Inland Knothole Pitchers Toss No-Hitter and Win
Inland Container backed Inland Knothole pitchers Liscah and Scott as they no hit the City Sluggers in a six inning 200 practice game victory. Scott led Inland with four singles as 14 batters struck out. Doughman Paints beat Kiwanis 15-2 behind Jackson six innings with 13 strikeouts and Hatton homered. Office director Charles Sullivan to run another Class B tryout at Barnitz Fields tomorrow at 10 am to field two more teams. Class C City Sluggers to Barnitz Field at 10 am for season opener planning. Two Class A teams Prergi Egles ton to practice at Goldman at 6 pm.
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Inland Container
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Inland
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Kiwanis
Jackson
Alfrey
Sears
Bruce
Hatton
Roberts
Sherrel
Charles Sullivan
Barnitz Fields
Sullivan
City Sluggers
Barnitz Field
Touch Of Old Wild West In Western Loop
LINCOLN NEB. Indians sweep across the mid lands again this year. Three of the Western League's eight baseball teams are nicknamed after the Redmen. There's the Wichita Indians, Sioux Di Lcos and Lincoln Chiefs. The Lincoln name is new. the club was the Lincoln A's before 1952. Lincoln is now run by an independent group after Philadelphia Athletics affiliation ended.
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Neb
NEA
Indians
Midlands
Redmen
Wichita Indians
Sioux di Lcos
Lincoln Chiefs
Wichita
Sioux City
Lincoln A’s
Philadelphia Athletics
Dressen Says Dodgers Are Nation’s Most Hated Team
New York reports Dodgers manager Charlie Dressen declares the club the most hated in the National League. He cites fan resentment for beating second division teams to win the pennant, saying rivals had chances yet failed and he won’t change his approach or demeanor.
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NEA
Charlie Dressen
Dodgers
Dodger
Larry MacPhil
Leo Durocher
Cardinals
Giants
Phillies
Frick Criticizes Pre Game Stunts In Baseball
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick voices opposition to give away programs band concerts and fireworks before games. He endorses foot races long distance hitting contests and throwing for distance and accuracy as gate attractions. He recalls infield drills with players staying on the field.
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Pittsburgh
NBA
Ford Frick
Wrenn Narrowly Trails Armco as Sorg Edges Crystal
Wrenn Paper nearly upsets Armco, losing 4–3 as Lynn McGuire homered for Armco in the seventh and Nelson Lawson closed out the win after a two inning save. Sorg Paper beat Crystal Tissue 3–2 to stay tied for first with Armco, Inland Container upset Aeronca 11–9, GardnerBoard and Carton topped Shartle Brothers 8–3, with Mac Sangster fanning seven in the four-hitter.
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Lynn McGuire
SORG
Aeronca
Inland Container
Gardner Board and Carton
Shartle Brothers
Mac Sangster
Lorg
Lloyd Clemmons
Crystal
John Evans
Com
Lawrence McMonigle
McMonigle
Carl Tibbs
Surfboard Angler Brings New Tide to Reef Fishing
A portable surfboard for angling, dubbed the reefer, features a chrome rod socket plexiglass viewing panel and underwater access. Weighing 46 pounds it can be carried like a suitcase and paddled to fishing grounds offering trolling casting still fishing and spear fishing while over water. A Bahamian reef incident ended when a barracuda snapped the line during a sleigh ride.
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Mamma
Cinch
Nantucket
Olympic Stars And Record Busters Set For AAU Meet
Dayton hosts the National AAU Track and Field Championships at Dayton High School Stadium June 26 and 27. Renowned athletes including Mal Whitfield and Herb McKenley will compete in 21 events such as javelin pole vault discus and high jump. Tickets are on sale via the Dayton Chamber of Commerce with reserved seats $2.00 per day and general admission $1.25 each day.
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Dayton High School
United States
Dayton Chamber of Commerce
Mal Whitfield
Herb McKenley
Whitfield
Ohio State
Madison Square Garden
Stanfield
Owen
Baltmore
Ohio
Easy Lesson For Autograph Hunter
A spring exhibition between the Yankees and Dodgers at Ebbets Field ended early after six first inning runs by the Dodgers. As players left, youths pressed for autographs, and Jim McDonald told a boy he would not sign if he knew who he was.
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New York
Yankees
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Jim McDonald
Younsters
McDonald
Woman elected to Roanoke City Council first time
Roanoke voters elected Mary C. Pickett a 45 year old grandmother to the City Council. She won 4,454 votes, 1,500 more than the runner up, securing one of two seats.
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Roanoke
Mary C. Pickett
Armco Golfers Tee Off in 216-Player Spring Tour
A field of 216 golfers will tee off Saturday in Armco East Works General Office team handicap Spring Golf Tournament at the Verity Course. East Works battles General Office for the Presidents' Trophy. last year General Office scored 16314 to win, East Works 1361.
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Armco
General Office
Verity
East Works
Lon Varnell Named Top Basketball Coach Prospect
SEWANEE Tenn. Lon Varnell recalls visiting Adolph Rupp of Kentucky and Sewanee seeking a basketball coach. Varnell faced two offers with athletic scholarships, and Rupp offered to vouch for him. Rupp told Sewanee brass, You'd better take Varnell, he's the best coach in America next to me.
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Tenn
Lon Varnell
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Varnell
Rupp
Sewanee Brass
America
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