Moellencamp Wins Singles Championship in Ohio Trap Tourney
In the 71st Annual Ohio State Trapshoot Tournament Harry Moellencamp, a 60 year old Columbus garage foreman, won the singles title after four shoot offs with Dayton’s John Sternberger. Lilly of Stanton won open trophy with 25 straight. Sternberger and Moellencamp led a strong field of 170 shooters toward Sunday Grand Ohio Handicap.
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Roy Davidson
Bob Tate
Joar Robinson
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A. C. Roberson
Don Roberson
Arnold Smith
Davidson
Kluszewski Sparks Reds Past Giants With Four Hits
New York Giants vs Cincinnati Reds game highlights Ted Kluszewski returning from injury to collect four hits including a two run homer. He scored on a passed ball and helped the Reds end a four game skid, moving into second place a half game behind Milwaukee as Joe Nuxhall earned the win.
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Giant
Stu Miller
Brooks Lawrence
Ruben Gomez
Heavy Card Set Today For Tankers
The Ohio AAU Swimming and Diving Championships open at Miami Valley Chautauqua with 33 events today and finals moved up to 3 30 p.m. due to entries. Trials start at 9 a.m. Don Harper among favorites for the men's three meter dive. Coca-Cola leads in the men 1500-meter freestyle with Charles Stagman winning in 21 03 4. Yesterday's results include Becky Walther and Gloria Miter in girls one meter, Tom Gompf and Die I Kupe in men one meter.
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Tom Gompf
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Die iKupe
Dayton Y.ca
Jackie Brown
Glass City Aquatic Club
Nancy Hoyne
Bobbie Werner
Bob Schneider
Dick Cherry
Ed Beck
Dick Wiessenhahn
Coca- Cola
Kentucky Lineup Gets Shuffling For Final Night Game
The Ohio All-Stars seek a clean sweep over Kentucky in the second game at Wade E. Miller Gym tonight after a 99-79 win. Kentucky coaches Barringer and Bazzell shuffle their lineup, adding Pony Sarakassaniv at guard and naming Joe Stark at center to match Ohio’s depth.
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Ohio Power
Howard Stacey
Dixie Heights
Joe Stark
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Buckeyes
Roger Davis
Lewisburg
Paul Walker
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Tecumseh
Dave Zeller
Zeller
Franklin
Jerry Parker
Baseball and basketball standings and Friday results noted
The standings show Milwaukee and Cincinnati atop the league tables with Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis New York and Chicago in pursuit. Friday results include Brooklyn 2 St Louis 1 in 10 innings Cincinnati 5 New York 4 Milwaukee 10 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 11 Pittsburgh 5. An Lions Club sponsored event at Miller Gym draws 1 200 spectators tonight.
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Slugger Kluszewski Sparks Reds Past Giants in NL Tilt
Ted Kluszewski returned from the disabled list to spark Cincinnati with four hits including a two run homer as the Reds beat the Giants 5-4. The win halted a four game slide and moved Cincinnati into sole possession of second behind Milwaukee, with notable contributions from Hank Aaron and Don Newcombe in other NL games.
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Rip Repulski
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Roy Campanella
Gilliam
Don Newcombe
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Ron Kline
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Dick Crott
Dick Donovan
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Jim Lemon
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Harvey Kuenn
Maas
Bobby Avila
Mike Garcia
Dick Williams
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Legion Q Cops Band Straight Legion Q Cops Band Straight
The American Legion Post 218 junior baseball squad won its second straight shutout last night defeating the Garden Dale Busters at Dayton. J B Reffitt struck out 10 batters and allowed four hits, while Charley Fuller led the attack with a single and a double after a no hitter on Sunday.
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J. B. Reffitt
Charley Fuller
CYO Opens Second Round With Weekend Baseball Pairings
CYO baseball resumes with second round games this Sunday at Smith Farm. In the American League the Indians face the White Sox and the Tigers meet the Yankees, with umpires Hickey and Iinfeld. In the National League Braves clash Dodgers on diamond 4 and Cubs meet Reds on diamond 5 with umpires Gustin and McVay.
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Murchison Pushes Morrow To New World Cash Record
Murchison helps Morrow reach a world class mark in the NCAA meet 10 yard dash preliminaries. Morrow wins by less than a foot in 9.3 seconds with favorable wind.
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Ohio State
Ancel Robinson
Fresno State
Dave Sime
Duke
National Collegiate Track Coaches Assn
Bold Ruler and Gallant Man Meet in Belmont Stakes Showdown
Bold Ruler and Gallant Man headline the 89th Belmont Stakes as top finishers from the Triple Crown season clash with five other contenders. Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons and jockey Eddie Arcaro lead Bold Ruler while John Nerud and Wilde Maker ride Gallant Man. The field includes Lucky Dip, Inside Tract, and Bold Nero with a $114,350 purse and CBS national telecast from 3:30 to 4 p.m. EST.
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Fla
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