Chandler opposes Sunday night baseball in st Louis
Baseball commissioner A B Chandler orders cancellation of a proposed Sunday night game between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Brooklyn Dodgers citing interference with church attendance and public goodwill. Fred Saigh supports the game while Branch Rickey’s stance remains unclear.
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Gavilan Beats Koballa In Columbus Ring
New York fighter Kid Gavilan aged 151 outpointed Mike Koballa 15114 in a ten round bout. In St Paul Jackie Graves 129 outpointed Pat Iacobucci 127 for ten rounds. In Brooklyn Elis Ask 18014 defeated Masino Sanna 185 over ten rounds. American Legion junior team Glouster vs Bul Glouster to play Buchtel Sunday at 2 30 p m local grounds.
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OU Nine and Trackmen in Weekend Action
Ohio University pursues a baseball playoff bid at East Lansing against Western Michigan with Don Poling set to start and Jerry Hogan opposing. The 24 4 Bobcats aim to reach the District 4 NCAA finals and possibly Omaha. OU track squad sends five runners and throwers to the All Ohio meet at Ohio Wesleyan with Hesketh Martina Umstead DiBaggio Perkins in events.
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Jim Umstead
Tony DiBaggio
Rupel Perkins
Kent State Announces 25 Game Basketball Schedule
Kent State University reveals a 25 game schedule for the upcoming season in the new men s physical education building. Key event is the inaugural state university tournament at Kent December 22 23 featuring Miami Bowling Green and Ohio U. Newcomers include Pittsburgh Marquette and Arkansas alongside traditional foes.
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Adrian
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Western Reserve
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Youngstown
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Mt. Union
Xavier
Wooster
St. Francis
Heidelberg
Baseball Scores and Highlights From Major League Action
Summary of New York and Brooklyn games with line scores and key pitchers including Kennedy Hartung Hansen Westrum and A Walker for New York. Branca Palica Campanella for Brooklyn. Sain Johnson Antonelli Donovan Cooper. Brecheen Martin Rice for St Louis. Raffensberger win for Reds. Doerr three homers and eight RBIs in Red Sox 29-4 rout of St Louis.
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Chicago
Kennedy
Hartung
Hansen
Westrum
Lade
Voiselle
Hiller
Rush
VanderMeer
Owen
A. Walker
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Branca
Palica
Campanella
Chambers
Werle
McCullough
Boston
St. Louis
Sain
Johnson
Antonelli
Donovan
Cooper
Crandall
Bobby Doerr
Red Sox
Ken Raffensberger
Reds
Phils
Phillies
Braves
Pirates
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Giants
Baseball Night Schedule With City Matchups
Today’s card lists games across major leagues with pitchers and times for Detroit at New York St. Louis at Boston Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati Boston at St. Louis New York at Chicago Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo St Paul at Milwaukee Minneapolis at Kansas City and more.
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Brecheen
Martin
Rice
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Lix
Johnson
Meyer
Donnelly
Borowy
Konstanty
Seminick
Raffensberger
Howell
St. Louis
Boston
Fannin
Marshall
Schacht
Ferrick
Lollar
Moss
Stobbs
Batts
Chicago
Cain
Gumpert
Masi
Kellner
Guerra
Detroit
New York
Houtteman
White
Swift
Byrne
Berra
Cleveland
Washington
Lemon
Benton
Pieretti
Flores
Bearden
Hogan Kuzava
Harris
Evans
American Association
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
W. L. Pet G
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati American Association
Kansas
Gray
Lopat
Garver
McDermott
Marrero
Wight
Hooper
Palica
Banta
Werle
Heintzelman
Erautz
Hall
Chipman
Lanier
Jansen
Schmitz
Baseball Leaders and Standouts Across The League
Highlights include Williams Salem and Stephens Boston leading in runs with 51, Stephens driving in 61, Kell of Detroit topping hits with 68 and Kell doubles with 17, Henrich of New York mobile triple leader, Williams 16 homers, Dillinger and Doby tied for stolen bases with four, Reynolds Raschi and Leman high in strikeouts, Byrne and Miller noted for pitching.
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Stephens
Kell
Detroit
Henrich
New York
Dillinger
Philadelphia
DiMaggio
Doby
Cleveland
Reynolds
Raschi
Leman
Byrne
Musial
St. Louis
Jethroe
Sauer
Chicago
Slaughter
Robinson
Brooklyn
Second Division Clubs Cup AA Games Highlight Upset Night
In the American Association the lower division clubs swept five games from top teams. Milwaukee swept a double header from St Paul 8-0 and 8-2 to pace the standings. Toledo shocked Louisville 9-6. Columbus beat Indianapolis 6-3. Kansas City edged Minneapolis 6-5.
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St. Paul
Apostles
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Johnson and Grove Lead AL in Wins Losses and Runs
Walter Johnson and Robert Lefty Grove four times led the American League in both win loss percentage and earned runs.
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Robert “Lefty
Grove
Rankin Favored In Ohio Seniors Golf Championship
Columbus veteran Allen Rankin 56, favored to win his fifth Ohio Seniors title at Scioto Country Club after opening round 74 two over par. Estel Shaffer, 60, a Columbus music store dealer, posted the second best score of 79.
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Fans Remember Boston 29-4 Romp Over Browns
Boston Red Sox dazzle St Louis Browns 29 to 4 on June 8, 1950 with Bobby Doerr hitting three homers and eight RBIs while Ted Williams and Walt Dropo add two each. Yankees also win. NL tight as St Louis and Brooklyn contest first.
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Samsons
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Boston
New York Yankees
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Louisville
Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
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Cubs
Cleveland
Yankees
Bobby Doerr
Ted Williams
Walt Dropp
Chuck Stubbs
Browns
Pomeroy Blues Buicks Face Somerville Stout in Twin Bill
Pomeroy Blaetmar Buicks softball team hosts Somerville Stout Motors of Point Pleasant in a Sunday doubleheader at Pomeroy High Field. Buicks have lost three of four, after a split with Rutland 4 2 and 5 4. Lakin's Red Birds beat them 7 2, and Wellston routed Charley Kapteina 21 3 in a midweek game.
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Blaetmar Buicks
Somerville-Stout Motors
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy High Field
Buicks
Rutland
Lakin
Red Birds
Wellston
Charley Kapteina
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