Ted Kluszewski Emerges as Reds Bright Spot in Loss
Cincinnati Reds lose 6 to 4 to Boston Braves as Ted Kluszewski shines with four hits two of them for extra bases and three RBIs. Crandall homers for Boston while Spahn spins eight innings to earn win. Chipman improves to 5-1 for Braves as Reds rally too late.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Ted Kluszewski
Ciney
Reds
Redlegs
Boston Braves
Teddy
Ie Seavening
Inverness Jumble leads in tight best-ball event
Oliver Harrison and Dutch Harrison held a narrow plus three after three rounds of Inverness match play. Sam Snead with Jim Ferrier and Lloyd Mangrum with Cary Middlecoff trailed by one or two points, while other pairs drifted behind as the field progressed toward the final four rounds.
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Inverness
Jeynem
Pudge Porky Oliver
Seattle
Dutch Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Sam Seead
Jim Ferrier
Lloyd Mangrum Cary
Hiord
Cary
Jimmy Demaret
Jack Burke
Chick Harbert
Bob Hamilton
Mangrum
Middlecoff
Lloyd Snaring
Rail
Harrison
Oliver
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Snead
Ferrier
Mangrum-Middlecoff
Hane-Hawkins
Heafner-Pallmer
Harbert-Hamilton
Reneom Alexander
Demaret- Burke
Roll To Meet Paddock For State Golf Crown
In a state golf qualifier, Roll from Greenville shot a 145 over 360 holes while Paddock of Aurora posted 142 to lead. Final rounds saw Paddock defeat Sevler two and one, with McCarthy edging Roll to reach a semi final berth amid a tense match play event.
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Greenville
Paddock
Aurora
Dick Frons
Cleveland
Tom Mirange, Jr
Cincinnaw
Evans and
Strange
Appance
Don Johnson
Columbus
Robert Sevler
McCarthy
Chamay
Ed Meister
Allan Whaling
Cincinnati
Meterer
Don Gill
Claire Doran crowned Ohio Golf Queen in 34-hole final
Claire Doran of Lakewood defeated CeBeene Palmer of Columbus 7 and 6 to win the Ohio Women’s Championship on the Mate Women’s Tournament. Doran secured victory with a birdie on the 30th hole after steady putting and strong drives.
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Ohio
Mixes Claire Doran
Lakewood
Downing Cee Beene Palmer
Columbus
Palmer
UC Athlete Ils Named To Western Hills Job
CINCINNATI AP Robert Mann, former University of Cincinnati basketball star, was named physical education instructor at Western Hills High School. He will coach track and freshman football and assist with the basketball squad.
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Cincinnati
Robert Mann
Uni Eaire
Western Hills High School
Siekmann
Trabert To Meet Schroeder Today In Indy
INDIANAPOLIS AP The men's singles semi finals at the championships feature Tony Trabert of Cincinnati against Billy Talbert of New York, with second-seeded Ted Schroeder and Herb Flam of Beverly Hills also advancing in the bracket. Schroeder and Flam won their doubles semi while Moville and Deimling fell 46 6 1 3 in the other side.
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Indianapolis
Champnenenss
Todey
Aeter
Iraenanie
Chicago
Trabert
Jone
Ohio Wildlife Council Approves 300000 For Habitat Plan
The Ohio Wildlife Council appropriated 300000 to continue the wildlife habitat development program begun in 1947. An additional 8000 was allotted for work in Brush Creek refuge in Wayne County and the Iker Farm in Highland County. The report notes light sulky racing as a growing sport since 1942.
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Menth
Brush Creek
Iker
Highland County
Americas
Boxing Managers End Fees Fight With IBC Deal
In New York AP report the Boxing Managers Guild and the International Boxing Club resolved a 44 day dispute over fees after contracts expired. Main fighters receive at least 2230 show money or a share of air receipts if exceeding 4500 for the two top performers. Jim Norris aims to run 35 Friday nights at Madison Square Garden or St Nicholas Arena. Restrictions require fights not to air until 72 hours after filming, and live cards to be shown only once per city with subsequent payments.
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International Boxing Club
Jim Norris
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St. Nicholas Arena
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Aes
Tennis Crowns Go To Crowley And Finkleman
Claire Crowley and Ronnie Finkleman win the Sul Teen Ter hie Tournament at Verity Courts yesterday. Crowley def Catalina Vikett 6 1 6 2 in the final while Finkleman dominated Arthur Kane 6 0 6 0. Crowley benefited from a bye into the final. Finkleman also had a bye and then beat Jimmy Spindler 6 6 2.
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Claire Crowley
Ronnie
Verity Courts
Crowley
Carolyn Vikett
Vikett
Finkleman
Arthur Kane
Pat Clark
Finklemansho
Jimmy Spindler
Simmons Sent To National Guard With Phillies In August
Curt Simmons, a key pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies, will miss the pennant push for two weeks in August as he reports for National Guard duty with the 10th Field Artillery Division at Indiantown Gap. He has served for three years, marking the first time the club will lose him during a pennant race.
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Philadeliphia
Curt Simmons
Philadelphia Phillies
Young Curt
Field Artillery
Curt
Simmons
Frigidaire Wins Armco Shoot At Middletown Club
Frigidaire gunners outshot Armco marksmen to win the Armco Industrial Shoot trophy at the Middletown Sporting Club. Forty three shooters competed in the Frigidaire event with 446 hits in 500, edging Armco at 435. National Cash Register and Cham as Paper also participated. New club officers were elected and plans made for future shoots.
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Armco
FE. Winglewich
W. Sehul
Armen
Bob* Carpenter
Winglewich
George Huber
KR. Shafer
R Wood
Frank Sample
T. Schockey
A. Pierson
Red To Face Trial For Peace Petition
BELLAIRE AP Mayor John J Saunders plans to summon 20 jurors for a municipal court trial next Tuesday of Eric Reinthaler on a charge of registering a petition. Reinthaler testified at a preliminary hearing that he was recently secretary of the Ohio Valley Communist party. He and his wife were arrested June 30 while circulating a petition and handbills criticizing U S action in Korea. They are also charged with handing out handbills without the proper city permit. No hearing date set yet. Reinthaler's attorney Thelma Murray of Akron has challenged the city's banning ordinance.
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John J. Saunders
Eric Reinthaler
Reinthaler
Ohio Valley Communist Party
United States
Genen
Beimthaler
Thelma Murray
Akron
Imance Healith
Kainate Cie
Malling
Your Host and Oil Capitol Top Arlington Field
Your Host the Kentucky Derby favorite and Oil Capitol lead a large Arlington field in a $77,875 race. The Santa Anita Derby winner Your Host is set at about 4.2 to 1, with Oil Capitol as Florida cold meet favorite. The purse distributes $59,550 to first, $10,000 to second, $4,000 to third, and $2,500 to fourth as an expected crowd of 35,000 gathers.
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California
Oil Capitol
Santa Anita
Capitol
Ster
Florida
Poet
SONY
Millers Increase Association Lead With 12-6 Win
Associated Press report shows Minneapolis expanding its American Association lead to a game and a half after a 12-6 victory over Columbus as Milwaukee defeated Cleveland. Frank Fanovich allowed 15 hits. Milwaukee also beat the Indians. Brewers beat Indianapolis 9-4 in 12 innings. Morrie Martin pitched St Paul to a 2-0-2 win over Toledo. Louisville Colonels rallied to defeat Kansas City 9-4 to open the series.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indians
Frank Pfanovich
Brewers
Morrie Martin
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville Colonels
Seau
Kansas City
Blues
Heidelberg College Names New Assistant Coach
Ray Baker, an Akron Kenmore High School graduate, is named the new assistant football coach at Heidelberg College. He will succeed Clarence Aptograph who resigned.
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Tiffin
Ray Baker
Akron Kenmore High School
Heidelberg College
Clarence Aptegraph
Vets Top Eaton Win 15th In Row
Armco Vets clinched their 15th consecutive win with a six hit shutout over Eaton in a makeup COL game. Murray allowed two hits, fanned seven behind flawless defense as Armco built runs on errors and timely hits, with Strauthers, Mount, and Murray delivering key plays. They host Camden Sunday seeking 16 straight in the Armco Field clash.
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Jerry Nardiello
Lefty Lantis
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Uague
Armcet
Gene Neff
Jerry Patterson
Wehbey
Armco
Rightielder
Neff
Strauthers
Bill Mount
Tony Mislovich
Bob Andres
Lantismen
Billy Marshall
Mount
Armco Field
Camden
Clarence Cox
Armea Vetsooo
Faton
Carter
Wehriey
St Paul Tops Baptists 23 to 5 in church league clash
St Paul scored 23 runs as the Church League opened its second round at Bornite Field. First Baptist protested the game in the second inning after a call failed to meet Baptist approval. St Paul logged 22 hits led by Dittman Wipdeer and Meeker with four apiece, Roger Dittman earning the win.
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Church Loop
St Paul
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Allsports Takes Knothole Title in One-Hit Win
Tommy Dillman pitched a one hit game to claim the first round crown in Class A Knothole League night action. Allsports crushed Middletown Lumber 21 to 1 at Goldmen Park as Dillman walked Cook, who was scoring on Kidds single after a steal. Dillman fanned eight. Allsports lit up the plate in all but the fifth inning with Murphy and Harmon each collecting four hits.
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Allsports Ee Middletown Lumber
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Kidd
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Murphy
Harmon
Group 4 Leads in 15th Slovak Catholic Sokol Meet
Wilkes Barre report: Chicago's Group 4 set six new meet records to take a commanding lead at the 15th National Track and Field Meet of the Slovak Catholic Sokol.
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Wilkes-Barre
Chicago
Sokol
YMCA Boys Tour Ohio Bell Plant
Thirty one YMCA Boys Division Summer Fun group toured the Ohio Bell Telephone Company yesterday. Ohio Bell officials M H Dennis plant chief Herbert Barr repairman and Miss Margaret Elam assistant chief operator led the visit supervised by Harry ter Braak Boys Work Secretary and junior leaders William Walker Dick Robinson Johnny Birchfield and Bob Davis. A second tour is set for July 18 to visit a radio station with round trip bus fare required.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Terday
Ohio Bell
M. H H. Dennis
Herbert Barr
Margaret Elam
Harry Ter Braak
Wiliam Walker
Dick Robinson
Johnny Birchfield
Bob Davis
Wildlife Division Says Weather May Not Hurt Fall Game
Wildlife Division foresees little hunter impact from recent flood and weather losses to rabbits and pheasants. Recovery depends on mother birds rearing broods and rabbits producing litters across the season. Natural reproduction in fields typically compensates for adverse conditions, possibly leaving hunters unaffected this fall.
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Columbus
Wildlife Division
Holden estate at Bratenahl sells in parcels
The Holden property at Bratenahl including a 28 room mansion was divided into three parcels and sold for 92 000. The mansion and one parcel brought 33 000 while other lakefront parcels sold for about 25 000 and 34 000. The house was occupied 25 years by Guerdon Holden, secretary treasurer of Forest City Publishing Co which publishes the Plain Dealer and the News.
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Cleveland
Holden
Bratenah
Guerdon
Forest City Publishing Company
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland News
Earth Endures Vast Earthquake Activity Estimated
Scientists estimate the planet experiences as many as 60 000 earthquakes yearly and about 164 daily, spanning a range of magnitudes and locations. This global seismic activity reflects constant movement along fault lines and crustal shifts worldwide.
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Earth
Lemon’s 13th win fuels Indians chase of Yankees
Bob Lemon pitched a three hit game to become the first major leaguer with 13 victories this season. His 3-1 win over the Yankees moved Cleveland within a half game of New York as they surged on a late-summer pennant drive. Tom Byrne’s three-run homer earlier highlighted the night, while Eddie Lopat and the Yankees prepared for a rematch with Feller looming.
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Associated Press
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Bob Lemon
Lemon
Indians
Rapid Robert
Bobby Feller
WI Desitwe
Lou Boudreau
Tommy Byrne
New York Yankees
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Tribe
Detroit
Feller
New York
New Yorks
Ed Lopat
Lopat
Cleveland Feiler
Yanks
Yankee
Freddie Hutchinson
Washington
Cardinals
Philadel
Stan Musial
Hart Brecheen
Erv Palica
Dodger
Chicago
Yesterday's Stars Bow Incardinals and Lemon Victory
Yesterday's sports brief notes Howerton of the Cardinals drove in three runs in St Louis aided by a homer and two singles. Bob Lemon earned his 13th win, pitching 5-1 over the Yankees, allowing three hits with three strikeouts. Also mentions a trotter Grey setting a mile time record in 1938.
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Associated Press
Howerton Cardinals
St. Louis
Phillies
Bob Lemon
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Baseball scores and league results from modern era
In American League Chicago defeated Boston 13 to 1 while New York beat Cleveland 5 to 1 Detroit topped Washington 2 to 0 and Philadelphia won 3 to 2 over St Louis. American Association Minneapolis routed Columbus 12 to 6 and St Paul defeated Toledo 5 to 2. Louisville beat Kansas City 9 to 6 and Milwaukee won 9 to 8 against Indianapolis. Ohio Indiana League action shows Newark 8 8, Marion 47. Muncie 4 6 and Portsmouth 14, Springfield 11, Lima 3. Zanesville 4, Richmond 3.
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New York
Detroit
Washington
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Columbus
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Portsmouth
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Zanesville
Richmond
Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St. Louis Brooklyn at Chi New York at Pittsburgh
Celtics visit Reds as NBA schedules align. Dodgers-like matchups dot the week with rivalries shaping the standings across major cities including Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis and Detroit.
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Weekend Rivalry Card Highlights Eight City Matchups
The schedule lists New York at Clasimatta and Brooklyn at St. Louis with two games each. Philadelphia meets Chicago and Boston faces Pittsburgh twice. Detroit plays Philadelphia twice, Chicago hosts New York, Cleveland visits Boston, and St. Louis travels to Washington in a busy set of city pairings.
Duff's To Take On NCR Nine Tonight
Duff's Cafe meets National Cash Register on the NCR diamond in Dayton at 8:30 tonight. The teams have split their two prior meetings in two years, with Duff's winning the first in Dayton in 1949 and NCR taking the rematch in this city. Duff's departs from the cafe at 6:45, manager Carl Kraft announced.
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NCR Nine
National Cash Register
Dayton
Duff's Cafe
NCR
Duff's
Middletown
Doff
Carl Kraft
Carfax and Merchants Meet in City League Softball Clash
Carfax of the Federal League and the Merchants of the City League face off tomorrow night at 6 39 in a soft ball struggle. The game location is not yet determined.
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Merchants Carfax
Federal League
Merchants
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