Yanks Halt Tribe Dominance In Lopsided Win
The New York Yankees beat Cleveland 15 to 2 in St Louis while the Indians lost 3 nothing to Philadelphia earlier in the day. Kellner limited Cleveland to five hits in a complete game shutout as the Tribe slips from first place amid hitting woes.
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Cleveland Indians
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St. Louis
Indians
Philaelphia
Alex Kellner
Cleve
Bob Feller
Feller
Morris Martin
Athletics
Mike Garcia
Eddie Joost
Gus Zernial
Zernial
Elmer Vale
Garcia
Hank Majeski
Dave Philley
Kellner
al Lopez
Larry Doby
Doby
Sain Bolsters Yankees Hurling for Stretch Run
New York Yankees acquire Johnny Sain from the Boston Braves for 50 000 dollars raising pennant hopes as the 32 year old Arkansas right hander who won 20 games last season joins the world champions to bolster mound strength for a crucial stretch run against Cleveland and the Red Sox. The trade also sends Lew Burdette to Atlanta while Sam Sainin slips through waivers amid NL clubs questioning the deal and the cost.
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New York Yankees
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Arkansas
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Sam
Samn
Lew Burdette
Braves
Wid Matthews
Chicago Cubs
Miller Slated For McArthur Football Coach Spot
Robert Miller, assistant coach at McArthur High School, appears to be the choice for the head football coaching job for 1951 after Robert Kalish resigned to become Liberty Union principal. Miller, a 1949 OSU graduate and WWII veteran from Canal Winchester, previously taught at Green Township School. Kalish plans relocation to Baltimore Ohio. Miller to use Kalish’s system.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Miller
Ohio State University
Canal Winchester
McArthur
Green Township
Holmes County
Baseball slate features key AL games with Feller and Jansen
Today’s schedule includes Boston at Detroit with Stubbs against Gray and Philadelphia at Cleveland with Martin facing Feller in the American League. National League action has Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, and St. Louis at Philadelphia. American Association matches Columbus at Indianapolis and more.
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Chicago
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Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis - Natiof
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Stubbs
Gray
Martin
Feller
Kelly
Wilson
Blackwell
Roe
Friend
Jansen
Spencer
Poholsky
Jordan
American Association Columbus
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Hutchinson
Swift
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Berra
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Pilette
Paige
Lollar
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Smith
Erantt
Byerly
Pramesa
Newcombe
Baseball Stat Notes from 1949 Season Highlight
Kell of Detroit hits .335 and runs batted in reach 112 for Williams of Boston and Zernial of Philadelphia. Zernial leads with 29 home runs. Musial of St. Louis also key in batting.
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Williams
Boston
Zernial
Philadelphia
Musial
St. Louis
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues and cities
Scores list from yesterday show multiple games with details on innings and key pitchers and hitters. Notable line: Chiacago tied in long extra innings, New York and Brooklyn heavy scoring, St Louis and Cincinnati workmanlike wins, plus postponed Columbus at Indianapolis due to rain.
Baseball and football highlights from a busy AP page
Pitching by Alex Kellner led the Athletics to a 3 0 win over Cleveland as Philadelphia triumphed. Gil Hodges slugged two homers and a double with seven RBIs for the Dodgers in a win over the Reds. Dick Doheny, Fordham quarterback, won the Moynahan Trophy as top Eastern collegiate athlete.
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Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Syechize
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Doheny
New York Football Yanks
Fordham
NCAA to Rule After Attack Grid View Debate
The 17 member NCAA council prepared a formal statement on football practice amid charges the game overemphasizes training. Dean Carl Schott of Penn State urged abandoning spring drills and two platoon systems, citing player pressure and rising travel and coaching costs. The council can only recommend changes under current code.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Carl Schott
Penn State
Schott
Council
Gavilan Wins Split Victory to Keep Welter Title
In Madison Square Garden Kid Gavilan narrowly defeats Billy Graham in a 15 round split decision to retain the World Welterweight Championship. Judges split across rounds with Gavilan favored by two judges and the referee, while most ringside reporters leaned toward Graham. Gate receipts totaled $84,419 with TV payout adding about $50,000. Gavilan earned roughly $23,000 and Graham about $17,000.
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Kid Gavilan
Billy Graham
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Gavilan
Grasham
Ous
Arthur Schwartz
Frank Forbes
Mark Conn
Mrs Beasleys Horse Wins At Ohio State Fair Show
Radiant Charm owned by Mrs Fred Beasley of Athens Ohio won the three gaited horses main event before an audience of 6500 at the Ohio State Fair Horse Show. The Ohio program listed multiple classes with winners including Ex tended Coverage Sallie Jones Sexton Grandville and High Society Delane Farm Morton Grove Illinois among others.
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Radiant Charm
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Athens
Beasley
Sallie Jones Sexton
Granville
Fallon
R. A. Leonard
Reisterstown
Jean Carney
Lake Forest
Dorothy Shay
V. V. Cooke
Louisville
Red Bird
St Jayne
River Grove
III
High Society
Delaine Farm
Morton Grove
Meadow Princess
Dodge Stables
Lexington
Beall Lucretia
Co. F. Beall
Wexford
Frankie and
Johnnie
Mary Jane McGrath
River Forest
Ill
Carolina Caroline
Emerald Farms
Delaware
Beaming Sun
Barrett Poultry Farms
Belmont
Ravenswood High backs lead Red Devils in 1951 prep
Ravenswood High School opened workouts as 33 players reported for football. Key backfield names include Bill Rector at quarterback and George Pease at fullback, with Dick Laughlin and Jimmy Hall adding experience. The 1951 schedule lists games from Sept 8 at Paden City to Oct 12 against Pennsboro, with an open date Oct 5.
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Ravenswood High School
Red Devils
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T. A. Knotts
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George Pease
Pease
Dick Laughlin
Jimmy Hall
Charles Scarberry
Donald Yoho
Jack Turner
Gary Bush
John Kuhn
Fred Vankirk
John Abels
Ken Bardin
Dayton Bigley
Jim Ley
Bob Baker
Darrel Rector
Carl Rardin
Hoyt Wheeler
Bill Southall
Dick Vankirk
Bob Pinnell
Richard Such
Carol Staats
Ray Rardin
Ray Conrad
Buddy Parsons
Billy Such
Eldon McCoy
Lawrence Shockey
Jim Chambers
Bob Matks
Charles Hall
Paden City
Grantsville
West Union
Harrisville
Pennsboro
Viscose Defeats Tigers 2-0 in Exhibition Game
Viscose of Nitro West Virginia Industrial League Champions defeated the Hartford Tigers 2-0 at Bachtel Stadium Mason West Virginia Tuesday night. Elmer Jumbo Hall allowed five hits struck out eight and walked one while shutting out the Tigers, Ohio Valley Association leaders.
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Jarvis Calls First Chester Grid Meeting
Chester High School welcomes football coach Jarvis a West Virginia Wesleyan graduate who calls all interested boys to meet at 2:30 p.m. Saturday The team will be large but inexperienced with six games set including Sept 22 at Rutland and other home and road dates through Oct 26 A practice field sits across from the school while Jarvis also teaches science at the high school.
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Rex Jarvis
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Middleport
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McArthur
Oak Hill
Wahama
Hocking Valley All Stars to Meet Albany in Classic
Albany hosts the Hocking Valley League All-Star game on Sept. 16 with seven clubs selecting players led by fan voting. Albany aims to defend after clinching the 1951 league title by defeating Chauncey Sun Kings as Lions hold an 11-2 league record.
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Youngstown Wins Ohio Softball Championship
Youngstown defeated Hamilton 2 to 1 to win the Ohio Softball Championship. The victory came after Youngstown entered the finals unbeaten, having lost the earlier game to Hamilton in a double elimination tournament.
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Friday Tourney Deadline Pressures Ailing Savitt
Forest Hills reports Dick Savitt, the Orange New Jersey star, hospitalised with a leg infection from an ingrown hair. Officials will delay his fourth round match against Straight Clark until Friday if he recovers. Sedgman, Mulloy, and Trabert won to reach the quarterfinals. five more quarterfinalists to be decided if Savitt plays.
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Los Angeles
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Miami
Sedgman
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Trabert
Henri Rochon
Tony
Kiner Mixes Baseball Talk With Tennis at Net Event
Ralph Kiner, Pittsburgh Pirates slugger, relaxed at West Side Tennis Club and spoke on the NL pennant race. He said the Giants have little chance against the Dodgers, noted Brooklyn leading, and praised Dodgers depth. He attended to watch fiancée Nancy Chaffee, who wore a four pin and smiled. He recalled his youth in tennis and admitted Nancy often beats him 6-3 or 6-2.
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Ralph Kiner
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Kiner
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West Coast
Warren boxer wins ten round decision in Warren
Lalu Sa boti, 173, Warren, defeats George Sonny Horne, 165, Valley Stream New York, in a ten round feature bout held in Warren last night.
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Lalu Saboti
George “Sonny” Horne
Valley Stream
N. Y
Boxer's Critical Condition After Gavilan Card Fight
Brooklyn welterweight George Flores was knocked out by Roger Donoghue in the semi final at Madison Square Garden. Flores underwent brain surgery at 1 a.m. to relieve a blood clot pressure and remained in critical condition hours after the operation at St. Clare’s Hospital.
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Brooklyn
James Daniels
Flores
St. Clare’s Hospital
Roger Donoghue
Yonkers
N. Y
Kid Gavilan
Billy Graham
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