Indians tighten grip on pennant race with wins over Yankees
Cleveland gains in AL race after sweeping doubleheader against New York. Indians show improvement in defense and timely hitting as they push for second place while contending with Boston and Washington. Browns cap camp opens August 3 at Hiram College with 55 players, 26 veterans returning.
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Coming Again Strokes Falcons in Pony Treagle Shutout Parade
Hol Desimon and Olenportsner faced Hamilton as Hamilton fell 1-0 at home. Batavia pitcher Jim Rangers limited Weilsville to six safeties but won 4-0. Hornell Dodgers scored five unearned runs in the second to beat Bradford 10-1 in Bradford Jamestown dropped its second straight 6-4 decision to Corning.
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Ajax and Moose Score Baseball Loop Victories
In Teener League Ajax beat Aero Supply 13 2 as John Maloney allowed three hits in six scoreless innings and Chester Czech led with a triple and two singles. Moose remained unbeaten in Little League with a 21 16 win over the Vets as Bob Nichols starred for the losers and the Hero’s total rose to 11 runs. Tomorrow features a Teener League doubleheader pitting Ajax vs National Hawk and Rogers Steel vs Aero Supply with two Little League games on the schedule.
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Taxidermy Standards Rise in Pennsylvania
A historical column recalls the shift from informal trophy mounting to formal certification in Pennsylvania. The state game commission mandates annual tests in Harrisburg for taxidermists, stressing artistry and species knowledge to protect hunters’ trophies from unskilled work.
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Baseball Scores and Tonight’s AL and NL Games
Yesterday results include Cleveland 4 over New York 2 and St. Louis 4 over Philadelphia 3. Today’s schedule lists New York at Detroit night and Washington at Cleveland night among others. In the National League Cincinnati 4 1 Brooklyn 2 2 and New York 9 over St. Louis 5 headline the standings.
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Record peaks at Helsinki Olympic meet as Zatopaks shine
Five days into the 1952 Games the Helsinki event sees 18 records matched or broken across 10 events. Zatopaks Emil and Dana star, Emil clocking 14:06.6 for the 5000 meters and Dana throwing 5047 meters for a new javelin mark.
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Giants Beat Cards As Dodgers Split With Reds
Giants win to tighten behind the Brooks with Moos Ginter a former Cardinal tossing six shutout frames in a key performance. Brooklyn’s late rally fails as Reds edge them 2-1. Braves top Cubs Indians trip Yankees boost confidence as Bosox and Senators stumble. Strong showings from Mathews and Walker Cooper spark the Dodgers in union play. Phillies and Pirates on schedule. Cleveland’s run falters as Yankers slip in Army call. Red Sox and Washington drop games. Browns end seven-game skid with a 3-3 tie against the A’s.
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Notable Olympic Day Records Shared by Hand and Wife
Hand and wife earned gold medals on the same day. Martison Dillard won the 10 meter hurdles in 13.7 seconds. Joseph De Hengary set hammer throw marks at 187 feet 11.6 inches. Shirley Btrickland of Australia won the women's 8 meter hurdles in 1.09 seconds. The most triple plays by a team in a season occurred in 1911 Tigers and 1924 Red Sox.
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Playground Events Highlight Busy Day at Liml District
The event featured a parade and numerous activities with 20 boys performing routines. Jimmy Miller earned Taduis honors and Elsie Hung won a Tudian title while Raons, Cone Shields, Pret Denier, Marcelle Dawe and Janet Kenliy were noted among top performers.
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World Trotting Mark Set By Silver Riddle
WhiteJAY No a new World trotting record for one and one quarter miles is not yet official. The event occurred at Roase tonight during the $25,000 American Trotting championship. Fans saw Sterling Riddle from George Hesul of Clendale, Ont, and Pronto from Hayes Fule Avres.
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Legion Nine To Play Waterford Fete
Fragmented OCR notes describe Legion Nine vs Waterford with mentions of players and plans. The garbled text references match details, team actions, and potential lineups, including names like Norvell and Moy, and terms suggesting an international league context and a spring tech event.
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Florida Gator Football Schedule Includes Major Opponents
The Florida football team faced rivals including Stetson Citadel Clemson Auburn Georgia Florida Miami and Kentucky in a challenging slate. The schedule features traditional power programs and regional matchups reflecting a competitive season path.
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