Reds Trade Baumholtz Sauer for Two Better Players
Cincinnati reporters note mixed results from a Crosley Field road trip as the Reds traded Frankie Baumholtz and Hank Sauer to Chicago claiming they acquired two better ball players. Boston series highlights include errors by Ted Kluszewski and Walker Cooper, Blackwell’s relief outing, and Johnny Antonelli’s strong nightcap for the Braves.
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Midget Racing At Buck's Speedway Crowds Hit Thrills
A capacity crowd at Buck's Speedway watched Speedy Estep clock 23.9 in time trials and win the feature on a three-eighth mile track. Gene Comstock ran second with a broken front axle, Red Lanham followed, and Estep tied his track record set last Sunday. A spin by Ervin and a wheel swap by Conkey caused a restart before Conkey finished fifth. Bucks will race again July 3 with a promised strong field headed by Ray Cuckler.
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Patton Equals Mark in 220 Yard Dash at NCAA Meet
Mel Patton of Southern California won the 100 yard dash in 9.7 seconds and then tied the NCAA meet record in the 220 yard dash with 20.4 seconds. Andy Stanfield of Seton Hall finished second in the 220 and Patton’s team led the meet with 48 points after 11 events.
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UC Football Games To Be Televised
Cincinnati WKRC will televise seven UC home football games under a current contract that covers television rights. The university had previously opened rights for competition, and WKRC previously aired Cincinnati games on radio.
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Folden wins 20 lap feature at Dunbar oval
Folden of Dunbar passed Red Lanham on lap 17 to win the 20 lap feature at the local quarter mile Saturday night. Estep second after overtaking Lanham on the final lap, Joysa fourth with an 18.9 on the track record pace, no serious wrecks. Racing continues at Tored Saturdays with trials at 7:30 p.m. per Mrs Potts.
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Feller Beats Yankees in Comeback Showdown
Bob Feller silenced doubters with six hitter through seven innings as the Indians beat the Yankees 4 2 to gain ground in the standings. Mickey Vernon homered and Larry Doby Dale Mitchell made key catches to support the win.
Pedigo and Finsterwald Lead Country Club Qualifiers
Roger Pedigo and Don Finsterwald led the field in a 36 hole qualifier to select the Athens Country Club team for the Southeastern Ohio tournament at Marietta. They posted 144s with Dick Widdoes third at 146 and George Rutkoskie 148.
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Wishing Season Recalls Izaak Walton's Life and Work
This reminiscence marks the start of a fishing season with notes on Izaak Walton born August 9 1593 in Stafford England. It highlights his move from ironmonger to clerical circles and The Compleat Angler first published 1653, expanding to 21 chapters by 1676 with Charles Cotton joining as coauthor.
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Izaak Walton and Baseball Fame in a Mixed Tale
Izaak Walton admired angling and wrote The Compleat Angler with a gentle wit. The piece notes his biographical works and death on December 15, 1683, while a separate baseball fact recalls Babe Ruth striking out 1330 times and the Chicago White Sox’s 1919 AL flag drought.
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Ohio U Girls Lose In Tennis Tourney
In Montclair New Jersey the Ohio University doubles team Ruth Haberacher and Marilyn Dipple fell 6-0 6-1 to Joan Koch and Barbara Scarlett of Vassar College in the 27th Eastern Intercollegiate tournament final. Scarlett also won the women’s title by defeating Adrienne Goldberg Ayares of Goucher College 8-6 6-1.
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City Court Loop Opens with Recreation League Play
The City Recreation basketball league starts Monday with four teams Blairs Nuzums Bolins and Watkins. Director Harry Lackey announced play will be on the Rufus Putnam school outdoor court at 6 15 p m on Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays. First week matches are Blairs vs Nuzums Watkins vs Bolins and Blairs vs Bolins.
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Sinkwich Becomes Erie Vets Coach and Player
Frankie Sinkwich, former University of Georgia star, signed to coach the Erie Vets pro football team in Erie Pennsylvania. He plans to try playing again, with training set to start August 20.
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Bethlehem Football Franchise Sold
Bethlehem announces sale of its APFL franchise to a syndicate headed by Al Ennis veteran sports promoter and two coaches Ennis former general manager of the Philadelphia Eagles NFL led the deal with the group confirmation today
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Sitko Marries Eldora Liddy in Fort Wayne Church
Emil F. Sitko Notre Dame halfback wed Eldora Ann Liddy at St Pauls Catholic Church in Fort Wayne. Sitko, son of Lewis T. Sitko, will reside in South Bend after August. he still has a year of football eligibility at Notre Dame.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Yesterday's Games
Major league results show Cleveland over New York 6 to 4 in a nine inning finish. St Louis 2 Philadelphia 8 in nine with extra base hits. Brooklyn 2 Chicago 8 and Cincinnati 7 New York 9 in nine. National League and American Association standings updated with multiple clashes across divisions.
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Night baseball matchups across major cities set
Night games scheduled across six cities with starting lineups and pitcher records highlighted. Boston hosts Detroit while New York visits St Louis and Chicago meets Washington. Other games pit Cleveland against Philadelphia and St Louis against New York with Columbus at Toledo.
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1949 Baseball Yearly Totals Snapshot
A compact list of leading players and stats from the 1949 season shows Kell Detroit batting .353 with 80 hits. Joost Philadelphia 61 runs and 16 home runs sharing the mark. Williams Boston 66 RBIs and 16 homers. Raschi New York 11 wins 9 losses with strong ERA. Robinson Brooklyn leading in batting with 358 and 83 hits. Sewell Pittsburgh 4-0 1.000 ERA anchoring the pitching.
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Middleport Legion Seeks Ball Players
Middleport in Bend area invites young players to try out for the Junior American Legion team announced by manager Sam Walters. Practices are at the Middleport football field on Monday and Tuesday and at Carson's Playground on remaining nights. The team has won its first two games and will face Logan Wednesday night.
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Indians walk off Yanks in 11th for 4-2 win
Mickey Vernon slugged a tying homer with one on in the 11th inning to beat the New York Yankees 4-2. Virgil Trucks and Fred Hutchinson shut out the Senators 9-0 and 7-0, allowing four and eight hits respectively.
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Grodzicki Sent to Rochester
John Grodzicki, former St Louis Cardinals pitcher who suffered a shattered leg in World War II, has been sent by Houston of the Texas League to Rochester of the International League. Grodzicki joined Houston this year in a bid to return to the majors.
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Hofman Sent to Minneapolis and Hausmann Back with Giants
Bobby Hofman, rookie second baseman, was sent to Minneapolis by the New York Giants under 24 hour recall. His departure clears the way for George Hausmann to rejoin the roster as the first Mexican League jumper to return after Amnesty Proclamation. The Harness Grand Circuit extends to November 26 with Hollywood Park if repairs are completed.
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National clay court championships set for River Forest
The National clay court championships are scheduled this year for July 1 to 17 at River Forest Illinois with the venue listed as River For rest.
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Syracuse Tigers top Racine in Ohio Valley action
Syracuse beat Racine 7-5 in a late innings rally as Syracuse and Hartford each win to stay atop the Ohio Valley standings. Reedaville split with Gallipolis, while Twin Cities fell to Hartford 6-5 in seven innings.
Indianapolis Regains First as Colonel Streak Ends
Indianapolis sweeps Louisville 4-0 and 4-3 to reclaim first place in the American Association. St. Paul splits with Milwaukee to hold runners up, while Columbus and Toledo post mixed results. Minneapolis and Kansas City split, with Milwaukee beating St Paul in the nightcap.
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Author Popowski Wins National Crow Shooting Championship
Grand Rapids crowds witnessed Bert Popowski of Aberdeen 8 D win the crow shooting title by bagging 15 birds in three hours. He received the Sports Afield and the Rausenberger trophies, marking his first national championship despite his national reputation as a crow shooting writer.
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