Moore and Mitchell Score TDs In 26 0 South Win
In Canton Ohio the South defeated the North 26-0 in the 12th North South game before 18000 fans. John Moore and Leon Mitchell each scored for the South with strong showings by Mark Grim and Howard Converse guiding the offense. Converse threw a 28 yard TD pass and led a dominant aerial attack as the South blanked the North.
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Howard Converse
Lima Shawnee
Rebels
Middletown
John Moore
Converse
Leon Mitchell
Mark Grim
Columbus North
Nelson Owens
Springfield
Grim
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Ike Grimsley
Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Yankees
Mitchell
Moore
Miami University
Owens
Springfielder
Rosi Set For Title Bout After Split Decision Win
Rosi of the Bronx after a split decision over Baby Vasquez of Mexico City earned a possible title shot. Rosi weighed 136 pounds to Vasquez 135 and pledged a $50,000 purse to Joe Brown for a Louisville bout. Vasquez wanted a rematch after the Vasquez loss.
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Rosi
William J. Waugh
Louisville, Ky
Paoli
Bronx
Joe Brown
Louisville
Charlie Johnston
Baby Vasquez
Mexico City
Borwnn
Vasquez
Gallant Man Favorite In Travers Stakes At Saratoga
Gallant Man the Irish bred colt from Texas is the prohibitive choice in Saratoga's 40000 added Travers Stakes eight furlongs for 3 year olds. Willie Shoemaker rides as the field includes seven sophomores and Bureaucracy is the only previous stakes winner. Other national features include the Grand Union Hotel stakes at Saratoga and Arch Ward Memorial at Washington Park plus races at Atlantic City Del Mar and Rockingham Park.
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Ralph Lowe
Texas
Saratoga
Tron Liege
Round Table
Chicago
Bold Ruler
Ogden Phipps
Willie Shoemaker
Iron Liege
Washington Park
Atlantic City
del Mar
Rockingham Park
Bowling Scores Yesterday's Mixed Doubles Results
JJ lanes reports yesterday's scores with mixed doubles No 193 and 170, No Numbers 2 and No 18, and a 200 game by Ed Stone in the men’s division.
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Ed Stone
Rams overwhelm Redskins in NFL opener at Memorial Coliseum
Ram coach Sid Gillman credited co-captains Norm Van Brocklin and Bill Sherman for the 45-14 triumph over Washington before 85,871 at Los Angeles. Van Brocklin threw five TD passes and Sherman sparked the defense as the Rams opened the NFL exhibition season with a win.
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Los Angeles
W—Ram
Sid Gillman
W Redskins
Norm van Brocklin
Bill Sherman
Aid Gillman
Rams
Washington
Memorial Coliseum
Miami
Packers
Cardinals
Bobby Dillon
Bane Parilli
Gary Knafelic
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jacksonville
Fla
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Hershey
New York Giants
San Francisco 49Ers
San Francisco
van Brocklin
Oregon
Gillman
Sherman
al Doron
Eddie LeBaron
Moryn's Homer Lifts Cubs To 8-6 In 12th
Walt Moryn hit a two run homer in the 12th inning to lift the Chicago Cubs to an 8-6 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Don Gross pitched well until the 12th when Moryn's shot broke a 6-6 tie. The Cubs earlier scored five in the first on Ernie Banks' homer as Chicago rallied. The Reds tied it with three in the sixth before the Cubs pulled ahead late.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Wrigley Field
Bobby Adams
Redleg
George Crowe
Adams
Crowe
Henry Crawford
Cubs
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Don Gross
Chileag Cubs
Reds
Walt Moryn
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Braves
Victry
Art Fowler
Ernie Banks
Frankie Robinson
Gus Bell
Taylor
Bell
Roy McMillan
Don Hoak
Anther Marker
McMillan
Robinson
Chicago
Bob Adams
Redlegs
Jim Brosnan
Hal Jeffcoat
Dave Hillman
Aaron
Dodger
Walt Alston
Johnny Pedres
Ed Roebuck
Podres
Bob Purkey
Baltimore
Bill Wight
Yogi Berra
Wight
Billy Goodman
George Kell
Art Ditmar Fost
Yankee Mickey Mantle
Williams
Billy Hoef
White Sox
Jim Wilson
Ray Boone
Charlie Maxwell
Red Sox
Stubbs
Washington
Billy Consolo
George Susce
Dick Williams
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Mike Garcia
Alex Kellner
Cubs No Help in Cincinnati Nightcap
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 4 to 2 after extra innings as Banks and Moryn homer for the Cubs. Starter Elston gives up six runs, while Brosnan earns the win for Cincinnati. Attendance near 9,689.
Rademacher Patterson In Heavy Training
The two principals Floyd Patterson and Pete Rademacher resumed heavy training ahead of next Thursday’s world heavyweight title fight in Seattle. Promoter Jack Hurley reports fans have already deposited about 150000 and expect a further 50000 by Monday, part of the projected total before the bout at the 25000 seat Seattle baseball park. Tommy Loughran, former world light heavyweight champion, will referee and meets with the Washington Athletic Commission to review the state boxing rules.
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Seattle
Jack Hurley
Deacon Jack
Floyd Patterson
Pete Radermacher
New York
Grandview
Wash
Hurley
Tommy Loughran
Loughran
Washington Athletic Commission
Mrs Delbert Meyer Tops At Forest Hills
Mrs. Delbert Meyer's 41 was the low gross score in flight A during the nine hole Ladies Day at Forest Hills Golf Club this week. Mrs Johnston had the low net. Mrs J H Waxweiler was low gross in flight B. Mrs Irving Sisson was low net and Mrs Ray Brown had the fewest putts at 15.
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Delbert Meyer
Forest Hills Golf Club
M. §. Johnston
J. H. Waxweiler
Irving Sisson
Ray Brown
Phillips Races Tonight at Clark County Fair
Springfield Middletown driver Bob Phillips, one of the nation’s top midget auto racers, competes in the Offenhauser powered car on the half mile Clark County fair track as the feature event of seven at the fair.
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Springfield
Middletown
Bob Phillips
Clark County
Phillips
Cards End Braves Streak in 6-2 Victory
St Louis avoids a ninth straight loss mood by beating first-place Milwaukee 6-2. Del Ennis belts a three-run homer, Walker Cooper adds a two-run double, and Lindy McDaniel gets the win after a late Braves surge. The win trims Milwaukee’s lead as Chicago and New York win elsewhere.
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Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Louis
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
DOW
Ccccese
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Cubs
Robin Roberts
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Orioles
Yankees
Yanks
Sts
Ted Williams
Chuck Stubbs
Nats
Cardinals
Gene Goney
Walker Cooper
del Ennis
Juan Pizarro
Lindy McDaniel
Hoyt Wilhelm
Willmer Mizell
Billy
Stan Musial
Braves Owner Says Too Early To Discuss Haney Perini Pact
Milwaukee Braves owner Lou Perini says it is too early to discuss renewing manager Fred Haney’s contract. Perini noted the team’s 6 2 win over the Caras and the Braves’ 10 game winning streak as they pursue the pennant. He defended Haney’s job and indicated no deadline or pressure for next year.
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Haney-Perini
Milwaukee
Lou
Perini
Milwaukee Braves
Yankees
Fred Haney
The
Caras
Braves
Haney
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan win first round in Tennessee softball
In Nashville the Chattanooga chapter sponsored Knights, a Klan team, defeated a mixed church-sponsored squad 13 to 0 in the state softball tournament. Officials faced editorial pressure over the team's eligibility, and while other league teams later left, none have withdrawn from the state contest due to the Knights' participation.
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Nashville
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