Tigers Show Signs Of Cracking In Tight Flag Race
Don Eagle’s injury forces Rasputin to fill in at Armco Field as promoters cancel the Columbus show. Rasputin meets Lord Blears in the 90 minute main event with Dotson and Byers set for the semi final. Rain and refunds planned. advance sales near 6000 dollars reported.
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Bob Bush
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Eagle
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Mason City
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al Hart
Ivan Rasputin
Armco
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Lucky Simunovich
Dayton
Midwest
Dotty Dotson
Lakeland
Fla
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Houston
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New Stadium Plans Stir Uncertain Varsity Prospects
Coach Tiger Ellison reshapes his team as two key lettermen Eddie Merchant and Jack Wagner depart amid discipline and lineup shuffles. A broader backfield plan evolves with Ken Feinthal, Dave Watson, Dick Fiessinger, Jerry Harkrader, Paul Johnson, Alex McCarty, and Bee Johnson in flux. The piece notes stadium use for a political event and praises Casimir Konstanty for MVP potential with 12 wins and 20 saves, highlighting relief reliability.
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Proram
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Tiger Ellison
Eddie Merchant
Jack Wagner
Ellison
Ken Feinthal
Dave Watson
Dick Fiessinger
Jerry Harkrader
Hannah-Hawkins-Joslin-Sebald
Paul Johnson
Alex McCarty
Charlie Spicer
Bee” Johnson
Watson
Keiser Leads Ohio Open After Early Rounds
Herman Keiser shot 68 to hold a three shot edge over Denny Shute after two rounds at Brookside Golf Club. Forty two pros and 26 amateurs started. Tom Nieporte led the amateurs with 143 while Frank Stranahan sat 149 as the field narrowed to 68 for the final 36 holes.
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Fritz Howell
Columbus
Herman Keiser
Lima
Keiser
Ohio State
Tom Nieporte
Cincinnati
Simon-Pure
Toledo
Frank Stranahan
Jack Grout
Scioto Club
Don White
Toledo Heatherdowns
Mike Krak
Cleveland Canterbury
Bud Baker
Cleveland
Nieporte
Capot Retired After Knee Injury Ends Star Racehorse Career
Capot, the 1949 three year old champion and horse of the year, is retired from racing due to an aggravated knee injury. The brown four year old son of Menon-Piquet will be sent to Greentree Farm in Lexington, Kentucky, for breeding. Capot won the Preakness Belmont Stakes and Pimlico Special last year and finished second in the Kentucky Derby after a knee injury and ongoing treatment. Maryland is listed as the only new entrant on the 1950 North Carolina football schedule. The $1500 Hamilton Endurance Classic is slated for Saturday.
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NEW York
Greentree Stable
Capot
Menon-Piquet
Greentree Farm
Lexington
Belmont Park
Sain A Pain To Reds 4-0 Behind Sain 17th Win
Johnny Sain pitched a 4-0 complete game for the Boston Braves against Cincinnati, allowing only one Reds runner to reach third. Bowing to Ramsdell early, Boston struck with Jethroe Elliott and Torgeson driving in runs, then added two more in the third and another in the ninth. Vern Bickford looms next for the Braves as Raffensberger eyes his 11th loss.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Johnny Sain
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Redleg
Sam
Willie Ramsdell
Roy Hartsfield
Braves
Ramsdell
Sam _ Jethroe
Earl Torgeson
Bob Elliott
Jethroe
Torgeson
Luke Sewell
Frank Smith
Boston
Elliott
Walker Cooper
Willard Marshall
Johnny
Vern Bickford
Kenny Raffensberger
Hamilton Droughts Lima In Title Race At State Tourney
In Toledo action the Lima Ordinance Depot faces Toledo Subway Cafe at 4 30 p m with the winner meeting Hamilton Champion Paper at 8 30 p m in a double elimination format. Hamilton can clinch the title with a win. a loss forces another game tomorrow. Hamilton beat Lima 1 5 yesterday while Toledo Subway Cafe beat Lorain Fatty Recreation 5 0 and Toledo North End Post 2 1.
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Toledo Subway Cafe
Lima
Hamilton
Toledo Subway Cafes
Lorain Fatty Recreation
North End Post
O Malley Traded From Browns To Packers
Bowling Green Ohio AP reports the Cleveland Browns sold rookie quarterback Tom O Malley from the University of Cincinnati to the Green Bay Packers yesterday. The roster move leaves the Browns with a 38 man roster.
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Bowling Green
Cleveland Browns
Tom O'Malley
University of Cincinnati
Green Bay Packers
Cage coach quits Cleveland high school
Bill Scopel resigns after four years as head basketball coach at St. Ignatius High School to accept an executive position with Cleveland Sports Goods Co. Fred George, JV football coach, is named his successor.
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Cage
Cleveland
St. Ignatius High School
Bill Scopel
Cleveland Sports Goods Co
Fred George
Indians Tie for Third After Rain Delays in New York
Cleveland sinks to a tie for third place two games behind the Yankees and Red Sox as Mike Garcia faces Whitey Ford in the opener. A suspended game from yesterday was replayed after rain, with the Yankees winning in the 10th on an unearned run. Avila and Boone suffer injuries as Weik or Gromek to back up, while Lopat leads the Yankees against Cleveland in tonight’s twin bill.
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Mike Garcia
Whitey Ford
Dick Weik
Steve Gromek
Clevelanders
Ed Lopat
Bobby Doerr
Beantowners
Clyde Vollmer
Red Sox
Mel Parnell
Parnell
Yankees
Indians
Bill Summers
Will Harridge
City Doubles Tourney Opens After Rain Delay
Women's teams advance at the City Doubles Tourney held at Verity courts. Top seeds Joann Whitley and Nancy Cox won 6-2 6-1 over Bergmann and Kiss, while Susan Hagen and Betty Roush dominated 6-0 6-1 over Cooper and Moorman. Other results featured Dorner Ellison edging Kunz Keller 9-7 6-1 in a tense opener. The men's matches saw Lawson and Benadum win 7-5 7-5, Kunz and Leighton beat the Rupps 6-4 6-4, Jones and Davidson 6-0 6-1, and Fraleys 6-1 6-3. Seeded teams resume play tomorrow with Grier-Crowley top seeds and Lyons-Legg second.
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Verity Courts
Joann Whitley
Nancy Cox
Jane Bergmann
Louise Kiss
Susan Hagen
Betty Roush
Doris Cooper
Rosie Moorman
Jane Dorner
Kitty Ellison
Jean Kunz
Ruth Keller
Joe Lawson
Fred Benadum
Fred Dorner
Tony Kendall
Art Kunz
George Leighton
Kenneth Rupp
Ken Rupp
Rupps
Dick Jones
Roy Davidson
Bill Springer
John Brannon
Fraleys
Larry, Sr
Larry Jr
Ray Wills
Ken Bliven
Perry Grier
Don Crowley
Dick Lyons
Chett Legg
Bob Millan
Herb Wells
Dick Neff
Don Hackney
American Association Announces All-Star Baseball Team
Louisville AP report lists all-star selections with players from St. Paul Columbus Minneapolis Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee and Minneapolis. Noted that Saffell now with Pittsburgh Pirates and Howell Haddix received perfect pitching votes.
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Toledo
Kansas City
American Association
Baseball Writers Association
Lou Limmer
St. Paul
Sally Hemus
Columbus
Ray Dandridge
Minneapolis
Jim Pendleton
Mel Hoderlein
Bob Addis
Milwaukee
Taft Wright
Bert Haas
Tom Saffell
Indianapolis
Eddie FitzGerald
Bill Sarni
Harvey Haddix
Dixie Howell
Phil Haugstad
Bob Alexander
Saffell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Howell
Haddix
Wildcats Outscore Scrub Gals 21-15 in Armco League
Wildcats beat the Scrubs 21-15 at East Side in an Armco Girls' League game. Francis Burgmeier fueled the win with three doubles as the Cats added runs in the third to fifth innings. Scrubs staged a six-run seventh, while M Cruse hit the lone homer for the losers.
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Wildcats
Scrubs
Armco
East Side
Cats
Francis Burgmeier
M. Cruse
One Full Game New Miller Lead
In an argument-filled game lasting nearly three hours, Columbus defeated Indianapolis 5-2 to open the gate for Minneapolis to scout one full game ahead in the American Association pennant dash. Columbus had 13 hits, Mo Mozzali homered twice and drove in two runs, and the Millers won the opener of a doubleheader with Milwaukee 4-1 before dropping the second 5-3. Toledo at Louisville was rained out. St. Paul and Kansas City were not scheduled.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Millers
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Mo Mozzali
Yankees edge Indians in tense 6 5 win
Yesterday's Stars bat Hank Bauer and Yankees offense sparked a 6-5 victory over Cleveland with a bases loaded RBI hit in the tenth. Johnny Sain delivered a 4-0 shutout for the Braves over the Reds, earning his 17th win.
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Yankees
Cleveland
Johnny Sain
Braves
Reds
Crystal Scores Upset In Playoff Opener
Crystal Tissue shocks Shattle Brothers 8-6 as Carl Tibbs hits a two run homer in the seventh, Elimination round includes Armco vs Crystal and Gardner's vs Miami with semi finals set for next Tuesday night.
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Crystal Tissue
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Carl Tibbs
Gardner Diamond
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Gardner's
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Interstate
Gardner Board
Sorg
Charles
Baldy
Daniels
Harold Ledford
Inland
Morrison
Jimmy Cain
Rolling Mill
Gardner
Miami
Last Night's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Boston 4 Cincinnati 0 and New York 10 Pittsburgh 5. Brooklyn defeated Chicago 8-2 while Philadelphia 5 St Louis 3. In American League New York 6 Cleveland 10 innings 6 5 and Washington 5 Detroit 4. Boston 13 Chicago 6. Rain halted St Louis at Philadelphia. American Association midweek results Minneapolis 4-3 Milwaukee 1-3 and Columbus 5 Indianapolis 2 with Toledo in rain. Ohio-Indiana League Richmond 5 Newark 3 and Marion 6 Zanesville 3 Springfield 12 Lima 1 Muncie 8 Portsmouth 3.
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Baseball Card Schedule Pairs Rise to Evening Lineups
Today's games show Boston at Cincinnati at 2 30 New York at Pittsburgh at 7 30 Philadelphia at St Louis at 8 30 Brooklyn at Chicago at 1 30 Cleveland at New York 2 at 12 30 Chicago at Boston at 1 Detroit at Washington 5 30 St Louis at Philadelphia 5 pm.
Needing Matchups Highlight Night Road Schedule
The card lists key NBA showdowns featuring New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Brooklyn and Detroit at Washington St. Louis at Philadelphia with night games Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston rounding out the slate.
Daytonian State's Junior Golf King
Den ny Walters of Dayton is Ohio's junior golf champion after rounds of 70 72 142 at Moundbuilders Country Club. Dave Slough of Findlay and George Frankenfeld of Dayton tied for second at 143, with Slough winning a playoff. Other scores included Rick Jones 147 and Jim Ritter 151.
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Ohio Golf Association
Rick Jones
Youngstown
Jim Ritter
Middletown
Tigers Hold Narrow Edge As Yanks Press In
Detroit clings to a two percent lead after a 5-4 loss to Washington. The Yankees beat Cleveland 6-5 in 10 innings as rain halted the doubleheader. Boston moved within two games of first with a 13-6 win over Chicago. Jim Konstanty aided Philadelphia over St Louis 5-3 while Dodgers Don Newcombe beat Chicago 4-0. Giants beat Pirates 10-5. Rainouts paused St Louis and Philadelphia games.
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Washington
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Truman
Sid Hudson
Dizzy Trout
Hudson
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Red Sox
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Jim Konstanty
Philadelphia
Phillies
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Robin Roberts
Konstanty
Howie Pollet
Don Newcombe
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Bruins
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Larry Jansen
Bucs
St. Louis
X St. Bonaventure Game Date Rescheduled to Thanksgiving
Officials from St Bonaventure College and Xavier University moved the November 26 1950 football game to Thanksgiving Day November 23 at Xavier Stadium. It marks Xavier’s first Thanksgiving home game since WWII and ends Xavier nine game schedule.
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St. Bonaventure College
Xavier University
Xavier
Musketeers
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
St. Bonaventure
Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder never tied teams
Ben Schwartzwalder, coach of Syracuse football, has guided four seasons with 29 wins and 10 losses while never achieving a tie.
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Ben Schwartzwalder
Syracuse
Louise Brough Faces Ouster By Negro Girl
Forest Hills report notes Althea Gibson, the first Black player in the National Tennis Championships, leads Louise Brough 1-6 6-3 7-6 as rain delays continue. McNeill trails Talbert 1-6 1-1 after interruptions, Bromwich beats a U S Davis Cup hopeful, Trabert defeats an American 6-4 6-1 7-5.
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Louise Brough
Forest Hills
N. Y
Althea Gibson
Althea
Miss Brough
Don McNeill
Australia
Ken McGregor
Bill Talbert
John Bromwich
United States
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Seven N D Grads in Bear Browns Exhibition Friday
Notre Dame will be well represented at Cleveland Municipal Stadium in Fridays exhibition between the Browns and Bears. The Bears hold a four to three edge in former South Benders with Johnny Lujack George Connor Bill Wightkin and Ernie Zalejski among the Browns onetime Irish stars Jim Martin John Yonaker and Lou Rymkus are the Browns trio. Martin is a 1949 All-America end and former decisive defender in the College All-Stars win over the Eagles.
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Bowling Green
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
Bears
Johnny Lujack
George Connor
Bill Wightkin
Ernie Zalejski
Lujack
Connor
Wightkin
Zalejski
Weather Menaces Church Playoffs
St. Paul meets Calvary Methodist in a three game Church League series at Barnitz Field tonight at 6 p.m. If rain interferes the series will move to Friday.
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Barnitz Field
St. Paul and
Calvary Methodist
Deadline Today for Wildwood Calcutta Tournament
The annual Calcutta at Wildwood Golf Club will be an 18 hole best ball medal play event held Sunday. No more entries after 5 p m today. Thirty eight teams have already signed up, said Chairman Ed Mulligan. Each team will be auctioned off during a social evening at the clubhouse Friday night.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Ed Mulligan
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Ring official dies Cincinnati boxing and wrestling commissioner
Howard D. Heckerman, 62, renowned as a boxing and wrestling commissioner, died at his Cincinnati home yesterday after about four years of illness. He was widely known in regional rings and sports administration.
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Cincinnati
Howard D. Heckerman
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