Ohio Kentucky basketball series ends tonight at Wade Miller Gym
Ohio and Kentucky meet in the nine-year-old all star series finale at Wade F. Miller Gym. Kentucky seeks a clean 1956 sweep, while Ohio aims for an even series split behind top scorers Withrow and Newman. Tickets run 1.50 reserved 1 general. game starts 8 30 p m.
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Jerry Nardiello
Ohio
Kentucky
Wade F. Miller
Buckeye
Miller Gym
Bowling Green
Ed Diddle
Western Kentucky
Blue Grass
Hornback
Diddle
Bob Cole
Jim Darrow
Ohioans
Ray “Corky
Withrow
Roger Newman
Kentuckians
Cole
Darrow
Newman
Wisconsin
Al- 80
Martin Holland
Blue Grass Quintet
Miller Arena
Gallipolis
Oliver Wallace
Middletown
Gary Hornsby
Hamilton
Journal
Yankees Stay Even With White Sox Indians In Twinbill
Stengel's Yankees win 3-1 in the twilight doubleheader as Herb Score hurls a three hitter to beat the White Sox 5-2. Billy Pierce then redeems Chicago with a 13-2 romp as Cleveland trims the Sox to gain a three game edge. Sox, Indians, and Red Sox jockey for position in tight AL standings amid late season drama.
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Washington
Herb Score
White Sox
Tribe
Billy Pierce
Sox
Indians
Boston
Baltimore
Ike Delock
Detroit
Kansas City
Billy Hoeft
Reds Hold First But Not For Long
The Cubs briefly put Cincinnati atop the NL before St Louis beat the Reds 4-1, dropping Cincinnati to second as Milwaukee reclaimed the lead. Pitching duel between Nuxhall and Mizell, key plays include Bailey’s controversial seventh inning throw and Del Greco's double scoring two.
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Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
St Louis Cardinals
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Randy Jackson
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Hal Naragan
Indians
Score
ST. Louis
Redlegs
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Cubs
South Paws
Joe Nuxhall
Bailey
Cardinals
Luad
Hal Smith
Bobby del Greco
Roy McMillan
Ray Jablonski
al Dark
Frank Robinson
Tal Jeffcoat
Murray Dickson
RBI
Blasingame
Dark
del Greco
S—Nuxhall
McMillan
Temple
Kluszewski
Musial
Nuxhall
So—Nuxhall
RBR
W—Mizell
L—Nuxhall
U — Boggess
Dixon
Gorman
Pinella
Ace Wins Tourney For Allen Rankin
In Columbus Ohio Allen Rankin described his hole in one as the greatest golf thrill of his life after winning the Ohio Seniors Championship at Scioto Country Club. The ace on the 17th hole capped a final 18 hole round in his 35th year of competition.
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Columbus
Ohio
Allen Rankin
Tlis Ace
Scioto Country Club
Bahama Seeks Basilio Battle After Turner Win
Bahama, a Bahamas born speedy welter from Isle of Bimini, beat Gil Turner by unanimous decision in 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden to run his win streak to 23. He eyes a move back to his weight class for a bout with Basilio DeMarco Vejar or Aragoon, hoping to secure major backers and a 150 pound title split. Melnick, his manager, says no immediate ranking plans, aiming to line up Basilio next.
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New York
Yama Bahama
Carmen Basilio
Tony DeMarco
Chico Vejar
Art Aragoon
Bahama
Isle of Bimini
Bahamas
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Nick Gamboli
Joe Eppy
Barney Felix
Yuma
Beau Jack
Bobby Melnick
George Lyon, Sr
Detroit
Bernard Gimbel
Melnick
Basilio
DeMarco
Vejar
Aragoon
Turner
Harness driver George Rediker dies at 63 in Vernon
George Henry Rediker a renowned harness racing driver died of a heart attack Friday in Vernon New York. A native of Fitch Bay Quebec he was 63 and widely known in racing circles.
Orioles Manager Bans Newsmen From Clubhouse
Baltimore manager Paul Richards bans newsmen from the Orioles clubhouse until further notice after a 76 loss to Boston. He criticized the club in Cleveland comments saying they had played the worst of any team he ever managed, amid another collapse after an early lead.
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Baltimore
Paul Richards
Oriole
Richards
Orioles
Boston
Cleveland
Haney Denies Scolding Mathews in Braves Rise
CHICAGO New Milwaukee Manager Fred Haney denies scolding Eddie Mathews to spur Atlanta’s late spurt. Haney envisions a four club NL pennant race with Braves Dodgers Redlegs and Cardinals. He says Pirates aren’t deep enough for 154 games and rejects private criticisms or threats to send Mathews to the minors.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Fred Haney
Braves
Eddie M Mathews
Haney
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pilot
Pirates
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Baseball league results and upcoming schedule recap
National League standings and weekend games show Brooklyn, Chicago, Milwaukee, and New York in key matches. Friday results include Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 5 and Pittsburgh 6 New York 3, with Sunday set for multiple two game series across major teams. American Association and International League results wrap up with Omaha edging Indianapolis and Rochester beating Columbus.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
American Association
Associated Press
Omaha
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Charleston
St. Paul
Louisville
Wichita
Denver
Rochester
Columbus
Buffalo
Richmond
Montreal
Miami
Toronto
Havana
Major League Leaders American League
Mantle leads batting with 380 at bats and 97 hits for New York. Simpson of Kansas City ties for 84. Berra and Maile pace home runs. Pitchers Bailey and Boyer top batting and pitching tables in a compiled league leaders list.
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Mantle
New York
Maxwell
Detroit
Lopez
Kansas City
Yost
Washington
Simpson
Piersall
Boston
Kuenn
Vernon
Fox
Chicago
Runnels
Maile
Berra
Francona
Baltimore
Bailey
Cincinnati
Boyer
St. Louis
Robinson
Musial
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Lopata
Mays
Aaron
Bruton
Milwaukee
Snider
Brooklyn
Banks
Long
Pittsburgh
Moon
Lawrence
Labine
Craig
Seven Foot High Jump Breaks Olympic Trials Bar
Olympic trials at the Coliseum produced two world records and several near-misses as Charley Dumas cleared 7 feet 2 inches to set the new high jump standard. Glenn Davis shattered the 400 meter hurdles mark in 49.5 seconds and Eddie Southern tied it. Bobby Morrow won the 100 meters in 10.3, with Morrow, Murchison, and Baker leading the team to potentially the strongest U S track squad ever.
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Los Angeles
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian College
Ira Murchison
Army
Thane Baker
Air Force
Leamon King
California
Glenn Davis
Ohio State
Eddie Southern
Texas
Josh Culbreath
Marines
Willie Atterberry
Compton
Calif
Bill Dellinger
Oregon
Curtis Stone
New York Athletic Club
Max Truex
USC
Dick Hart
Philadelphia
Charlie Dumas
Vern Wilson
Santa Clara
Phil Reavis
Villanova
Bernie Allard
Notre Dame
Greg Bell
Indiana
Joan Bennett
Kaier Johnson
UCLA
Mal Andrews
Southern California Striders
Cy Young
San Francisco Olympic Club
Phil Conley
Cal Tech
Benny Garvin
Navy
Bud Held
Olympic Club
Parry O'Brien
Ken Bantam
Manhattan College
Bill Nieder
Kansas
Don Vick
Jack Stevenson
Uncle Sam
Coliseum
Charley Dumas
Compton Junior College
Dumas
Yuriy Lituyev
University of Texas
The
Davis
Ohio
Barberton
Abilene
Christian
Ira Murel
Thane Bak
Duke
Dave Sime
Fred Wilt
New York
al Hall
Cornell
John Bennett
Bonus Boy Sent Back To Minors
Baltimore Frank Baumann, who received an $80,000 signing bonus with the Boston Red Sox in 1952, has been optioned to the Albany New York farm club of the Class A Eastern League. The left hander, 2-1 this season, had previously played for Louisville and Louisville again after a 1953 season with 10 of 11 starts. He returned to the Red Sox last season but was hampered by a sore arm and posted a 2-1 record.
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Frank Baumann
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Albany
N. Y
Baumann
Louisville
American Assn
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