Coaching Proving Ground for Outstanding County Mentors
Dayton News sports writer Tom Carroll notes Butler County as a proving ground for major coaching moves. Mentions Rayner Greene at Cornell, Stu Holcomb to West Point then Purdue, Sid Gillman to West Point, Mather and Schafer to Massillon, Mouch pursued by St. Ignatius, Koprowski weighing Steubenville move, Hirt at Xavier, and Middletown and Hamilton area teams’ strong records. Connie Mack era A’s and Eddie Joost clutch hitting are highlighted as context, with A’s potential to contend or fade.
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Red) Blaik
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Paul Schafer
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Hamilton
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Women Bowlers Meet Strincevich To Phils Tuesday Night
The Women’s Bowling Association plans its meeting at 7 30 p m at the YMCA with election of officers and prize money distribution on the agenda. Vera Shaffer asks all members to attend. Nick Strincevich, veteran Pirates pitcher, was sold to the Philadelphia Phillies for a sum just above 10000, reducing Pittsburgh’s roster to 25.
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Kentuckian Kipp Strong in ABC Singles Bid
Hermann Kipp of Louisville Ky rolled 702 in the American Bowling Congress Tournament hoping to lead singles. He opened with 258 then 219 and 227 but two errors in the final games kept him 19 pins behind Lincoln Prouch of Akron Ohio who set the mark last month. His 702 tied Burton Price of Detroit for sixth.
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Lehigh Coach Ebb Caraway Span With Farm Teams
Lehigh University baseball coach E. F. Caraway played for the St. Louis Cardinals farm teams in Shawnee Oklahoma Greensboro North Carolina Scottsdale Pennsylvania and Wheeling West Virginia before choosing a college coaching career in 1933.
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Joe Louis Prepares for Walcott Fight in New Jersey
Bomber Joe Louis winds up training at Bear Lake Michigan and heads to Pompton Lakes New Jersey to box four times a week until the Walcott Louis title bout. He covered over 200 miles on Michigan roads during a month long tuneup with the Brown Bombers.
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Cabs Seek Games Defend City League Title
Myers Brothers Cabs, defending City League champions, will practice tonight at 6 at Douglas Park. John Mitchell publicity director said the Cabbies are booking games with all teams. Managers should call Mitchell at 29135 after 5 p.m.
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Stokes Wins 20-Lap Feature At Greenville Speedway
Dayton AP Wally Stokes of Gates Mills won the 20 lap feature at Greenville Speedway yesterday amid a crowd watching the big car races.
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Cardinals Stay A Step Ahead In Pennant Race
Howie Pollet and left handers Harry Brecheen and Al Brazie pace the Cardinals as they hold first place, one game ahead of the Giants. Pollet earned a 6-5 10 inning win over the Pirates, Brecheen won all four starts, Brazie appeared in four games in relief with two saves. Reds topple Cubs in Chicago. Indians take the nightcap after splitting doubleheader with the White Sox. rain cancels Yankees Athtions.
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Vets Rally To Win 4th Straight Ralph Hepburn Dies At Speedway
Ralph Hepburn 51 of Van Nuys California was killed at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during practice for the Memorial Day 500. He crashed the Novi Special into a concrete retaining wall after his car swerved from infield dirt. Hepburn was a veteran rider and racer seeking a 16th attempt to win the 500 mile race. Cliff Bergere, in the same car, was unhurt in a Friday crash.
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Tribe Rookie Kennedy Delivers Strong Start for Indians
Cleveland rookie Bill Kennedy pitched seven innings of one run ball in the second game against the White Sox, fanning eight. He earned the 9 2 victory as Cleveland split the doubleheader, with Joe Gordon and Ken Keltner hitting homers to back him. The Indians have an off day before facing the Athletics tomorrow night.
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Armco Vets Rally For 9 8 10th Inning Win Over Thomas AC
Trailing 7-1 in the eighth, Armco Vets rally with four runs amid Gutjahr wildness. Harold Brown drives in winning run in 10th after Jim Sexton, Kenny Fox and Fraley spark the comeback to seal a 9-8 Buckeye League victory at Armco Field.
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Palmer Wins Philly Golf Invi tational in Rain
Johnny Palmer of Badin North Carolina rallied from two strokes back to shoot a four under par 68 and finish with 281 to win the Philadelphia Inquirer Invitational Golf Tournament in Whitemarsh Pennsylvania. Ben Hogan, Lloyd Mangrum and Eric Monti followed with 285 287 and 288 respectively. Amateur Frank Stranahan led the amateurs with 298.
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Chicago
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Bobby Locke
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Toledo
Springfield Stays Narrow Lead in Ohio Indiana League
Springfield preserved its slim lead by splitting a Sunday doubleheader with Muncie. The nightcap win 7 to 3 left Springfielders at eight wins four losses while Muncie stood at ten and six. Lima swept Zanesville 17 3 and 8 7, Newark beat Marion 8 1 after a 2 1 loss, and Richmond edged Portsmouth 3 2 on a 10th inning wild pitch.
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Yanks Releasing Frey in Unconditional Waiver Move
The New York Yankees requested waivers on utility infielder Lonnie Frey to grant his unconditional release. Frey, 35, will travel with the team to St. Louis, his hometown, for the trip.
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Cubs Fall to Reds as Pafko Paces Five-Hit Night
Yesterday's Stars: Andy Pafko of the Cubs collected five hits in five at bats, scored four runs and drove in four, including two home runs, but the Reds defeated Chicago 13 to 11. Earl Johnson of the Red Sox silenced the Senators for 5 2 3 innings as Boston rallied from a 5 1 deficit to win 14 to 5 after Kramer left early.
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Wilburn Wins 20-Lap Feature at Jones Speedway
Indianapolis driver Jimmy Wilburn topped the 20-lap feature at the Jones Speedway season opener in Newark C. AP reports he claimed the top prize yesterday.
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati edging Chicago 13 to 11 in 10 innings and St Louis defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in 10 innings. American League highlights Boston defeating Washington 14 to 5, and St Louis beating Detroit 3 to 2 amid rain. Ohio Indiana League games show Lima 17-8 and Muncie 10-3 leads. Columbus and Indianapolis posted strong tallies in American Association play.
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Basketball matchups listed for upcoming night schedule
A series of NBA fixtures shows Pittsburgh visiting Boston Cincinnati at New York St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit New York at St. Louis.
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St Paul Saints beat Minneapolis to stay atop standings
The St Paul Saints defeated Minneapolis 9-7 before 10 593 fans as the race for the American Association lead intensified with Indianapolis moving to second after a split with Louisville. Cal McLish earned an 8-0 opener win for the Tribe.
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Columbus
Earl Reid
Toledo
Red Birds
Bill Conroy
Moose Lodge Calls Under-15 Players for A Knot Hole League
Moose Lodge invites boys aged 13 to 15 to try out for the Class A Knot Hole League baseball squad. First practice is Wednesday at 5 p.m. at Goldman Park. Interested players may call Ray Paynter Sr at 23361 or report to the field.
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Red Sox option pitcher Ellis Deal to Louisville
The Boston Red Sox reached the 25 player limit by optioning pitcher Ellis Deal to Louisville of the American Association. The right handed hurler posted one win in four relief appearances this spring.
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Reds Edge Cubs In Ten Inning Slugfest
Cincinnati Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 13 to 11 in ten innings in Lockport. Donny Litwhiler hit his first Reds homer in the eighth as Chicago used seven pitchers. Bucky Walters started for Cincinnati, with Gumbert earning the win in relief.
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Trinity Handed Second Defeat in Central Ohio League
Holy Trinity lost 9 1 to Miamisburg in Viking City suffering its second league defeat. Trinity was limited to four hits and turned a triple play while suffering three twin-killings. Don Bolton singled in the ninth and scored on Joe Dineen’s hit.
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Weekend Sports News from Pimlico Jamaica and Santa Anita
Weekend sports highlights show Citation winning the Preakness at Pimlico by six lengths with Vulcan's Forge second and Bovard third. Faultless wins the Gallant Fox Handicap at Jamaica in a photo finish over Fervent, with Gallorette in third and Stymie far back. Dr Stanton sets a new world pacing record at Santa Anita with 2 30 2/5 for 1 1/4 miles. Crowd counts and handles noted for all events.
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USC Sprinter Ties World Record In 9.3 Sprint
Fresno Calif Mel Patton of USC ran 100 yards in 9.3 seconds tying the world record in the event. In Oxford Ohio Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace set a new consecutive victory mark by winning two hurdles and the 100 yard dash in a dual with Miami University Davenport. Greg Rice of Notre Dame previously held the record of 65 straight wins.
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University of Southern California
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Baldwin-Wallace
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Cubs and Reds Clash in High-Scoring Cincinnati Tilt
Cincinnati tallies 18 runs against Chicago as Sauer, Pafko and Litwhiler pace a 18-11 Reds victory. Gumbert wins for Cincinnati while Meyer takes the loss for Chicago before a 32,226 crowd.
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