Lemon to duel Red Sox as Cleveland hosts Boston
Cleveland pitcher Bob Lemon and Boston ace Mel Parnell clash in a key AL game as the Indians resume the series in Cleveland. Lemon seeks his third win in four starts after a 3-2 loss in Detroit while Parnell, 3-0 with two shutouts, aims to continue Boston’s strong form.
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Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Boston
Mel Parnell
Tribe
Red Sox
Lemon
Detroit
Tigers
Dick Wakefield
St. Louis
Parnell
Tribemen
Bosox
Orestes Minoso
Larry Doby
Lou Boudreau
Joe McCarthy
Dom DiMaggio
San Francisco
McKinley and Lehman Tracksters Enter Salem Night Relays
McKinley Bulldogs and Lehman Polar Bears compete in the 15th Salem Night Relays at Reilly Stadium Salem. McKinley defend trials runners Don Winn Louis Mariano and others in sprint field while Lehman fields Bob Looby Larry Looby and Jim Capser in jumps sprints and relays. Last year McKinley finished with 42 points. Akron East was second with 31.
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McKinley Bulldogs
Lehman
Polar Bears
Bob Looby
Larry Looby
Jim Capser
Chuck Carpenter
Reilly Stadium
Salem
McKinley
Akron East
Standings and schedule tense in early baseball rounds
Standings show Washington leading standings with 8, St Louis 5 and Detroit 13 while Chicago trails at 6 and New York at 2. Only games scheduled: Boston at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at Washington, Washington at St Louis. Sunday action includes Washington at Cleveland and doubleheaders Boston at St Louis, New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Innigs
Chicago
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Stuis
Bucks Fall 5-4 in 11 Innings to Michigan State
In East Lansing Ohio State lost 5-4 in 11 innings after tying the game 2-2 with two ninth inning runs. Michigan State answered with three in the 11th to seal the win as Pete Perini pitched nine and a third for Ohio State before Al Hasselo took the loss.
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East Lansing
Mich
Ohio State
Michigan State
Buckeyes
Spartans
Pete Perini
al Hasselo
Handicaps Feature Thistle Race Card
Cleveland racing opens with two handicaps the Thistle Down Spring Inaugural and the Cleveland News handicap. Seven runners headlined by Lawless Miss in the six furlongs for 2500 dollars and eight vie in the mile and 70 yards Ynangurak with Tipook among the favorites.
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Cleveland
INS
Cleveland News
Lawless Miss
Tipook
Akron racers compete in nine midget events at Rubber Bowl
More than 0 drivers led by Joe Pinter of Cuyahoga Falls and Al Weber of Akron race for money and honors in nine midget auto events at the Rubber Bowl tonight. Pinter and Weber, who finished first and second in last week's top events, are favored to duel in the 20 lap Class A feature.
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Akron
INS
Joe Pinter
Cuyahoga Falls
al “Weber
Pinter
Weber
Southern Association Scores Snapshot
Chattanooga defeated New Orleans 6 to 5 while Birmingham beat Little Rock 4 to 2 Nashville won 9 to Mobile 4 and Atlanta edged Memphis 8 to 2 in a compact league card reflecting recent results and standings for the Southern Association.
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Southern Association
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Mobile
Atlanta
Memphis
All-Events Queen Has Fine Start in Columbus Bowling
Virgie Hopfer of Burlington Iowa opened the Women’s International Bowling Congress All-Events in Columbus with a 601 in team play and races to chase Phyllis Bates’s 1766 lead. Hopfer’s 634-569-647 last year helped her 1850 title total, and she bowls minor events today as convention sessions begin Monday.
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Columbus
Virgie Hopfer
Burlington
Iowa
Phyllis Bates
Taylorville
Virgie
Helen Brooks
Dot Meyer
Los Angeles
Lasnik
Cleveland
Toni Tanko
Sophie McCann
Rose Vokaty
Ann Moore
Grace Hatch
Day
Kay Paddon
Seven Run in Inaugural Feature at Beulah Park
Grove City hosts a six furlong inaugural Purse at Beulah Park with seven horses listed for post. Eva T. owned by Al Wellman is the top favorite as gates open and mutual machines are expected to process about $200,000 from roughly 9,000 spectators and bettors.
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Columbus
INS
Grove City
Beulah Park
Eva T
al Wellman
Detroit
Mutual
Baseball scores from today games
Kenyon defeated Mt. Union 26 to 4. Youngstown State beat Kent State Canton 8 to 3. Western Michigan tied Ohio University 3 to 3. Cincinnati won over Louisville 6 to 0. Michigan State edged Ohio State 5 to 4 in 11 innings.
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Kenyon
Mt. Union
Youngstown
Kent State
Canton
Western Michigan
Ohio University
Cincinnati
University of Louisville
Michigan State
Ohio State
Friday Scores Tally Across Major Cities
Friday results show Boston 6 Cincinnati 3 New York 3 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 4 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati at Boston and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Sunday's schedule Cincinnati at Philadelphia two St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at New York two games
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Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Bittebareh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Mills Won't Meet Moore for Crown
Freddie Mills declined a title bout in Toledo with Archie Moore after reports of a $50,000 offer. Mills aims first for the British heavyweight title clash with Bruce Woodcock at White City on June 2.
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London
Freddie Mills
Toledo
Ohio
Archie Moore
Mills
Moore
Ohio City
Ted Broadribb
Broadribb
Bruce Woodcock
White City
First Round Duel in Ohio-Indiana League
The season opener near pitcher's duel ended 1-0 as Marion's Ford Break threw a two hit shutout at Springfield, snapping the Giants six game win streak. Fred Collins, Bob Brigham and Joe Coscia produced the lone run in the third inning. Bob Bickford allowed four hits in the loss.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Marion
Ford
Springfield Giants
Red Sox
Fred Collins
Bob Brigham
Joe Coscia
Bob Bickford
Youngstown
Kent
Chuck Schumacher
Schumacher
Bob Potter
Harry van Benthuysen
Muncer's Service routing Bricklayers Union in practice game
Muncer's Service defeated the Bricklayers Union 13 to 3 on Friday in a practice softball game. The team broke a scoreless tie with seven runs in the fifth inning to pull away.
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Muncer
Bricklayers Union
Muncer’s
Texas League scores roundup
Dallas 56, Beaumont 6. San Antonio 11, Tulsa 0. Oklahoma City 2, Houston 1. Fort Worth 9, Shreveport 3. Strong line of results from recent games shows Dallas dominating Beaumont while San Antonio and Fort Worth posted wide margins.
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Dallas
Beaumont
San Antonio
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Houston
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Kentucky Derby Field Grows to Fourteen as Olympia Leads
Louisville awaits a 14-horse Derby field with Olympia, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, as favorite after a Wood Memorial win. Palestinian, Capot, and Old Rockport loom as serious threats in a muddy-track scenario, with weather forecasts offering cloudiness and cooler skies for race day.
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Louisville
Olympia
Jamaica
Hooper
Isidor Bieber
Sandlot Notes in City League Baseball and Fumbleball Open
Fairmount Merchants of the City Class A Baseball League will play at Sunset Park Sunday at 2 15 p m. The Canton Jewish Center Sunday Morning Fumbleball League opens play tomorrow at 10 on Stadium Field. Entered in the league are Liberal Loan Scholnik Insurance Jaffee's and State Window.
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Fairmount Merchants
Sunset Park
Canton Jewish Center
Stadium Field
Liberal Loan
Scholnik Insurance
Jaffee’s
State Window
Bobcats Sweep Marshall in 103% to 23 54 Track Meet
Ohio University track team swept seven events to defeat Marshall College 103% to 2354 in Huntington. Bobcats won 12 of 15 events led by Johnson with 14% points and Wright with 12. Thabit had 8% and Sonneborn six for Marshall College.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio University
Marshall College
Bobcats
Johnson
Wright
Ohio
Thabit
Sonneborn
Derby Facts and Figures from Kentucky Derby Field
OQUILVILLE Ky AP lists all 14 Derby entrants for Churchill Downs with post positions and odds. Favorites include Olympia at 6-5 ridden by Eddie Arcaro, owner Fred Hooper, trainer Ivan Parke, and Hall of Fame broadcast plans with CBS. The purse is 100000 added money, 91160 net if all start. weather partly cloudy and cooler. post time 6 30 p m Canton time. crowd expected over 100000.
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Hirsch Jacobs
Jamaica
the Wood
Olympia
Monte Parke
Ivan
Johns Joy
Albert Roth
Louisville
Senecas Cain
Matt J. Winn
Palestinian
Oquilville
Aston Villa Farms
L. Jenkins
Calumet Farm
Ben Jones
Joe A. Goodwin
John Goode
Fred Hooper
Ivan Parke
Clifford Mooers
Phil Reilly
Ada L. Rice
Tom Smith
J.a.kinard Jr
Monte Park
al Roth
Greentree
John Gaver
Woodvale Farm
W. Stephens
Lexbrook
Dave Hurn
Jacks Town
W. L. Taylor
Ponder S. Brooks
Colonel No Boy
Olympia E. Arcaro
Old Rockport
G. Glisson
Cadet O. Scurlock
Johns Joy J. Adams
J. Duff
x-Capet
T. Atkinson
Halt C. McCreary
Lextown
J. Richards
x-Wine
D. Dodson
Palestinian Woodhouse
F. W. Hooper
Eddie Arcaro
CBS
Canton
Wave-Tv
Lehman blanks Barberton 16 0 for 2nd straight golf win
Lehman Polar Bears shut out Barberton 16 0 at Highland to claim their second consecutive victory. Dick Katz led with 45 41 86 medal scores while Barberton's S Kulscar was the low Barberton scorer with 50 45 95.
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Lehman Blanks Barberton
Lehman
Polar Bears
Barberton
Highland
Dick Katz
Polar
Bears
S. Kulscar
Intracity
Timken
Lincoln
Lehman Faulhaber
Katz
Huff
Arnold
Barberton S. Kulscar
Maag
Farr
T. Kulsecar
Durocher Case Fading as Boysen Drops Suit
New York AP report says Fred Boysen will withdraw a civil suit accusing Giants manager Leo Durocher of pushing him after a April 28 game. Attorney Benjamin H. Chasin cites uncooperative witnesses and changing stories as reasons. Durocher comments the case is dead and plans no counter suit.
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NEW York
Benjamin H. Chasin
Fred Boysen
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Boysen
Brooklyn
Durocher
Chasin
Upper Manhattan
Lippy
Giants
Leo
Middlecoff Holds Six-Stroke Lead At Greenbrier Open
Cary Middlecoff, the Memphis dentist, moved to a six-stroke lead at the Greenbrier Open after a six-under 64 in the second round to reach 130 total. George Fazio stood second at 136, with Bobby Locks and Pete Cooper tied for third at 137. Bracketed at 138 were Furgo l, Ransom, Alexander, and Kirkwood. The weather held as Middlecoff birdied twice on the front and birdied five on the back with one bogey. The course will host two more rounds today and tomorrow with the pro-am championship joining the Open.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Middlecoff
George Fazio
Conshohocken
Bobby Locks
South Africa
Pete Cooper
Ponte Verde
Fla
Ed Furgol
Royal Oak
Mich
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Ill
Skip Alexander
Lexington
N. C
Joe Kirkwood Jr
Hollywood
Calif
Castellani De Micco Bout Results From New York Card
Rocky Castellani from Luzerne Pennsylvania defeated Tony De Micco of Brooklyn by points in New York. Gerald La Broil of Gary Indiana stopped Jimmy Robinson in Indianapolis. Tommy Gomez of Tampa stopped Alfredo Marchioni of Argentina in Tampa Florida.
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New York
Rocky Castellani
Luzerne
Tony de Micco
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Gerald la Broil
Gary
Ind
Jimmy Robinson
Louisville
Tampa
Fla
Tommy Gomez
Alfredo Marchioni
Argentina
All Hollywood Racing Shifted To Santa Anita
ENGLEWOOD Calif AP The Hollywood Turf Club moved its summer meeting to Santa Anita Park after a devastating fire. Officials expect a May 24 start with possible May 17 if ready. The $550,000 stakes program including the $100,000 Gold Cup and about $2,000,000 in prize money remain intact.
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Hollywood Park
Inglewood
Calif
All Hollywood Racing
Santa Anita
Englewood
Hollywood Turf Club
Santa Anita Park
Hollywood
Jack MacKenzie
Saints Regain Old Form After Defeat
Saint Paul crushed Minneapolis Mills 17 1 with powerful pitching and 17 hits. Harry Taylor allowed one run on nine hits delivering a strong effort as eight Miller errors aided the Saints. In the other game Kansas City beat Milwaukee 9 8 on a ninth inning rally.
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American Association
Saints
Minneapolis Millers
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Harry Taylor
Miller
Central League Scores From Muskegon Flint Dayton Grand Rapids Saginaw Charleston
Muskegon beat Flint 8 to 3 while Dayton edged Grand Rapids 8 to 7. Saginaw led 9 to 2 against Charleston in a lopsided contest with final scoring unclear.
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Muskegon
Flint
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
Charleston
Track meet results show Ohio state 103 percent
Ohio 0 103 percent in track results, Marshall 23 percent, Ohio Northern 3 while Heidelberg 2 posted.
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Ohio
Marshall
Ohio Northern
Heidelberg
No-Hitter by Wood Gives Youngstown Doubleheader Split
Jim Wood fired a no hit performance for Youngstown College right-hander as Kent State Canton fell 1 0 in seven innings. Youngstown won the opener 1 0 behind Wood's 10 strikeouts and 2 walks while Kent State managed only four hits in the 5 3 nightcap loss.
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Youngstown College
Cook Field
Kent State University
Canton
Baas Boe Ad
Cantonians
Wood
Andy Tomic
Youngstown
Kent State
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Baseball box score fragment with multiple games and lines
Details of hits runs and pitching from several games. Mentions New York Chicago St Louis Washington and Cincinnati Boston and Pittsburgh Philadelphia with RBI totals 2B 3B HR and pitcher records. Includes line scores left baserunners and game times from a damaged OCR page.
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Mapes
Marshall
Baker
Silvera
New York One
Chicago
K—Phillips
Scala
Goldsberry
Appling
Michaels
Wheeler
RBI
Wight
Shea
Coleman
Philley
Berra
Rizzuto
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Ho—-Shea
Stevens
Summers
Honochick
Grieve
Coan
Dillinger
Lewis
Lehner
Robertson
Priddy
Reich
O Graham
Kozar
Spence
Vollmer
Sievers
Robinson
Moss
Christman
Sullivan
Candin
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Dente
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Evans
Malley
Calvert
d-Kokos
Yost
Malloy
Washington
Louis
Simmons
Graham
Ho—Calvert
Candini
Ostrowski
Sauer
Lohrke
Marion
Lockman
Musial
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Kurowski
Mize
Slaughter
Kazak
Fikerr
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Cooper
Rice
Hearn
Kennedy
E Pollet
Loekman
Thomson
Kerr
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Pollet
So—Hearn
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Hearn Oredon
Barlick
Barr
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Russell
Kress
Conatser
a-Adams
Holmes
Mueller
Mass
Raffenberger
Spahn
M. Howell
Cincinnati
Boston
R—Mauer
Sisti
Dark
Torgeson
Elliott
Stalleup
Pahn
Bloodworth
Raffensberger
Beckman
Walker
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Hopp
Kiner
Ashburn
Waitkus
Nicholson
Miller
Westlake
Fitzgerald
Riddle
Meyer
Werle
Ho—Riddle
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Dodgers
H. Walker
Reese
East Lowrey
Met'mick
Cavarrella
Snider
Pafko
A. Walker
Camp'la
Verban
Cox
Schen
Fy Hodges
Smakey
Purillo
Rf Schmitz
Barney
Palica
H- Edwards Minner
Mikis
Minner
Brooklyn
Schenz
Sehmitz
Ho—Barney
Schmitz
U—Robb
Caseoli
Pinelli
Marlboro Dukes Dethrone Canal Fulton In 14-8 Win
Marlboro Dukes defeated Canal Fulton Indians 14 to 8 at Marlboro. It was Marlboro’s first win while Canal Fulton remains winless. Pitchers Richards and Wilcoxin allowed seven hits, eight strikeouts, and two hit batters. Schilling fanned nine, walked nine, and committed three errors with his team.
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Canal Fulton
Indians
Marlboro
Dukes
Richards
Wilcoxin
Schilling
D. Filis
Werner
Timken Recreation Courts Open for Tennis and Baseball Practice
Timken Recreation Field prepares for a busy Sunday with four new black topped tennis courts ready for play. Timken varsity baseballers schedule a 2:30 p m practice against Sherrodsville on the 50 acre tract nearing completion expected to attract many sightseers.
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Timken Recreation Field
Timken
Sherrodsville
Fumbleball Leagues Added By City Recreation Dept
Two more fumbleball leagues were formed Friday by the city recreation department, bringing total to six for the season. Industrial No. 1 includes Ohio Power East Ohio City Superior Switchboard Sanitary Milk Firefighters Local No. 94 Monarch Rubber National Fireproofing. Industrial No. 2 features Bonnet Co Harrison Paint Automatic Steel Products Co East Ohio Country Buxbaum Co Dibold Inc and Superior Dairy. No. 1 plays Tuesdays and Fridays while No. 2 runs Mondays and Thursdays. A best four of seven championship series will end the season.
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City Recreation Department
Industrial No
Ohio Power
East Ohio City
Superior Switchboard
Sanitary Milk
Firefighters
Monarch Rubber
National Fireproofing
Bonnet Co
Harrison Paint
Automatic Steel Products Co
East Ohio Country
Buxbaum Co
Diebold, Inc
Superior Dairy
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