Ohio Relays Underway at Ohio State University
Twenty nine collegiate track squads compete in the Ohio Relays at Ohio State University in Columbus with Minnesota and Iowa notably absent from the Big Ten. Top performers from across the country are set to take part though Western Michigan sprinter Tra Murchison may not be ready.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio State University
Minnesota
Iowa
Western Michigan
Tra Murchison
Rams Sign Coach From Whittier to Lead Rams
George Allen, Whittier College coach for six seasons, signs to coach the Los Angeles Rams of the NFL. The move follows a spring schedule heavy with OSU events and a dual track meet featuring Ohio State, Notre Dame, and Michigan.
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Los Angeles
George Allen
Whittier
Calif
Los Angeles Rams
Tribe Opener Spotlight With Rookie Maris Heroics
DETROIT UP The Indians rely on rookies including manager Kerby Farrell as they chase another win over Detroit. Maris, just up from Indianapolis, hit a grand slam in his second major league game. Usher also impresses in field and at bat as Cleveland aims for back to back wins behind Early Wynn against Paul Foytack or Frank Lary. Naragan will start at catcher with Hegan benched after a slow start. The series ends with a Sunday game.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Kerby Farrell
Indians
Roger Maris
Indianapolis
Bob Usher
Usher
Handy
San Diego
Tigers
Early Wynn
Paul Foytack
Frank Lary
Wynn
Foytack
Tribe
Lary
Farrell
Hal Naragan
Jim Hegan
Hegan
Campy’s Talk Sparks Cimoli Comeback
Gino Cimoli, buoyed by Roy Campanella’s blunt coaching, has started the season with a homer and four hits in two games after a season of bench duty. The Dodger outfielder credits a hard-edged talk in Japan and a renewed attitude for his fresh surge toward regular big league duty.
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Roy Campanella
Cimoli
J Young Gino
Gino
Campy
San Franciscan
Dodgers
Japan
Campanella
Icimoli
Branch Rickey
Yanks
Indians
Red Sox
Phils
Pirates
Brooklyn
Elyria Junior Pin Team Places In Tourney
Elyria junior bowling teams earned top finishes in a nationwide tourney held March 23 across the United States and Canada. Dick Lewicki led with a 622 series while teammates Chuck Lewicki Mike Pope Jerry Henderson Gerry Schneider and Dick Rumph contributed to Elyria’s standout scores amid 2 787 entries in the national event.
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Elyria
Dick Lewicki
TEC
Dale
National Mail-O-Graphic
Tea
United States
Canada
Browd
Ed Vee 'H Sa
Chuck Lewicki
Mike Pope
Jerry Henderson
Gerry Schneider
Dick Rumph
Baseball tryout set at Elyria Catholic High School
Manager Bob Rieth announces a junior league tryout for all interested boys on Monday at 4 p.m. at Elyria Catholic High diamonds. All boys are eligible except those already out for baseball at Elyria Catholic High.
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Bob Rieth
American Legion
Elyria Catholic High Diamonds
Elyria
High
Beecham Grabs Nod In Ten Round Thriller
Miami Beach Florida packed as Jimmy Beecham 22 wins in 18 starts edged veteran Holly Mims 98 96 on the referee scorecard while Gus Jacobson backed him 95 95 and Fred Aaronson saw a 96 96 draw. Beecham weighed 153 and Mims 144 as the slugfest began in the mid rounds and kept the audience on its feet until the final bell with Beecham earning the majority decision.
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Jimmy Beecham
Holly
Beecham
Mims
Feft
U.P
Miami Beach
Fla
INS
Holly Mims
Billy Regan
Igus Jacobson
Two Changes In IBC Standings At Dayton Meet
The Women's International Bowling Congress event in Dayton shows Aragona Village Inc of Nassau County New York rising to fifth in the first division with 2516 pins. In division two Greensburg Bowling Lanes of Greensburg Indiana moved to second with 2304 pins, 16 behind Geneva Recreation of Geneva Ohio. top score 551 by Elenor Baljsink of Dayton.
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Dayton
Aragona Village, Inc
Nassau County
N.Y
Greensburg
Ind
Geneva Recreation
Geneva
Ohio
Elenor Baljsink
Baseball standings and schedule notes from a distant era
Fragmented box score items show standings with games behind the leader, upcoming games and probable pitchers for multiple matchups across leagues. Mentions New York Boston Baltimore Washington Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Chicago and others with unclear dates and inconsistent spellings. Includes National League and league cross references with several pitcher pairings and matchups.
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New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Wyjack
Levy
Donovan
Thiladelphia
Ncinnath
Ieader
Ellepurga
Brooklyn
Priend
Jodres
Philadelphia
Haddix
Sarclay
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Lawrence
Crone
St. Louis
Kalser
McDaniel
Sanday
Pittsburgh
Stoney's Mixed League Bowl Night at Rainbow Lanes
Stoney's Mixed League bowls at Rainbow Lanes tonight with pairings Robinson and Berehak versus Tremmes and Nesipak Bearlés and Pachinger versus Brumby and Pitts Klinect and Beil versus Clifford and Slake Behnie and Mohney versus Rice and Gereke Wis ser and Detar versus Padley and Cherry Baumberdt and Surdock versus Swain and Grandsteff Pairs align for a busy lane evening with eight matchups listed.
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Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Robinson
Berehakte
Tremmes
Nesipak
Bearlés
Pachinger
Brumby
Pitts
Klinect
Beil
Clifford
Slake
Behnie
Mohney
Rice
Gereke
Wisser
Detar
Padley
Cherry
Baumberdt
Surdock
Swain
Grandsteff
Scribblings From Samovar fish stories in New York sports note
A fragmentary 1950s era sports item recounts anglers and coaches including George Coelho and Doug Ford linked to northern Ontario fishing lore and baseball figures, noting displays of salvelinus frigidibus, league results, and local club plans amid scattered references to universities and mining towns.
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New York
INS
Northern Ontario
George Coelho
U.c
Little der Glass
Un-League Baseball Board of Directors
Tooks
Lawrence Welk
Masters
Doug Ford
Aniy
Putnam
Mahopac
Hunts
John Kras
Ontario
Alcinnati
Ohio
Wilnew
Kiam O'Neill
Mielke Plumbing & Heating
Charles Taft
CA. Harrell
Kentucky
Baseball
Happy Chandler
Three Golf Pros Cut Off For Ball Use In Tourney
Cincinnati sources report MacGregor Golf Co officials dismissed three top pros Doug Ford Don Finsterwald and Jimmy Demaret for using a competitor's ball in a recent tournament. The specific ball and tournament were not identified.
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Cincinnati
MacGregor Golf Co
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
Jimmy Demaret
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Henry) Young
Steve Krupar
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Jean’s Cafel
Kenny Long
Tive
Bratneroet Rinebug
Sarling
William Abel
John Hras
Num Nurs
Hank Jost
Arvay
Stroh
Balis
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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