Emswer Emswiler and the rising power of the OHSAA
Sportsviews notes the last public appearance of H W Emschler as OHSAA commissioner and discusses the Findlay and Steubenville Wellsville cases. It questions the authority of the organization as courts challenge rulings and suggests possible reactions from other schools. The piece critiques the balance of power between schools and the commission.
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H. W. Emschler
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Middletown-Hamilton
Cincinnati Garden
Emmie
Columbus
Findlay
Paul Walker
Roosevelt
Emswiler
OHSAA
Steubenville-Wellsville
Steubenville
The
Stubbers
Parshall Returns to Harness After Promise Break
In Columbus Bud Parshall, son of famed reinsman Hugh M. Parshall, defies his late dad by pursuing a driving career in harness racing. After years away from the sulky, Bud joins trainer Jim Hackett and registers his father's red, white and blue silks, planning his first race.
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Columbus
Parshall
Urbana
Hugh M
Doc
Hugh N
Bud” Parshall
Boyd
Lord Jim
Peter Astra
Dee
Bud
Young Hugh
Jim Hackett
London
Hackett
Florida
U. S. Trotting Association
Indians Second String Hurler Beats Yanks 1-0
Steve Gromek, a 32-year-old right hander from Hamtramck, pitched a four-hitter and beat Allie Reynolds for the third time, stifling the Yankees 1-0. His sinker and fastball fanned 35,914 and kept Cleveland within one game of the Red Sox as other league action unfolded.
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Steve Gromek
Hamtramck
Mich
Cleveland Indians
Indian Mound
Yanks
Allie Reynolds
Gromek
Yankee Stadium
Bombers
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Steve
Cubs Hurling Surprise Shines as Cubs Pitching Impresses
Chicago Cubs surprise NL observers with strong pitching, producing 10 complete games in 19 starts. Klippstein leads with a 2-0 shutout over the Braves, while Lown and Milner suffer late losses. Cavarretta credits coach Root and the spring work with Klippstein and Rush as keys to a solid start for the tail-enders.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Bruin
Phil Cavarretta
Cub
Hill
Johnny Klippstein
Meade Rey
Lippstein
Braves
Bob Rush
Big Bob
Klippstein
Baseball leaders and pitchers from the era with team ties
Key batting leaders include Lowrey of St Louis .432 Edwards of Cincinnati .382 Runs led by Adams of Cincinnati with 18 Kluszewski of Cincinnati 24 RBIs Baumholtz of Chicago 27 Mer son D Rice and Bilko 6 doubles Cox Brooklyn Ramazzotti Chicago Wyrostek Adcock Cincinnati 3 triples Thomson New York 4 Pafko Brooklyn home runs Jethroe Boston stolen bases Maglie New York 29 strikeouts Maglie leads with 29. Wehmeier Raffensberger 19 Wehmeier Cincinnati 19 1000 pitching lines Staley 5 0 Maglie 4 0 1000 designation
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Lowrey
St. Louis
Edwards
Cincinnati
Adams
Kluszewski
Baumholtz
Chicago
Pnenetee
Cox
Brooklyn
Merson
Pittsburgh
D. Rice
Bilko
Thomson
New York
Ramazzotti
Wyrostek
Adcock
Pafko
Staley
Magilie
Maglie
Wehmeier
Raffensberger
ABRAE
Walker
Loes
U—Dascoli
Jorda
Meecy
Goetz
Batting and pitching highlights from 1946 season summaries
A compact roll of notable stats lists batters rosen simpson and lepcio with leads in hits and doubles, runs by piersall and rosen, home runs by rosen, and stolen bases by dimaggio te es rizzuto rivera. pitching notes credit henry gromek schreib and marrero with strong showings and strikeout leaders pierce mcdermott wynn garcia.
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DiMaggio
Tees
Boston
Rizzuto
New York
Rivera
St. Louis
Henry
Cain
Gromek
Cleveland
Scheib
Veean Marrero
Washington
Pierce
McDermott
Wynn
Garcia
Doc and son race in Painesville sulky showdown
June at Painesville Ohio brings a sulky race led by the veteran Doc and his promise-breaking son. Fans root as they roar toward the post and the wire, chasing victory down the stretch.
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Painesville, O
Doc
Sports Mirror highlights historic baseball and boxing results
The column lists past sports notes from the AP, recalling events five to twenty years ago. It mentions Terry Moore driving the Cardinals past the Dodgers 2-1, Chalky Wright defeating Charley Constantene, Burgoo King winning the Kentucky Derby, and notes the USSR Olympic Committee’s role in Helsinki 1952.
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Associated Press
Russia
Helsinki
Terry Moore
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Charley Constantene
New York
Burgoo King
Tuesday Night Fights in Portland Ends in KO Win
In Portland, Dick Wagner of New York, weighing 175 pounds, knocked out opponent Wise of Oakland, California, at the Tuesday night boxing show.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Dick Wagner
New York
Oe Wise
Oakland
Calif
Wehmeier Unbeaten But Dodgers Beat Reds In 10 Innings
In Cincinnati two teams battled as Brooklyn edged the Reds 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Wehmeier remained unbeaten despite yielding two homers to Hodges and Snider though he left after seven. Pafko’s ninth inning triple and Raffensberger’s misplay set up Brooklyn's winning run. Seminick injured sliding into second but avoided fracture. Frank Hiller to face Van Cuyk in the finale.
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Cincinnati
Herman Wehmeier
Cincinnati Reds
Herman
Brooklyn
Reds
Wehmeier
Dodgers
Andy Pafko
Ken Raffensberger
Brooklyns
Raffy
Gil Hodges
Duke Snider
Hodges
Snider
Pee Wee Reese
Preacher Roe
Billy Lees
Dodger
Joe Rossi
Hank Edwards
Andy Seminick
Seminick
Frank Hiller
Chris van Cuyk
Casey Stengel Explains Hit And Run In Baseball
New York report features Casey Stengel detailing the difference between hit and run and run and hit plays. He cites examples from players like Rizzuto Coleman Marion and Satch Paige, notes Navy ties, adds observations on Hornsby Kryhoski and Courtney, and stresses the practical use of the buntless run.
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Rizzuto
Coleman
Marty Marion
Hornsby
Kryhoski
Navy
Catcher
Clint Courtney
Paige
Rover
Marion
Casey
National League Standings and Thursday Schedule
Brooklyn leads with 12 wins and 4 losses at .750 while New York sits at 12 and 5 .706. Cincinnati 12 7 .632 and Chicago 12 7 .632 pursue, St. Louis 10 9 .526, Philadelphia 6 11 3 64, Boston 7 3 3 fT Pittsburgh 3 18 1 43. Results include Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 4 in ten innings and St. Louis 9 New York 4. Thursday’s games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Boston at Chicago, New York at St. Louis.
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Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New
American Association Tuesday results packed with late scoring
Kansas City beat Toledo 9 to 8 while Columbus defeated Milwaukee 3 to 2. Indianapolis won 9 to 7 against St Paul and Louisville rolled past Minneapolis 7 to 2. The slate shows tight offenses across city matchups.
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American Association
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Conservation Group Plans Game Hearing
The Warren County Conservation Association Inc will meet tomorrow night at 8 p.m. at the Hill Crest Inn south of Lebanon on Route 42 for a game hearing. A monthly business meeting also is on the docket, said secretary Bob Ross.
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Warren County Conservation Association Inc
Hill Crest Inn
Lebanon
Route 42
Bob Ross
Ohio colleges baseball and tennis results in brief
Miami defeats Cincinnati 5 to 4 and Mount Union tops Wooster 6 to 1 while Ohio University overwhelms Xavier 10 to 1. In tennis Miami beats Depauw 8 to 1, Youngstown wins 5 to 2 over Mt. Union, and Cincinnati defeats Marshall 7 to 0.
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OHIO
The
Associated Press
Miami
Cincinnati
Wooster
Mt. Union
Ohio University
Xavier
Syracuse 1954 WIBC Tourney Site Chosen
Syracuse New York will host the 1954 Women International Bowling Congress tournament after Tuesday selection at WIBC annual meeting. The 1953 event is set for Detroit.
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St, Louis
Syracuse
N. Y
International Bowling Congress
WIBC
Detroit
Amanda AC Softball Opens Federal League Action
Manager Gordon Lindsay announced practice tonight at six o'clock for the Amanda AC softball squad. Amanda meets Party Service in the Federal League opener Tuesday evening, highlighting the team's season debut and league start.
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Amanda AC
Gordon Lindsay
Amanda
Kentucky Plans Reforms In Sports Program
University of Kentucky officials and athletics staff acknowledge partial responsibility for a basketball scandal. They pledge reforms to prevent future issues and state accountability to the people, NCAA, and regional associations. The report cites actions like curbing player expenses and tightening recruiting practices.
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Kentucky
XN. Y. Arena
Lexington
University of Kentucky
Wetherby
H. L. Donovan
University
Saul Streit
New York
Alex Groza
Ralph Beard
Dale Barnstable
Adolph Rupp
NCAA
Judge Streit
Madison Square Garden
Ned Irish
Garden
the Athletic Association
Boosters To Vote On Constitution At Middletown High
The Middletown Boosters Club votes tonight on ratifying a rewritten constitution to reflect incorporation. Members, meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Middletown High plan to review a film of the Middletown-Steubenville state Class A final from 1952.
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Middletown Boosters Club
Middletown High
Middletown-Steubenville
MacPhail Plans 2.12 Million Upgrade For Bowie Track
Baltimore business leader Larry MacPhail announced a 2.12 million dollar modernization plan for Bowie race track. He outlined ground up improvements after taking control of the 38 year old Southern Maryland venue through a syndicate formation three months ago.
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Baltimore
Larry MacPhail
Bowie
MacPhailan
Maryland
Red Sox Rally Behind Vollmer Homers in 1 2 Win
Clyde Vollmer powered the Boston Red Sox with two homers a single and a double in four at bats driving in six runs as Boston beat the Chicago White Sox 12. Steve Gromek stymied the Indians 10 in a brisk game and Allie Reynolds held the Yankees to four singles at Yankee Stadium.
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Boston
Clyde Vollmer
Walter Dropo
Willard Nixon
Vollmer
Joe Dobson
Conrado Marrero
Washington Senators
Detroit
Jackie Jensen
Archie Wilson
Yankees
Associated Press
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Steve Gromek
Indians
New York
Allie Reynolds
Yankee Stadium
Brecheen Records World Series Win as Lefty Hero
Harry Brecheen of the St. Louis Cardinals became the only left-handed pitcher to win three games in a single World Series, accomplishing the feat in 1946.
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Harry (the Cat) Brecheen
St. Louis Cardinals
Vejar-Davey Winner Gets Shot At Title
CHICAGO boxing fans await the winner of the 10 round Vejar-Davey bout. The victor earns a chance at Kid Gavilan's welterweight crown. Promoters expect 10,000 spectators and a $40,000 gate plus radio and TV rights. Vejar, NYU freshman, records 42 fights with one loss. Davey, MSU graduate, 30 wins and one draw.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
Young
Chico Vejar
Chuck Davey
Kid Gavielan
Vejar-Davey
Vejar
New York University
Davey
Michigan State College
Michigan State
Spartans
Ike Williams
Dave
Giant White Sox Trade Is Balked
ST. LOUIS Red tape prevented a player trade Tuesday between the New York Giants and Chicago White Sox. Manager Leo Durocher believed he had swapped Sal Yvars, Giants catcher, for outfielder George Wilson and cash. He later said the deal was off after noting he had NL waivers but not AL waivers. Two AL clubs claimed Yvars, so the waiver process must restart.
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New York
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Casey
St. Louis Browns
ST. Louis
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Leo Durocher
Sal Yvars
Giants
White Sox
George Wilson
Cash
Durocher
Caspio Reinstated After PGA Suspension Lifted
Cleveland district amateur champion Jim Caspio has had a PGA suspension lifted. The ban related to a clubhouse dice game previously barred him from participating in a tournament sponsored by the PGA.
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Cleveland
District Professional Golfers Association
Jim Caspio
PGA
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