Byrne's Razor Sharp Pitching Halts Indians Winning Streak
In St Louis a sharp pitching performance by Tommy Byrne and a four run St Louis outburst stop the Cleveland Indians at 13 straight victories and knock them further in the pennant race. Dale Mitchell extended his hitting streak, while Bob Feller and Bob Chakales were tabbed for frontline starts in a doubleheader with the White Sox.
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Evans Resigns Post With Toledo Mudhens
Bob Evans resigns as vice president and general manager of the Toledo Mud Hens effective at season end. He had been with Toledo since 1948 after the Tigers took over the Toledo franchise. No reason given and no successor chosen.
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Browns Favor All Stars In 1951 Grid Classic At Soldier Field
The 1951 All-Stars clash with the Cleveland Browns before 90,000 at Soldier Field in Chicago. The Browns, NFL champions, enter favored as Otto Graham’s aerial attack and Lou Groza’s kicking pace the Browns against a youth-filled Hickman All-Stars. If the stars can execute an aerial barrage led by Williams and Curtis they may test the Browns’ famed defense. otherwise the Browns’ five-title run and ruthless balance could extend.
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Managers and birth details of early baseball era figures
Hugo Bezdek, manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1917 to 1919, was born in Prague on April 1, 1884. The Brooklyn Dodgers have used 17 managers since 1890, while the Giants have employed 21 managers since 187.
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Pony Tourney Pairings Made
Pairings were drawn at the Athens Country Club for the Pony Tournament which begins Sunday. Schedule lists morning and afternoon starts with players named and times from 9:00 to 2:42, followed by additional match notes and results from New York, Washington, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, and other clubs.
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Overnight Major League Baseball Schedule Summarized
Yesterday's MLB card featured clashes across the league with multiple doubleheaders and night games. Feller and Chakales faced Pierce and Gumpert in Cleveland Chicago, while Hooper or Reynolds to oppose Overmire in New York Philadelphia, plus Wight against Marrero in Washington, Gray vs. McDonald in St Louis, Koe and Podbielan vs Sain and Surkont in Brooklyn Boston, and Urwin or Church clashing in New York Philadelphia nightcap. other matchups included Kelly vs Queen or Law in Chicago Pittsburgh and Lanier vs Wehmeier in St Louis Cincinnati, with additional games at Toledo Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City Indianapolis St Paul Louisville Minneapolis.
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Tigers By Byrne drive in all runs in 4 0 win over Cleveland
Byrne drove in all four runs as the Browns shut out Cleveland 4 0 ending a 13 game Browns win streak. Trout pitched six innings, allowed six hits, and hit the game winning homer in a 2 1 victory over Chicago. Ed Macauley of the Boston Celtics works as a radio commentator in St Louis during the off season.
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Cubs Rally In 10th For 8-4 Victory Over Reds
CQ Cincinnati Reds fall 8 4 to Chicago Cubs as 10th inning starts after 10 30 p m due to clock limits. Connie Ryan homered in the ninth to tie at four, but Cubs score four in the 10th with four singles walks and a wild pitch.
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Hartford Tigers win 12th straight in 5 1 victory
Hartford Tigers beat Gallipolis Queen Bees 5 to 1 in an Ohio Valley Association game. Hartford, now 12 straight wins, took the lead with a fifth inning double by Heffon and Ashley, added a homer by Hef fon, and finished with Dudding scoring on Ashley.
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Redlegs and Cubs trade infield dramatics and steals
The Cubs logged six stolen bases led by Ransom Jackson who helped their offense with three steals and two double steals. Jackson scored on one of the Chicago runs. Ramsdell left the mound after extra innings with Fox taking over in the 10th and Frank Smith finishing the inning. The Reds played without Johnny Wyrostek who injured his hand Wednesday. X rays were taken to assess the damage as Cincinnati eyed a night game with Her man Wehmeeter likely to pitch.
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Janowicz Returns For OSU Fall Practice
Vic Janowicz, Ohio State halfback and 1950 Heisman winner, is slated to return for fall practice on September 4 under new coach Woody Hayes. The Elyria senior, suspended for poor grades, earned a B average in spring term and regained scholastic eligibility after a brief setback.
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