Reins Loosen Slightly On Ohio Football Clinic
Ohio high school coaches at Ohio State’s 29th annual clinic heard rule clarifications from W. Jor and officials. Issuing football shoes to players was debated, while limiting summer coaching to outside players. Board of Control warned against 11 game slates. mentors urged 10 games. North-South all-star plans feature speakers from Rose Bowl and national champions. Close to 1,000 coaches attend as spring drills wrap with intra-squad game.
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Columbus
Ohio
State University
J. McConnes
Glenn
Tiger) Ellison
McConnell
State Board of Control
George Hardie
Youngstown
Woodrow Wilson
Jimmy Robinson
Canton McKinley
Canton
Jim J Owens
Washington
Ben Schwartzwa‘der
Syracuse
Milt Bruhn
Wisconsin
Gene Slaughter
Ohio State
Warren
Leo Strang
Massillon
Phil Shipe
Wooster
Die Wojecki
Rice Institute
Doyg Perry
Bowling Green
Strang
Bob Brugge
Parma
Anton Prasher
Barberton Norton
K. P. Herman
Fostoria St. Wendelin
Pete Ankney
Kettering Fairmont
The
Rebels
Tony Ware
Greenville
C. W. van Schoyck
Fairborn
John Bickel
Newark Catholic
Fenwick, Franklin Star in 1960 District Baseball Tourney
Franklin loses 2-1 to Sycamore at Hamilton in a dramatic first round. Fenwick nips Greenhills 3-2 with Tony VonHolle delivering a sixth inning homer for the Falcons. Middletown, 10-2, faces North College Hill after a first round bye. Fenwick advances to meet Monroe after their win. Other scores include Wyoming 2 over Hamilton Taft 0 and Reading 3 over Mt Healthy 0.
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Cats
Middletown Middies
Middies
North College Hill
Colerain
Fairfield
Sycamore
Hamilton
Fenwick
Greenhills
Cincinnati
Falcons
Monroe
Hornets
Hamilton Central Park
Tony VonHolle
Falcon
Wyoming
Hamilton Taft
Hamilton Garfield
Taylor
Reading
Mt Healthy
Weekend fishing best across Ohio says Wildlife Division
Ohio anglers are advised to fish this weekend as lakes and streams remain in good to excellent condition. Northeastern and central districts report catfish crappies and bass abundant. Hoover Reservoir and Buckeye, Rocky Fork, Jackson and Madison lakes noted for good catches. Smallmouth bass shines in many streams while water is clear and normal throughout.
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Columbus, Ohio
Wildlife Division
Ohio
Oxbow
Lake St. Marys
Nettle Lake
Hoover Reservoir
Buckeye
Rocky Fork
Jackson
Madison
Big
Little Darby
Kokosing
Deer Creek
Paint Creek
Pastrano Aims for Rematch in NBC Fight
Willie Pastrano meets Alonzo Johnson in a 10 round NBC main event in Louisville Kentucky. Pastrano seeks revenge after a close decision loss last summer and weighs about 177 pounds with a 52 8 5 record. Johnson, 25, from Braddock Pennsylvania, fights at around 185 pounds with a 184 record. The bout is set for 9 p.m. Eastern Time.
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Louisville
Willie Pastrano
Alonzo Johnson
Johnson
Pastrano
New Orleans
Braddock
Arnold Palmer Earns 847 700 In 14 Tours This Season
Arnold Palmer tops the tour with 47 700 earned from 14 events this season. The Ligonier PA star won five tournaments and finished in the top five in nine more as Don Finsterwald Tequesta earned 25 300 from 11 events and Ken Venturi Palo Alto 23 500 from nine events.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Assassin Palmer
Ligonier
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Ken Venturi
Palo Alto
Calif
Harvard adds Paul McKee to football coaching staff
Cambridge Massachusetts AP Paul M McKee a former Syracuse and Washington Redskin end joins Harvard football as coach replacing F Alexander Bell who moved to Villanova McKee 37 from Beaver Falls Pa is a father of five Nashville last season labeled the poorest gy team in the Southern Asin only 4656 attended 11 games in Nashville
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Cambridge, Mass
Paul M. McKee
Syracuse
Washington
Harvard
F. Alexander Bell
Villanova
McKee
Beaver Falls
Nashville
Shreveport
Middies Split In Two Outings
Middletown High Middies split a spring doubleheader with golf and tennis wins and losses. Golf at Franklin saw Middletown lose 1442 to 1% as Garfield’s Wildcats improved to 12-1 13. The Middies tennis team rode a 5-0 victory at Hamilton Garfield, extending their season momentum while the golf results showed strong individual scores for Timberlake Timerman Etter Geckler and Riner.
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Middies
Franklin
Wildcats
Hamilton Garfield
Tom Benny
Middletown
Timberlake
Timerman
Etter
Geckler
Weinstein
McCandless
DeFrees
Riner
Harrington and Brown Take Tennis Singles, Casperses Triumph
Harrington defeats Norris 6-3 6-2 in singles. Brown beats Connell 6-2 7-5. Jones tops Evans 8-6 6-0. Casper and Fraly win doubles 6-0 6-4. Baker-Galloway prevail 6-3 7-5.
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Norris
Brown M
Connell
Jones
Evans
Casper - Fraly
Dick Conrad
Baker - Galloway
Dan Spivey
Ezzard Charles Tries Pro Wrestling Career
Cincinnati AP reports former heavyweight king Ezzard Charles training in pro wrestling under Mark Webb. Webb says Charles learns fast, could debut as a referee before transitioning to in-ring action within about six months.
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Ezzard Charles
Charles
Mark
Little Gorgeous George
Local Galf Swarm Over Golf Courses
Two area golf clubs opened their Ladies Day season with strong showings. At Brown's Run Country Club Mrs. Charles Beardsley shared low net honors with three others after a net 82 while posting a low gross 86. Forest Hills Club saw Mrs. Paul Lawson lead in A flight with a gross 42 and Mrs. G. R. Bingham net 36, with several other flight winners and special events noted. Nine hole results at Brown's Run included Mrs. W. T. Snider and Mrs. John Perkins tying for low net with 43 and 43 respectively, while two players tied for low gross at 60.
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Charles Beardsley
Brown's Run Country Club
Brown's Run
Beardsley
Don Osborne
Virgil Clark
Brooks Billman
Forest Hills Country Club
Paul Lawson
G. R. Bingham
Forest Hills
Paul Sibert
Ewing Taulbee
Robert Weatherby
Chester Hall
Robert Brandenburg
Brown
W. T. Snider
John [Perkins
Mike Graney
John 1Bower
Siki and Tag Teams Triumph at Armory Wrestling Night
Sweet Daddy Siki and the duo of Chief White Owl and Tony Ballergeon won their matches at the National Guard Armory. Siki benefited from opponent disqualification and defeated Hans Schnable while White Owl and Balergeon beat Fritz Von Geering and Killer Austin. Krauser claimed two straight falls over Juan Sebastian.
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Siki
Karol Krausler
Chief White Owl
Tony Ballergeon
National Guard Armory
Hans Schnable
White Owl
Balergeon
Fritz von Geering
Killer Austin
Krauser
Juan Sebastian
Dodgers' Koufax Sets Three Pitching Records in Season
Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers set three pitching records last season including most strikeouts in nine innings 18 most in two straight games 31 and most in three straight games 41. Also listed are TV times for sports programs WLW-D Outdoor Rambler WLW-T Eooing Alonzo Johnson vs Willie Pastrano and WLW-T Jackpot Bowling.
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Alonzo Johnson
Willie Pas
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Roosevelt Tri Meets In Street-Title Track Clash
Roosevelt Junior High edged McKinley and Middle Sophs in a disputed 890 yard relay, totaling 432 points to the Big Red 42 and Sophs 40. The meet at Roosevelt Athletic Field featured multiple events with Roosevelt athletes posting podium finishes and relay wins by Fialho Blevins Rayburn Lacey and McCluskey Beattie Lehman.
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Draut
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Curry
Ellison
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Sutton
Nickell Leads Poasttown Romp in Triangular Meet
Poasttown scored 48 points to 10 for New Miami and Trenton Junior Highs in a boys track triangular. Keith Nickell led with four firsts including sprints and field events. Miller and Heizer posted top times.
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Time USA
Day’s Advice for a Race Strategy
A coach or commentator captures a succinct sprint strategy: take the lead early, hold it through the stretch, and block any challenge to prevent comers from passing. The tone is practical and instructional, emphasizing pace control and stamina.
Cracked Ball Puts California Kegler On Top
California instructor Andy Marzich from Norwalk took a gamble by using a cracked bowling ball in ABC competition. He rolled a 706 in singles and paired with Dick Jensen for 663, giving them a 1,369 total to win doubles over Youngstown duo Andy Hude and Jack Baum who led with 1,358.
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Ohio
California
American Bowling Congress
Andy Marzich
Norwalk
Calif
Marzich
ABC
Dick Jensen
Andy Hude
Jack Baum
Youngstown
Bowling Scores and Standings From Yesterday's American Legion Classic
Bowling results and high game achievements from yesterday include men and women led by Larry Cain 659 series and Lola Crawford 187 in women. The snippet lists numerous league matchups across venues such as J-J Lanes and various bowling clubs with team names like Budweiser Broyles and Scatter Pins, plus 200 and 180 game tallies for multiple players.
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Shartle
Frontier
Kilpatric iTire
Millar. Murphy
Frank Kaufman
R. Stamper
W. Shaffer
Harold McGraw
Ss. Lato
H. Lewis
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E. Blankenship
Walt Pawelkoski
Paul McCane
B. Hoover
C. Moon
Joe Lewis
Marc Andre
Virgi Winglewich
Bobo Olson Stops Sparks in Portland Lightweight Bout
Vancouver based Carl Bobo Olson, at 178 pounds, defeated Al Sparks of Winnipeg 173 in Portland Oregon. Tommy Tibbs of Boston stopped Johnny Kidd of Scotland in Liverpool England at 8 rounds.
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B. C
Carl Bobo Olson
Portland
Ore
al Sparks
Winnipeg
Liverpool
England
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Johnny Kidd
Scotland
Speedway’s Top Router Arrives for 500 Mile Race
Lawrence Bisceglia, 62, of Long Beach California, arrived at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Memorial Day 500 race. A longtime front-of-line figure for 12 years he now holds a Special badge allowing roaming access around the grounds.
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Lawrence Bisceglia
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Long Beach
Calif
Speedway
Lebanon Raceway Results Overview
Lebanon Raceway displays results across nine races with trotting and pacing divisions. Winners include Springfield Belle in race one, City Solicitor in race two, Sister's Girl in race three, Shy Lady in race four, Voseale Lordship in race five, Roxie Ko San in race six, Proterra in race seven, Widower Gas in race eight, and Prince Louie in race nine. Additional entries list riders, drivers, and handle totals for wagering.
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Lyn Key
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Rascal Sandy
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Cubs End 1946 NL Division Drought
The Chicago Cubs have not finished in the National League first division since 1946, marking a long drought that contrasts with recent seasons.
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