Little's No-Hitter Lifts Sears In Federal League Lead
Sears pitcher Kent Little no hit Gas and Electric, walking two and fanning 11 as Sears won 9-0 at Barnite Field to top the Federal League standings. Carfax beat the Police 11-10 at Armco East Side. Amanda AC crushed Eversharp 31-3 at Barnitz Field. Party Service edged Ortman Stewart 5-4 as Venatta drove in the winning run with a ninth inning double.
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Kent Little
Nohitter
Sears
Barnite Field
Little
Gas and Electric
Carfax
Armco
Glen “Rags
Venatta
Party Service
Edge Ortman Stewart
Tom Davis
Ortman Stewart
Art Schultz
Hydler Pitches No Hit Victory In AA Baseball
Pitcher Bob Hydler of the Elks threw a seven inning no hitter at Goldman Park in a Class AA contest, facing 23 batters and fanning 14 with one walk as Elks defeated Roberson Sporting Goods 18 to 0. Riddle and Kellis each had three hits, including a triple by Riddle. Gardner Board beat Lebanon 5-0 behind M Beatty’s 15 strikeouts. Monroe Lions edged Baird Realty 2-1 at Goldman Park. In Class B Helsinger pitched two hits as Knights of Pythias won 10-4 at Goldman Park. Trinity leads Bray's Ointment 22-0 after two innings at Barnitz Field. Dye pitched six innings for McKinley Grocers in a 8-1 win over Armco. St John defeated Wildcats 9-0 as Schneider struck out nine. Thursday Class B games listed for 10 a.m. Holy Trinity vs Armco at Goldman. Jones Insurance vs McKinley Grocery at Barnitz. Wildcats vs KP at Barnitz 1. Bray's Ointment vs St John at Goldman 2.
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Dilley
Carfax
Arnold Ferguson
Herb Fawley
George Proffitt
Jim Hackney
Junior Stamper
Luck Mikovich
Ralph Horne
Fabing
Bob Hydler
Elks
Hall of Fame
Goldman Park
Roberson Sporting Goods
Hydler
Weydler
Riddle
Kellis
The
Helsinger
Knights of Pythias
Jones Insurance
Holbrook
Baker
Jones
Smith
Bray
Holy Trinity
Barnitz Field
Trinity
Davis
Christman
Million
Dye
McKinley Grocers
Armco
Thompson
St. John
Wildcats
Scotti
Schneider
Atfield
Walter Wendt
Knothole
Goldman
McKinley Grocery
Barnitz
Bray's
Scores Run High In Girls League Softball Night
In the Arm-Girls Interplant Softball League the Scrubs defeated the Sluggers 26 to 14 while the Wildcats routed the Sockerettes 33 to 11. The Scrubs had nine errors but produced a 20 hit attack off Keller. Chandler earned the win. Bur Germeier was the winning pitcher in the second game with Ledford taking the loss.
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Scrubs
Wildcats
Sockerettes
Erro
Keller
Chandler
Burgermeier
Ledford
Sports Mirror: Moran Dutton Hamlin and Dizzy Dean remembered
The column recalls anniversaries: Charles B. Moran, 70, former NL umpire, died Today. Five years ago Mervin Red Dutton named NHL president. Ten years ago Luke Hamlin of the Dodgers beat the Reds 2-0 with two hits. Fifteen years ago Dizzy Dean notches his ninth win in relief for the Cardinals against the Braves.
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Charles B. Moran
Mervin
Red) Dutton
National Hockey League
Luke Hamlin
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Coonhound Trials Set for July 3 4 at Twin Valley Club
The Twin Valley Red and Gun Club in West Alexandria hosts the 1950 National Redbone Coonhound Champion event July 3 and 4. Activities include a controlled coon on log contest, a wild coon hunt for Redbones, pup derby field trial, all age field trial, and finals with times at 2 p.m 8 p.m 1 p.m and 8 p.m respectively.
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Coonhounds
Twin Valley
Red and Gun Club
West Alexandria
Game Protector
UKC
Dayton Races Set At Night This Week
Dayton Speedway shifts to night programs this week with stock cars racing Thursday and hot rods Saturday night. A crowd of over 6000 watched last Sunday's hot rod show won by Red Renner of Woodburn Indiana.
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Dayton
Dayton Speedway
Red Renner
Woodburn
Ind
Fights Last Night Card Reported Across Cities
Associated Press recounts boxing results with Clarence Henry of Los Angeles defeating John Holman in Los Angeles. Jimmy Hatcher of Lake City, S C outpoints Harold Meredith of Macon, Harold. Eddie Chavez of San Jose defeats Jackie McCoy of Los Angeles in San Jose.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Henry
John Holman
Chicago
Jacksonville
Fla
Jimmy
Kid"’ Hatcher
Lake City
S. C
Harold Meredith
Macon
San Jose
Calif
Eddie Chavez
Jackie McCoy
Tigers would benefit from night games by Bengals says Robinson
Detroit reports that if the Bengals played all games at night it would suit the Tigers. Robinson led the American League in 1949 night-game hitting with a .370 mark, while his overall batting average stood at .269.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Bengals
Robinson
Ezzard Charles vs Lee Savold for heavyweight title in view
The IBC plans a September bout at Yankee Stadium pitting Lee Savold against Ezzard Charles for the undisputed world heavyweight championship. Charles faces August heart tests, with possible early exam movement. Savold's camp cites TV revenue disputes and a potential bout with Jack Solomons as hurdles.
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New York
International Boxing Club
Lee Savold
Ezzard Charles
Jim Norris
IBC
Yankee Stadium
Savold
England
Bruce Woodcock
Charles
NBA
Norris
Bill Daly
New York Boxing Managers Guild
Daly
Jack Solomons
Savold-Woodcock
London
Center Tennis Matches Halted By Tuesday Rain
Rain halted the second day of play at the Middletown Center Tennis Tournament on Tuesday afternoon. Seven matches in the Junior Girls and Girls divisions were completed before rain canceled Boys and Junior Boys matches. Judy Kendall, No. 4 seed, beat Carolyn Jones 6-0 6-1 to reach the semi finals. Janet Moyer moved to the third round with a 6-3 6-0 win over Susan Horn. Gwen Finkleman, No. 1 seed, won 6-0 6-0 over Gail Shepherd. Jo Davison defeated Suzanne Caldwell 6-2 12-10. Mary Cheek beat Ruth Roess 6-0 6-0. Janice James beat Claire Crowley 6-2 6-4. Susan Rupp led Shirley Craft 6-2 and 2-0 in the second when rain ended play.
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Middletown Center
Carolyn Jones
Judy Kendall
Janet Moyer
Susan Horn
Gwen Finkleman
Gail Shepherd
Jo Davison
Suzanne Caldwell
Canton Hires Physical Director for Canton Schools
Canton Board of Education hired Edward Masonbrink, 47, as director of physical welfare for two years. The appointment begins August 1 with a first year salary of 5800 dollars and a second year 6000 dollars. Masonbrink previously coached and served as a principal at Mentor, Ohio, and later led Bellevue High School.
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Canton
Canton Board of Education
Edward Masonbrink
Masonbrink
Mentor, O
Bellevue High School
Syracuse Star Henry Dotter Jr. Emerges as SU Catcher
Syracuse University sophomore catcher Henry Dotter Jr. is the son of a Pittsburgh Pirates scout, connecting college baseball to pro ranks through family ties.
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Syracuse
Henry Dotterer, Jr
Syracuse University
Pittsburgh Pirates
Spectator Train For Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta
A 42 car passenger train will carry 5,600 spectators along the Ohio River for the IRA Regatta. Built in gondola cars with five tiers of seating, tickets at 5 dollars sold out weeks ago. Train travels with two diesel engines, advancing at about 18 knots, coordinating with race boats via a pilot control system. Proceeds planned to benefit IRA and competing schools.
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Ohio
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
George L. Shiebler
Rockville Center
N. Y
Ira
Stock Car Races Return To Eaton
Stock car races return to Eaton at the half mile dirt track of the Preble County Fairgrounds this Sunday. About 30 entries include Middletown drivers Frank Hodson Dick Caldwell Wendie Wilson and Ferris Shackleford and from Modoc Indiana Homer Kellamus and Paul Holle. Kellamus, the one handed novice, sustained 21 stitches after a tree incident in the prior race. More than three thousand fans expected. Entries open until 1:30 p.m. with racing at 2:30 p.m. Any model car eligible.
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Middletown
Frank Hodson
Dick Caldwell
Wendie Wilson
Ferris Shackleford
Modoc
Ind
Homer Kellamus
Paul Holle
Hamilton
Kellamus
Big Ten And PCC In Bowl Pact Renewal Meeting
Special committees of the Big Ten and Pacific Coast Confines will meet in Madison Wisconsin on June 21 to discuss renewing the Rose Bowl football pact The five year contract expires after the 1951 New Year s Day game in Pasadena Conclusions require approval by both conferences at later meetings Topics include ticket distribution and the clause limiting any one Big Ten team to the trip once every three years The Madison talk follows the dual track meet between the conferences at the University of Wisconsin
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Chicago
Madison
Wis
Pasadena
University of Wisconsin
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