Rally In 7th Brings Legion 4-3 Triumph
Amican Legion Post 218 softball team edged Black Clawson of Hantton 4 to 3 after a seventh inning rally. HTlan Bishop pitched two-hit shutout through five frames, striking out eight, while Joe Cornelian delivered the game winning single in the seventh. Johnny Hotlins sparked defense in left and provided key hits as the hosts overcame a late deficit.
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Armco
Diarmids
Amican Legion Post
Black Clawson
Hantton
Invaders
Seveth
Htlan Bishop
Seteran
Johnny Haker
218Ers
Hotarik
Cornelia
Bishop
Finer Canned and Frozen Fruits Offers Guidance
The free 1948 edition promises simple changes to canning and freezing syrups to improve flavor and texture. It covers caring and freezing directions for fruits perries marmalades con serves jams and jellies with recipes for tomato juice grape juice pickles chili sauce and more. It targets beginners with expert tips and serving ideas.
Tire Blows and Injures Seventeen Fans at Columbus Speedway
Seventeen persons were injured when a stock car driven by Red Byron of Anniston Alabama blew a front tire, crashed through a guard fence, and struck spectators during the 38th lap of a 40 lap race at Columbus Speedway in Columbus Georgia. Byron was leading the event and unharmed.
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Columbus, Ga
Columbus Speedway
Red
Byron
Anniston
Ala
New Yorker Takes Eaton Cycle Races
FATON Special Norval Goodman of Rawsonville New York capped three events in the motor cycle races held here yesterday afternoon Lowell Reddinger of Indianapolis won twice while single winners were Robert Harned of Cortland O Fllis Powers of Springfield Chauncey Reddinger of Columbus and Don Fogelson of Marion Ind
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Faton
Norval Goodman
Rawsonville
N. Y
Lowell Reddinger
Indianapolis
Robert Harned
Cortland
O. Fllis Powers
Springfield
Chauncey Reddinger
Columbus
Don Fogelson
Marion
Ind
Starter Is Appointed For Hamilton Racing
COLUMBUS OH AP Tom Brown will be the starter for the 19 day meeting of running races at Hamilton Ohio August 16 September 6. He was named yesterday by D E Cronk president and GM of Ohio Sports Enterprises Inc. In the 47 year history of the American League the team in first place on July 4 won the pennant in 30 seasons. Seventeen teams failed to make the World Series after leading at the mid way point.
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Columbus
T. J
Tom) Brown
Hamilton
D. E. Cronk
Ohio Sports Enterprises, Inc
Hoosiers Back In Loop Lead In American Association
In a doubleheader roundup, St Paul beat Milwaukee 6 5 and 6 0 as Indianapolis swept Toledo to seize a 214 game lead in the American Association race. Cal Mellish hurled a shutout for St Paul in game two, while Joe Lafata extended his hitting streak to 26 games for Minneapolis in a sweep of Kansas City.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
Saints
Toby Atwell
al Brancato
Pat MacGlothin
Columbus
Tribe
Cal MelLish
Jack Hallett
Hens
Frank Mancuso
Indians
Louisville
Colonels
Ewald Pyle
Kurt Kriegler
Jack Crimian
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Joe Lafata
Millers
Weekend Sports: Arlington Handicap Upset at Arlington Park
In Arlington Handicap action, CHICAGO- Stud Poker upset favored Fervent in the $56,100 Arlington Handicap at Arlington Park. Star Reward finished second and Fervent third. Crowd reached 27,364 with handle of 1,551,775. ATLANTA- Mike Ferentz of Long Beach, California, won the 23rd National Public Links Golf Tournament defeating Ben Hughes of Portland 2 and 1 in the 36-hole final. READING, Pa.- Ben Hogan of Hershey won the $15,000 Reading Open Golf Tournament with a 72-hole total of 269, Fred Haas Jr. of New Orleans was second with 270.
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Chicago
Fervent
Arlington Park
Atlanta
Mike Ferentz
Long Beach
Calif
Bartender
Ben Hughes
Portland
Ore
Reading
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Browns Open Training Camp With 47 Players At Bowling Green
The Cleveland Browns began drills in Bowling Green with about 47 players, including 25 holdovers from last year. Coach Paul Brown seeks replacements at three positions as 1948 camp opens. Six All conference stars return: Otto Graham, Mac Speedie, Dante Lavelli, Lou Rymkus, Bill Willis, and Marion Motley.
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Bowling Green
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Browns
Otto Graham
Mac Speedie
Dante Lavelli
Lou Rymkus
Bill Willis
Marion Motley
Baseball scores from national and nearby leagues yesterday
National League results include Chicago 6 New York 3 and Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 9 in a multi game stand. American League saw New York 5 Chicago 3 and Washington 5 Philadelphia 4 while Philadelphia beat Detroit 4-0 in 10 innings. American Association features close finishes with Louisville 7 Columbus 3 and Portsmouth 11 10 over Springfield 8 3.
Tomorrow's Games Matchups Across League Cities
Tomorrow features Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Washington at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland night games across major venues with several intercity clashes on the schedule
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Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Tug
Detroit
Washington
St Los
Chicago
Brooklyn
Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Dayton Driver Hurt Critically In Race
Orville Kkpperiey of Dayton was listed in critical condition after a spectacular crash at Winchester Speedway. Eppersey, a 32 year old stock and big car racer for nine years, overturned in an elimination heat and was thrown into the air. His left leg was severed on the cowling of his car as more than 12,000 spectators watched in shock.
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Winchester
Ind
Orville
Dayton
Randolph County Hospital
Winchester Speedway
Eppersey
Four Golfers Share Wildwood Blind Bogey Honors
Four golfers divided Wildwood blind bogey honors yesterday at Wildwood Golf Course with a 79. Tied for first were Martin Coffey Ken Kurry Clayton Hollen and Chuck Harmon. Dr E N Clark and John Walner shared runner up honors with 74. Tom Ritter posted the day's low gross with 36 and 35 for a 71. Dick Getter was two over par with 38 35 73.
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Wildwood
Martin Coffey
Ken Kurry
Clayton Hollon
Chuck Harmon
E. N. Clark
John Walner
Tom Ritter
Dick Getter
DiMaggio homers twice as Yankees sweep White Sox
Yankees win 5-3 and 7-3 in a doubleheader led by Joe DiMaggio who collected two home runs three singles and a double in seven at bats. Joe Dobson scattered six hits to shut out the Indians 3-0 for his 13th win, fourth shutout, and 14th complete game as Boston moves into first in the American League race.
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Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Joe Dobson
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
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