Baseball score summaries from St Louis Cleveland and others
Box score style recap lists numerous games with runs hits and errors from St Louis Cleveland Philadelphia Boston Chicago Detroit New York Washington Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn New York and the American Association results Columbus Milwaukee Toledo Kansas City Minneapolis Louisville St Paul notes rain postponement and postponed game details as readouts from the day’s action.
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Baseball and basketball matchups list with team scores
schedule shows Philadelphia at New York Boston at Brooklyn Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago and several American League games including St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston and a set of listed intercity games in St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee with no outcomes reported.
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Hearn
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Brooklyn
Spahn
Erskine
Cincinnati
St. Louiis
Ramsdell
Lanier
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bosox and Dodgers Slip in Standings With Week to Go
Boston and Brooklyn drop further in pennant races as Phils, Reds win. Boston fans a five game win streak at Fenway with a 10-6 victory over the A’s, while Brooklyn splits with Philadelphia. Detroit and Cleveland win as New York loses to Washington, tightening the AL and NL races.
Browns and Colts Play in Ciney Charity Exhibition
In Cincinnati the Cleveland Browns meet the Baltimore Colts in a charity exhibition with Otto Graham starring for Cleveland. Tom O Malley challenges Graham for the quarterback job as four college stars join the Browns for the event sponsored by the Foundation for Boys Inc. Tickets are selling well and a big turnout is hoped to beat last year’s sellout.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Browns
Otto Graham
Cleveland
Paul Brown
Tom O'Malley
O'Malley
University of Cincinnati
Graham
Foundation For Boys, Inc
Mel Eppinger
Ken Carpenter
Oregon State
Jim Martin
Notre Dame
John Sandusky
Villanova
Gordon Soltau
Minnesota
Lions Plan Double Celebration in Columbus Oct 15
A Columbus event marks the 30th anniversary of Ohio’s first Lions Clubs founded in 1920 and the completion of an endowment for the Juvenile Braille Magazine. The publication serves 6000 to 7000 blind children, issued from Mt. Healthy. Melvin Jones will attend representing Lions International.
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Ohio
Mt. Healthy
Cincinnati
Melvin Jones
Lionism
Lions International
Chiago
Senators Rally To Beat Yankees In Tight 2-1 Clash
Gil Coan delivered a two run triple in the eighth to lift the Washington Senators over the New York Yankees 2-1. Steve Gromek worked six relief innings holding the St Louis Cardinals to one hit as the Cleveland Indians edged the Cardinals 5-4 in twelve innings.
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Senators
Yankees
Steve Gromek
Indians
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Cleveland
Major League Leaders Showcase 1949 Baseball Standouts
Kell of Detroit led with 359 hits and 157 at bats. Stephens of Boston topped runs with 107 and 116 RBIs. Musial of St. Louis posted 361 batting and 146 hits. Kiner of Pittsburgh hit 34 homers. Spahn of Boston and Blackwell of Cincinnati combined for 181 strikeouts.
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Spahn
Blackwell
Cincinnati
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Chicago
Large Field Seen For Powerboat Regatta
ST. MICHAELS Md The Miles River Yacht Club starts its 29th annual power boat regatta with a two day show and a target field. About 5000 water sport fans are expected to attend as Clifton E Fisher the regatta chairman anticipates up to 50 boats may enter. Entries already received come from New York New Jersey Florida Texas North Carolina Delaware Ohio and Maryland.
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Miles River
Murray City, Farmers Win Big in Sundown League Showdowns
Murray City Legion and Valley Farms each moved into a share of the league lead in Sundown play. Murray City beat Coon's Lunch 5 to 3 in a game that featured a first‑inning three‑run burst and late-inning scoring, while Valley Farms routed Lowman's Dairy 9 to 1 as they surged with a six‑run third inning.
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Sikora
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Sorrell
Sundown
L. Pet
Nye Chevrolet
Coon’s
Nee Valley Farms
Poston Station
McBee Co
Vrank’s
Tri-State softball tourney set at Huntington
The 13th annual Tri-State softball tournament begins at Owens-Illinois Field in Huntington on Friday September 1. Entry blanks are available from State Softball Commissioner W T Bess with a noon August 28 deadline. Forty teams from Ohio Kentucky and local areas competed last year with Huntington Elks Club taking the title.
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W. T. Bess
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Huntington Publishing Company
Ohio
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Huntington Elks Club
Browns Drill Packers 38 7 Despite Phelps Grigg Injuries
Browns overwhelm Green Bay 38 to 7 in Toledo exhibition as Dopey Phelps suffers a slight brain concussion and Chubby Grigg sustains a leg injury. Otto Graham passes for three touchdowns while Rex Bumgardner and Jimmy Joel Robinson star in a high yard game.
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Dom Moselle
Emerson Cole
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Haefner Heads Eastern Open Field Lead
Clayton Haefner of Charlotte, 225 pounds, shot 65 to lead the Eastern Open after the first round at Baltimore. He broke the course record of 67 set in 1938 by Cliff Spencer and led by four strokes over Fred Haas Jr., Earl Stewart Jr., Buck White, John Palmer, and Walter Romans. The field will be cut to 60 after 18 holes tomorrow with 72 holes total to decide the winner, pending possible playoff.
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Haefner
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Claremont
Calif
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Dallas
Tex
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Ormond Beach
Fla
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Badin
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Henry Ransom
St. Andrew
Iil
Tom O’shanter
Chicago
Tam
Lloyd Mangrum
Niles, Ill
Cary Middlecoff
Marshfield VFW Benefit Game Set for Sunday
New Marshfield VFW baseball team in the Hocking Valley League will face Carbon Hill in a benefit match Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Proceeds go to Frank Ransdell Russell.
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VFW
Hocking Valley
Carbon Hill
Frank Ransdell Russell
Miami Invites 37 Men For Practice September First
Miami University coach Woody Hayes invites a squad of 57 players for pre season workouts opening September 1. The group includes 22 lettermen, 28 sophomores and seven 1949 lettermen, with positions spread across centers guards tackles ends halfbacks fullbacks and quarterbacks.
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Xavier
Hayes
Record crowd at Roosevelt Raceway opening night
The largest opening night attendance for a mutuel harness track topped 23,371 at Roosevelt Raceway, marking a historic total for the venue’s 1949 debut season.
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Roosevelt Raceway
Franklin board appoints James Smith to Franklin High faculty
The Franklin Board of Education appoints James Smith of Hamilton to fill the vacant science and coaching post at Franklin High School. Smith succeeds Raymond Stackhouse who resigned to join Xavier University in Cincinnati.
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Franklin Board of Education
James Smith
Hamilton
Raymond Stackhouse
Smith
Stackhouse
Franklin High School
Xavier University
Cincinnati
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