Reds Split Openers With Phillies In Twin Bill Comeback
In Philadelphia the Cincinnati Reds dropped a 6-4 opener after blowing a three run lead, then recovered to win the nightcap 4-1 behind Ewell Blackwell. Peanuts Lowrey sparked the rally with a first inning single, Wyrostek tripled, and Kluszewski drove in a run. Del Ennis homered for Philadelphia. The Reds benefited from a late rally, with Lowrey scoring on a miscue and Stallcup providing key hits. Bubba Church slated for Phillies in the next game.
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Dykes Picks Indians To Win 1950 Pennant
AP: James J. Dykes the famed baseball figure predicts Cleveland will win the American League pennant. As Connie Mack's assistant with the Athletics he says the Indians rely on power and pitching, citing Luke Easter's big bat and the team's strong form as they roll toward the title.
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Connie Mack
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Baseball Rule Reactivated for Stars in Service
Cincinnati report notes organized baseball revived World War II defense rules allowing players entering military service to stay on defense list without counting against team limits. Commissioner Chandler says minor leagues will join once approved. Curt Simmons case cited but not counted against Phillies. Simmons, a 21 year old pitcher, may pitch 4-5 games before deployment with the 28th Division at Camp Atterbury.
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Umpire Reverses Forfeit In Springfield Newark Game
League president Frank M Colley reversed an umpire decision after a game between the Springfield Giants and Newark Yankees was forfeited for booing. The forfeit, awarded in the seventh inning with Newark leading 13 6, sparked protest over alleged 18 man roster. The protest was rejected and the game ordered resumed tonight.
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Sincore
Teen-Agers Meet In Golf Feature
In Chicago AP report Medalist Pat Lesser of Seattle and 15-year-old Babs McIntire of Toledo meet today in the No 1 quarter final of the Women's Western Golf Association Junior Open. Lesser, 16, won yesterday 4 and 3 over Mary Ann Villegas of New Orleans while McIntire won 3 and 2 over Mary Mc Donald of Arlington Heights Illinois.
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Wash
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Toledo
Harness racing called off at Clark County Fair
The Clark County Fair Board canceled harness racing at the annual fair running August 16 to 19 because the new one mile track is not yet ready for racing.
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New Cage Coach Named For Wilmington High
The Wilmington Board of Education hired Charles W. Pell as the new head basketball coach for Wilmington High School. Pell is a former four letter college basketball award winner and ex Navy pilot, currently coaching in Davis West Virginia near the Maryland border, and takes over after Charles Fazio left the post three weeks ago.
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Charles Fazio
Belts Two Homers In Tigers Win Over Yankees
Vic Wertz led Detroit to a 7 3 victory over New York as Vic Belts two homer game aided the Tigers in the AL pennant race. Wertz added a single and walk in four plate appearances and tied Babe Ruth for most homers in five straight games with seven. DIZZY TROUT started and allowed six hits while Johnny Mize homered for the Yankees.
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Church League game moved to Gardner diamond at six
The Church of God and First Baptist Church contest in the church league is switched to Gardner diamond for 6 o'clock. The makeup game was set for Barnitz Field earlier.
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How They Stand National League and American League Scores
Baseball standings across leagues show Philadelphia leading the National League at 6-1 while Brooklyn dominates at 21-3. Cleveland and Detroit pace the American League, with Toledo and Columbus among smaller circuits also listed.
Radio Programs Echo Big Story to Diamond A M
A schedule listing Wednesday entries shows 10 M Big Story and 0:30 Richard Diamond A M with programs slated for morning airtime. The items reflect a structured radio lineup likely from a mid century listing.
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Richard Diamond
Thorough TV Schedule Montage From Early Evening Lineup
A dense listing of television and channel schedules across multiple stations. Items include Ruth Lyons Fifty Club, Rita Hackett, Howdy Doody, Star Revue, Captain Video, Lone Ranger, Wrestling, News, Weather, and various local programs, with times spanning afternoon to late night.
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Faye Emerson
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Hkraumeister
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Ruth Lyons
Rita Hackett
John Conte
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S&s
Jim Maxwell
Whio—Tv
Sunday Major League Baseball Schedule Preview
The card lists tonight games: Cincinnati at Philadelphia 7 p m St Louis at Boston 7 30 p m Pittsburgh at Brooklyn 12 30 Chicago at New York 2 12 30 p m New York at Detroit 3 p m Washington at Cleveland 7 30 Boston at St Louis 8 30 Philadelphia at Chicago 1 30 Tomorrow's games include St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit Only games scheduled.
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Budde Post Faces Galion In Junior Tourney Round
Cincinnati Budde Post the defending champion meets Galion in the third round of the state American Legion Junior Baseball Tournament in Columbus. Morning games include Dayton against Columbus and Cleveland versus Zanesville with Warren facing Defiance. Salem meets Portsmouth in the sole afternoon game. Ten teams remain after yesterday's results, with Akron Glouster Marion eliminated. Scores: Dayton 9 Glouster 0. Cleveland 7 Marion 4. Portsmouth 7 Fort Loramie 1. Columbus 8 Akron 2. Galion 10 Warren 2. Salem 12 Defiance 9. Cincinnati 8 Zanesville 0.
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