Braves Invade Flatbush For Crucial 4-Game Set
Milwaukee opens a 4 game series at Ebbets Field against the Brooklyn Dodgers in a do or die stretch. Dodgers lead by five games as Milwaukee hopes to disrupt the Dodgers in Brooklyn while both clubs faced rainouts yesterday. Other league results include the Yankees collapsing in Cleveland 10 2 and the Tigers extending a winning streak with two wins over Washington.
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Cincinnati
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Stengel Calms Fans Admits Yankees Struggle
Casey Stengel said the first place Yankees are "playing bad every place" after a 19 2 loss to Cleveland. He remained hopeful, praising the Indians and insisting the club will rebound with better hitting pitching and fielding.
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Casey Stengel
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Fort Worth Welcomes Golf Icon Ben Hogan
Fort Worth honors its hometown hero Ben Hogan on his return as National Open and British Open champion. Crowds will line streets to greet the celebrated golfer who began his career at Glen Garden Country Club and now returns to the city in triumph.
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New York
Glen Garden Country Club
Marietta Boat Races Highlight Sesquicentennial Festivities
Marietta hosts outboard boat races on the Muskingum as part of Ohio’s Sesquicentennial summer. The American Legion’s Mid-Fast Regatta is scheduled for Aug 22 and 23, a long running event since 1928 sanctioned by the Mid-Fast Outboard Association and the American Power Boat Association.
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Martin's G E Golf Team Ties For Lead in Hocking League
Martin's G E of Logan and LOGAN-Paul's Cleaners of Nelsonville shared the lead in the Hocking Golf League as nine holes ended the first half. The Cleaners dropped a 10-6 match to Keynes Millers while Martin's edged Thomas Bar and Grill 7 to 6.
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Claude Chrisman
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Ray Hummel
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Kinney leaves Hubbard for East Liverpool football staff
Track coach Ed Kinney resigns from Hubbard High to join East Liverpool High School as an assistant football coach, shifting from track duties to gridiron responsibilities.
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Youngstown
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Hubbard High School
East Liverpool High
Perkowski Blanks Bucs in First Inning rout
Harry Perkowski scattered eight hits as the Cincinnati Redlegs shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-0. Willard Marshall homered, Jim Greengrass delivered a two run double, and Rocky Bridges added a first inning four run burst. The Pirates were held to no runs as four pitchers limited Ted Kluszewski.
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Cicinnati Redlegs
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Schedule and standings for National League clubs
The page lists NL team records and standings with Milwaukee Brooklyn Philadelphia New York St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburgh. It details upcoming games for Friday and Thursday results with losses and weather notes along with Saturday fixtures and times for each matchup.
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Baseball and basketball results with schedule highlights
The記 article lists standings for multiple leagues with New York and Detroit leading while Boston and St. Louis trail. It includes Prism schedule notes for New York at Detroit Boston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Cleveland and results from Thursday and Saturday games across several teams and cities.
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Browns Sail to Seventh Straight Win in Four-Hit Show
Pitcher Hector Brown nicknamed Skinny of the Red Sox pitched a four-hitter to beat Chicago 4-3 for his seventh straight win and his 10th of the season. Luke Foster of the Indians hit a 45 foot homer and a single driving in two as Cleveland routed the Yankees 10-2.
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Skinny) Brown
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Oliver Leads In AC Open
Ed Porky Oliver, the Palm Springs veteran, holds a one stroke lead after the second round of the $17,500 Kansas City Open at Milburn Country Club. His 65 followed by other players posting 66s, including Lloyd Mangrum Niles, Al Besselink Grossinger, Buster Mills Kansas City, and Earl Stewart Jr. Dallas, keeps Oliver near the top as the final round approaches.
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Williams Out on August 1 From Marine Duty
Washington dispatch reports Ted Williams will be released by the Marine Corps around August 1 and may return to the Boston Red Sox outfield later in the season. He told the Boston Post he will follow team needs, though he expects about a month before readiness. Williams is under observation at Bethesda Naval Hospital for an ear ailment that grounded him as a jet pilot in Korea.
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Hazeldean Adam Wins at Hilliards Raceway in Two Heats
Hazeldean Adam driven by D Butt won both heats of the $1,000 Home Talent Stakes for three year olds at Hilliards Raceway. He clocked 2:12 1-5 in the third race and was only a fifth slower in the sixth. General Gallon posted the night’s fastest race and paid $7.40 for the win after taking the $500 seventh class Pace B in 2:08 1-5.
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Sports Mirror Today Olympic record in 110 meter hurdles
A look back through years shows Harrison Dillard setting an Olympic record of 13.7 seconds in the 110 meter hurdles. Other vintage notes recall the Red Sox beating the Indians 6-5 and 2-1 to end their AL lead, Gunder Haegg defeating Gil Dodds in a 4 12 3 mile, and Joe Judge being released by the Dodgers.
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Galen Hanover Triumphs In Mattituck Pace at Roosevelt
Galen Hanover owned by Mrs. Virginia Nottingham of Cape Charles Virginia scored a two length victory last night in the Mattituck Pace at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York.
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Jones Honors Hogan While Acknowledging Change In Golf Greatness
Bobby Jones at a dinner honoring Ben Hogan praised his skill and character while noting evolving times in golf. Jones, a Grand Slammer and former champion, said he could not beat Hogan at 28 and predicted future debates over who is greatest. Hogan expressed gratitude, with Sarazen remarking on golf’s royal year alongside England’s queen.
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Ben Hogan
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New Marshfield Heiners aim to wrap up first half crown
In the Ohio Valley League doubleheader Sunday New Marshfield Heiner's Bread meet the New Marshfield Vets seeking a win to claim the first half title. The second game counts toward the second half standings as Nelsonville hosts Albany in a twin bill with a postponed opener from the first half.
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Whitfield Seeks Fifth World Mark in 1000 Meters
Mal Whitfield Olympic 800 meter champion bids for a fifth world mark in the 1000 meters in Goteborg Sweden. The ex-Ohio State star now with Grand Street Boys of New York ran 2 22.3 to miss the record of 2 21.3 set by O W Aberg of Sweden last fall after clocking 2 22.3 at Stockholm Tuesday. Wes Santee of Kansas, in a separate note, posted the fastest American 1500 meters ever, 3 minutes 44.2 seconds, narrowly beating Sweden's Sune Karlsson.
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Ohio State
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University of Kansas
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Springfield High coach resigns for Cincinnati post
Lowell Storm, longtime Springfield High line coach, resigned yesterday to take the freshman line coach job at the University of Cincinnati, where he previously played after graduating in 1950.
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