Ohio All Stars Clash Draws Near sellout despite absences
About 2,000 watched the Ohio High School union beat the Cincinnati All-Stars at Xavier Fieldhouse in an off season game. Cliff Hafer and Paul Johnson were not in uniform due to ineligibility with their Middies track meet set for today in Hamilton. Coaches Peck Hickman, John Dromo, Ned Walk, and Adolph Rupp were among the spectators tracking 6 11 Jerry Weber of Mariemont heading to Kentucky.
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Cliff Hafer
Paul Johnson
Hamilton
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Cincinnati All-Stars
Xavier
Peck Hickman
Louisville
John Dromo
Ned Walk
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Jerry Weber
Mariemont
Middletown Tennis Duo Near Title as Arnold Shines
Coach Harold Mason notes Pat Arnold and Mac Maffett nearly captured the doubles title, with Arnold a strong underclassman pairing for Middletown. The article also previews improvements in Middletown baseball diamonds and describes local sports chatter on trapshooter Ed Crozier and coach Frank Shannon.
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Harold Mason
Pat Arnold
Barry MacKay
Oakwood
Arnold
MacKay
Mason
Mac Maffett
Middletown
Roy Davidson
Don Hackney
Barnitz Field
Goldman Park
Ed Cozier
Ohio
Springfield
Crozier
Wildcats
Reaper City
Frank Shannon
Shannon
Warren Scholler
Hamilton
Dodgers Rally for 16-2 Inning Win Over Phillies at Connie Mack
Dodgers explode for twelve runs in the eighth inning at Philadelphia as Conni Mack Stadium sees a wild 16-2 defeat. Pee Wee Reese and Carl Furillo collect triples with bases loaded while a string of Phillies pitchers combine for a major league record no home runs in the inning. Smokey Burgess and manager Steve ONeill are ejected as Augie Donatelli works the plate amid a tumultuous frame. Milwaukee leads the NL with Chicago and Cleveland close behind while Washington climbs above .500.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Dodgers
Paris
Coney Island
Dodgers
Connie Mack Stadium
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Gerry Staley
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Johnny Sain
New York Yankee
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Augie Donatelli
Phillies
Augie
Russ Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Jim Hughes
Meyer
Billy Lees
Steve O'Neill
Smokey Burgess
Donatelli
Phil
Pee Wee Reese
Carl Furillo
National League standings and Monday schedule notes
The 2004NL shows Milwaukee 18-11 and St Louis 18-12 leading, with Brooklyn 19-14 and New York 18-16 close. Monday’s schedule includes Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Milwaukee, and St Louis at Chicago among others. Sunday results feature Brooklyn, St Louis, Milwaukee, and New York wins.
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Lees
Drews
Judson
Perkowski
Church
Surkent
Liddle
Presko
Rush
Corwin
Koslo
Friend
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
McDermott
Blackwell
Fanovich
Scheib
Shea
Moreno
Pierce
Trucks
Larsen
Redlegs Face Braves Twice in Milwaukee Doubleheader
The Cincinnati Redlegs meet the league-leading Milwaukee Braves in a two night set. Pitching matchups include Harry Perkowski and Howie Judson versus Max Surkont and Don Liddle. Joe Nuxhall debuted Sunday in St Louis, taking the loss as Gerry Staley notches his sixth win.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati Redlegs
Milwaukee Braves
Harry Perkowski
Howie Judson
Bubba Church
Max Sarkent
Don Liddle
St. Louis
Joe Nuxhall
Redlegs
Gerry Staley
Gus Bell
Willard Marshall
Rip Repuski
del Rice
Redbird
Rice
Solly Hemus
Brooks Sets Modern Run Record in 12-Run Inning
In Philadelphia, the Brooklyn Dodgers exploded for 12 runs in the eighth inning against the Phillies, breaking the modern team mark of 10 in an inning. The rally also tied the Phillies' five pitchers total used in the frame. The Dodgers also extended the chase against the all-time 18-run Cubs record from 1883.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
New York Giants
St. Louis
Chicago
Phillies
Cincinnati
Cubs
Durocher Says Giants Are Rounding Into Shape
Pittsburgh notes Leo Durocher speaks with reporters after an 11-3 win over the Pirates saying the Giants are rounding into shape and should take care of themselves. He praises the club's good spirit as they chase Milwaukee and sit two games back.
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Pittsburgh
Leo Durocher
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Milwaukee
Leo
Staley Shuts Out Reds 2-0 for Sixth Straight Win
Pitcher Gerry Staley of the St. Louis Cardinals blanked Cincinnati on five hits to run his winning streak to six. Ray Boone of the Cleveland Indians hit a grand slam powering a 9-8 victory in game two of the Cleveland sweep over St. Louis.
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Milwaukee
Johnny Antonelli
Braves
Warren Hacker
Vern Bickford
Johnny Klippstein
Bob Buhl
Stan Musial
Rip Repulski
Staley
Cardinals
Giants
Pittsburgh
Bobby Thomson
Alvin Dark
Johnny Lindell
Sam
Yankee Stadium
Phil Rizzuto
Hal
Skinny) Brown
Red Sox
Gene Stephens
al Rosen
Ray Boone
Cleveland
Samele
Jim Rivera
White Sox
Tigers
Bob Keegan
Ted Gray
Associated Press
Gerry Staley
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Hogan A True Champion Wins Big Tournaments
Ben Hogan dominated the Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club, posting a three-under 67 to finish 72 holes at 282 and win by five strokes. He earned 5,000 and moved to 11,400 in three events this year, leading the money list. Doug Ford and Cary Middlecoff tied for second at 287, each collecting 2,500, with Mangrum Kroll and Barber tied for third at 289.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Fort Worth
Tex
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Doug Ford
Harrison
N. Y
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Lloyd Mangrum
Niles, Ill
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
Jerry Barber
la Canada
Calif
Young golfers join Boros beat national golf day field
Thousands played to outscore Ben Boros as 9,972 entrants joined the event with Julius Boros posting 70 at Oakmont. Bernie Bender, six, carded 113 with 45 handicap for 68 while 103,768 golfers attempted to top Boros in this Life Magazine and PGA sponsored challenge across the nation. General Omar Bradley and Gov. Arthur Langlie both scored well enough to beat him. One armed players Samy Lane and John Cipriani also posted rounds under Boros.
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Boros
Life Magazine
Professional Golfers Association
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Master Bender
Ros
Omar Bradley
Arthur Langlie
Washington
Samy Lane
Detroit
John Cipriani
Buffalo
N. Y
Awesome McHale and Campbell Tee Off In English Meet
Two American golfers Jim McHale and Bill Campbell started play in the 58th British Amateur Championship at a 7078 yard course in Holk?ake England. McHale faced Peter K Heginbotham of Miramar New Zealand while Campbell met James Malcolm Peel of England as a holiday crowd watched. Half the entries began today with defending champion Harvie Ward and former winner Frank Stranahan awaiting their opening rounds Tuesday.
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Holyake
England
Jim
Big Smoke) McHale
Bill Campbell
Bing Crosby
Liverpool
McHale
Philadelphia
Peter K. Heginbotham
Miramar
New Zealand
Campbell
Turf Cafe Shuffleboard Team Faces South End Restaurant Squad
The Turf Cafe team meets the South End Restaurant squad of Franklin tonight at the local venue with a 7 30 start. Harvey Haddix, Cardinals rookie hurler, was nicknamed The Kitten for his resemblance to Harry Brecheen, former Card pitching star.
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Turf Cafe
South End
Franklin
Harvey Haddix
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry
the Cat) Brecheen
New Speed Record Seen For Classic Indianapolis 500
The 33 starters in the 1953 Indianapolis 500 qualifications averaged 136.435 mph, higher than last year. Bill Vukovich led with a 138.392 mph top speed, while Bill Holland posted 137.868 mph in the 500 B series Crawford Special. See notable contenders and expectations for race day.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Troy Ruttman
Bill Vukovich
Fresno
Calif
Speedway
Vukovich
Bill Holland
Kurtis Kraft
Crawford
Game Hearing Set Tuesday Night
Butler County's annual game hearing will be held at the Sportsmen's Club in West Middletown tomorrow night at eight. County Game Warden Vern Bare announced the open meeting for residents to speak on game laws. A technician from the Ohio Division of Wildlife will answer questions and all recommendations will be forwarded to the Wildlife Division chief to help set the year's laws.
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Butler County
Sportsmen's Club
West Middletown
Vern Bare
Bare
Ohio Divison of Wildlife
Wildlife Division
Rain Cancels Winchester Auto Races
Auto races at Winchester Speed Way in Indiana were called off due to rain. The program is rescheduled for Sunday. Detroit Tigers rookie shortstop Harvey Kuenn attended the University of Wisconsin during the off season.
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Winchester
Ind
Winchester Speedway
Indiana
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit Tigers
University of Wisconsin
Millers Abandon Cellar Top K C In Doubleheader
The Minneapolis Millers climbed from the league cellar with a double win over Kansas City 6-2 and 4-3. Indianapolis split with Charleston 3-1 then 10-4, gaining one game on the leaders. Columbus and Toledo split, Louisville beat St Paul in a nightcap, and Toledo Sox compiled 16 hits yet lost the opener to Columbus.
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Minneapolis Millers
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Charleston
Indians
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
St.Paul
St. Paul
Sox
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West Middletown Ranges
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Hafer, Johnson
Valleydale A.C
Arnold and
Maffett
Armrel Paying Company
Franklin, Ohio
Lebanon
Sain
Minneapolis
Nuxhall
Brooks
Durocher
Briggs Stratton Motor
Allsports
Central Ave
Bernie Bender
Evansville
Julius Borce
Bub
Awesome McHale
Ed Sullivan
Mercury
Fyre Meru
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NBC
SUN Oil Company
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