Browns Battle Rams in Late Rally for 7 6 Victory
Columbus AP notes a rare big game live view as the Cleveland Browns comeback to beat the Los Angeles Rams 7 to 6. The writer recalls the thrill of watching from the stands, the crowd noise, and the awkward realities of suboptimal press box access.
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Jas Holiday
Browns
Otto Graham
Horace Gillom
Lou Groza
Bearcats Show Promise Of Top State Grid Rankings
In sports notes and lively chatter from Hamilton and nearby sections, sources highlight football talk, ticket bottlenecks at Elamo News and the High School Athletic Office, and live broadcasts around Big Blue rivals. Anecdotes include Sid Gillman comparisons and West Virginia University scholarships, plus corrections on the majors longest game.
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3Arnitz Field
Elamo News
Hamilton
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Big Blue
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Thackara
Paul Brown
Sid Gillman
Kentucky
Sid
Glenn Ellison
The
Middies
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Ohio
Franklin
Phil Lorke
the Journal
Ohio grid action opens with Xavier and Cincinnati rallying
Xavier and Cincinnati kicked off their 1951 football campaigns with strong showings. Xavier defeated Quantico Marines 12-7 after a tight finish, while Cincinnati toppled Virginia Military Institute 26-7. Toledo crushed Davis Elkins 88-0, and North Carolina A and T beat Central State 27-12. Next weekend features 18 games across the state.
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Roland Fino
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Jack Hoffman
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Youngstown
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Kansas State
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Albion
Ohio University
Morris Harbey
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W. Va
Olean
N.Y
St. Bonaventure
Neiman Star Struck Reds Lose Neiman to Browns
Frank Y. Grayson the 79 year old Reds correspondent from the Times-Star plans to retire his typing duties after covering the team since 1925. Cincinnati is abuzz as Bob Neiman of the St. Louis Browns hits two homers in his first two major league at bats, a feat that left Reds officials blushing after letting him go.
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Bob Neiman
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Neiman
Gabe Paul
Rotary Club
Gabe
Vets Fall to Eldorado in Central Ohio League Final
Armco Vets were defeated 7 2 by Eldorado in a post season championship at Armco Field. Eldorado built a first inning rally and added three more unearned runs in the third while Armco struggled against winner Haines. The Vets finally scored in the sixth and seventh but could not overcome the visitors in the title tilt.
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Tommy Hyde
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Merrilft Hatfield
Charley Broyles
Billy Mount
Walter Wendt
Tony Mislovich
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Sorg Paper Tops Richmond All-Star Team 6-4 in Softball
Sorg Paper wins 6-4 over the Richmond All-Stars after four extra-base hits in the sixth inning. Ed Huffman tripled and drove in runs, Kim Harrison and Jim Ferguson listed among key contributors, with Roger Liman earning the win at Gardner Diamond.
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Gardner Diamond
Ame
Kim Harrison
Jim Ferguson
Les Creekbaum
Jake Ellison
Ed Huffman
Huffman
Johnny Boehm
Roger Liman
Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights From Night Games
Yesterday's star performances include the Giants collecting six hits with an inside-the-park homer as New York swept a doubleheader from Pittsburgh 7-1 and 6-4. Allie Reynolds of the Yankees spun a five-hitter with eight strikeouts to beat Cleveland 5-1.
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Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Cleveland
Ed Lopat
Bob Lemon
Indians
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Tribe
Betsy Rawls Captures National Women Open in Pro Debut
Betsy Rawls, 23, from Austin wins the National Women's Open at Druid Hills to claim her first pro season triumph. She shoots 293 for 72 holes to earn 1500 and rise her earnings to 4645.83, beating Babe Zaharias and Louise Suggs who finish second and tied for third with Patty Berg.
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Betsy Rawls
Texas
Phi Beta Kappa Lacs
Austin
Babe Zaharias
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
Bauer
Sweeney Fires 72 To Cop Low Gross Honors
Cliff Sweeney fired a one over par 72 on rounds of 37 and 35 yesterday to cop low gross honors at Wildwood. Shorty Wagner was second with 39 36 75 and third yet went to Walt Payne 39 39 so. Winning the blind bogey with 70 was Ed Christman. Second was J. P. Adams with 80. Dr. E N Clark and Owen Combs tied for third with 77.
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Cliff Sweeney
Wildwood
Shorty Wagner
Walt Payne
Ed Christman
J. P. Adams
Dr. E. N. Clark
Owen Combs
Ex Publinx Champ Joe Coble Dies in Philadelphia
Joe Coble, 54, former Publinx champion who won the Dayton Ohio title in 1924, died Friday at Philadelphia General Hospital. The long time sports figure had left a lasting mark in early boxing and public sports circles.
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Joe Coble
Dayton
Philadelphia General Hospital
Chicago Entry Wins Trials in Open-Stake Field
Three Chicago dogs lead a 21 dog field in the Third Annual Ohio Valley English Springer Spaniel Club Open-Stake Field Trials at Smith Farm. Timpanogos Papaya owned by James R. Dodson of Elmwood Park captured her second open title in two weeks, earning a spot at national trials after a dramatic long retrieve. Feather Field Mare, Armforth Kennels’ Armforth’s No Henry, and Tapelt’s King rounded the top four, with Ohio entrant Tapelt’s King helping Ohio entries shine.
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Ohio Valley English Springer Spaniel Club
Smith Farm
Timpanogos Papaya
James R. Dodson
Elmwood Park
Hugh Herdman
Leonard Reedy
Tapelt
King
Steve Studnicki
Armforth Kennel
No Henry
Elmore C. Chick
Marc
Journal
Bill Weith
Reds Edge Braves in split season finale doubleheader
Cincinnati and Boston split their season ending doubleheader. Warren Spahn took the first game 6 to 5 with 21st win, while Ken Raffensberger pitched a 4 to 0 shutout in the nightcap for his fifth of the year.
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Spahn
Reds
Shields Seeks Schroeder Addition to U.S. Davis Cup Squad
Non playing captain Francis X Shields plans to urge selectors to add Ted Schroeder to the team for the December clash with defending champion Australia. Herb Flam may replace Tony Trabert when Trabert enters Navy service September 24. Sedgman defeats Trabert in four sets as Connolly wins women's singles.
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Tony
Trabert
Navy
Frank Sedgman
Sedgman
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Little Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Flam
Middletown All-Stars Return for Softball Doubleheader
The Middletown All-Stars resume play tomorrow at Gardner diamond after a two week break. Manager Herb Dean leads a nine facing Springfield Carano's in a pivotal Ohio Kentucky Girls Major Softball League doubleheader that could decide the title race with Emmert Grains of Cincinnati.
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Gardner Diamond
Herb Dean
Springfield Carano’s
All-Stars
Emmert Grains of
Cincinnati
Carano’s
Emmert’s
Two Old Pros Just Keep Slugging Away in Snohomish
Earl Averill and Jeff Heath, former Cleveland outfield stars, play together for Snohomish in the Seattle Semi-Pro League. They dominate the mound and batter, with comments suggesting each would rather outslug the other than lose.
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Wash
Earl Averill
Jeff Heath
Cleveland
Seattle
Heath
Averill
Akron Kalamazoo and Birmingham Win Two, Advance
Akron Kalamazoo and Birmingham, Alabama, each won yesterday to become the only clubs in the Amateur Baseball World Series Eastern Division with two victories and no defeats, advancing to the second round.
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Kalamazoo
Birmingham
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Moraine Products Loses NABF Title in Doubleheader Run
YOUNGSTOWN AP Burlington swept a doubleheader from Dayton 6-1 and 5-3 to win the 38th NABF tournament. Bill Hinton blasted a four run homer for the winners in game one while James Delroy hit a two run homer to seal game two. Dayton had taken game one 8-6 on Saturday in the finals.
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National Amateur Baseball Federation
Bill Hinton
James Delroy
Old Arbitrator Klem Dies At 77
William J. Klem known as the old arbitrator and longtime NL umpire died at 77 in Doctors Hospital Coral Gables after a two year illness. His wife Marie survived him. Ford Frick called him the greatest umpire of all time and noted his 36 years in the National League before retiring in 1941. He later served as umpire in chief for exhibitions and charity games.
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National League
Middlecoff Nears Hogan Earnings at Eastern Open
Dr Cary Middlecoff capped the Eastern Open with 279 nine under par for 72 holes to win 2400 and raise season earnings to 19159. Ben Hogan sits 1250 behind in third after not entering the event. Jerry Barber earns 1800 for second and Clayton Heafner adds to 9507.
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Jerry Barber
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Hogan
Horse Has Own Bank Account Says Paced Vologda Dale
Yonkers New York Dr and Mrs Ralph Cohen of Riverdale claim Vologda Dale a five year old pacing horse transacts his own business affairs and holds a bank account in his name. The horse reportedly enjoys financial solvency and is unique in America for managing money.
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NEA
America
Vologda Dale
Ralph Cohen
Riverdale
N.Y
Defending Champs End Season Series With Tribe Today
Yankees crush Cleveland 5-1 to take AL lead as DiMaggio delivers a two run triple after a deliberate pass to Berra. Reynolds earns his 15th win while Feller suffers his eighth defeat. Dodgers stay in front in NL with 8 to clinch as Giants win and Braves notch Spahn’s 21st win.
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Bob Feller
Joe DiMaggio
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Reynolds
Doughman Captures Elks Trapshoot Doubles Title
Cliff Doughman of Morrow Ohio won the Challenge Cup doubles at the Ohio Elks Trapshoot with a perfect 100 and led the overall championship at 388 of 400.
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Pennant Races At A Glance
Major league standings show New York leading the American League with 88 wins and 53 losses, Cleveland 90-55, and Boston 85-55. Remaining schedule details list home and away games for each club, with new York and Cleveland each chasing the leaders. In the National League Brooklyn sits at 90-50 and New York 88-57, with routes listed for remaining games at home and on the road against Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Boston and other foes.
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Washington
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Baseball scores and playoff results from early season games
Brooklyn beat Chicago 6-1 while New York won 7-6. Pittsburgh fell 1-4 to St. Louis as Philadelphia defeated Boston 2-9. Cincinnati won 5-4 over New York, and Boston toppled Chicago 7-4. Philadelphia 7-7, St. Louis 1-8 Detroit 3-4 Washington 1-3. Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 3-1 to win the series 4-1 in the American Association playoffs.
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Brooklyn at Chicago and Philadelphia at St. Louis Games listed
Schedule shows Brooklyn visiting Chicago at 1 30 and Philadelphia visiting St. Louis at 8 30. Additional games Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston listed with 1 p m start times.
Major league matchups across six cities
The schedule lists New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at St. Louis, Boston at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Washington.
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Wilmot Wins Back-to-Back Feature At Track 73
Wilmot of Middletown captured the 25-lap feature at Track 73 east of Waynesville. It marked his second straight stock car feature win after also winning the same event at Middletown Speedway Saturday night.
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