Dykes Revival Sparks Detroit Victory Run
Detroit uses new manager Jimmy Dykes to shake off losses by shuffling players. Don Messi starts, Charlie Maxwell to outfield, and Eddie Yost benched for Ted Lepcio as Lepcio hits a grand slam in an 8-3 win over Boston. Tigers remain last, 9 1/2 behind Cleveland.
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Ted Lepcio
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San Francisco
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Don Ferrarese
Orioles
Bob Nieman
Tribe
Jack Harshman
Ohs Team Wins County Meet With 92 Points At Cook Field
Ottawa High School led by double winners Thorpe Nolan and Ronnie Reusch piled up 92 points to top Franklin County rivals on Cook Field. Williamsburg was second with 62, Lane 27, Pomona 26, and Appanoose 20. John Thornbrugh led Williamsburg with 13 points, while Don Miskimon posted a 4:54.4 mile and Ralph Williston starred in sprints and relays.
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Franklin County
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James
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Kennard
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Milliken
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Hess
Wildcats Top Ottawa in Tennis at Forest Park
Baker's Wildcats defeated Ottawa University 6-3 in tennis. Key results: Bill Trowbridge beat Bill Zell 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 after Zell’s earlier unbeaten streak. Vince Driski of OU remained undefeated with a win over Smith. Doubles and other singles tallies listed for ECAC prep.
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Forest Park
Bill Trowbridge
Ottawa
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Vince Driski
Smith
Kenton Pattie
Lewis Roller
Neal
Som Hongladoram
Reeves
Larry George
Hart
Jack Haughn
Bowling Scores in Royal League and Local Businesses
National Guard No 2 1 high 10-30 Gilliland 189 464 Redick Grocery 3 high 10 Blackstone 214 High 30 Ball 562 Isandy Insurance 3 high 10 A Richesen 220 High 30 C Bertram 642 Goodyear 1 high 10 Taylor 178 High 30 Davis 489 Ottawa Herald 3 high 10 30 Ramsey 166 477 Don s Cabinet Shop 1 high 10 30 Roller 196 476 Self Service Shoes 60 high 10 30 R Smay 192 520 Sunrise Dairy 4 high 10 30 G Briscoe 203 546 Knights of Columbus 2 high 10 Wassmer 179 High 30 Harkins 473 National Guard No 2 High 10 30 Fritts 194 549
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B. Lambert
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Doane Relays Postponed Amid Rain Plan to Ottawa Meet
Doane College officials postponed the Doane Relays from Tuesday due to rain and moved the meet to Ottawa University. Track coach Bill Boucek entered 13 contestants who stayed over and plan to compete tonight.
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Ray Of Hope For Minor Leagues In TV Impact
NEW YORK AP The financially pressed minor leagues faced a dim ray of hope as a committee was formed by baseball Commissioner Ford Frick to devise a formula for aid from TV revenue. The plan aims to share television money with the minors, who now number 21 leagues, down from 59 a decade ago, as majors reap the gains.
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New York
Ford Frick
Major league TV and radio deals spark call for minor aid
The speaker estimates about 25 000 per telecast and around 11 million for the season from radio and TV rights. He notes the justice department bans major league clubs from televising games and says the legal route is blocked. He argues the minors deserve support and must be helped.
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Frick
Justice Department
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