Browns Face Roster Cuts as Camp Progresses in Bowling Green
In Bowling Green Ohio the Browns on their second week of preseason practice press for a spot on the All-America Conference squad. Paul Brown guides a veteran group with rookies Steve McPeak and Les Horvath drawing headlines as potential starters. Charles defends his heavyweight title amid Lesnevich challenge, with training adjustments and weight concerns shaping camp.
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Hodges Sparks Dodgers Past Pirates with 16th HR and Double
Gil Hodges homered for the 16th time and added a double to drive a 3 run Dodgers victory over the Pirates. Sheldon Jones limited the Chicago Cubs to three singles as the Giants blanked them 0.
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Grays Wallop Corry Bombers In 16-2 Afternoons Victory
Grays pounded Corry Bombers for 16 runs on nine extra base hits at Loveland Plebe last evening in front of 600 fans. Buck Leonard belted two homers driving in runs as Les Towne took the loss after Smerkar yielded 11 runs. Ronny Blair started for Grays and yielded two earned in six and two thirds while Dan Jackson hit an inside the park homer. Sam Bankhead and Milt Duckett supplied key hits as the homestand club won every inning but the fifth and ninth.
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Baseball results and standings roundup from yesterday and today
American League results show Cleveland routed Washington 8 to 1 and Detroit beat New York 19 to 2. Other scores include Boston 4 Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 3. Today’s games feature Cleveland at Washington, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Boston. In the National League Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 while Cincinnati triumphed 11 to 3 over Philadelphia and New York beat Chicago 8 to 0. St. Louis 7 Boston 2 with Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago on slate, plus Boston at St. Louis and Philadelphia at Cincinnati in night games. International League action shows Newark 7 Buffalo 3 and Rochester 9 Baltimore 2 with Montreal 13 Jersey City 3 and Syracuse 5 Toronto 3.
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Mondschein Named Coach at Lincoln University
Irving Moon Mondsche in a top all around track and field athlete has been named coach at football basketball and track at Lincoln University in Osborn Pa. He will succeed Ches ter R Stockhouse at the 69 year old Negro school and was announced yesterday.
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Tigers Beat Yankees 10-2. Climbs in AL Race
Detroit surged back into contention by routing the Yankees 10-2 as Hal Newhouser earned his 1st win after a long slump. The Tigers pounded 14 hits, with homers by Wakefield Wert Aaron Robinson and Lipon, trimming the gap to within seven and a half games of the league leaders.
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Sailors and teams suffer losses in Middle Atlantic league action
Erie and Johnstown, leaders in the Middle Atlantic league, each dropped games. Erie’s Sailors lost 4-2 to New Castle Nationals as Mike Gipp drove in three runs. Johnstown’s Ere were swept by Oil City Offers 1-2, Fred Bowen contributing a five RBI line. Also notes include Uniontown’s 7-5 win over Butler, Vandergrift’s 4-0 win over Youngstown, plus Cardinals, Dodgers, Reds, Cubs, and Giants results.
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Don MacKenzie Golf Tourney Set For Sunday At Corry
The fifth annual Don MacKenzie golf tournament will be held Sunday at the Corry Country Club. About 80 amateur players from Corry and nearby towns will compete on a handicap basis, with registration starting at 8 and play from 4 to 10. A buffet lunch at 11:30 and dinner after the round will crown prize winners.
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Dog House Night At Country Club Event
Friday evening events at the Carry Country Club feature a stag s darts tourney open to all male members. After the tournament a social period will follow with a sandwich buffet and a barber show quartet providing entertainment.
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Fights Last Night Feature Race Card Highlights
In Pittsfield Massachusetts a bout ended with Sanity Her stopping Chuck Burton of Newark after six rounds. David Kuj Kowe Young from Honolulu registered a 12 percent gutpained show, while Higo Rosa also from Honolulu posted a 20 percent rating in a separate pairing.
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Veteran turf official dies at Baltimore
A Baltimore hospital death claims Jim Milton a Havre de Grace timekeeper and Maryland racing staple. The Texas native led Maryland’s major meets as head starter from 1913 to 1947, rarely missing a race and later serving as a steward in New Jersey after retirement.
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