Redskins 2-1 Favorites Over All-Stars In Charity Game
The 5th annual charity All-Star Game at Soldier Field pits Slingin’ Sammy Baugh of the Redskins against Whizzer White with 8,000,000 fans backing White. Baugh will be heavily pressured by Indiana’s Bo McMillan crew as several veterans are out or injured. Key backups and starters from Purdue, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Minnesota, and Auburn are listed, with late changes possible as the backfield is shuffled after kickoff.
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Steve Snyder
Chicago
Slingin
Sammy Baugh
Washington
Redskins
Byron
Whizzer
Baugh
Texas Christian University
Cliff Battles
Ed Justice
Don Irwin
Marty Schreyer
Purdue
Perry Schwartz
California
Fred Shirey
Nebraska
Schreyer
John Kovatch
Northwestern
Schwartz
Andy Puplis
Notre Dame
Andy Uram
Minnesota
Cecil Isbell
Frank Patrick
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Corby Davis
White
Pinky Rohm
Louisiana State
Joe Kilgrow
Alabama
Andy Farkas
Detroit
Jack Robbins
Arkansas
Elmore Hackney
Duke
Jim McDonald
Ohio State
Fred Vanzo
Gunmere
Leggett
Irish Kreiger to Officiate at Charity All Star Game
E. C. Irish Kreiger a noted official and football rules expert will officiate the charity All Star football game tonight at Soldier Field between the Washington Redskins and the College All Stars. He will also run the rules interpretation meeting at Ohio University gym September 7 at 7 30 p m. High school coaches and officials are invited to attend.
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Irish” Kreiger
Ohio University
Soldier Field
Washington Redskins
Irish
Athens
Michigan
Reds Win and Cincinnati Braves Fight in Scorelines
Baseball summary features St Louis and Brooklyn meetings with Warneke and Shoun in late innings. Dominant RBIs by Martin, Weintraub, Padgett and others mark the game while Grange prepares for a meeting. attendance listed, plus a note on the angel fish with warning fins.
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St. Louis
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H. Martin
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Mise
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Football then and now a coaching school lecture
Henry McLemore recalls the 1869 Rutgers vs Princeton game as the first intercollegiate contest and contrasts Captain Gunmere and Captain Leggett with modern coaches Jock Sutherland Lou Little Clipper Smith and Dick Harlow. He surveys today’s complex schemes from intentional defense splits to various offensive formations and defenses noting the evolution of football from simple ball to astronomical complexity.
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Henry McLemore
New York
U.P
William S. Gunmere
Princeton
William Leggett
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N. J
Gunmere
Leggett
Jock Sutherland
Lou Little
Clipper Smith
Dick Harlow
Jersey
National basketball results and Thursday matchups list
Cincinnati and Philadelphia led with mixed scores as Boston Cleveland and New York posted varied results. Later action features Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston Toledo at Louisville Columbus at Indianapolis St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City with several standings clues in a compact schedule.
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Rome Canaan Rural School District Special Bond Election
Notice of a special election in Rome Canaan Rural School District to vote on issuing bonds to erect a fireproof auditorium gymnasium and classrooms. The plan seeks Federal Aid of 25000 dollars with a tax levy outside the ten mill limit, estimated at 0.97 mills for up to two years to cover principal and interest. The notice names election officials and sets the date as Tuesday September.
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Rome-Canaan
Athens County
David Johnson
Len B. McCune
New York and Detroit Play Rough, Crosetti Stars
Crosetti drives in two as New York defeats Detroit 8 7 in a sparse game. DiMaggio and Crosetti collect two base hits each while Gehringer adds a three base hit to spark the Tigers. Greenberg and Gordon contribute in the field as Gill allows seven runs in seven innings.
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Chisox rally past Nationals in tense nine run win
Chicago defeated Washington 8 to 2 as Behiueter West Appples and Owen led with multiple RBIs. Myer nailed a three base hit while Wat er and Bonura contributed key hits. Errors blemished both sides in a rough midweek baseball affair.
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Washington
Immons
Stainpeener Appletes
Behiueter West
Appling
Owen
Myer
Pete Hite
Waler
Bonura
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Radclif
New Links Champion Leach Shrugs Off Odd Putters
Lithuanian golfer Leach, 26, wins title using borrowed putter that weighs heavy head and breaks at the handle during a brush with the green. Despite equipment mishap, he posts a superb final round to capture the championship.
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Ellsworth Vines Qualifies for National Amateur Golf
Ellsworth Vines, famed tennis star now 26, returns to amateur status as he qualifies for the National Amateur golf championship at Oakmont Pennsylvania September 12 to 17. His 150 at Los Angeles Tuesday earned one of five spots from 468 hopefuls, but trails by 16 strokes the top two qualifiers.
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U.P
Ellsworth Vines
Oakmont
Elly
U. S
Southhampton
Newport
Los Angeles
Baseball scoreline with mixed team names and unclear data
A distorted box score fragment lists bats, hits, and pitchers for a game. It mentions Myatt driving in runs, Moore and Douvie, and Vandenberg and Coffman as pitchers with Tobin striking out. Attendance is unclear at around 1,600.
Beasley Bees Over Cubs In Wide Wisconsin Tilt
Baseball scoring shows Boston 8 Chicago 0 with Jim Turner credited for wins and Cerleton taking the loss. Key hits include Cuccinello Fletcher and Lopez each with two runs batted in. Errors listed as none, standouts Turner, Ceriston, and Warelle. Attendance 10,08. One fourth of UW coeds cannot wink per eye tests.
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Carleton
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French
Fletcher
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Cerleton
Bees August record best of any senior loop clubs
In August the Boston Bees led the National League with 19 wins and 12 losses for a .613 mark under Casey Stengel. The Cardinals were second at 18-13, Reds third 17-14, Cubs 16-14, Pirates 15-15, Giants 12-15, Dodgers 13-17, Phillies 9-19. Pirates still hold a large pennant lead. Reds have chance with nine games left. In the American League the New York Yankees virtually clinched a third straight pennant with five straight wins and nine of 10. Red Kress and Buster Mills drove in runs for the Browns, while Cleveland and Chicago wins also occurred.
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Pirates
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Dodgers
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Jim Tobin
Dick Coffman
Bees
Jim Turner
Phils
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Yanks
Detroit
Red Kress
Buster Mills
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
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Athletics
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Washington
John Rigney
Senators
Vander Meer to be honored by League Sunday
Cincinnati starJohnny Vander Meer of the Reds who pitched two consecutive no hitters this season will receive a silver bust plaque from the National League before the Reds game against the Cubs. The plaque bears the inscription praising his immortal accomplishment pitching two no hit games.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
National League
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Vander Meer
Reds schedule fills Labor Day weekend with doubleheaders
Indians 10, Macks 8 scores and Vander Meer status noted. Cincinnati Reds plan a doubleheader with the Cubs this Saturday and a Sunday game honoring Vander Meer. Labor Day features a home twin bill against the St Louis Cardinals followed by a single contest. A September 7 and 8 clash with the Pittsburgh Pirates set Crosley Field’s last night games of the season.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirates
Crosley Field
Godman Team Wins League Game Tuesday
Logan Godman No 11 defeated Chamber of Commerce 3 to 0 in a pitchers battle. Marion Strawn pitched for the winners and Tom Rush pitched for the losers in the Tuesday Logan Softball League game.
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Godman
Chamber of Commerce
Marion Strawn
Tom Rush
Cronin Leads Dodgers Past Red Sox In Slugfest
Cronin powers a 9 run eruption as Boston falls 9 to 5 to Cleveland team power. McQuinn, Voremik, and Mills contribute. Doerr, Higgins, Peacock drive key RBIs. Bert Krese note and attendance listed as 4,690.
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Nurses to Graduate at Holzer Hospital School
Announcement states the 1958 graduation exercises for Holzer Hospital School for Nurses will be held Monday evening September 19 at Grace Methodist Church. Dr and Mrs C E Holzer host a dinner for graduates Friday September 16 in the Methodist Church dining room.
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McCarthy Leads Ohio Golfers Into U S Amateur Qualifiers
Maurice McCarthy top scored at Camargo with 72 72 for 144 to lead nine Ohioans into the U S Amateur at Oakmont September 12. Bob Servis Dayton shot 73 73 for 146, with Billy Deupree Jr Fort Mitchell 150 Bob Sulzer Hamilton County 151 John Busemeyer Wyoming earning final spot after 152 total and playoff. In Cleveland area Dan Carmichael Columbus Eddie Meister Cleveland 148 each Bob Bingham Cleveland 150 John Roberts Columbus clinched spot after playoff with Tom Whiteway Cleveland the two tied 153 for final spots.
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Ohio
Camargo Country Club
Bob Servis
Dayton
John W. Roberts
Columbus
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Cleveland
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