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EAST LrVTRPOOL EAST LH ERPOOL, OHIO THURSnAY, AlT.l’ST t5, IfST PAGE 12 ---------------------------------------Braves Sport 7V2-Game Margin, Chisox Gain On Yankees Reds 13-3; Boston Clips 6-4 Talk Of Shifts 18,000 Expected To itness 12th Finds Minors 4 JSorth-South Battle Friday Up 111 The Air BiU Toiedo Records Fall At omen's Swim Meet left shoulder. It was a COLUMBUS. Ohio it'A Bt FRITZ HOWELL Ea 5 aeveland Shaw and Micniijan HOUSTON Tex rer- By ED WILKS The Associated Press 6 -(, complained of Angeles ana me o.am, 10 oan Fawcett haUbacks Tony Cai- --------------style as America ferrale buke in the National League race, chronic shoulder after all i.s confusion in the Stadium as Ohio's Southern all- jucha of Youngstown Ursine and contisiued the.r searc nuige in inc a minor baseball leagues. ki.L-i uarchKcroAr of Massillon: Notre Dame dui records tn the Ttsi pulled that sidelined him Dodgers move to 1 the siartmg sa "comnlained of a Angeles and the Giants to San 3 0 pnday night at Fawcett CA.VTON. OhK.

ft-Players from of Sandusky, Date Cranglc. ho'tiet -cpp of Majovsky of Youngstown Lrsuune. tralia returned to tfiiday ir. Quarterback Ike Grimsley of Can- AkjDn tackie. Calluchia specialty, the free So savs look happened to the New pitching his seven innings York Yankees.

Their lead down gate president of Assn. of North to 4-s Williams, hi, 31st. that hoisted the Uv TW P-Uhi-i W'-'e a I and -5 fy'r 15-3 record 'e 'it 0 f.ve. w.i!kiny giA.hC tN xict O'er In. tw u.ne.irned ns uuii xiike Hershberger of Massillon; George M.

Trautman. is nd fullback Wayne Fonles of Can- Youngstown the 12 th annual high staff, once is Whitey Ford, the erstwhile in kee ace, and Don won his 14th Larsen both had the miseries as ton Glover and I.oftus and the four Cleveland Princeton Gary Loftus, East i Red Sox into a commanding 54) Mmor league realignment, much Tom Carey, of oungdown Ur- 3 The AP All- Tennessee-Sid King, the second. Tom Brewer discussed at a two-day meeting oi suliiw, coach of the Northerners. fullback. minor league officials which winds jjygb Hindman of Columbus Military Academy Bed 5 5 st't jcnie i a dt ctil Norwood Chriss von Saltra and Sylv.a Swimming Divmg Championships RWii.f 'oitcher Tommy Byrne I'P today.

i.s up in the air until Whern Fnd. Armstrong. Dover center. ahso has been ailing, while are more certain, Trauf gh. ftftkr ft Ruuska, a pair of ung.

and a Athletic Club relay team brukr ii three American records I I Johnny Kucks completed a man says. Bearer Loral Gnddern since June 6 for the Yank We have no authority to re staff And with Bobby Shantz align Trautman adds dl Meet I uesaay since June 23. Bob Tur- tackles Jim Tryer of Newark and Crapp. holder of the world I ff'ff Monday At High School bUI Bloomingdale of Marietta; cjncinnati-Tom Pad. Cleveland 440 free style record at 4 6 All Prep League players and guards Oscar Hauer of Hamilton.

Hershberger. Massillon expected to meet both NLn. Ruun leffiflf I if vetb.xt Tft ft ocvK rr.m nn-if anv bov eraduating from and Paul of Maxwell, ka, the 44(hyard individual med- R.inw. -v hvnded Uw Candidates for the of and Art Dit- HarknCSS Halts Playoffs league baseball who are inter- Wertem center Max Urich. Howard Converse lay t.tlist.

and Miss von Saltia, cn.v.üc -th IS game a .1 f.nfh .11 are reuue.sted Tom Sturdivant and Art Uit ested in playing in the Prep of Troy: quarterback Howard Con- 'quarterback. the new 220 -yard back stroke win- League along with managers verse of Lima Shawnee: Glover. Fre ner. in finals Raocvvr Int.i and officers, are requested to Charles Comer of Columbus East Paula Jean Myers. kh attend a meeting Monday at 8 and John Moore of Middletown.

Heidelberg-Jim Mercer. champion from Los An in the high school. Mer- and fullbaik Mark Grim of Co- Smith, geles, won the three-meter 3 but ILovv tuni nil Hall, supervisor, said today, lumbus North board event Wednesday night anu the -econd then s.iM-fd (-- 1 the Southerners. Mitchell Warfield. San- needed only Friday plab the third once in the Tryer.

Bloomingdale. Hauer and guard and Sterbng Shep form title to complete a grand fourth Unch were Associated Press Akron back. AAVs five indoor and Althcush S.v-,ry up Ohio choices. Green Don Meister outdoor ch.impionships hhe hf. hurdle error.

cal football squad are requested Tom Sturdivant to meet either at 10 a. m. or 7 niar (8-2) have been the big guns fJp.sr/lPf/ll/pf/ Today Tuesday at the Beaver Lo- But only Turley ana Grim have cal High School, Coach Bob been consistent. Scoles announced today. 0 i The White Sox hammered 14 The final game between dals and Irondale in the first round of the City League play- ipust attend one but are not required to be present at bea Ea 'y .3 i as the, both sessions, Scoles said.

Indians lo.st their sixth in a row. Jim Rivera, and Minnie Minoso 0 0 n's third-place ned Sox-locked rapped New York 6 4 Wednesday opening the door for Chicago third. Donovan also homered, Johnny Logan hit a two-run homer in the sixth for the Braves, second-place White Sox to whittle the lead. And for a change, the White Sox boot it. beating Cleveland the Milwaukee clobbered rmclnnati, 13-3 after 73 a.

Bob Buhl beat the Redlegs for because of a halk in tno nin Wednesday at Georgetown The same two teams will meet tonight at 6 at Patterson Field The winner of this game will play Riverview next week in the Hindman said Bill Cooper of and Jerrv Col a ner. Canton won both the indoor titles in by the l.iurenc-.Mne nine homer in me sixin lor me o.a...,, J' Philadelphia would kick off guards; Norm Richardson. Colum- and took the outdoor one-meter dcsvr tor rv.r.s the who romped for eight in the ninth 1 b's' three out of five series lo the entire North Southerners, fullback Grim bus tackle, and Charles Comer. Tuesday Wes wto drove in ftvei decide the playoff championship. do the punting, and halfback Columbus back.

runl hanVmeied a grand-slam 1956 All-Oh 0 team kelson Owens of Springfield would Toledo Roger Reese, Toledo miict hv AmOIlg the Southem StarteTS ftvira rwTkintc nnartiirharlr the first time in a five-year ca Wilmer Mizell lo.st his ninth, giv- North, boss of the Southerners, announced the star studded lineups today. F.leven of the starters. moaa Knimnf'mriia vauuiu ikiA-a wn nuiiii third inning? competition. Lgwrenceville still first 511 90 points place in the lea.cue That must be accomplished by Among me soumern smners 3 quarterback. p.

the club owners" will be three from Columbus, two 3 head coaches said every Miami-Leon Mitchell. Middle 1 As a result, most discussion on'fof" Middletown, and one each be made to get every town end; John Wat.son. Zanesville am Hur realignment is hypothetical. Newark. Marietta.

Hamilton, 25-piayel squads into guard, and John Moore, Middle- -Athletic Club Haneh he director of Cincinnati, Troy and Lima. thrcontest. town back. For the North Akron, Cleveland, are the colleges chosen Xavier Bill Brietcnbach, Cm- coach, had no trouble i'! anraQfpr individual medley event Svxett, Lancaster a 5 49 5 that bettered a mark set last year by Shelley Mann of i Branch Rickey the Pittsburgh Pirates farm org- ing up back-to-back homers to anization summed up the situation Youngstown and Canton woll have players: ci Wall Moryn and Ernie Banks with this way: two starters each. The others Matte.

East are so many that it from Fremont, Sandusky and halfback: Charles Deyo. end. reer. It was 16th in AT) Dodgers almost blew a 7-1 is difficult to say what would hap- sillon. end; Larry Whitaker.

Nave. Billy Pierce homers by Gil; pen if the Dodgers and Giants The game, scheduled at 8.30 Wapakoneta tackle: Jim Tryer. field guard. wgm! fhrLavP. breezed sec- Hodges.

Elmer Valo and Don home grounds." is expected to attract Newark tackle; Oscar Hauer. Ohio Wesleyan Max Unch. e. While the Brave. in mol Rietev 9 tallrino cneeifieallv- V.ftc-:.» Wfnnl.

flrim TTOVT Center ikOlt lNlllj 4 Mabry. New n.EVELAND golfer Concord quarterback, and Bill sought shelter under a tree as, yne Cooper, New Philadelphia back, killed byJightning Wednesday An- Undecided are Joe Galat. Paines-geio Lecate. 39 Lyndhurst. 1 'Thirdolace Brooklyn lust did lost it.

i lhat happens. parent Wint- Iowa-Torn Majovsky. Youngs-ville tackle: Alex Ford. Youngs- man. had just teed off from the! manaee to break a three-game The Pirates counted three organization, the Pirates, probably Garfield and Tom town center, and Bob town, guard; Bill Bloomingdale, first hole at Ridgewood Golf Course skid beating the New York Giants earned runs in the Pad of Cleveland Benedictine: Youngstown halfback.

tackle; Jerald Dickerson, the storm came up He ran 7-6 Last-place Pittsburgh whipped Philadelphia 10-3. the other AL games. Balti- pitchers. loser Curt Simmons 11 8 and cation to the Columbus Jets of Crangle of Akron St Binkley South Point back; NeKon Owens, to the tree with his caddy. Robert wound up with 17 hits off six InternaLonal League.

Vincent and We.s Glover of mont Rosx; guards Gary laiftu, of and. 4 .4 ftoVvinofnn 4 9 and Gus Triandos' two-run homer in ament. It faces losing three of its; Zroif 7 4 did it for the Onoles clubs it the majors decidei Foid the stubbv Lary won with an to enter PCL terntory. But being led thi Yanks with 19 victories while Al Kaline hit his fourth in an open cta.ssification-it ranks season now is 7 4 He left in -home run in three games and two jijst below the majors and just he inning with a -throb-i days-for a total of 13 the Trjple A PCL apparently hasn authority to center, and Manzie Winters, Akron Springfield back, and Jim Crem- Miller. 14 The bolt struck be- Rutland back.

Moore Takes Split Deeisioii As Mexiean Makes U.S. Bow draft new cities to replace those lost to the majors. Thus, the Hollywood club, for instance, would be without a home park and apparently would have no chance to secure another. TFest Virginia Schools Open Football Practice tween them Police and firemen revived the boy but Lecate was dead Robert A Rolfe. athleticj director at Dartmouth.

the Big Green baseball team in 1931 CANFIELD SPEEDWAY Canfield, Ohio iew car RACES 1956-1957 Models BIG EVENTS 100-LAP FEATURE SATURDAY NIGHT 6:30 8 iO. By DICK LEONARD Associated Press Sports Writer Football practice officially open- By Associated Press Syracuse, N.Y.—Davey Moore, head coach and hired Virgil Carr Ohio. as an assistant. DuPont of Belle advanced assistant Tom Bossie to head coach Victor Manuel Quijano, 130, ico City. 10 SYRACUSE.

punch real good. That Mexican hoy confused me with his southpaw So spoke Davey Moore, the 129 Then Victor Manuel began to -------------------------wilt under the concentrated body Ji ffftfl attack of the hard chunky Moore and Davey scored Rademaclier cd Thursday for approximately 180 appointed Jimmy Trent as Rpyiiolds Hlirls jWest Virginia high school football aide. ii I There were new coaching faces Parkersburg hired Paul (Hoss) ft 00(101 UP at many places to greet some of former West Virginia Uni- nr 9 the estimated 10,000 enthusiastic player, as an assistant. 1 (P It lOiy candidates. Triadelphia developed a coach- Reynolds not only pitched a one- The flurry of coaching changes, headache last weekend when hitter but batted Woodbine to a which has upset the usual Bill Hupp announced he 7-2 victory over Bur-bick Wednes- calm along the high school troni.

favor day in Pony League action often to through the fifth -S' Of Fight Mar Memorial four with one even. Referee Joe SEATTLF. Rademach- continued throughout the slate up more lucerative assistancy at Reynolds had a no-hilter goin Wednesday night saw it 6-3-t for Moore and er pronounced himself "fit and until the final few days before 0 10 High, until the sixth inning when Allen For Quijano, Mexi- Dick ap of drills. i man-bites-dog development'collected the only base hit and can, mling his US ring debut for the Oh.oan, 7-M. The AP here Dari he losers scored ho4h of fhe.r after pro bouts at home, the had Moore ahead 5-3-2.

change seemingly made liHle dif- manager, Wtllie Ket-, Grandview. W.h 1 UUICS Ddlic MOLca vt xav.ivv.ve t- PAti.t-n in inh chum, pointed out his protege hi.s trainers letting and Jerome Ruby departed i. a fiwv HiehKH needs more experience, and with him work hard enough. duty outside the state. iSrl.gnaton i.

eHeSuve SSS some action against good 126 Rademacher has been jogging Others like Howard Lewellen of and pounders would soon be ready for 1 about three miles daily before Warwood and Sammy Le Rose of today. p. fcrrnce Unable to speak or understand Fnclish the slim, blackhaired, oui.ix 0 imc a.w,.«.-------- started fast and gave' pounders would soon be ready for 1 about three miles daily before warwood and Sammy Le Rose Moore plenty of trouble in the a title match with the new cham- breakfast and going three rounds st. Albans left the teaching field earlv rounds. ipion.

Hogan Bassey. with sparring partners in the af- for private industry. The Springfield the hit department. Reynolds three, including home run double He struck out 15 and walked 5 Wolfe was the losing pitcher Weir ton ternoon, plus calisthenics and bag money. A few like Stan Romanoski of SOilwail I llie Head trainer George Chemeres Dunbar and Ray Watson of Eliza-, SPRINGFIELD.

Ohio Gels Thiiiiih In Hurrv As Coaeher KofriiUtnl Rid In Rademacher was hungry for up the ladder to will go to the eastern KANSAS CITY work and he had trouble coaching positions, like regional softball tournament started his new job as coach for the Kansas City represent Ohio in Wednesday night but his evening Major League 0 Jnnn Plnv 211 -pounder away from L-p Ingram of st. Marys Friday. Ratting (based on 2.50 at bats) I sjU his training chores. and Harry Douglas of DuPont hung Springfield will 1 -Williams. Boston.

.390: s.ALlSBURY. while the challenger, has their cleats for good to con- tournament by virtue of last long New York. 382. began today in the Region 1 ony 1 never had a professional Lght. on their posts as dean of j.tatc contest victory here Wednes-: Umpire Larry sNapp ejected Runs Mantle.

New York. 100; League Baseball Tournament with, was working out in the village of over Dayton. 1-0 Icieeson in the fourth innng cf Williams. Boston and Sievers, a trip to the leagues World ber-s issaquah. Patterson was going Xn 78; ies awaiting the winner.

a similar program some 3 showed ro7 Runs balled M.vnlle, New. 333 333 seven dis- 20 miles away at the town of 30 reported .33 'i 1 1 York. 83; Sievers, Washington 81 -3 343 3 3 taking. Kent. changes in coaching personnel at in Hits Mantle.

New H3, 3 Salisbury is the do'ending Six 3 3 1 sinoe the end of 3 Fox. Chicago, 141 Doubles Minoso Gardner, Baltimore Detroit Trinlc part, champion. arena improvised on the pub- 33 3 3 3 3 Afternoon and twi-night double- Some of these, of course, were 31 a ool 0-1 4 2 re and Kaltne. champion 3 T.nkers-to-Evers-toAjhance 33 ooo 000 0-0 1 4 Rnvd Baltimore and 'ha elimination aw mvS variety, where one departure would 3 paHajt Kymer and cs Boyd. Baltimore and neyer saw anything like it result in a triple shift of personnel.

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John's. Ohio, as head coach Hired At Marietta Wheeling Central Catholic filled Ohio Floyd, its head coaching vacancy by Hamilton, former basketball frfay- naming Jim WTieeler. former Ca- er at West Virginia University andj inadian pro league tackle. Wheeler later cage coach at Washington I coached last year at St. and Lee, has been hired as a staff High.

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Pittsburgh. Favored .329 Runs Aaron. Milwaukee. 89: To Keep Pistol Title Mays. New York.

82. C.AMP PERRY. Ohio Runs batted in Aaron. Mil- Schoendienst. Milwaukee.

147 Hoak, Cincinnati. 27 Dmihles-Musial St Louis. 31: champions of the last two years. Salem graduate, as its third foot- Double. pgjgj sergeant Harold Andreas of Sandusky coach in four years Huntington Vinson picked Mar-jl shall star Hellyer as assistant to George Ketchum Fort Gay hired Austin Lycan.

Wayne, to replace head coach Lincinnau. amassed 1754 points the School. Triples-Mays. New Nork. is.

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Sanford. Philadelphia. 15-4. .789. Golllt 1 lIlS Ajjaill Strikeouts Sanford.

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