Browns Favor Ohio State Gridders as Roster Core
Coach Paul Brown continues to favor Ohio State trained players in his Cleveland Browns squad while evaluating potential pre season experiments. Notable Buckeyes linked to Brown include Les Horvath who stayed with the Browns after trying out, and ex Buckeyes released include Dean Sensabaugher Mike Cannovino and Dave Templeton. The story notes strong rival efforts and a looming question about whether the Browns can be beaten this season.
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Paul Brown
Ohio State
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Les Horvath
Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Buckeyes
Dean Sensabaugher
Mike Cannovino
Dave Templeton
Athens Entrants Qualify In Caddie Tournament
Athens players advance as the fourth National Caddie Championship begins at Ohio State University. Gene Charney and Jack Algeo face strong teen opponents as match play opens, with qualifier scores and rounds listed. Don Finsterwald of Athens is eliminated in the National Amateur by Ken Rogers after a late rally.
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Columbus
Athens
Ohio State University
Gene Charney
Wilson Mobley
Chapmanville
W.va
Jack Algeo
James Mitrione
Hamilton, C
Mitrione
Algeo
Charney
Rochester
N.Y
Don Finsterwald
Ohio
Ken Rogers
Hollywood
Calif
Ohio University
Parkersburg
W. Va
Rogers
Finsterwald
Finsterw
Injuries Strike AHS Squad Brightens Defense Scrimmage
Athens High footballers complete 16 days of practice with 19 sessions planned. Injuries limit Guthrie and Smith while Frost and Cabeen push for roles. Parkis and Widdoes compete for ball carrying and quarterback duties as tackle depth grows under Coach Lackey.
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Bulldogs
Harry Lackey
AHL
Dick Guthrie
Jack Glass
Johnny Smith
Frank Hooper
Guthrie
Virgil Frost
Smith
Lackey
Frost
Nick Parkis
Dick Widdoes
Columbus North
John Blair
George Goode
George Cabeen
Cabeen
Goode
Ronnie Cox
Kim Brooks
Frank Watkins
Phil Nye
Dan Whitehouse
Whitey Gibbs
Indians Rally In 14-Inning Win To Extend Overtime Streak
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 7 to 6 in 14 innings to stretch its overtime win streak to 16. Jim Hegan homered as Al Benton and Bob Schantz pitched well. Lou Brissie outdueled Early Wynn in game two, though the A’s won 2 to 1. The Indians gain a half game on the Yankees while St Louis and Boston narrow their margins.
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al Benton
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Mer Vale
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Pete Sude
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Cards Have Lot of Respect For Dodgers, Dyer Says
Philadelphia report quotes Eddie Dyer about the St Louis Cardinals home stronghold 18 of 28 remaining games at home and a 11 19 mark versus Brooklyn. He notes George Munger ready to return and praises Howie Pollet Max Lanier and the pitching staff while predicting a tight pennant race.
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Eddie Dyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Dyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
George Munger
Boston
Howie Pollet
Dyer Munger
Max Lanier
Pollet
Munger
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Braves
Golf legends and results across decades
Sports mirror highlights past golf and baseball milestones. A year ago Gene Dahlbender eliminated defending champion Robert Riegel in the National Amateur. Three years ago Patty Berg won the women's National Open 5 and 4 over Betty Jameson. Five years prior Bobby Doerr left the Red Sox for the Army. Ten years ago Paul Bunyan won the Westchester Open with a 283 for the fifth time.
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Robert
Skee) Riegel
Patty Berg
Betty Jameson
Bobby Doer
Boston Red Sox
Army
Paul Bunyan
Marietta Has 32 Out for Football
Marietta College opened practice as coach Mickey Glad welcomed 32 grid candidates for an eight game schedule starting September 17. The Pioneers meet West Liberty in neutral Martins Ferry and play weekly through November 5 ending with Carnegie Tech at Marietta. Ten expect later reportees will bring the squad to about the 1948 size.
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Mickey Glad
Marietta College
Pioneers
West Liberty
Martins Ferry
Carnegie Tech
NRA Tourney This Weekend
Washington D C celebrates as Arthur Cook defends his American title at the NRA 65th National Rifle Championships held at Camp Dodge Iowa. The 21 year old Olympic champion faces 250 top sharpshooters in an eight match 2000 point course including 11 regional champions and 42 state title holders. Noted rivals include Robert Perkins Dave Carlson Donald Mercer John Kelly Robert Sinclaire and Ralph Travis among others from Fresno New Haven Fort Worth Palm Beach Waterloo and more.
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D. C
Arthur Cook
National Rifle Association
Camp Dodge
Iowa
United States
Mississippi River
Cook
Robert Perkins
Fresno
Calif
Dave Carlson
New Haven
Yesterday's Results in Major League Baseball Scores
Detailed box scores show multiple games across the American and National Leagues with Philadelphia Cleveland New York St Louis Washington Chicago Boston Detroit Pittsburgh New York and Chicago results. Notable tallies include Milwaukee and Indianapolis in the American Association standings and rain delays affecting St Louis at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Reese
Ennis
Philadelphia
Hatton
Cincinnati
Musial
St. Louis
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Wilks
Spahn
Boston
Baseball nightly schedule with multiple matchups across leagues
Night games feature New York at St. Louis and St. Louis at Philadelphia while Boston faces Detroit and Philadelphia plays Cleveland. Other pairings include Washington at Chicago Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York A eehete meets Boston Lade faces Spahn St Louis visits Philadelphia Indianapolis plays Columbus Milwaukee hosts St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis Toledo against Louisville all night games listed.
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Toledo
Baseball Stat Leaders and Batting Honors Listed
The record lists top players by team in runs batted in hits doubles and home runs with Robinson Brooklyn leading in several categories. Williams Boston shows prominent totals in runs and hits while Kell Detroit and Mitchell Cleveland appear in doubles and other categories.
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Boston
Stephens
Mitchell
Cleveland
Kell
Detroit
Cincinnati Legion Wallops Atlanta in Little World Series
Cincinnati's American Legion junior baseball team routed Atlanta 16 to 7 in game two of the Little World Series. Cincinnati broke ahead with a power surge and maintained control until Earl Hemberger yielded in the seventh inning after carrying a no-hitter through four frames.
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Cincinnati
American Legion
Atlanta
Earl Hemberger
Giants rout Pirates as Thompson and Thomson power offense
Hank Thompson and Bobby Thomson each homered doubled and added two singles as the Giants routed the Pirates 12 to 5. Pitcher Al Benton held the A's scoreless in relief, earning a 7 to 6 decision for Cleveland.
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Bobby Thomson
Giants
Pirates
al Benton
Tndians
Saints Chase AA lead as skirmish for first tightens
In the American Association race St Paul holds a 3 1/2 game edge over Indianapolis with 11 days left. Hank Schenz drove in Karl Naylor in the 12th inning to beat Milwaukee 4 3. Mel Queen won his 20th as Indianapolis beat Columbus 8 5 amid six Indian errors. Toledo topped Louisville 12 6 and Kansas City beat Minneapolis 7 6 on Jim Delsing’s bases loaded RBI single.
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Indianapolis
Saints
Milwaukee
Hank Schenz
Karl Naylor
Apostles
Mel Queen
Columbus
Queen
Indians
Toledo
Walt Nothce
Mud Hens
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Kansas City
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Jim Delsing
Blues
Millers
OU Drills Move Along In Early Fall Practice
OU football practice progresses through two sessions directed by Coach Carroll Widdoes. Several veterans are sidelined by injuries including Ralph Barrows and Tony DiBaggio, while Ed Sudnick trains lightly. Scrimmage remains scheduled for Saturday as the squad runs seven plays with mixed running and passing.
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Widdows
Ralph Barrows
Tony DiBaggio
Ed Sudnick
Widdoes
Boxing results from Worcester and Oakland card
In Worcester Thomas Beato defeated Timothy Hayes on points over ten rounds. In Oakland Beau Jack outpointed Johnny Conzalves over ten rounds for a clear decision.
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Mass
Thomas Beato
San Domingo
Timothy
Buddy) Hayes
Boston
Oakland
Calif
Beau Jack
New York
Johnny Conzalves
Grove tops list of 300-win pitchers with 680 percent
Robert Lefty Grove recorded the highest pitching percentage among Major League pitchers who won more than 300 games, posting an impressive 680.
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Robert
Lefty) Grove
Detroit Tigers Purchase Richmond Robins Franchise
The Detroit Tigers bought the Richmond Robins baseball club of the Close Ohio-Indiana League for $1 and added it to its farm system. The sale allows Richmond backers to buy the franchise back at the same price, with the arrangement to take effect next year and Richmond president Frank Jessup expected to remain as president.
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Ind
Detroit Tigers
Richmond Robins
Frank Jessup
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