ratliff of Cincinnati beat Don Ewald of Louisville 2 6 8 6 1 Rawdon of Cincinnati defeated Roger Otten of Bellevue Ky 7 5 6 4 Second round featured Jack Sunderland of Indianapolis and others in decisive 6 0 6 0 and 6 2 6 3 wins. Doubles opened with Butts Bailey of Toledo beating Wilson Pedicord of Dayton 6 1 6 3. Women’s singles began with Strubbs Cincinnati beating Laut Middletown 6 2 6 2 and Reichold Detroit over Ellison Middletown 6 2 6 4.
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Don Ewald
Louisville
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Bellevue
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Indianapolis
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Dayton
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Toledo
Tom Cundy
Larry Fraley
Middletown
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South Africa
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Fred Reichard
Miamisburg
Norman Appel
Jerry Schiff
Columbus
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Don Kadesch
Ben Hensley
Tom Williams
Bob Massman
Pat Stranahan
Bob Butts
Francis Wilson
Larry Pedicord
Chalmers
Jim Ratliff
Ralph Haverfield
Minton
Poor man Wallace advance in Cincinnati women doubles
Mary Alice Poor man and Janet Wallace of Dayton defeated Joan Popp of Middletown and Ruth Johnson of Cincinnati 7-5 2-6 6-1 in the first round to reach the next stage.
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Middletown
Mary Dunwiddie Byrd
Franklin
Geraldine Leitner
Toledo
Ruth Laird
Dayton
Ida Jane Leis
Cincinnati
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