Browns Clinic on TV as WBEN to Air Browns Games
The Cleveland Browns season schedule will be televised by WBEN TV for the fourth straight year. The opener is Sept 26 in Philadelphia against the Eagles, with other games listed across Sundays, including matchups with Chicago, Pittsburgh, New York, and Washington. News notes cover Chet Gilchrist seeking a Browns spot, his high school star background, and potential path to Canada if cut.
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Teen-er League Wrap: Rain Wipes Two Games Schedule
A rainout canceled last night’s Teen-er League game between Aero Supply and Ajax and postponed to tomorrow at 4 pm. Tonight Ajax faces Rogers Steel as the league nears season end with two remaining contests to decide the year.
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Yankees Blank Chisox as Bosox Crub Cleveland
Casey Stengel's birthday passes as the Yankees, at 67-83, slide from first place. They crushed the White Sox 10-0 while Cleveland fell to Boston 10-2, with Whitey Ford and Raschi delivering shutouts in key games amid a crowded pennant race.
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Corry and North East Battle for District Title
Corry and North East face off at Olin Bracken Field in a District I Little League final. Managers Joe and Sam Baresi may start from Gasler, Perkins or Bailey with Leroy Rieck at behind the plate and Baressi at third. North East earned the final by beating Union City 19-12 and advancing to meet Corry for the chance to challenge Franklin for the district crown. Franklin won the district title 3-2 over Meadville after a two-run sixth.
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Steelers Sign Two More Players at Camp
The Steelers have signed veteran fullback Fran Rogel and tackle Bob Fisher amid ongoing efforts to finalize the roster. Remaining unsigned are tackle Ernie Stautner and guard Dale Dodridl. Rookie quarterback Carl Leone, ex Brown University, who spent two Army years, was released, announced by Coach Joe Bach at the Olean training camp.
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Ottawa beats Buffalo 9 in 10 innings. Havana at Toronto postponed
In the International League Ottawa defeated Buffalo 9 to 2 after ten innings while Havana's game against Toronto was postponed. The PONY League saw Corning win 8 to 7 over Hamilton. All other games were postponed due to rain.
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National League and American League standings snapshot
Baseball standings and upcoming games are listed for both leagues. Notable entries show Milwaukee at Brooklyn and New York versus Cincinnati in the NL, with Chicago at Pittsburgh and St. Louis at Philadelphia on tap. In the AL Cleveland and New York lead, with Washington at Cleveland and New York at Baltimore among tonight’s matches.
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Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Shine in Baseball Showdowns
Vic Raschi of the St. Louis Cardinals limited the New York Giants to three hits in a 6-0 win. Jackie Jensen of the Boston Red Sox slugged two homers and a single, driving in six as Boston defeated Cleveland 10-2. In boxing and combat sports, Pat Manel stopped Chuck Foster in Syracuse, Rex Layne knocked out Garris Alle in West Jordan, Utah.
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Krak Sets Pace In Kansas City Open
Youthful Mike Krak of Louisville shot 65 to lead the Kansas City Open after one round. Ed Oliver, Bark Stewart Jr, and Fred Hawkins sit one stroke back at 66 amid a crowded pack including Henry Ransom and Jin Turnesa. Oliver later captured the event with a 9 under par for the 72 holes.
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Charles First to Get Three Cracks at Title
New York BasaraCnaries may never go down as the greatest heavyweight champion but he will have his own niche in boxing history. The Cincinnati Negro will be the first ex champion to get three cracks at winning back his title. He lost the crown to Jersey Joe Walcott then fell to him again and later to Rocky Marciano. Now he will challenge Marciano, set for September 15 or 21 in Brooklyn. Johnny Russo stopped Frederico Escalera in New York at 13944, 199, New York.
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Matthews Meets British Heavyweight Tonight in Seattle
Harry Matthews faces Don Cockell in a 10 round heavyweight bout in Seattle. Matthews is 5 feet 11, about 180 pounds, with a 74 inch reach versus Cockell’s 71. Cockell holds the Ring Magazine ranking advantage and chest, neck and arm measurements edge.
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