Tygers 2Nd to East Tech in Relays

Mar », 1152 Ontario High Wins Second Straight County Track Meet

*** . *,*___^— * *^^—^m *,*-^~' ^_.* _ Tygers 2nd to East Tech In Relays Bellville Hi Clevelanders Stake Team Takes Claim To Ohio Title CLEVELAND — Cleveland East Tech staked a solid Second Spot claim to the role of favorite in the Ohio Class A track and Ontario's big edge in the field meet two weeks hence in Columbus. field events enabled the The power-laden East Tech Scarabs rolled up seven Warriors to successfully de- firsts to easily cop the fillb annual East Tech^Relays with fend their Richland county 67% points. Mansfield Senior high was a decisive second track and field title at Stadi- with 50V4, while Cleveland Central had 38. um field here yesterday. East Tech has not been beaten The Warriors, winning their in a major event this campaign third crown in the six-year hbtory of the meet, piled up 43 points in and seems * shoo-in for state Blufffon 9 five field events and totaled 91 championship laurels. The amaz- markers for the 14-event program. ing performances of the great Bill Eagle Bellville. winner of the other Whitman makes the Scarabs' fa- three Ricnland titles, was second vorites role even more impressive. with 7114 markers. Lucas tallied Ball Team 2T14 for third place with Union 'Whitman scored three first By HOWARD HONAKER scoring 18 and Plymouth getting places and ran on the shuttle-hur- ASHLAND — The Bluffton col- 13. Lexington, Shiloh and Butler ON WAY TO RECORD—Roger Mowry, second from right, is on his way to a new record in the 120- dle relay team which finished lege baseballers punched three did not -compete. yard high hurdle event in the sixth annual Richland county track and field meet at Stadium Afield third. He copped the high sticks in runs across the plate in the top FIVE RECORDS yesterday. Mowry won both hurdle races and helped Ontario defend its team title in- the meet. 14.7 seconds, the low hurdles in of the ninth to edge Ashland, 11-10, ,The athletes wrote five new Howry's time was 18.2, beating the record 18.9 turned in by Ontario's Nelson Price last year. (News* 19.7 and had a 21 feet, JOVi broad at Ashland yesterday afternoon. county meet records into the books Journal photo by Harry West) jump. He hasn't been beaten in Tbe loss was the third for the with Roger Mowry, Ontario, set- any of his specialties in 1952. Eagles who have racked up seven ting new standards in both hurdle BEST BALANCE victories. Bluffton has decisioned races. Although Mansfield showed the tl(e Asblanders twice while Cedar- Mowry ran the 120-yard highs In best team balance in the East viUe holds the other victory over 18.2 to clip .7 of a second off Ashland High Wins Relays the George-Donges-coached outfit. the time Ontario's Nelson Price Tech meet, the Tygers were able TWO IN FIRST posted last year. Then Mowry to break through for only one first The Eagles racked up two runs skipped the 180-yard lows in 23 Fifth Time With 97 Points as Ted Scbluter shared the pole on two hits and two walks in the seconds to beat the record 23.2 set By CHUCK ALBURY and copped eight more seconds second to Dave Sale of the A's vault win with Bill Ream of To- first frame. Ashland tallied four KECOKD SHOT TOSS—Husky Nathan Price, Ontario senior, set a by Jim Eaglestone, Bellville, in ASHLAND—Ashland high school as they easily outdistanced the in the 100-yard ledo Watte. However, the Tygers markers in the second, three in the * »ew- Richlaad* county meet record in the shot put at Stadium field. won its own Invitational relays for copped eight second places and fifth, and one in the eighth to vault 1851. field. Wooster won four firsts and Phil Hamilton, Ashland senior, failed to score in only two events yesterday as the Warriors retained their team title in the sixth Nathan Price gave Ontario stiU the fifth time here last night by Shelby took the other three. cracked the Invitational and his into a 10-7 advantage. another record when He shoved the piling up a record - breaking 97 Three of the Ashland firsts in- own varsity record in the mile run of the 16 on the program. East Then the roof caved in. Bluff- ' annual meet. Price shoved the iron ball 43 feet, UVi inches to better points in the sixth annual meet at Tech didn't score in three events. ton combined two singles, three the <>ld mark of 42 feet, 3 inches, he established in last year's meet. shot put 42 feet, 11 Vi inches ape volved Bill Springer who edged out as he turned in a fine 4:39.8 clock- broke his own mark set last year Myers field. Wooster's Sonny Carmichael for ing. Tyger sprinter Chuck Mertler walks, and two errors to score four (News-Journal staff photo.) by 8'/i inches. Defending champion Wooster individual point honors. 16^ to 16 was a tight second to Cornell Haw- runs and win, 11-10. Bellville copped the other rec took second with 66 points followed Springer won the pole vault, tied BEATS HURDLE kins of Glenville in both dashes. Clark Stair, Ashland pitcher and ords. The Blue *Jay mile relay by Shelby, 43; Mt. Vernon, 23, and with teammate Chuck Goldsmith Carmichael marked up the only Bob Milligan was second in the outfielder, was the batting star. team of Dick Hardln, Dick Bro- Mansfield Madison, eight. in the broad jump and ran the first other new Invitational standard discus throw, Lou buckle second The husky senior hit a home run, a Rain Puts Tribe kaw, Jim Sutton and Ron Shin a The well-balanced A's took first leg on the winning Ashland 880- by skimming the 180-yard low hur- in the highs and* Bobby Mathews triple, and a double in three trips. barker won in 3:53, more than 10 places in eight of the 15 events yard relay team. He also placed dies in 21.6. Carmichael edged out was only a step behind in a fine Bob Yoxtbeimer had a double a.nd seconds under the 4:05.2 Bellville Ashland's Bon Bechtel in both hur- 51.7 440. Other Tyger seconds were a single. * had last year. dle, races, ran on the second-place in the shuttle-hurdle. 880 and mile Jim Bishop and Bill Bauman led In AL Top Spot Virgil Walker, Bellville, earlier shuttle hurdle relay foursome and relays. The Tygers were less than the winners with two bingles CLEVELAND Cleveland Indians open seconds for another record. Paul Roland Stewart. Ashland, was the The- 880 relay accounted for the GIVES 10 HITS their first long 1952 home stand today against the St. Collins, Bellville, set the old rec- As Overtime Pitcher meet's other double-winner. He au- only new record as both Mansfield Bob Benroff did the chucking for ord of S6.4 in 1948. NEW YORK (UP )-r.Whenever the White Sox get into an extra thored the longest heaves in both and East Tech slipped under the Bluffton and gave the Eagles Louis Browns. the shot put and discus- old mark of 1:32.1. East Tech won 10 hits. Stair, Lew Petit, and Lew A throng of 40,000 waited an hour and 10 minutes GETS TWO FIRSTS inning ball game, it is a good bet to call on Harry Dorish for relief — CA> - AslUsnd. Sheibvi in 1:31.8. Mansfield was running Markle shared the Ashland mound before the night inaugural here was called off. It was Dale Perry picked up two first Wopsttr. ScorUn. *-t3-l-». „ , ,,, places for Ontario in the 100-yard The stocky s linger from SwoyerviUe, Pa., road-blocked Detroit Shot Put — 1. Roland Stewart (A). with a new team as Bud Mont- duties. raining before they came into the park and kept up «T«t,, i l^jnchw; J, R»v H*iit» (St. dash and high jump and tied with hitters for 8 1-3 innings in. relief yesterday to gain credit for a mara- 40 feet. ?! inches; 3. Glenn MaJei gomery, one of the fastest Ben- The Eagles had one other game steadily—but not enough'to force a quick cancellation. r~A>, Vo'fe«t."3 1-i inches: 4. O«n« teammate Wes Beck,' for first in thon, 7 to 4 triumph in 16 innings. It was the longest game of the h*rtft (EL 3» feet. 1~£ Inch; 6, Don Tvba gals, sat but the finals. He was on top this week. They traveled lo> The postponement, coupled with . 34 tttt. * 1-1 inches, replaced by 440-yard man Ted Cedarv'dle this afternoon to play the pole vault. season to date. Ducus — 1. Roland Stew»rt , 120 the 7-4 Boston Red Sox loss to The Lucas 880-yard relay team And who do you think won the feet. 10 Inches: t, Ron Bechtel Bluffion ABi H H Baseball New York, enabled Cleveland to of Bob Robinson, Bob Gaff. Mel- Three Sports next longest one? Dorish did, top- ret: 4. Gene Leonhtrdt . 114 feet. MONTGOMERY OUT Sineh»m if 5 0) E Tiee ss 4 1-1 Inches, S. H«5ld *wl«e»rt (Mt. V>. Homjon 3b 5 Oj Bishop rf AMEMCAN take the league lead by a half vln Switzer and MUlard Front! ping the Browns, 7 to 4 in 14 in- Montgomery, the only Ohioan tfarkle Ib .4 ID Tlce 31) took the Cubs' lone first. c> But Sortnrer Wllias 3b a 1! Simpson cC game. Trophies Go nings, and holding them to one hit JATVnd 'Chuck Goldsmith JAL-..» fel' rated a cbance to catch Whitman Stair r ....3 31 Benroth p . Virgil Walker, Bellville, was the in five innings of scoreless relief iO 1-4 Inches: 3, Glas:er rt ^* 11 Bauman 1C .43 Managers of both Cleveland and V), 17 teet S 1-3 .„-,.„. ., --—,-.-—; in the low sticks, is suffering from Toxtbeimer ,3 lYausoev c .J other double-winner with firsts in To Prospect pitching on April ^7. — !t, 4 1-3 Inches: S, Bud MllUton Jonea «s....,.5 f Uackion la St. Louis stuck to their pitching kg muscle and will rest carpenter « l e'Stuckv 26 .4 the 440 and 220-yard dash. ERROR SETS UP WIN * Nut P ...,.1 1 i \ choices. Early Wynn will go after Prospect school athletes re- . , Short cf ..'_! 0 D Brokaw copped the broad jump, Dorish became the winner yes* a-'^ltf^&grKttt, V>: 4. PMI (A). running the low sticks in the pre- Totals ...Si'IO 10 ToUis . .SI 11 10 his fifth victory against one de- Ontario's Paul Gordon won the ceived three championship tro- 5, Kth Pajne Ys)/Tlme~— IS.T ---,—„- As til and : 340 030 010—10 feat, and Tommy Byrne (2-1) will first annual all- terday by scattering eight hits and l»0-Yatd Dnh — l.-D*ve Sale : 3, lim but just couldn't make it. Loss Blulfton 010 01S 004—11 discus, John Gallon. Bellville, was thies at the BiHSDrtnrtr (A); 3. Bud Milling ' Two b»e hlti—Jackion. Slmpsoa. Stair, be on the hill for the Browns. iports banquet last night at the yielding but one run, a* 14th-inning 4. Grant MULiron (M), 5. BtinJt Wurtco of the speedy senior caused Tyger Toxthelmer. Three base hits—Wilsus. u*d*h)hl* 31M p m. first in the mile and Jim Sutton, homer by Steve Souchock. The coach Marry Mehock to reshuffle 3ttlf 1, Petit 3 Strike outi—-Benroih S, athletes won or White Sox put over three unearned feet. *.(««>,Ed W«.;er bis shuttle hurdle and 880 teams. Stair 3 Petit 3. "«t Detroit 3:M 0. m. DobtOU It was Byrne who beat the Tribe Lttend — IB* Bellvin*} (U-Lucaj. The Prospect M'QrlnSe (AJ. _ PJlli W*f« '*]• * ro> — ont«rlo: Plvmoutn. utj — ihared championships in southern runs in the 16th after an error by wk, 4 InCDM. S, _. on L«h IS). 4 feet, Tyger thirds went to Harold Rim- 8-3 in St Louis April 22*— Cleve- Union. Points: «-4-3-2-l,, 10 Inches. 1 Boston 4 13* Yard Hlsh Hurdles — 1.. Roscr eague football, basketball and Shortstop Johnny Lipon set up the Mile Run — I Phil Hamilton fAl: 2. blert in the 880, Harvey Yoha in inntuti) land's Ttrst 19S2 setback after sev- Mowrr (OK Jim Belts . 3. Larry rally. v.»ry MUliron (5): 3- Dale Meteall (Wi. Oliver Holds . Time —» II * second* i New lallabrin and Ronald Heilman ac- Dorish himself scored what- be- (Wj. Time — 4'398 (New Relays and Bob Cain beat Bob Feller 1-0 in a countr meet recorc! OW mark 181 by Ainland varsnv record. Old nyavs mark in the low Hurdles. 1 -Stroke Lead . _ »t°Detroit "a) *:30 Add S:M Helton Price Ontario, IWt.i cepting the awards. Monte Voelp came the winning run. He was 4-481 bv Lutha, PalnesTille. t«>) Cast Tech Relavs Summarv*. double one-hit contest, and the safe at first when Lipon hobbled SM'Turd Relay — l, Ashland 'Bill tPolntj: (-4-3-2-H !§!' Lottli it Cleveland <3> 13:M and 3, Vlnii Wallcer (fli: 3. Tom Rhine (Pi: accepted the award for a second -jriiuier. Oare Hallerman. tarrr^ SCORING a:ffi.-*t!-:I"i x ^ . .. ._, Browns grabbed first place from 4, Joe- Bettae

: 3, Metvtn Swiltcr (Li. his grounder. A single by Nellie and D*ve Sale): 3. Wooster: 3. fit Cleveland till Tech. (T 1'3: Mansfield. At Greenbrier WuhiUffion at Philadelphia <3> W:t> Time—108 seconds. place finish in the Friendly House , Mt, Vtrnon, *, Madison. Jin" . 50 1>4; Cleveland central. M; Cleveland •nd J:(IS B. m. the Tribe. Mite Run ^- 1- 1John dation (B); 1. Fox, Minnie Minoso's two run tri- __ __ _ (S): 2. john Adams, 3*: Cleveland GlenvlUe, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 8won at Now York l.OS p. m. Jim LSI inn ton IB : 3. Bud Burr (L). 4. Class C cage meet.* 440-Yard Run — 1. Ken Place K 114: Toledo Walte. II, Cleveland Col- St. Louis was in the unaccus- aiientln Matlres (O). S, Jaclc Utlss ip> ple and a single by Ed Robinson Cari" DauKhe'fu" IW)"* Ed Oritidle. (A>: llniroad. 13 113: CleieUnd West Tech. W. Va. (AP> — Ed Oliver really MATIOKAL Hallabrin received a trophy as 4. Bill Strock (Wt. 5,' (Wort* Reew (H) a III. Cleveland Cathedral Latin, t 113. Pet. O.B. tomed top rung spot for only three HO-Yard' Rfiay — 1 LUCM 'Boo Robin- tthe outstanding athlete in all produced the runs. Time — S5 seconds Cleveland West, S 114 and Cleveland has earned bis nickname of Porky Bob Goff. Mel via 3wltier, Mlllurd lM-Y»rd Low Hurdles ~ 1. Spnnj C»r- East. 1'4. days before Boston took over. Cur- . ...itri 3. Betn.il!*, 3, Ontario. 4, Union sports and Kibler was given a Elsewhere in the American mieh*el (W>: J, Ron Bechte! 'A>: 3, today by literally eating his way 5, Plymouth Time — 1-4&.3 John Soft. iMt Vi: *. PhU Pianlts iW), chtcaio-..;..;"..;;:.".;; ii t .we i' rently the Browns are in a slump, 440-Yard Run — t. VirsH Walltcr nd L« Jlurd. old Rimbleri. Mansfield: 4. Manclneint. La- bereer IO1. -1, Diivr Me Mill en tl.'. S, Ashland. 19fil.>. ... ,_ tin: S. Neal Bur son. Toledo, Time——2'02 5. a. adelemia S ii* ,333 T'1 i Cleveland has won six of its last Pat DanalK \o *. Time—51 seconds. "New Red Cochrang, athletic director ing them, 7 to 4 on the margin of 4M-Yard Shuttle Hurdle Relav — 1, The veteran pro from Lemont. 4 18 .11] It a county meet record. Old mark M.I br MO- Yard Run — I. Oarr Mllliron ; Clereiand Central (Ray Clark. John Wil- ^ atyrtir'i Schtdak eight and is riding a five-game Paul Collins. Bcllvllte, l»4».l at Akron university, praised the three unearned runs, as Cleveland 1, Jake Humrkhouser . 4, Claire Hone/ (A); 5, 17'itansflet" i <ôb"MtliUan•" Mil ^ Dav7e Kick. and it might have been worse if i and S.JO p. m. Drevs » and winning string. Mtmrv , 2, Marvin Oreirller (Oi. 3, youngsters for their many accomp- Bill Wsher . Time — I'WS Tecli. 4. «rt» )4-l> T* Branca (3-1) and Lattlm Lcfu Letter (Li. 4. Tom Rhine : 3. Zast Tec he didn't quit during a violent For tomorrow's doublehcader. Lurry Leedv . Time — 23 seconds lishments. He said athletics arc 1, DaTe Sale '<*.»: 3. Btrnlt Warren 'Wi Wezt Tech. S, West. Time —ST,» see- tw .Vflgc at Bottoa 3.00 p. m. Heara iNott countv meet record Old murlt Ml the'Browns was rained out. Lefty *, L»rrv Snoddy (WU S. Jtrrjt Ham- onds, , rain storm to feed his face. Bob Lemon and Mike Garcia arc bv Jltn EiBlestone. Bcllvuu. 1961 > an important part of a well-round- mett Wt. Time — £4 seconds Mil* ReUv — 1, 3o\m Adami ItUUufh at Chicago a.w e, m. Kline 860-Yard Run i. Jim sutton IBK i, ed school program and he compli- Bobby Shantz scored his fourth 4W- Yard Shuttie Hurdle Relav — 1. Lenox, Bill Kootii Marshall tetev. Burl When the 5-foot 9W-inch 220- Hush to hurl for Cleveland, and Mana- John Gmtlon IB': 3. Jack Baumtwrspr Anhtand Hilttrman.. JSd Grtndle. OKenst. 2. Mansfield 4 Chuck Mtrton. Cta.emjuiu tt St. Louij «'3o D m Perk- . mented the number of youngsters victory in five starts for the Ath- Phil Hater* and Ron BeehtelK 3, Wootter Rich Luckie Bobbj Mathews. Ted Scrilu- pounder went into the rough at MiH) or Miller ger Rogers Horosby probably will . 4,, Dean Mnclntlre IO> : 5. Don stcr: 3. Mt. Vernon. Time— 1-01.7- . Kett: 3 Colllnitoad. 4. West Tech; 6. Bait chamber* Baekcnnto Time — 2 j participating in "the fine Mans- letics, snapping Washington's six- Pole Vault — 1. Sill _Jpclnier fAt, in Tech Tim* — a-34 3 the eighth he was already three call on Ned Garver and Duanc Dash — i. Vtrtll W»lkrr (Bt.i>, ,. - - „ iW). 10 MO-Yard Relay — 1. East Tech (Charles FrMar'a ttntdli Paul Gordon (Oi. 3, Ron Ktlcore iB>. field program. game, streak with a 9 to 3, six- feet. * inches: 3, Curl Oat.iUfhert. j Cofleld. Wileurt Cobes. Maurice Svkes. behind par. When he returned, the S St. Louis 3 Ptllette. Cain, who has been ailing, Melvln S*uw . t. McMlt- feet, 3 'incbcs, 3. Sonnr Carmlc 1'W). Fmaburth *t Chlcaio pMtnoned. cold Itn . Time —3 5 seconds Coach Joe LaMonica passed out hit decision. 10 feet; *. Oarv Qfiner (A)< A^.. f_t feet ft_ Bill Subunt: 2. Mansfield (Jon Truax. worst of tbe storm was over and eaitui, might pitch tomorrow instead of Mile Rflav — 1. Bellville (Dick Htrd- tn the only National league Indies: 5. Art P»au« (Mt, V>. 9- leet•- •. Ted dchluter. fiohbr Mathers* Chuck (OOSj f»m« scheduled. in. DICK Brotiw. Jim Sultan. Ron ShltiA- letters to 42 athletes and B. H. Mile Relav — 1, Wooster. J.. Slwlbv. Mertlet>. 3.. Olcnvllle.---- 4. Central- , the sun soon was shining again. - 8*n*»»'» S«Jwi«1e PillcUe, barker* : 3. Ontario. 3 Uniop Time — game Cincinnati beat St. Louis, Ashlar.d. 4. Mt. Veinon, Madison. West Tecli. Time 1:11.1 ^Breaks Old «» Tttk at Bo«ton (31 1.30 3*55 iNrv counts meet record Old mirK Robinson, school principal, served Time — 3:46 3 Record of 1:31.1*. BAGS THREE BIRDIES B *t Brooklyn 3.0$ c, m. The extra day of rest won't en- 4 -as.S or Brllvllle't Die* Hardin. Cecil as toastmaster. The fete was spon- 8-3. "VYard Junior-Itleh Relaf — 1. IJO-Yard Hieh Hurdles— I. Bitl Whit- Oliver, who had a 61 in the open* at Cbioco . 34 Iciwr Redlegs Ottnvlllt: t. chuck Mertler. ManMleld: birdies for a Tl and a 36-hole to- Boston ... 001 010 O'O—4 » 3 Doby and First Baseman Luke lett B 1-2 Inches S. Die* Hai-din 'B>, i K«er Arfrtcltpcreer. Harry Andennn. by Wilmer "Vinegar Bend" Mizell 3. Flovd Lennox. John Adams: -1. Bob Sew f•3rt*'." . 003 W>3 IPX—T 9 3 33 (CM. n 1-3 Inch*'. and Btrra. WP—Saint IP— with sore muscles. Natha"" " n ~Prltr . 1951 > \ Forrest William GreuOLnv. Jerry HAHA- in the seventh inning to boat the Get 7 in 7th 210- Yard Dash — 1. Cornell Hai'tcins. w:*nt HR—New YotK. Sain ' j Dl^cu^ ,— 1+ PfttiPaull oordon fO1* 114 Jert jt>rln. RnnniRonalda HpllmanHe 1! man.. 1FTiti rlolcke:, aienTllle", 2. Chuck Mertler. Man=:!"!d„„.,„. of 'Timmv Clark of Laguna Beach, 000 019 300—3 4 3 fi East- s inches: : Wcnflell pruser iO> llfl Ice! (Donald Henry Melvln Hurl•levi . T«rv tta- Cardinals. Joe Adcock's three-run 3. Burl Owne^, John Adams: 4 " Curti Ml 040 3K—9 14 0 Trainer Wally Bock _ ._ Johnson. DaTld Williams, Glenvllle. 5. Pioi< L_enri'(HuCaiif, and Sam Snead, the host nrtemeld. Conûexra 181. Hsvnts «>»i.nKi.. 9 Inrhes. 4, Katban Price T >, 110 Ittl. iijf-J, Jim Mufimian. Larrs J homer was the big blow of the Off _ ^Card^ ** ^ Rook. . [John Adams. Time — 22,3 ^«L .. •nd-Rutti: shanti and Aauoth LP—Port- er's thigh is .so tender he probably Inches. 4 Arlgn Boone Jamvs teller. Robert Kileore I>tck ST. LOUIS (AP) — It took the! iw-v«d LO»- Hurdles- i. JMV HV 'pro. «rti«W,'HR—Scrnlai. Michaels won't pl*y before Tuesday night's Inches. 5. Kurton fleer . Lurry McDanlel. Dentils rally that sent Mizell doun to bis man Esst Tech- 3. Wlltwrt Mats,, East cnicuo ... ;w oSo ut> o(w 010 i—Jt i» i Hlih Jump — I. DaJe PTTT feet Robert Mjuthes. H*rrv Moore Ronald i±llri ,, .. Cincinnati Reds a little longer to Tech- 3 Lou Lucklc. Mansfield.. 4 Estes Dave Douglas of Newark, Del., Detroit- ., ,001 003 WO 000 CIO 6—S IS 1 opener of a three-game series with Dfc'k Br'okaiT (B^ "iind'Muth James Ohtv Dailri Oâlt, Terry third defeat Compared to One tn- . Central 5. Ray Clark, Central Pfftf- Griiicm IT Dorlfh i»>. Ken t>b Rohlnôn it>. S (eft, 3 inch?*: 4, Btchard*. Bottblc Ruiscll John Scott.'.,—_u solve St. Louis' Wilmer (Vinegar Tim* — 19 remained the most consistent, ptdr 1181 and Masl. ShwlT tI5). Trued*, Jack Ruby io> - - S- . Dat- e Hombfr-- t JMk {.Kinner. Eddie Stthlr, Emli Stc-iUmpn. Llttiefifld (8>. Trout (io> Heett <11' lUi 4 (rft II liicrip^ uhan aonaid seuirv, put snjrdtr. jacit Raffensbereer limited the Cardsiêndr ) Mucll than the last oircn*. John (shooting 67 on both rounds. The NelfeUand U4>. White mi. Ornv ite» and BOONE HITS WELL Trammel! Montf Vatic. Value VOMB.! «»a"eniirerger niniiio me â u*|.t^. ; j u,_ t__. ^ K_ , Mansfield: 3.^ ^^j ^ ^ E*?t». Olmbtre (14>. WP—Dorish. LP— ann B«k t — and 2«Kl — to grab third Tim440-Yare ^_jdi TRelam v — 1. East Tech AMERICAN ASSOCIATIO. N done valiantly in Easter's clcan-Up'ftoiilnsoV^VLi ~and"Berfv (U » Iccl7~6 Schnelde.r Olorn. O'H»1'. jud% Orces. place in the National league. 'Charles Cofletd. Jaftord Land or. John day's third round. a iDonn* LUCAS utirt Loralr» Scldon. of the hits was a home run by Milir*i «4 .MrK>fcition. For three games in which|'"SrSnt Jumo — i. nuk BrokAic (B^ Catcher Lcs Fusselman, his first. A seven-run outburst in the *cv- Dow Fmstenvald of Athens. 0, * . „;;. n '11 SI {he'ihe's batted fourthfourth., BoonBonnce hahas <1riv-i!--.'le-,tl ,9,'1-.£l' a*• P*t_£er£i..'9e >-™t.'' cnth inning sparked the Rcdlcgs to «„» f £-». Tru tied for sixth with a 68-*0 — 138. Ctlr n -,%•",*&; ; ?'Tfl£ Tn,n?V."jHilMl 4>ail ; .'lt Infhet, 4, Wfi Bffk (O*. 1S|^"-*«* ^W^WMM Trro-Milc ReUy — 3. Wen Tech tBitl (ret, 9 1-3 Incr.e*. S. VitKlt Walktr an 8-to-3 victory over the Cardinals ~ "" ~ • Mile DC Jack, fojed_ _* ".."." 9 13 4TO 12 times up. 16 fett, S Inchr* (pfuliani Floors* Miller. Franclx Onrild. Cul right - hand hitting outfielder, to Calls IBC on Carpet jinx that has struck so many Ken- weight Sammy Giuliani of Starn- for two runs in the first inning tral. t feet, J 34 inches: For Top Spot Colambujt it MtrmeaDoti* tuclt Landon, East Tech. S feet Awerteui Ai*xlall*n (their Indianapolis American asso- NEW YORK (AP) — The Intcr-i >' Derby winners today put Cal-jford, Conn,, was officially on the and then held on for a 2-to-l tri- Kaa.j** Cltv », IniJisn»DOil3 3. inational Boxing club has been or-,umet Farm's Hill "Jail, the W52>"big time*' today: but the cheers mph. %'%h^~^&*^S£ ££% CWCAGO (AP) - Illinois has »QntT tame schedmrd.t iciation farm ctub on option. v ctor< out of :U tect 10 i<< inches, s rtici. LOU Luckie, l moved up into a three-\\av lie with dered to prove to the New York. ' action' for at least , he radlmg his arrival were very! cuwtnnait ( St. Lnnii Minitleld Car) Hurrii East. Will lams.! vrj .,,„__!„ __j »»,«»,;» / ,-C two month£ AS R R AB R R jSient-flle »nd KeJni. West. S Icet. 9 i4j«'SConsm and Michigan for th« state athletic commission that it' and turned the strug-lweak. Uatton n . 4. .1 3'stankr 2h 00 lc for lhrcc vear b 11 JOmD - j. mn whitman, in the Big Ten baseball race. Cfclion Nine Gains Regional docs not operate a monopoly. 8 ' • oW honors! On his 20th birthday, the stocky Iw V,™i« (r A o 1 Loirrev rf , lnto a w ; Illin1 i knocked off Wisconsin Robert K. Christ cnbcrry. com-; >dc.open race Italian won his first scheduled 10- i j-f™*^, , £ J \,JHI h. ^.cnLrHj. ,!Vi,*fl im, ^ 3*" IDCnCS. J F . tj J — *Y , -, m>. •"'""* 1 3 Miealn^ U' Eernit Brlson. Central. SO Met. 10 1'4 at InadlSon, o-2. while Michigan mission chairman, called a hearing Trainer Ben Jones, who watched [round bout by unimpressively!|jjKj>w*M rf s o 0 Schoendltntt inches: i Moorehejd C!len»lllr 30 .{«l. IC(,»« ^,AÎ M;nv.;«.« r ? -. T?_ _. Baseball Final On 7-1 Victor? a s vc h m a rccor 1 TT Rice rf A 14 tnchw 5. Jnhn w«ntnct«n w,.^ >State shaded Michigan, 6-5. at («r ^[a^ 16 and then,, at the request ' ' ^ sixth flopping veteran Johnny 1 30 ftei. i 14 lnche« FINDLAY — Calion won a berth son record (o 13 wins and two de- Derby vt' ctor v lafit O'MiU !! P Shot Put — 1, Bob Lowrr. Ber.— 47..|Lansing. Michigan, Wisconsin and .at the JBC. set it back 45 davs to . ' - Saturday, an-!O( Montgomery, Ala., at the end of, 0 0 fftt 2. Larrv Frvp. West.. 41 feet,, 11 I 4 In the-regional class A baseball feats. ICollum t> 0 0 inchet. AMn Bed or d. Central. 4$ [en.. Illinois each have 5-2 records. rard ' & ml Ion around Julv l " .nounccd last mght that Ihc big raft i the fifth round in St. Nicholas t 10 Totili 33 3 t 1'4 Inches. 4 Owalne Leres. Berea. Rain washed out the other games finals here yesterday by dumping . R H \B R Hi ' _ willl nonot trac racee iinn nex next tSaturday's^ren Saturday'sl^rena alas last nighft night. . »—Grounded o.ul tor MIMll In ~'h 814 inrh«. S. Martin Toledo Woodward. 7-1. The region- j, 3 0 0 Poutrl**Ttv In i 1 (t Cincinnati 000 000 ' Centrst 41 (eel. 10 5'4 Inchti. yesterday. Ohio State at Northwest- 1 Heath F«H»»V SIGHTS nc.im Prcakness at Fimlico .or in the} SI- _ Lou1< ..001 001 -- Thro* !•. K5"™id""Fo]t._Ea,«t t : o Errors-jMliell RSI—Mteell. MusUl Mat- Tech, ITS (eet 2 Bob Million. Mans- ern, Minnesota at Purdue and Iowa «1 finals are scheduled here next No^-'ct MEW OM?I , June ? Bclmont Stakes at NJW' LE*O!NG nATTKRS ton S Wrrostek Adc*>: 3 Barho^sltl , Birr Ib , . « - ischeduled today with Illinois at more runs off the score book that u, - (tie*e.. Teed Sthluter, Northwestern, Ohio State at Wis- Msnsfleld ;n dJo BUI Keam. ^tledo 11 fen Gattoo bad tallied in the inning. ?fee ',"*'*'*t » •>ncli i « *4 Wajthmrturt, TIKi. Fre. dToled Monwno MO, consin, Michigan State at Michi- GET f IN FIFTH tin and Uudwlck Oster. Colllnwood. 10 gan, Minnesota at Indiana and Tbe Tigers got two markers in Iowa at Purdue. the ftrit inning and five more in the filth. Toledo counted its lone Ohio State Grid Game Scheduled; OSC Seeks Solution At Meeting Frmme O«lf Stars naajn tbe first. By FRIT* HQWELI* iChuck Riffle of WarrenWarren,. the men-- initelinitclvy finou!t nfof ih*the* l«ifmleague> . llnu-*iv*iHoweverr , fHinj Highh s^hn^Schooil rvi?/,hnCoache£s *fcm»i*n~*)*tassociation! o f r^s«.u)._j'm..j^.Cleveland'Rhodes. : n--:-.-Regio.n r5 —tFairtnoum.*,.,.. . ; —Region 15 — Chase After Babe . Hp Cnders hurled for Gallon, COLUMBUS tors who will coach the north-? SEATTLE (AP) — All reaching out 11, walking five and university puts on its Massillon, Mansfield, Canton Mc-jyesierday, succeeding Dick Bar-'Seraphim Pope of Lima Central.iNeff of New Lexington, and alter- for the scam of Babe Didrickson 'four bite. The Tigers col preview today, climaxing a four-1 Akron m August, .Kintey and Warren are ready toTctt of Voungstown East, andland alternate Frank Hanna of Zaharias, (he nation's top women UU otf Toledo pilch- carr on wilh nate T. C Davies of fronton. week spring training program, j A meeting of the Ohio Scholas- J' - Toledo Waitc on the Chuck Mather of Massillon's i Lima South; Region 7 — Jim Rob- professionals and a cluster of the wbo walked four and 1 The even-numbered regions will west's best amateurs tee off (o* Close to 15,000 fans, augtncnted;tic conference was scheduled to- , doubtful list. Members of the • perennial champions moved in as inson of Canton Lehman, and al- elect next year. victory raised its sea- by some 500 Ohio nigh school . TitU Early in on the regulation fray as Coach | under way the last two days have 'slated to meet with the northern- of the 16 districts were: Region ] - - - annual banquet, said: * Mrs. Zaharias leads in the cross- nate Bob Martin of Fairborn; Re- "So much is being said about the country Weathervane with a 72- ADOWTA, Ci (AP) - Fort Woody Hayes puts his new split-T failed, but Mel Knowlton of Alli-Ws today, and some mentors i— Bu<> Harding of Toledo Libbcy gion 11 — George Vlerebome nf offense on display. evils of football, so much that isn't hole score of 288. After M holes BMir;dtoe)M4 dw team title in ance, proxy of the rugged circuit, {thought a consolidation of some land alternate ?at McCarthy of To- Zancsville, »nd ilternatc Everett true, that I think it's time we here today and tomorrow, the pros tbrThM Amy taring tounta At this morning's closing clinic'said he finally had contacted all'kind was possible. Central Catholic; Region a— Dean of Coshocton; Region 13 — coaches went on the offense to dis- will go to New York to wind up DMft ttM nl*j*« by pUetai sessions the speakers vere George members. Mack Pcmbcrton i»f ColumbusJBob Cawrsc of East Cleveland Gtenn Ellison of Middjctown, and prove tnese things. We ihouldn't the 144-hote program May 31-June finui. Vlerebome of Zanesville and Alliance, Knowlton said, is dcf-lWcst was otmed president of the;Shaw, and alternate Andy Moran alternate jChet Routfc of Dayton take 'em silting down." SPAPFRl