BREEZING WITH BRIETZ SPORTS NOTES AND QUIPS
Reds right hander Gene Thompson is on crutches after a Tuesday squabble with the Dodgers and will miss about ten days. Carl Snavely earned more Cornell coaching honors at the Utah State clinic. Washington Redskins reportedly have 90 000 frogskins from 10 000 tickets sold. Doug Dean of Buford Ga has a 58 game hitting streak. Bobby Lawrence of DeKalb Ga shines in amateur tourney with five wins in six days. Dodgers and Reds NL lead chase feature left field and right field rotations. Yanks’ woes blamed on two factors. Guest star Tom Anderson notes Tennessee football players affected by Hollywood captions. Bulldogs Turner and Sam Hammerstrom tipped for starting spots on Western and Eastern All-Star squads. Mel Ott Day on the horizon with suggestions for nighttime ceremonies. Umpire dustup in Georgia Florida League sparks Sonny Jones quip about umpires.
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Eddie Brietz
NEW York
Gene
Doug Dean
Buford
Bobby Lawrence
DeKalb
Angott defeats Casti Glione for NBA lightweight crown
Sammy Angott outpointed Nick Casti Glione over 10 rounds in Chicago to defend his NBA lightweight title non title bout. Angott carried the fight with cleaner punching as Casti Glione pressed for the upset in Louisville's champion show.
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Chicago
Sammy Angott
Louisville
Nick Castiglione
Orbiston Splits Doubleheader With Zanesville
Orbiston split a doubleheader with Zanesville dropping the first game 8 to 6 in 10 innings and winning the second five innings 2 to 0. The clubs meet Canton next Sunday in a twin bill. Floyd Wade from Glouster Route 4 was listed for game details.
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Canton
Floyd Wade
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HE Stewart
Mattey
Smith
Reihl
Kussmaul
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Garich
Mattingly
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Manent
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Sf Bennett
Anne
Campbell
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Wnes
F. Wade
Cf. Niet
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Rf Einnngedins
Sikora
Eee Ener
Rf O
Birds Beaten Again by Raws Birds Beaten Again by Raws
The Columbus Red Birds lost to the Kansas City Blues 11 to 5, dropping to third in the American Association. St Paul aided their standings with a 7 to 3 win over Louisville. Milwaukee beat Toledo 12 to 9, then Toledo won the 10 inning rematch 4 to 2. Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis 8 to 6 after a late rally by Indianapolis.
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Associated Press
Columbus Red Birds
Kansas City
Blues
St. Paul
Louisville
Saints
Milwaukee
Brewers
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Indians
Columbus Boxer Freddie Pope Wins State Bantam Title
The Columbus Boxing Commission crowned Freddie Pope of Columbus as state bantamweight champion after a decisive 10 round win over Joey Palmo of Cincinnati last night.
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Columbus
Columbus Boxing Commission
Freddie Pope
Joey Palmo
Cincinnati
Reds Stretch Lead to Eight Games After Night Contest
The Cincinnati Reds crushed the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 3 at Ebbets Field to extend their NL lead to eight games. Bucky Walters earned his 15th win as the Reds swept the series, while Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago posted high offense in the American League. The Dodgers suffered a rare fielding errorless series as the Reds improved to 7-2 against Brooklyn this year.
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Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bucky Walters
Redlegs
Reds
Dodgers
Walters
Ebbets Field
Bucky
Dixie Walker
Jim Wasdell
Joe Medwick
Dolph Camilli
Dodgers and Frey Fined After Ebbets Field Fight
Pete Coscarart and Whitlow Wyatt of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Lonnie Frey of the Cincinnati Reds were fined $25 each today by NL President Ford Frick for the Tuesday incident at Ebbets Field.
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New York
Pete Coscarart
Whitlow Wyatt
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lonnie Frey
Cincinnati Reds
Ford Frick
National League
Ebbets Field
Standings and Friday Games Across Leagues
Yesterday results list Boston over Chicago 4 to 2 and Cincinnati 6 to 3 over Brooklyn with rain postponements for St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit beat Washington 7 to 5 as Chicago 12 defeated Boston 10, others include St Louis 14 over New York 12 and Milwaukee 12 over Toledo 9 in 10 innings. Friday schedule features Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York with multiple city matchups across the Association and National leagues.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Association Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Association Columbus
Kansas City
Athens Women Golfers Capture Marietta Parkersburg Invite
Mrs Roy Shirley Mrs Mike Heaney Miss Irene Devlin and Mrs J E Algeo won prizes at the Marietta and Parkersburg Invitational. Shirley took low gross and most sevens, Heaney had the fewest putts at Marietta and tied Parkersburg, Algeo earned most sevens at Parkersburg, Devlin won low net in flight three at Marietta. Local players listed and no women’s tournament at the Country Club this week due to Zanesville Invitational tomorrow.
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Roy Shirley
Mike Heaney
Irene Devlin
J. E. Algeo
Marietta and
Parkersburg
Shirley
Marietta
Heaney
John Algeo
Dev‘lin
Art Comer
R. J. Studer
Neil Thomas
Lee Wilson
Zanesville Country Club
Indians Rally Past Athletics to Claim Fifth Straight
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 7 to 6 to extend their win streak and stay a half game behind Detroit. Roy Weatherly homered twice, Al Smith collected three hits, and Mel Harder was poised to pitch a complete game before the late rally. Battered by 14 hits, the Athletics struggle as New York and Washington loom.
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Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Washington
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
Mel
Lee
Buck) Ross
Bob Feller
Keith Monroe
Roy Weatherly
Philadelphia
Detroit Tigers
al Smith
Nate Andrews
Harry Elisenstat
Mackmen
Chubby Dean
Herman Besse
Bill Beckman
Ey Simmons
Beckman
Genmeon
Cacneccsen
Chapman
Feveky
Aeabi
O Bell
Ak Te Kelner
Mack
Hemsley
Smith
Andrews
Eisenstat
Beese
B. Chapman
Weatherly
Trosky
McCoy
Siebert
Miles
Rubeling
Moses
Johnson
Keltner
Boudreau
Dean
Besse
B Beckman
Brancato
Tennis finals carded tonight in Athens City Mixed Doubles
Betty Henderson and Ray Oliver face Mary Lou Hornstein and John Pickens at 6 30 this evening in the Athens City Mixed Doubles final held at the high school playground Wandawene and Aen Based
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Betty Henderson
Ray Oliver
Mary Lou Hornstein
John Pickens
Athens City
Wandawene
Aen
Beckleys Trim Bob's Lunch In Athens City Softball Win
Beckleys moved back into the win column in the Athens City Softball League last night by defeating Bob's Lunch 11 to 3. Delbert Hayes held the losers to four hits while his teammates pounded out nine safeties off Fin Sterwald.
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Beckleys
Athens City
Bob
Delbert Hayes
Finsterwald
Black Cats End Losing Streak in Hutchinson
Hutchinson’s Pirates snapped a nine-game Western Association slide by buying nine black cats for $9. Manager Buzz Arlitt tossed a cat at Joplin pitcher Johnny Orr in the first inning and drove in two runs. In the ninth with the score 11 all, Arlitt hit a triple to win.
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Kas
Pirates
Black Cats
Buzz Arilitt
Cats
Joplin
Johnny Orr
Arlitt
All-Star Grid Team Chosen For Charity Game At Soldier Field
Nile Kinnick leads an All-Star college eleven selected from a national vote of 6.58 million ballots to play the Green Bay Packers on August 29 at Soldier Field. USC and Ohio State stars headline the lineup with Kinnick Brock and Thesing among top vote getters. pros and collegians have split the prior six games two wins each and two ties.
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Iowa
Nile Kinnick
University of Southern California
Green Bay Packers
Soldier Field
Chicago Tribune
Bill Fisk
U.S.C.A
Esco Sarkkinen
Ohio State
Nick Cutlich
Northwestern
Joe Boyd
Texas A
Harry Smith
Us.c.a
Jim Logan
Indiana
Clyde
Turner
Hardin-Simmons
Ambrose Schindler
Kinnick
Lou Brock
Purdue
Joe Thesing
Notre Dame
Collegians
Co-Medalists Clash Today In National Public Links Meet
DETROIT AP two par busting youths who broke qualifying records for amateur golf share medalist honors with a 138. Worth Stimits Jr. Colorado College senior and Edward J. Furgol 22 of Utica N Y advanced as others fell in the first two rounds. Defending champion Andy Szwedka of Pittsburgh was eliminated by William Bubls of Chicago 3 and 2. Stimus then beat Marshall Springer 3 and 1 and survived a 20 hole win over F E Ames. Furgol defeated Edward Ebel 3 and 2 and William Fritz 2 up. Two 18 hole rounds today trim field to four with semis tomorrow and finals Saturday in 36 holes.
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Detroit
Long Rackham Municipal
Worth Stimits, Jr
Colorado College
Edward J. Furgol
Utica
N. Y
Andy Szwedka
Pittsburgh
William Bubls
Chicago
David A. Mitchell
Atlanta
William Doll
Louisville
Doll
Carl Kauffman
Kauffman
Jack la Rose
Stimus
Marshall Springer
F. E. Ames
Beaumont
Tex
Furgol
Edward Ebel
Minneapolis
William Fritz
San Francisco
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