Lesnevich Fined Over Weight for May 23 bout
Cincinnati AP Gus Lesnevich former world light heavyweight champ and his manager Joe Vella must pay a 200 fine for failing to post a 2500 weight forfeit by May 1 for a 15 round championship bout with Cleveland’s Joey Maxim set for May 23 in Cliffside New Jersey. Maxim posted the forfeit by the deadline. Both fighters were to report 14 days before the fight. Maxim arrived but Lesnevich and Vella had not yet appeared.
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Franklin Entry In Miami Relays
Seven Franklin High track and fieldmen will compete in the Miami Relays at Oxford Saturday. Coach Neal Farnlacher named Bob Bottles Bob Dearth Clarence Lonicker Paul Buckley Gene Murray Jerry Ines and Earl Lansdale to run events including sprints hurdles distance and field disciplines. Bottles targets multiple events including the 10 yard dash and 220 while Lonicker runs the 440 Buckley competes in the low and high hurdles Murray and Imes enter the half mile field with Lansdale in pole vault and discus.
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Joe Lewis Tosses No Hit Gamelop Saints Roll
Reserve strength lifts St Paul to 3 1 victory as Joe Lewis in MLB style no hits. Harry Taylor preserves win with last inning relief after George Brown allowed three hits through eight. Indianapolis beats Toledo 13 10 as Tribe bats explode in a six run first inning. Columbus outlasts Louisville 5 2 in 11 innings with Fusselman two RBI hit. Milwaukee’s game vs Minneapolis postponed by cold weather.
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Industrial Hurlers In Top Form
The Industrial Softball League features pitchers dominating last night’s results. Ralph Lewis no-hit Middletown for Shartles, Bill Ellis allowed one hit for Shartles, and Max Sangster spun a two-hitter as Gardner Carton and Board Company blanked Aeronca. Armco rolled 7-2 behind Denham’s three-hit outing.
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Tennis results quick update from two games
Wittenberg defeated Otterbein 6 to 1 while Denison beat Ohio Wesleyan 5 to 2 in college tennis action.
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Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Listed
The summaries list NL leaders: Kazak St Louis and Gordon New York with 21 runs and 32 hits by Lockman New York. Campanella Brooklyn 18 RBIs. Jones Philadelphia 10 doubles. Smalley Chicago 4 triples. Gordon New York and Lockman New York tied 4 stolen bases. Branca Brooklyn Hartung New York Heintzelman Philadelphia 40 win shares. Branca Dodgers 26 strikeouts. AL leaders include Joost Philadelphia 19 runs and Williams Boston 24 RBIs. Majeski Philadelphia Kell Detroit 28 hits. Zernial Chicago Chapman Philadelphia 8 doubles. Mitchell Cleveland 4 triples. Stephens Boston Graham St Louis 7 home runs. Tebbets Boston 3 stolen bases. Lopat New York 30 wins. Newhouser Detroit 33 strikeouts.
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Louis Dodges News Quiz On Boxing Plans
AP report from Chicago notes promoter Joe Louis opening a new office and shadow boxing with questions about the business. Louis says his International Boxing Club nears connections with Madison Square Garden Detroit Olympia and Chicago Stadium for a top five corporation while unsure on bout selection patterns. Wealthy sportsmen Arthur M. Wirtz and others back the IBC as plans develop.
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One-Hitter Leads Checkers in Armco Loop Play
Carl Daniels pitched a one hitter to steer the Checkers to a 6-2 win over Pipe Shop in the Armco Maintenance Shops League. Baldy Daniels also won for Roundhouse 7-5 while Machine Shop totaled 22 hits in a 13-2 victory over Weld Shop. Electric Construction edged Riggers 11-8 with Gene Slaughter driving in a run with a bases loaded homer.
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Buds Clinch League Title At Bowl Mor
Buds Market clinched the Commercial League pennant at Bowl Mor last night by sweeping Clayton Lambert in a triple and Lewis Motor Mart in a double as the league rolled a double schedule. Buds led by 11 games with six remaining. Doebler Brothers won five of six, blanking Borden's Dairy and losing one to Certified Parts. Lewis Motor Mart moved to third after three wins over Eversharp, while Clayton Lambert dropped three to Eversharp and the Buds trio. Ralph Baker led scoring for Clayton Lambert with 223 190 198 606. Bernie Cain and Lowell Murphy posted 569 sets for Buds. Cogan 200 210 144 554 for Lewis. Ulrich 219 170 166 555 for Doebler. Brelsford 141 194 178 518 for Clayton Lambert. Courtney 178 158 169 505 for Eversharp.
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Moose to Practice at Barnitz Field Tonight
Moose softball team will practice at 6 o'clock tonight at Barnitz Field, announced manager Bob Medley this morning.
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St Paul to Practice Ahead of Church Softball Opener
Chas Brewer manager of the St Paul nine in the Church Softball League announced a practice for his athletes tonight at Barnitz Field. Drill set to start at 6 p.m. as the team prepares for Friday’s opener.
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Bowling Green names new PE head to replace retiring chair
Samuel Cooper 35, long time BGSU swimming coach, was appointed head of the physical education department. He succeeds Harold Anderson who remains athletic director as Cooper assumes the higher post at Bowling Green State University.
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