Boudreau Clings To Pennant Hopes On Tough Road Ahead
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau clung to pennant hopes as the Indians, off a doubleheader sweep of the White Sox, remained four games behind the Yankees with a road trip to Detroit looming. Kennedy and Keltner homered in the second game, Doby hit a three run swing, and the club edged Chicago 5 3 before finishing 6 4. The Indians later end their slate with a Cleveland return on September 23 hosting Detroit.
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Entry List In Wildwood Fall Play Sets 56 Players
Fifty six golfers will form the field for the annual Fall Handicap Tournament at Wildwood Golf Club next Saturday. Of 14 qualifiers, five came Sunday and nine on Monday with eight byes in a 64 flight. Parings to be announced tomorrow. Stan Craft is tournament chairman.
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Boudreau Hails Lineup Spark Against Left Handers
Boudreau noted the club's four homer deficit yesterday and praised the power of the long ball. He added Kenny Keltner could supply the spark if he keeps swinging, backing a lineup shift to face left handed pitching.
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Tribesmen Fall as Sox Shutout After Power Surges
Benton earned his eighth win with six innings allowing 10 hits as Satchel Paige relieved him. Bob Lemon's four hit game stifled the Sox in a second inning, while Doby Keltner Kennedy and Metkovich homered for Chicago. Metkovich, a former Cleveland player, hit two blasts.
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Ted Kluszewski Hits Streak Keeps Reds in Fight
Ted Kluszewski extended his 13 game hitting streak, lifting the Reds as they opened a three game series with the Pirates. He also batted .312 for the season and had seven for nine in a twin bill with the Cubs, aiding Cincinnati to a 9 3 win and a split that left them in seventh.
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Armco Shartle Final Two Clash For Industrial Title
Armco and Shartle Brothers meet tonight at Gardner diamond to decide the Industrial League Tournament championship at 8 p.m. Armco aims to extend a 14 game league win streak and complete an undefeated season after a strong post season run.
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Amon Carded Hole in One at Maplewood Golf Course
Seattle golf note reports Leon Amon sank a five iron for a hole in one on the Maplewood course. His playing companions laughed, joking at the odd misprint as the ball rolled into the 18th green hole in one.
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Monroe High School Student to Enter Ohio Grange Contest
Miss Helen Boyd of Monroe High School will represent Monroe Grange in a statewide public speaking contest later this month. Monroe Grange is the only Butler County grange with an entry. The group also plans a youth degree team in a statewide contest. The church is thanked for use of rooms during school renovations. A 50-50 dance will be sponsored.
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FCC crackdown ends radio giveaway era
The FCC clamps down on on air contest programs and threatens to turn "Double or Nothing" into "Nothing" and stop "Stop the Music" before it starts, killing the nightly jackpot fantasy and forcing fortunes to be made the hard way.
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Weather Outlook Clouds and Showers Ahead
The weatherman forecasts a cool, cloudy night with Wednesday turning cloudy and scattered showers. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged from 71 to 83 degrees. This morning the thermometer read 57 at 6 am and 66 at 10 am.
Nationalists claim hold against Communist drive near Canton
The Chinese Nationalists said they were holding their own against a Red push to sever the Canton Hankow railway 170 miles north of Canton. Red forces split into small groups probing defenses while main Nationalist troops moved to flank the Reds near Jucheng and Tzehing as Kunming reported a tense quiet after Yunnan Governor Lu Han’s seizure of power. Chiang Kai-Shek vowed to continue revolution and fight bandits to victory, aiming to retake Chungking as the revisional capital if Canton falls.
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Eisenhower urges better labor management cooperation
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower told the American Bar Association in St. Louis that the nation needs stronger economic understanding and closer working arrangements between labor and management. He said unity should raise productivity without subordinating either side. The ABA convention opened with remarks by Chief Justice Vinson and Robert Patterson, former Secretary of War, and several resolutions were discussed.
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Grange ballot and park picnics announced by group
The group at LeSourdsville Lake announced plans for a picnic at Armco Park on September 11 and noted the grange will hold its ballot in the first week of November. Master Ora Burdger said he will not seek reelection due to physical impairment.
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Vandals Hit Six Selective Service Offices in Euclid Ave
Vandals broke into six Selective Service offices in a Euclid Avenue building, scattering about 30,900 records and splashing ink on walls and equipment. Detective St. William Tofant blamed juveniles.
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