BOB FELLER RETURNS TO FORM LIKELY LIFT FOR INDIANS
Associated Press notes Bob Feller regained his top form on the mound boosting the Indians pennant hopes as they sit in third place a game and a half behind Boston and a half behind New York. Feller and Bob Lemon anchor a strong rotation with remaining schedule favorable.
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National AAU Swim Carnival to Feature World Class Rivals
Cuya hoga Falls hosts the National AAU championships with nearly 500 swimmers from the U S and abroad. Ohio State Michigan Yale and Michigan State are among top teams led by Bruce Harlan Miller Anderson and Bill Smith. The meet runs Thursday to Sunday with preliminaries and finals daily and a Sunday bathing beauty contest concluding the event.
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Brewers Shut Out At Home As St Paul Blanked them 7 0
After 141 American Association games Milwaukee suffered their first home shutout, St Paul winning 7 to 0 to practically end Brewers hopes of catching league leader Indianapolis. Indianapolis postponed penant celebration after an 11 to 1 loss to Columbus, still holding a 12 game lead. Louisville blanked Toledo 2 to 0 and Kansas City beat Minneapolis 7 to 4 in other AA results.
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Standings and results from the National and American Leagues
Major league baseball results show Boston sweeping Cincinnati in two games and strong efforts from Brooklyn Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis and Detroit with varied scores. American League notes Detroit and Boston split, while Cleveland and Philadelphia posted wins amid a busy day of scoring.
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Baseball League Leaders Snapshot From The Era
League leaders list covering batting pitching and fielding honors. DiMaggio and Musial top multiple categories with hits runs and home runs. Other leaders include Kell teams and players such as Ashburn Brissie Feller Chesnes Brecheen and acknowledgments of ste step totals in stolen bases and pitching records.
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Yankees Minor Heroes Rally In 12th For 5-4 Win
Yogi Berra homered in the 12th inning to lift the New York Yankees past the St. Louis Browns 5-4. Preacher Roe pitched a four-hit shutout for the Dodgers, beating the Chicago Cubs 6-0 and extending his unbeaten run to 28 decisions with no walks.
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Mount Union College Opens Practice With 22 Lettermen
Twenty two lettermen and 24 freshman numeral winners will report to Coach Willard Pederson for opening practice at Mount Union College on Saturday marking the start of the football season.
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Local Minor League Schedule Joins Midweek Card
New York faces Pittsburgh Jansen while Chesnes carries an 11 3 record. Brooklyn plays Chicago Palica and McCall. Other games include Toledo Louisville Columbus Indianapolis St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City.
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McArthur High Adds 190-Pound Halfback Art Richardson
McArthur High coach Robert Kalish boots in 190 pound sophomore transfer Art Richardson as right halfback amid a shift to double wing offense. Richardson, 15, from Hamilton High, joins a 39-man squad preparing for a Sept. 10 opener at Mt. Sterling.
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Auto Race Entries at Jones Speedway Newark
Entries received for Labor Day afternoon car races at Jones Speedway near Newark show new faces in the lineup. Ned Devoe of Columbus leads the list followed by George VandervEnter of Los Angeles Otty McClain of Steubenville and Wally Kimball of Columbus.
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Bobcats Look to Scrimmage Later in Week Says Wise
Ohio U football coach Harold Wise said the Bobcats will likely hold their first scrimmage at week’s end or next week. He favors extra prep time for plays over rough work to prevent injuries as drills focus on kicking, passing, blocking, tackling, and timing.
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Raffensberger Ties Record for Longest Last Name in MLB Box Score
Cincinnati pitcher Ken Raffensberger ties a seven-way record for the longest last name in major league box scores. The group includes John Hollingsworth, Al Hollingsworth, Ossie Schreckengost, Bill Knickerbocker, Austin Knickerbocker, and Eugene Vandeboncouer, all noted for 13-letter surnames in early baseball history.
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