Middletown Middies rally to tie Mi ami sburg in 10 innings
Middletown High Rubbed two extra frames to salvage a 7-7 tie with Miamisburg after leading late. Tom Crowe belted a two run homer and Jer ry Leak connected a solo shot as the Middies erased a four run deficit, while Art Fuller started strong on the mound before tiring in the third.
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Wendell “Deacon” Dich
Middletown High
Miamisburg
Middies
Tom Crowe
Purple
Jerry Leak
Art Fuller
Vikings
Keneee
Leak
Viking
Fred Myers
Dave Vinson
George Gibbs
McDaniels
Darrell Basfard
Hall
Dichiman
Lebanon
Middletown
Myers
Hogan
Fuller
Basford
Ohio State football tickets go on sale for next season
Ohio State University ticket chief George R Staten forecasts another record year as 490 477 fans attended six home games last season and 178 898 at three away games total 669 375. Season books will be limited to 60 000 with sales staggered for faculty alumni students and public from May to July. New prices list reserved 24 boxes 30 bleachers 18 faculty 14 student 12 with Michigan game bleacher price 4. Capacity 78 951. Schedule includes Nebraska Stanford Illinois Penn State Wisconsin Indiana Northwestern Iowa Michigan.
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George R. Staten
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Staten
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Nebraska
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Illinois
Penn State
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Indiana
Iowa
Hornet Track Team Sweeps Sixth Victory
Monroe high school Hornets overwhelm Franklin 77 to 41 as soph Tom Rose and freshman Don Garver each win three events. Garver dominates sprints and long jump, aiding a relay triumph. the meet features close seconds and multiple school marks near misses.
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Monroe
Tom Rose
Don Garver
Franklin
Hornets
Wildcats
Garver
Broad
Roosevelt nets top, Oakwood edges McKinley in juniors
Roosevelt beat Hamilton Roosevelts 4-1 at Verity Courts while McKinley fell 3-2 to Oakwood. Singles results show Beatty and Ringgenberg for MR wins over HR, with doubles vie by Lunsford Sutrigil and Graney Wolfer. Oakwood’s Harrington Dellman leads McKinley’s score with two straight-set wins.
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Roosevelt
Hamilton Roosevelt
Verity Courts
McKinley
Oakwood
White Shuts Out Yankees in 1942 World Series Game
Ernie White, manager of the Nashville Vols, pitched a 2-0 shutout for the St. Louis Cardinals over the New York Yankees in the 1942 World Series.
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Nashville Vols
Southern Assn
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Rocky Marciano retires prompts Patterson to ranked move
In Ring magazine editor Nat Fleischer shifts Floyd Patterson from light heavyweight top spot to fifth in the heavyweight ratings after Marciano's abdication. Archie Moore remains No. 1 among heavyweights, with Jackson, Baker, Holman and Patterson rounding the first five. Other divisions list Moore, Robinson, Saxton, Smith, Saddler and Perez as champions or high contenders with updated rankings.
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Nat Fleischer
Ring Magazine
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Archie Moore
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Calif
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Hurricane
Gerhard Hecht
Germany
Yolande Pompey
Trinidad
Chuck Spieser
Lansing
Mich
Bowlers Bowing Out Big Harrison's On Honor Roll
Tuesday league finals ended with 13 honor rolls as Stroh's claimed Moose League crown in a roll-off over Yellow Cab. Kathy Harrison topped the women with 550 in Maver Meats, while Jasper Harrison led the men with 682 for Stroh's in a 2,676 to 2,616 win.
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Shipping No. 2
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Jasper
Maver Meats
Homestead Inn
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Meeting Set Tonight In Church Softball League
City Recreation Director Tom Carlson will host a meeting at 7 30 tonight in the Legion Buildings for managers of all teams interested in forming the Church Softball League this summer. If enough teams attend the league will be organized and schedules drawn up.
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Church Softball League
Tom Carlson
Legion
Carlson
Umpires Association to Hold Rule Discussion Meeting
The Middletown Umpires Association meets tonight at 7 30 in Room 205 of the YMCA for a weekly rule discussion. Association president Eugene Spec McGraw said new arbiters will be welcome.
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Middletown Umpires Association
YMCA
Eugene “Spec” McGraw
Association
Get A Grip On Your Game A Golf Grip Guide
An article explains a universal golf grip used by top players. It describes laying the club diagonally across the left hand, with the last three fingers gripping firmly yet not tightly and the palm supporting the other side. The V between thumb and forefinger should point over the right shoulder.
Landy Seeks Faster Mile With Slower Start Plan
Australian miler John Landy outlines a strategy to break his 3 58 world record by running the first half mile in two minutes and finishing faster. He targets a special mile at the Coliseum facing Ron Delany Jim Bailey Bill Dellinger and Lon Spurrier and notes acclimation will largely determine Saturday's televised showing.
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Australia
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Villanova
Ron Delany
Oregon
Jim Bailey
Bill Dellinger
Lon Spurrier
San Francisco
Unbeaten Lebanon trips Fairfield in District prep
Lebanon High remains unbeaten with a 3-2 win over Fairfield in a Mid-Miami League test. Pitcher Tom McRoberts twirled a two-hitter as Lebanon stretched its streak to seven games. Sackenheim and Barlow singled. McRoberts and Lampl contributed on the mound.
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OSU Paper Urges College Grid Placed On Pro Basis
Ohio State University Lantern calls for college football to be placed on a professional basis after an athletic probation by the Big Ten following an investigation by Commissioner Tug Wilson. The editorial defends deemphasis but urges FBI thoroughness of athletic structures and questions hypocrisy in college sports.
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Woody Hayes
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Teddie Trackmen Top Trenton and McKinley Nips Middie Sophs
Junior high thinclads Roosevelt and McKinley won on winner tracks. Teddie Trackmen edged Trenton 50 19 to 49 14 while McKinley defeated Middletown High Sophomores 57 4 to 42 4.
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Big Red
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McKINLEY 57's and SOPHS 4214 Sprint Dial
In a school track meet, McKinley 57's led the 100 yard dash with Johnson (M) ahead of Robinson and Tucker (S) while Ae. clocked 26.4 in the 220 yard dash. White and Lawson tied for first in the 440 yard dash with Young (M) close behind, and Payne (S) won the 880 yard run with Armstrong (M) and Linden (S) following.
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