No All Star Player For Munn Led North South Rift
College coaches face trouble assembling August 11 North South All Star teams as Michigan State coach Biggie Munn bars Phil Keller from participation over a scholarship offer dispute. Keller resigns. alternates named. Also notes on Lt Tommy Downs returning for Ohio State tennis. local golf ads and inflation in ballpark pricing.
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Fremont Lad
Ellison
Biggie Munn
Michigan State
Keller
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Munn
Sid Gillman
University of Cincinnati
USC
Tiger
Ken Bowman
Lockland
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Springfield man named head coach at Columbus St. Marys
Kenneth Neville of Springfield becomes head coach at Columbus St. Marys High School. He will coach football basketball and baseball, succeeding Roberts Scoles who resigned to enter private industry. The item notes Horace Rawlins as the youngest Open champion in 1895 at Newport Rhode Island at age 19.
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Kenneth Neville
Springfield
Columbus St. Mary’s High School
Columbus School
Roberts Scoles
Horace Rawlins
Newport, R. I
Phillies and Reds Split Twin Bill At Shibe Park
The Phillies and Reds split a doubleheader at Shibe Park with 30 hits in the first game and 17 in the nightcap. Joe Adcock starred for Cincinnati driving in four runs and a key out on the tying attempt, while Kenny Raffensberger was charged with the 10-0 loss in the nightcap.
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Shibe Park
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Cincinnati Reds
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Redlegs
Kenny Raffensberger
Joe Adcock
Cincinnati
Adcock
Kenny Johnson
Johnson
Robin Roberts
Pixie Howell
Roberts
Adcock Saves One In Ninth As Reds Edge Phillies
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 9 to 8 in a nine inning MLB game. Adcock hits a homer and drives in three, with Wyrostek Stallcup and others collecting RBIs. Fox earns the win and Roberts takes the loss as 20 000 fans watch at the ballpark.
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Johnny Wyrostek
Adcock
Phillies
Howie Fox
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Howell
Ryan
Wyrostek
Stallcup
Ashburn
Jones
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Bloodworth
Waitkus
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Candini
Miller
Fox
Smith
So—Roberts
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Roberts
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Jorda
Cascoli
Warneke
Paige Ready For Browns First Start In American League
St. Louis Browns pitcher Satchel Paige prepares for his first AL start against the Washington Senators with Bob Porterfield as probable, after signing with owner Bill Veeck observing. Paige boasts past major league success and aims to stay in games longer, while Browns seek crowds and wins. The veteran Negro right-hander, coy about his age, notes a career spent pitching yearly since age 17.
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ST. Louis
LeRoy
Satchel
Bill Veeck
Veeck
Paige
Cleveland Indians
Chicago Giants
Satch
Browns
Charles Walcott Fight Set at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh hosts the Ezzard Charles versus Jersey Joe Walcott heavyweight title bout at Forbes Field tonight with 20 000 expected and a TV reach claimed to top 60 000 000. Charles seeks a ninth defense as a 4-to-1 favorite, weighing about 181 to 183 pounds, while Walcott aims to foil the champion at 192 to 193 pounds.
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Joe Walcott
Gladiators
Charles
Cincinnati
Jean Ezzard
Chicago
Detroit
McGinley- Rooney Company
DuMont
CBS
Johnstown
Tom Gallery
Gallery
Brewing Company
Pabst
Walcott
Jersey
Joe
Casanova Leaves Pitt to Head Oregon Football
Len Casanova, Pitt’s one season coach who won one game and lost eight, leaves to become head coach at the University of Oregon. Oregon expects Casanova to take over after Pitt releases him. Jim Aiken departs Oregon for the timber trade.
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Len Casanova
University of Pittsburgh
University of Oregon
Pitt
Oregon State Board of Higher Education
Hamilton
Pitt Athletic Committee
Casanova
Jim Aiken
Oregon
Aiken
University of Santa Clara
California
Pacific Coast
Marietta's Rowing Regatta Bid Draws Attention
Syracuse NY AP reports the Intercollegiate Rowing Association weighs site for 1952 regatta. Candidates are Marietta Ohio Poughkeepsie New York and Syracuse. Marietta hosted last two years amid river condition complaints.
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N. Y
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Marietta
Poughkeepsie
Ralph Furey
Columbia
Ohio River
Newark Quits O I League After 4-3 Loss
Springfield AP Newark Yankees withdraw from the Class D Ohio-Indiana league midseason ending the circuit’s five club status. The All-Stars edged Newark 4-3 after the withdrawal was announced to address declining gate receipts though the club hopes to rejoin next year.
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Springfield
Newark Yankees
Herb Murphy
Newark
Andy Weisent
Murphy
New York Yankees
Fights Last Night Highlight Mixed Results Across Cities
Boxing notes: Harry Kid Matthews of Seattle knocked out Baby Dutch Culbertson of Los Angeles in four rounds. Jackie Graves of Minneapolis outpointed Manuel Ortiz of El Centro over ten rounds. The piece also notes Ted Ray as the oldest Open golf champion at 43 when he won in Inverness in 1920.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Harry
Kid” Matthews
Seattle
Dutch Culbertson
Los Angeles
Jackie Graves
Minneapolis
Manuel Ortiz
el Centro
Calif
Ted Ray
Inverness
Baseball scores roundup from early games across leagues
National League results include Cincinnati nine to zero over Philadelphia and Chicago seven to four over New York. American League games feature Washington seven to zero over St. Louis and Cleveland eight to six over Boston plus New York ten-inning win over Chicago four to three. Also listed are American Association Indianapolis three Columbus zero and St Paul eleven to three over Minneapolis. OHLO-Indiana League All stars four Newark three.
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St. Louis
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Columbus
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Kansas City
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Newark
Pet. G. B
Chicago Tees
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Cincinnati
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Stewart
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Tommy Byrne
Brown
Sandy Consuegra
Senators
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Pirates
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Boston Brave
Cardinals
Phils
Tomorrow's NBA Schedule Highlights Dense with Rivalries
The card lists multiple games with pairings such as Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Notable clashes include Chicago at New York and Boston at Cleveland. Tomorrow's schedule places city matchups across major arenas with varied start times.
Yanks Fall To Chisox Rally In Extra Innings
Chicago White Sox rally from 2-0 down to beat the New York Yankees 4-3 in 10 innings. Paul Richards’s club takes sole possession of second in the American League as Eddie Stewart and Minnie Minoso spark the late comeback.
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Associated Press
White Sox
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Chicago
Paul Richards
Sox
Red Sox
Indians
Allie
Eddie Robinson
Stewart
Yankees
Bobby Brown
Johnny Hopp
Stubby
Minoso
Robinson
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