White Sox Sail Past A’s As Foreign Stars Shine
Chicago White Sox, led by Carrasquel Minoso and Aloma, swept the Athletics 4-1 and 9-0 to snap a three game skid and widen their AL lead. Carrasquel starred in game one with two hits and five chances handled. Aloma pitched a five hit shutout in game two.
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Latin America
Muchas Gracias
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Regional Net Play Starts Here Today
The Girls Regional Tennis tourney begins at Verity courts with 24 entrants from Middletown Hamilton Cincinnati Columbus Springfield and Dayton. Finalists in both under 18 and under 15 divisions qualify for the National Championships in Philadelphia in August. Entries from Springfield Hamilton Columbus and Dayton unsettled. Steurenberg sisters Dolores and Mare to represent Cincinnati while Bonnie MacKay and Betty Epstein join Dayton entrants.
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Olumb
Springfield
Dayton
Sportsviews Monday Blues and Diamond Delays
The local group backing seven new baseball diamonds on Smith Farm delays plans awaiting city action. Costs are pegged at 17000 dollars, jeopardizing a full season. July 29 marks North South football at Barnitz Field before Middies, with limited diamonds remaining. Uncle Ed Diddle notes Kentucky All Stars’ sixth straight loss to Indiana, while Paul Walker teams have bested Diddle teams five of six.
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Western Kentucky State
Kentucky
Gray tops North-South game in Murray Ky 83 to 70
Gray defeated North in Murray Kentucky 83 70 with Warren Scholler of Hamilton coaching. Ken McCalley of Mansfield fouled out, the lone player to do so as Ohio All Stars prepare for a matchup with Kentucky and other notable college mentors attend reservations.
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Murry
Gray
Warren Scholler
Hamilton
Ken McCalley
Mansfield
Walker
Diddle
Kentucky
Gardner-Norg Paper Industrial League mind games cited in 3-2 Sorg win
Connie Ryan famed for hidden ball tricks draws attention as Gardner manager Leroy Alfrey is fooled by a glove concealment. Sorg wins 3-2 after a misplayed play where the third base was left open. Charlie Reuthe notes unusual umpiring trickery in Tuesday's game.
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Connie Ryan
Charlie Reuthe
Sorg
Leroy Alfrey
Gardner
Alfrey
Vets top Eaton 13 innings in Central Ohio clash
Armco Vets win 5 4 after 13 innings led by Dependable Bob Scheibert pitching and key hits from Walt Wendt and George Strauthers. Wendt tied the game with a late double. Strauthers drove in the decisive run in extras as Armco Field hosts a thrilling league victory over Eaton.
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Armco Vets
Bob Scheibert
Walt Wendt
George Strauthers
Eaton
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Cullers
Jim Turman
Bill Black
Wendt
Vets
Tommy Hyde
Hyde
Spec McGraw
Tommy
Little Walt
Merrill Hatfield
Strauthers
Hatfield
Jerry Patterson
Armco
Bob Andres
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Patterson
Ken Feinthal
Billy Mount
Herb Turner
Davis
Armeo
Buriff
Faton AB
Jeanes
Jefferson
Ec Turner
Tessa
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Weipthalas
iMount
Faton
Ohio All Star Team Holds Two Practice Sessions
The Ohio All-Star basketball squad invites fans to two practice sessions in the Middie gym today at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in preparation for the game against Kentucky Ken tucky All-Stars in Bowling Green Thursday night. Coach Paul Walker will greet his 12 players at the first session.
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Ed Diddle
Kentucky
Roy Davidson sweeps Charley Henderson trapshoot honors
Roy Davidson led Ohio trap shooters at Camp Troy capturing the 16 yard and handicap titles with a 99 of 100 in the Charley Henderson Honor Shoot. Bernie Judd of Hamilton and H B Greenamver of Piqua tied for second with 99 per hundred, while Middletown entrants Lyle Hastings and John Happensberger also competed.
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Roy Davidson
Ohio
Charley Henderson
Camp Troy
Davidson
Boykin’s, Inc
Bernie Judd
Hamilton
H. B. Greenamver
Piqua
Middletown
Lyle Hastings
John Happensberger
John Hopper Wins Indian Lake Race
John Hopper, local speedboat enthusiast, wins both heats of the Second Annual Indian Lake Outdoor Regatta at Indian Lake. He averaged 0.37 miles per hour per heat in a boat built by Russell Shade of the Acme Boat Co. Hopper, a mailman, used a propeller designed by Sid Hanson and plans to race at Winnebago, Wisconsin, this Sunday.
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John Hopper
Middletown
Indian Lake
Russell Shade
Acme Boat Co
Miamisburg
Hopper
Andinrest
Sid Hanson
Hoover
Winnebago, Wis
Extra-Hole Battle Won By Beremann In Wildwood Match
Bill Bergmann moved Park Rolan one up in 20 holes yesterday to feature match play in the annual Spring Golf Tournament at Wildwood. The long match was the only one played in the Middletown Flight. Luther Thiel beat Jim Flionolous 6-5. Peterson defeated Max Long 9 7 in the Miami light Rover Oeklevost w KK. Monroe 4-2 in the Butler TMicht.
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Bill Bergmann
Park Rolan
Wildwod
Middletown
Johnny We'ner Wins Weer Four Egg Event at Manor
Johnny We'ner captured ten gross honors yesterday at Wild weed with a 9 94 79 score. CHNIOF Passwanarvanine 72 and Rah McCohe c 278 7R trailed. Tying for laurels were Ron Tiller Arden Swoane and Sten Craft with 70 percent. Bob Cravene and Coheana O Meare TR followed. Jawad hy Pant der Bart TM led Sweeney with 73. Panoman Phearlaw Waanear and Charley Martin each posted 78.
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Johnny Welner
Wildweed Werith
Crxswellie
Chniof Passwanarvanine
Rah McCohe
Ron Tiller Arden Swoane
Sten Craft
Bob Cravene
Coheana
Jawad Hy Pant
I der Bart
Thad
Sweeney
Bob Panoman Phearlaw “Waanear
Charley Martin
Golob Leads Cleveland to National Public Links Qualifier
Joe Golob topped the field with 54-56 in the 150 yard event yesterday as Cleveland qualified a five man team for the National Public Links Championships. Teammates include Joe Banko Ziggie Bendes Bob Zieske and Ralph Schneider.
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Cleveland
Joe Golob
Joe Banko
Ziggie Bendes
Bob Zieske
Ralph Schneider
Perkowski Earns Regular Start For Reds In Big Twinbill
Cincinnati reports Harry Perkowski, 27, earned a regular starting role after strong first six innings in a 2-1 win over Boston aided by Ted Kluszewski and Virgil Stallcup. Boston won the nightcap 5-0 as Ewell Blackwell faltered. Brooklyn to visit tomorrow.
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Sain
Reds
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Braves
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Harstfield
Ted Kluszewski
Ted
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John Pramesa
Big Klu
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Luis Marquez
Boston
Ewell Blackwell
Sam Jethroe
Bob Elliott
Blackie
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Chet Nichols
Redlegs
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RBI
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Robb Boggess Pinelli
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Mueller
Listi
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Byerly
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Robb
Hogan Dominates Open Victory To Reign In Golf
Ben Hogan, 38, Fort Worth native and former caddy, captures the U S Open for the third time in four years with a 72 hole total of 287 on rounds of 71 and 67. He trailed Bobby Locke and Jimmy Demaret late but surged to win.
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Mich
Ben Hogan
Ty Cobb
Fort Worth
Tex
Hogan
Philadelphia
Merion
Bobby Locke
Locke
Jimmy Demaret
Kovacs Triumphs In Pro Net Crown Over Segura
Frank L. Kovacs, the tall Oakland player nicknamed the clown prince, defeated Francisco Segura of Ecuador to win the pro tennis title in Cleveland. Kovacs came from behind in the longer final rounds, delivering clutch shots and superior serving to claim the crown in front of about 1,200 spectators during a week-long elimination tournament.
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Francisco (Pancho) Secura
Ecuador
Oakland
Calif
Nower Plaver
Incine
Howe
Segura
Parkview Romps In Exhibition Softball Showdown
Parkview Cafe blasted Johnny's Pony Key 99 in an exhibition in the Federel League. Memons of Miami Cabinet of the Industrial loan allowed one hit and struck out 11 Pony Key batters while Nelson Lawson took the loss.
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Lloyd Clemons
Asc Parkview Cafe
Johnny's Pony Key
Vliewed
Memons
Miami Cabinet
Nelson Lawson
Stag Party Plans Ready for Bowlers Sponsors and Friends
Plans completed for the annual stag party for bowlers sponsors and friends. Tickets for the Tyne 28 event at the Sportsmens Club go on sale now then no sales after June 22. Du cts sold at Car fax Ulrichs Dry Cleaners The Mind Rantos Service Station Bill Doeblers and league bowlers.
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Sportsmens Club
Carfax
Ulrich’s Dry Cleaners
Mind Rantos
Bill Doeblers
Marietta Plans Regatta Bid Despite Saturday Setbacks
Marietta Ohio aims to host the 1952 college rowing championships, insisting its site is best. Roger Copeland, general chairman of Marietta Regatta, said the bid will be presented to the Intercollegiate Rowing Association in New York on July 16, with a pledge to sponsor its own regatta if rejected.
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Marietta
Ohio
Roger Copeland
Marietta Recatta
Inter-colegiate Rowine Association
New York
TRA
Coneland
Revratta
Womer To Shoot From Men's Tees In Western Open
AP reports top women players led by Babe Zaharias prepare for Western Open with qualifying rounds for a chance at the title. Patty Berg upset Zaharias 1 up in the Weathervane Cross Country event, highlighting a contest where the course itself poses a major challenge.
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Womer
Philadelphia
Saturntav
Zaharias
Amerca
Patty Berg
Mrs. Zaharias
Ohio High School Gridders Open Four-Year College Chase
Ohio's top high school football talent looks to four years of college competition as recruiting tightens. With service commitments pulling players, universities like Ohio State Notre Dame Indiana Syracuse Xavier Colgate Cincinnati and Miami vie for standouts led by All Ohio picks. Top amateurs from Barberton Newark Massillon and other Ohio towns appear on regional rosters and eye major programs.
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Armed Services
Buckeye
Bob Bronston
Spiegfield
Sterling
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Bucks
Doug Goodsell
Upper Arlington
Jerry Krisher
Massillon
Carroll Howell
Portsmouth
Dick Szymanski
Toledo
Libbey
Sam Palumbo
Cleveland Collinwood
Don Bucci
Youngstown
Paul Brubeck
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Don Farbrother
Indiana
Ronald Wilde
Canton McKinley
Syracuse
Ray Perkins
Lakewood
Xavier
Dennis Davis
Steubenville
Colgate
Bob Blatchford
Lorain
Cincnnati
Rob Howe
Miami
Caude Neeley
Hamilton
Carl Barlock
Dover
Hall Cops Feature at Middletown Speedway
Hall Cops Feature Event At Speedway Blackie Hall was the only two time winner yesterday at the Middletown Speedway Sunday program winning the feature after claiming the first heat. He also was the only driver to rot his car yesterday. Consolation laurels went to Keith McFarland. Other heat winners were Far Nana maker, George Hinke and Herb Trimble.
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Blackie
Hall
Middletown Speedway
Keith “McFarland
Far Nanamaker
George Hinke
Herb Trimble
Mattingly’s Defeat AFT in Miami Valley League clash
Mattingly’s rolled to a 15-3 victory in the Miami Valley League encounter played yesterday at Barnitz Field. Miamisburg edged South Lebanon 11-9 as Miller earned the win and P. Burger took the loss. Miamisburg had 11 hits while South Lebanon collected seven safeties.
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Rarnitz Field
Miamisburg
South Lebanon
Miller
P. Burger
Eddie Pellagrini Bets On No 13 For Phillies
Eddie Pellagrini, the Phillies infield player, was born on March 13 and favors the number 13 on his uniform as a personal touch.
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Eddie Pellagrini
Phillies
Baseball scores and standings across leagues
Scores from American League American Association and OWTO-Indiana League show Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Detroit, Washington, Cleveland, St Louis, Boston, and others posting results. Toledo, Minneapolis, St Paul, Columbus, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Louisville, Kansas City, Richmond, Newark, Marion, Lima also reported varied outcomes.
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Kansas City
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Marion
Lima
Boston at Chicago N L clash and New York–St Louis duel
Baseball schedule lists the National League games with Boston visiting Chicago at 1 30 p m and New York at St Louis at 8 30 p m Also one Cleveland at Boston game at 1 p m is scheduled as the lone matinee of the day
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Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Outdoor Matchups of Major City Rivalries
A slate of baseball or football pairings features Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston St Louis at Washington. The list highlights cross city showdowns across the season with strong city names and venue crossovers.
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Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
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Washington
Federal Loop Make Up Games Changed
Two Federal League make up games were rescheduled tonight by city recreation director Steve Geckeler. Yankee Tavern and WP will play at 6 15 at Barnitz Field while Barnitz Field and Amanda face Fraternal Order of Police at Barnitz at 6 1 Wednesday night, originally set for Thursday.
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Yankee Tavern
Barnitz Field
Amanda
Order of Poli
Barnitz
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