Sorg Paper Defeats Gardner Beard and Carton In Six Frame Rally
Whitey Huff and Bill Graft matched zeroes until the seventh when Sorg Paper pulled ahead. Huff walked to start the inning. Dick Cope and Wally Drury singled for two runs, followed by John Heffernan’s RBI single. Gardner could not muster offense after the first, as Sorg moved to 44-12 on the season, two games behind Armes. Armco Shartle Brothers game postponed for vacation.
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Bill Graft
Sorg Paper
Gardner Beard
Carton
Graft
Huff
Gardner
Dick Cope
Wally Drury
Miller
John Heffernan
Drury
Nick
Butch Rossi
Dan Spraching
Sorg
Armes
Shartle
Schiff Shoes Seeks B Loop Lead After Big Win
Schiff Shoes rose to the top of Class B Knothole League with a 20-3 rout of Aeronca boosting its second-round streak to three wins. Russ Mittenholzer led Schiff's offense with three hits while Fred Nori fired a one-hit shutout in relief of a combined effort.
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Schiff Shoes
Knothole
Gardner Board
Carton
Schiff's
Walloping Aeronca
Frisch
Russ Mittenholzer
Hadfield
Pace Schiff
Aeronca
Mittenholzer
Tim Sullivan
Fred Nori
Pace
Ken Weidner
Billy Davis
Sinth
Bill Truck
Fop
Truck
Ae Faye
United Welding
Slo-Pitch Second Round Follows Old Pattern
In the American Slo-Pitch League, four teams win and four lose in the second round, mirroring the first round. Last night at Barnitz Field Ray's Cafe, Bill's Restaurant, Denton Sohio and Pat's Bar defeated B'nai B'rith, Ross Motors, Woodall Industries and Aeronca Plant 3, with notable performances from Deaton, Craft, Schultz, Burns, Graves, and Gustin.
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Barnitz Field
Ray
Bill
Bill's
Denton Sohio
Pat's
B'nai B'rith
Ross Motors
Woodall Industries
Aeronca Plant
Woodall
Deaton
Ross
Craft
Schultz
Pat
Gustin
Aeronca sweeps slo pitch title for second straight year
Aeronca Flyers complete a flawless ISP season by defeating Crystal Tissue 11 to 0 to finish with a 9-0 record. Charlie Harrison stellar defense and five early runs set the tone as Owen Spence allowed three frames before the offense exploded in the fourth. Dean Prushing hit a homer to spark the rally while Coolidge Corp edged Fairbanks Container 6 to 5 in a separate tilt to claim third place.
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Aeronca
Flyers
Crystal Tissue
Charlie Harrison
Tissuemen
Owen Spence
Dean Prushing
Coolidge Corp
Fairbanks Container
Crystal
ISP
Containermen
Coolidge
Birchfield
Eldridge
Williams
Red Welch
Fairbanks
Quast Survives Round in Western Women’s Championship
Anne Quast of Everett Washington nearly bowed out in the first round but fought back against Meriam Bailey to reach the second round. Quast, a University of Washington sophomore, won late holes on the 16th and 17th and birdied the 18th to force a win.
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Huntington
W. Va
Anne Quast
Everett
Wash
Meriam Bailey
Palatine
Ill
Miss Quast
University of Washington
Miss Bailey
Berton Craig
Morrow
Mary Ann Downey
Baltimore
Craig
John Deller
Evansville
Ind
Do Hips Shoulders Begin Downswing in Golf Swing
A reader discusses whether the downswing starts with hip movement or shoulder pivot. The piece notes a drawing of a golfer mid swing with hips squared and shoulders lagging, left arm straight, praising the efficient rhythm cited by Chick Evans.
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Chick” Evans
Browns to replace aging end with large rookie crop
Brown plans for 1956 season center on Dante relli's retirement. Coach Paul Brown announced an excellent group of end candidates led by rookie prospects Gene Kapish Jackee Jake John Gotta Larry Ross and veteran Darrel Brewster as the Browns structure new depth at end.
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Hiram
Ohio
Paul Brown
Danterelli
Browns
Dante
Darrel
Pete) Brewster
Gene Kapr
Notre Dame
Jackee Jake
Olmsted Falls
Cleveland
Bowling Green
John Gotta
Oregon State
Larry Ross
Denver
Kapish
Decker
Ed Pucci
Canton
Southern California
Bob Bryant
Oberlin
Harold
Candy) Carroll
Western Reserve
Ray's Café and Bill's Restaurant duel for first round win
Ray's Cafe faces Bill's Restaurant in a pivotal first round Slo-Pitch League contest that could decide the champion or force a three way tie. Lee's Cafe seeks revenge on Interstate Folding Box in NLP action at Barnitz Field with a second round win in sight.
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Ray's
Bill's Restaurant
Ray
Bill's
Denton Sohio
Lee's Cafe
Interstate
Barnitz Field
Lee's
Lee
Aes
Barats Field
Frontier Cafe
Firemen
Diamond
Barkeley Electric
Armco
Bill’s
Girls Advance In Ky Tourney For Middletown Club
Middletown Tennis Club girls dominated the opening round of the Kentucky Junior Tennis Tournament in Louisville led by Judy Hagan Lynn Lawson and Linda Nein with straight wins in Girls Under-18 and Under-15 openers. Vicki Siegel reached the Girls Under-15 round robin before losing to Wagner of Louisville while the Middletown boys fell in most matches.
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Louisville
Middletown
Kentucky
Vicki Siegel
Vicki
Upfn
Wagner
Middletown Tennis Club
MTC
Judy Hagan
Lynn Lawsom
Hagan
Mimi Izzard
Kansas City
Son
Jean Kraft
Ofville
Carolyn Wikoff
Middletonian
Helen Lowry
Mary Brown
Linda Nein
Julie Blake
Tom Tenforde
Ron Fisher
Walt Beatty
Allen Rosenberg
Cincinnati
Ted Brown
Blanchard
Bothney
Brown
Ex Soldier Webb Fights Mims To Regain Form In Chicago
Ex soldier Ellsworth Spider Webb, 23, returns to action in a 10 round national ABC telecast at Chicago Stadium against Holly Mims. Webb, a 1952 Olympic 156 pound champion, is an 11-5 underdog with three months service who seeks form against the 26 year old Mims, ranked 10th in middleweights.
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Chicago
Ellsworth
Spider Webb
Holly Mims
Chicago Stadium
Willie Pastrano
Webb
Idaho State College
Helsinki
Mims
Drainers Rout Firemen In NSPL Makeup Clash
The Drainers defeated the Firemen 16 to 1 at Goldman Park to finish first round action in the National Slo Pitch League. Jim Coyle hit a home run with two doubles and Mike Schoen added a homer and two singles as Drainers gain a three-way tie for third while Firemen drop into a four-way tie for fifth.
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Armco Drainage
Firemen
Goldman Park
Jim Coyle
Mike Schoen
NSP
Orioles Beat White Sox 5-3 Twice As Triandos Shines
Triandos drove in four runs with four hits in seven trips, including his eighth homer, as the Orioles won both games of the doubleheader. He played first base in the opener and catcher in the nightcap, extending the White Sox losing streak to ten games.
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Associated Press
Orioles
White Sox
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