Eagles Prepare For Friday Night Clash With Philadelphia
Chicago on Aug 7 reports the 1830 College Beer football squad drills at Soldiers Field to sharpen attacks for Friday's NFL champion Eagles. Notables include coach Eddie Anderson of Holy Cross and players from Notre Dame Baylor Tulane Stanford and Michigan State.
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National League Scores From Yesterday and Today
National League yesterday ended Philadelphia nine to zero over St Louis and New York beat Boston nine to three. Today games include Philadelphia at Brooklyn New York at Boston St Louis at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Cincinnati with two night games.
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Phillies Blank Cards as Johnson Shuts Cardinals
Ken Johnson held former teammates to two singles and earned his fourth win as the Phillies overwhelmed the St. Louis Cardinals 9 0 in front of 25 281 fans. Mike Goliat drove in four, including a triple and double, while Willie Jones hit his 23rd homer. Stan Musial accounted for St Louis' lone extra hit. The scene also notes New York Giants rallying to a 9 3 victory over the Boston Braves behind Jack Kramer and Wes Westrum's 18th homer as they maintain a strong streak.
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Salas Beats Ike Williams For Unanimous Decision
Charley Salas, an underdog from Phoenix, outboxed Ike Williams over ten rounds in Washington. Salas landed the cleaner early, stayed active to the end, and earned a unanimous decision as Williams suffered his second straight loss in a month. Attendance was about 6,500.
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Civic Softball League Results and Standings
NECA defeated Optimists 17 to 10 in yesterday's Civic Softball League game. Current standings show NECA at 8 wins, 5 losses, 0.231. Optimists 8 10.231. Civitans 8 5.88. Amvets 0 0.727. Lions 8 10.232. (Plus collision report: Sykesville couple injured when car hit rear of a stopped truck on Pulaski highway and Middle River road. driver Edward Koerner and wife Julia treated. charges of reckless driving filed.)
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Kell and Doby Gain In Points In AL Race
Kell and Doby each gained two points in the chase for the American League batting lead. Kell remains ahead with 144 hits in 408 at bats. Doby shows 98 0 on 116 hits in 481 at bats. Other leaders include Goodman, Dropo, Evers, Zarilla, Berra, Rizzuto, and Groth among top averages.
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Schroeder Breezes Through Second Round
Newport reports Ted Schroeder, top amateur, won 6-2 6-? over William Beale in the Newport Casino championship second round after a first round bye. Budge Patty advanced 6-2 6-3 over Louis Sorendon as Davis Cup hopefuls opened play. Herbie Flam idle amid the 11 man tryout squad actions.
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Ruttman Enters Williams Grove Race Title
Ontario California driver Troy Ruttman, aged 22, announced he will compete in Williams Grove Speedway’s August 13 event. He will race in the second all Indianapolis cars and drivers meet on the half mile oval, with a 50 lap feature limited to championship cars and veterans.
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Dodgers Recall Erskine After Seven-Game Montreal Run
Brooklyn recalls Carl Erskine who had won seven straight for Montreal, bringing him back to the Dodgers as Joe Landrum is optioned to Montreal. Erskine posted an 11-6 IL record with five shutouts in the streak spanning 50 innings, while Landrum struggled in relief for Brooklyn.
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Uniteds Clinch Municipal League Title In Victory
The United Firemen defeated the Independents 7 to 5 Monday evening to clinch the Municipal League title. Herman Tyergar and his brother Ronnie starred for the Uniteds in Swamper victory with Herman pitching and Ronnie delivering strong hitting and baserunning. Clyde Martz homered with one on base. The Independents and C. P. will clash tonight to decide playoff entry, while Uniteds Seafs and Juniors already secure berths. No playoff start date set.
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Ballenger Takes Two In Double Bill Over Odd Sox
Ballenger edged Frederick 4-1 in the first game as Bill Blank pitched the All-Stars to an easy win. In the second, Cline and Jim Blank held the Odd Sox to prevent late rallying. A costly error by Tom Schwartz in the sixth inning helped Ballenger secure a 9-8 victory. Tonight the Hose face Sears in a single game on the bath-house diamond.
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Playing Jefferson in County League clash at Baker Park
Dr Pepper meets Jefferson nine, first half title winners, on Baker Park lower diamond Wednesday at 6 38 p m. Max Kehne and Reds Shafer headline Pepperites in the State tourney. From next Sunday they share the mound assignment Wednesday.
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American League day baseball pairings listed
The schedule shows Boston at New York Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis and Washington at Philadelphia with a night game noted.
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Fusari Robinson Title Bout Set for Wednesday Night
In Jersey City, Fusari trains at Greenwood Lake for a Wednesday title tilt with welterweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson at Roosevelt Stadium. Robinson faces two hurdles first making 147 pounds and then defeating Fusari. The bout is a charity affair with Robinson donating 30 percent of the gate minus $1 to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund.
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Furgol Leads With Self Designed Clubs At Tourney
Ed Furgol of Royal Oak Michigan moved into a two stroke lead at 211 midway through the All American Golf Tourney with an 80 net clubs he designed. His 69 third round left Dave Douglas and Skip Alexander tied at 213, Fred Hawkins at 214, Bobby Locke Skee Riegel and Lloyd Mangrum at 215, while Sammy Snead stood at 214 with par every round. In other items, Orphans' Court approved three administration accounts including Maggie Clark and George Whalen estates. Washington officials announced a new Democratic National Committee headquarters at 1794 De Sales Street N W for about 250000, following a White House meeting with President Truman.
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Notable Americans From 1763 to 1949 In History
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Metropolitan Life: From Country Roots to Urban Customs
A compact language lesson notes common usage errors and pronunciation tips. It defines metropolitan as relating to a chief city and compares country life with urban customs, urging daily vocabulary growth through mastering one word.
NECA tops Optimists in high‑scoring softball clash
NECA moved within striking distance of Civic Softball League leaders by beating the Optimists 17 to 10 Monday night. Nikirk Moore and Jacobse homered for NECA while Stull Grice hit for the Optimists. Optimists led 4 to 2 early before NECA surged with a six‑run third inning to seize the lead and pull away. Crum Hayes Carroll Whitmore Fraser also figured in the shaky box.
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