Redlegs edge Giants in wild 11-10 baseball thriller
Cincinnati redlegs beat New York Giants 11 to 10 in a nine inning finish. Gus Bell and Hank Sauer homered, Ed Bailey was hit by a pitch and Raul Sanchez earned the win as fans witnessed a dramatic late rally after a 5-3 Giants lead.
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Doubtful Gen. Duke Promises Derby Showdown at Churchill
Ten 3yearolds remain in the Kentucky Derby field as Calumet Farm's Gen. Duke faces a final workout to confirm his place beside Iron Liege. Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons trains Bold Ruler, the Wheatley Stable standout ridden by Eddie Arcaro, with Gallant Man and others contesting the mile and a quarter race under clear, chilly skies at Churchill Downs.
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Linksters Lose At Miamisburg in Golf Meet
Bill McCabe of Middletown led with an 80 for low score but Mi amisburg defeated the Middies 64-54 at Miamisburg. McCabe shot 40 out and 40 back for three points, three behind opponent Bill McGahan. Tom Wagner had 43 43 86, Tom Sizer 45 4 88, Ron Rhea Jr 49 46 95, all in a loss as Middies drop to fifth in seven matches. Next week two regulars plus Hamilton and Greater Ohio League meet on schedule.
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Big Red Netters Stull Unbeaten Five straight wins
The McKinley boys tennis team maintained an unbeaten run at five with a 5-0 victory over Hamilton Washington at Verity's. Singles saw Harrington defeat Norris, Brown beat Needles, Weaver best Huffles. Doubles results: A Fugate and Sticklen beat Selender-Ogg, E Fugate and Baker defeated Conn Purdy.
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Lebanon Puts Monroe Out In District Tourney
Lebanon Warriors edged Monroe Horne’s 1-0 in the district tournament at Dayton. Steve Elliott’s triple sparked the go ahead as Tom McRoberts earned his fourth win, fanning nine. Lebanon advances to face Dayton Belmont Monday at 3:30 p.m.. Belmont beat West Carrollton 11-6. Diehl and Storch, McRoberts and Lampl.
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Swink Holds SWC Three-Year Rushing Record at TCU
Jim Swink of Texas Christian University ranks as the Southwest Conference leader for a three-year rushing total with 2,618 yards, setting a standing mark in league history.
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Baseball results and upcoming schedule from the American League
Friday results show Chicago beating Washington 11 to 6, Detroit defeating Boston 6 to 0, and New York winning 8 to 5 against Kansas City. Baltimore played Cleveland in cold conditions. Sunday games feature New York at Chicago, Washington at Kansas City, Baltimore at Detroit, and Boston at Cleveland with two games.
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Saturday Schedule Card Sports Doubleheader Results
Saturday schedule features St. Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh. Game results show St. Louis 6 Brooklyn 0, Cincinnati 11 New York 10, Philadelphia 9 Chicago 6, Milwaukee 8 Pittsburgh 7 in 11 innings. Additional matches list Milwaukee at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with two games each.
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Good Fishing Predicted For This Area
The Ohio Division of Wildlife forecasts excellent fishing conditions for the weekend across the state. Northwest lakes such as East Harbor and Lake St. Marys report strong bass and panfish catches. Defiance County’s Oxbow Lake and Metzger Lake in Allen County cited active species. Central and south areas note peak crappie at Hoover Reservoir and top conditions at several lakes and streams. Southwest lakes including Grant, Kiser, Stonelick, Cowan, Sinn, Indian, plus many streams, offer bass, bluegill, crappie and catfish opportunities.
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Rosburg Bitter Over Black Friday at Colonial Invite
Fort Worth Texas golf fans faced another weather delay at the Colonial National Invitation as Friday round was wiped out for the third time in 11 years. Rosburg led at 27 holes with parity and a one stroke edge over 14 others while Littler and Wall staggered, delaying the second round as forecasts threatened more disruption.
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Twin feature night at Cincinnati Race Bowl
Cincinnati special brings a twin 30 lap headliner program on the high banked asphalt track with two 30 lap races to close the doubleheader of modified and late model stock cars. Late models return for the first time in 30 laps and a 10 lap race will showcase the Stockettes in classics.
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Dad Vail Regatta Entries Lead College Rowing Meet
Nine colleges entered the Dad Vail Regatta on the Schuylkill River with PHILADELPHIA Marietta College from Marietta Ohio among participants. Other noted results include American Association games Denver 8 Omaha 3 and Minneapolis 4 St Paul 3. Indianapolis 10 Charleston 6. Louisville at Wichita postponed. Richmond 8 Rochester 5. Columbus 5 Buffalo 3. Toronto 5 Miami 4. Havana at Montreal.
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Derby Facts And Figures Derby at Churchill Downs today
Louisville report provides Derby facts for the 83rd running at Churchill Downs. Ten 3 year old colts contest 1 3 16 miles with $125000 added and total purse $153300. Prize breakdown lists winner $109200 second $25000 third $12500 fourth $5000. Post time 430 p.m. CDT, probable favorite Bold Ruler, last year’s winner Needles, record 2 01 2 5 by Whirlaway, crowd around 100000, weather sunny and cool, CBS telecast 415–445 p.m.
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Machen Seeks New Heavyweight Opponent After Maxim Win
Louisville report says Eddie Machen, 24, won a unanimous 10 round decision over Joey Maxim, extending his streak to 21 straight victories. Machen’s manager claims opponents are ducking him as Maxim praises his power, calling Machen perhaps harder punching than Floyd Patterson. The Derby eve bout drew about 2,000 fans.
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Father Son Duel for Derby Riding Honors
In Louisville Kentucky on Derby day the father son duo compete for riding honors. Johnny Adams, 43, veteran of 12 Derbies seeking a win, rides Better Bee for W S Miller. His 23 year old son Johnny R rides Shan Pac for T A Grissom. Both horses are outsiders.
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Yanks Test Hot Chisox In Weekend Showdown
Chicago seeks to extend a five game winning streak as it hosts the world champion New York Yankees in a three game series starting with a Sunday doubleheader. Go Go Sox feature speed with Landis in right field and leaders Fox and Minoso hitting over .350 as Pierce Harshman and Wilson pace the rotation against Ford Kucks and Shantz.
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Wilt Chamberlain May Leave KU For Globetrotters Next Season
Wilt Chamberlain, the 7 foot star of Kansas, is not denying a possible move to the Harlem Globetrotters next season for about $15,000. Sources say he hinted at NBA pressures and a potential for leaving college to pursue a paying pro route while awaiting NBA eligibility.
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Knowlton Named Boss Of Ohio Grid Coaches
Mel Knowlton of Alliance is elected president of the Ohio High School Football Coaches Assn at the Buckeye coaches clinic in Columbus. Chuck Thackara, June Ferrall, and Carl Schroeder are named first vice president, second vice president, and secretary treasurer, with eight districts naming new directors. Honorary memberships are awarded to eight men for meritorious service. About 12,000 fans expected at the Ohio State intra squad game in Buckeye Stadium.
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Tony Anthony Tops NBA May Light Heavyweight Contenders
Tony Anthony of New York is named the No 1 light heavyweight challenger and Boxer of the Month in the NBA May ratings after KOing Chuck Speiser in Detroit on April 5. Archie Moore remains champion, with Gene Fullmer leading the middleweights and Sugar Ray Robinson cited for his May 1 title defense in Chicago.
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Aaron Off To Good Start In Bid To Repeat
Aaron opens the season with a home run triple and double, driving in four as Milwaukee edges Pittsburgh 8 7. His .391 average leads NL rivals Don Hoak .396 and Stan Musial .393, while the Braves chase another title with Don Newcombe’s start for Brooklyn and a White Sox surge in the American League.
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Bowler Triples Scores at Sports Bowl in Paper I League
Walt Pawelkoski of Armiel Paving rolled 159 159 159 477 in bowling action at the Sports Bowl during Paper I League play.
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