Reds face pitching hunt after Giants rout and rain delays
Cincinnati General Manager Gabe Paul seeks pitchers as the Reds slip to third after a 7-2 loss to the New York Giants. Rain delays and mud hampered Thursday’s game while Willie Mays hit a two run homer. Cincinnati opens a four game set with Philadelphia as Tom Acker faces Don Cardwell.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Gabe Paul
New York Giants
Redlegs
Birdie Tebbetts
Willie Mays
Don Gross
New Yorkers
Gross
Raul Sanchez
Spencer
Ossie Virgil
Valmy Thomas
Whitey Lockman
Thomas
Jann Antonelli
Lockman
Antonelli
Reds
Roy MecMillan
Don Hoak
Smokey Burgess
McMillan
Philadelphia Phils
Tom Acker
Don Cardwell
Phils
Valley Pros Set For First Match
Middletown opens its third golf course Brown's Run in West Middletown with a 6,500 yard layout. Pro Tommy Ritter returns to Middletown to join Art Smith Clay Gaddie and Tommy Bryant in 18 hole foursomes, followed by officials and a noon luncheon. Charles Hook and Colin Gardner Jr will speak at ribbon cutting with Buckeye officials noting temporary facilities.
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Miami Valley
Brown's Run Country Club
West Middletown
Bbe
Tommy Ritter
Wyoming
Art Smith
Carmargo
Clay Gaddie
Maketewah
Cincinnati
Tommy Bryant
Moiraine
Dayton
Charles R. Hook
Armco
Colin Gardner, Jr
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Walt Pogue
Colin Gardner III
David Driscoll
Stan Watkins
Charles Fenner
Brown's
Valley
Ritter
Middletown
Wyoming Country Club
Middletown sports notes recall Greene and local figures
Roy Greene, a foundational figure for Middletown High basketball, recalls past teams while coaching at Cornell since 1946. Local figures, including Shelb y Linville and Al Sebald, return for summer, with coaching shifts noted. A Franklin coach, John McVay, moves to Canton Central Catholic. The column also discusses college track coaches facing pep pill controversy and the risks of stimulants.
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Middletown
Roy Greene
Middletown High
Greene
Cornell University
Carlisle
Tom Hamlin
Birmingham
Ala
Bob “Pop” Gates
Springfield
Gates
Wildcats
Shelby Linville
University of Dayton
Kentucky
al Sebald
John McVay
Franklin
Wildcat
Canton Central Catholic
Ohio
Mays and Lockman Power Mets Past Reds 7-2 in New York
In a bustling 2 1 2 3 inning surge the Mets built a 7 2 lead against Cincinnati. Mays hit a two run homer and Lockman added two RBI as Antonelli homered and doubled. Hoak and Thomas also contributed for Cincinnati, but New York's pitching held firm through the late innings.
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New York
Abrhoae
Lockman
O'Connell
Sir Mays
Bob Thomson
Sauer
Spencer Ss
Virgil
Tps
Thomas c
Antonelli Paraless
Cincinnati
Abrhoae Temple
Hoak
Bell Cf
Crowe
Robinson If
Ss Tb i
Burgess
McMillan Ss
Sanchez
a-Wuisenant
Klippstein
b-Kluszewski
Freeman
e-Lynch
Nuxhall
d-Bailey
RBI
Mays
Thomas
Lock
Antonelli
McMillan
S-Antonelli
New
W-Antonelli
L-Gross
U-Burkhart
Gorman
Dixon
Stubbs and Escalante Triumph In Boxing Wins
Reuben Stubbs outpointed Wy man Dawson in Jeannette Pennsylvania while Nacho Escalante knocked out Ross Padilla in Acapulco. Scored bouts listed with ages and locations for each fighter.
Friday Schedule and Results Across Major League Cities
A sports note lists team matchups and outcomes for Friday and Thursday. Cleveland defeated New York 2 0, Washington beat Detroit 7 2, and Boston edged Chicago 8 9, while results for other games show Kansas City at New York, Detroit at Boston, and Cleveland at Baltimore with two twilight games.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Baseball standings and results from National League games
National League standings show St Louis leading with 37 wins and 27 losses, Milwaukee 38-29, Philadelphia 36-29, Brooklyn 35-31, New York 32-35, Chicago 21-39, Pittsburgh 25-42, Cincinnati 92 559 1. Brooklyn beat Chicago 5 4 in 10 innings, St Louis topped Philadelphia 6-4, New York defeated Cincinnati 7-2. American Association results list Minneapolis 10-2, Denver 2-10, Wichita 3-2 over Indianapolis, Louisville 5-3 over Charleston, Omaha 4-0 over St Paul. International Leaguegames note Columbus at Toronto, Richmond 10-0, Montreal 1-6, Buffalo 4-2, Rochester 2-1, Havana 1-2, and a boxing note: Rocky Tomasello knocked out Billy Ryan.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
American Association
Minneapolis
Denver
Wichita
Indianapolis
Louisville
Charleston
Omaha
St. Paul
Columbus
Toronto
Iain Richmond
Montreal
Buffalo
Miami
Rochester
Havana
Decision Due On Boxer Larry Boardman Regaining Touch
Larry Boardman of Marlborough Connecticut meets Johnny Busso of New York in a 10 round NBC televised bout. Boardman, fifth ranked at 135 pounds, faces a tough Busso who has 29 wins and four losses with one draw. Busso beat Zulueta as a warning to Boardman who was upset by Zulueta last year.
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Boston
Larry Boardman
NBC
Marlborough
Zulueta
Lar
Rupin
Larry
Joe Brown
Boardman
Tony DeMarco
Russo
New York
Lower East Side
Busso
Gene Poirier
Are New Yorkers Really Winning?
The Giants sit sixth in the NL but win 12 of 16, led by Willie Mays and Johnny Antonelli. A 7-2 victory over Cincinnati narrows the gap to fifth as St. Louis holds first. Milwaukee and Pittsburgh win to climb, while in the AL Boston and Chicago share the lead after New York’s loss.
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New York
Giants
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Willie Mays
Ruben Gomez
al Worthington
Ray Crone
Mays
Johnny
Brooklyn
Bob Buhl
Morrison Quits Browns for Columbus Dispatch Job
Fred Curly Morrison a 30 year old fullback and halfback for the Cleveland Browns announced his retirement from professional football to take a promotional position with the Columbus Dispatch in Ohio.
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Morrison
Browns
Cleveland
Fred
Curly) Morrison
Cleveland Browns
The
Columbus
Ohio
Dispatch
Power wins 37 to 12 in Armco Maintenance League game
Power defeated West Processing 37-12 at East Side diamond in an Armco Maintenance League softball night. Open Hearth beat Weld Shop 12-5 and Machine Shop defeated Round House 17-15 in other results.
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Power
West Processing
Armco
East Side Diamond
Open Hearth
Weld Shop
Machine Shop
Roundhouse
Buses Slated For Caddies At New Golf Course
Bob Kramer caddy master announces special buses to the new golf course. From Sunday the caddy buses depart S Broad St station at 8 a.m. on Sundays Saturdays and Tuesdays with a 11 a.m. run on Wednesdays. Stops at Shafer and Frischs on Germantown Rd. Return trips at 5 p.m. Tue Wed Sat and Sun. One way fare 15 cents.
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Bob Kramer
Brown
S. Broad St
Central Ave
Shafer
Frisch's
Germantown Rd
Sisters Share Lead in National Open at Winged Foot
The lead in the 12th Womens National Open golf championship was shared by sisters Marlene Bauer Hagge and Alice Bauer at Winged Foot. Tough contenders press for the $1800 top prize as practice hints at a hard second round.
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
Winged Foot
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Alice Bauer
Dallas-Buddy Turman Stops Tommy Fields in Title Bout
Dallas fighter Dallas-Buddy Turman, 184, knocks out Chicago’s Tommy Fields, 200, in a rapid bout. Turman delivers a decisive finish after eight rounds, securing a dramatic victory in Dallas.
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Dallas
Buddy Turman
Tommy Fields
Chicago
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