Indians Beat Tigers as Rosen Ends Slump with 3-Run HR
Cleveland’s Bob Lemon edged Detroit 10 to 1 behind a three-run homer by Al Rosen off George Zuverink. Rosen, mired in an 0-for-41 slump, connected with Larry Doby and Vic Wertz aboard, sending the ball to the lower deck 360 feet from home. Meanwhile the Yankees swept a doubleheader from Philadelphia 5-4 and 7-1, narrowing Cleveland’s lead to 2½ games as Ed Lopat and Tom Morgan combined for strong pitching.
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al Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Bob Lemon
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Rosen
George Zuverink
Larry Doby
Vic Wertz
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Ed Lopat
Tom Morgan
New York
Yankees
A’s
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Jackie Jensen
Frank Sullivan
Boston
Washington
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Red Sox
Senator
Tom Umphlett
Ed Fitz- Gerald
Mickey Vernon
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Ted Kluszewski
Jim Greengrass
Wally Post
Kluszewski
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland O
Oldis
FitzGerald
Owen
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Portocarrero
Shantz
Lopat
Berra
Kellner
Dixon
Jeffcoat
Tremel
Davis
Cooper
Gargiola
Podbielan
Judson
Sernick
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Spahn
Crandall
Jones
Presko
Rice
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass Modern Paganism
A Sunday column contrasts modern paganism with ancient worship, noting pagans can be pleasant yet unreliable. It warns against letting worldliness and easy sociability erode personal resolve and judgment, stressing the influence of every contact on one’s character. A stray clipping mentions regional scores and a bicycle to car ownership fact.
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Earl L. Douglass
Chicago Tribune
All Stars Face Lions In Charity Grid Tilt At Soldier Field
College All-Stars meet the NFL champion Detroit Lions in a charity game at Soldier Field. Lions abandon platoons to test rookies while All-Stars showcase a strong passing duo Garrett and Bratkowski and a deep roster of college stars led by Lattner Worden Hanulak and Switzer. Lions hold a 12-6-2 lead in 20 exhibitions.
All-Star Game On TV Tonics
The 1954 College All-Stars meet the Detroit Lions in Chicago with about 90,000 fans expected and receipts near 450 dollars for charity. Lions favored. All-Stars feature Bratkowski and other top college passers. Lions may rest Layne for regular season.
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Chicago II
Detroit Lions
Ouigiel
Collegians
Lions
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Buddy Parker
Tom Dublinski
Maryland gray squirrel profile spans range and habits
Maryland carpentry of wildlife notes gray squirrels across counties from Maine to Florida and west to the Dakotas. Describes fur, size, breeding in January to February, litters, tree-dwelling habits, migrations, diet of nuts and seeds, impact of chestnut blight, and management ideas like nut bearing trees and squirrel houses. Grants value to hunting and nature enthusiasts while noting low fur value.
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Maine
Florida
Dakotas
Maryland
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Lions Face College All-Stars in Chicago Charity Game
The 2nd annual All-Star football game at Soldier Field Chicago features Detroit Lions NFL champions against College All-Stars of 1953. Kickoff 6:30 p.m EST. 90,000 expected. Net proceeds go to United, Catholic, and Jewish Charities of Chicago. Coverage on DuMont TV and Mutual radio.
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Lions
Wgn-Mutual
DuMont
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Chicago P — Facts and Fig
Ures
Detroit Lions
Soldier Field
Chicago
United
Radio Roundup and Boxing News From New York
Boxing promoter Doc Kearns dazzles crowds with plans for Maxim Moore bout and Clevelands Naiman backing Olson. Gavilan Saxton sign to fight Sept 1 at Philadelphia Mack Stadium. broadcast and blackout details listed along with a late night radio programming schedule.
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Jack Hand
Gayle Talbot
New York
Doc Kearns
Broadway
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Rocky Castellani
Cleveland
Alan Naiman
Naiman
Lake Erie
Bobe Olson
Kearns
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Joey Maxim
Archie Moore
Doc
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Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Doctor
Maxim-Moore
Omaha
Maxim
Rockies
Jim Norris
Norris
Las Vegas
Jim
Philadelphia
Kid Gavilan
Johnny Saxton
Ronnie Mack
Gavilan
Saaton
Television Programs and Pennant Clash Report
Yellow Springs clinched the Teen Age Baseball League pennant with a 4 3 win over Walkersville at Yellow Springs Thursday night. Four runs in the second inning sets the pace as Walkersville commits unearned runs. Walkersville’s three in the sixth come after an error. Marshall Grade pitched, Walkerville’s bats quieted.
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Wade
Carmack
Rinehart
Glade
Eyler
Dorcus
Dutrow
Martin
Yellow Springs
Marshall
Wisner
Lochner
Darner
Shafer
Hooper
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Blank
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Weddle
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Veryl Switzer
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Frederick, High School
Southern States Cooperative Service Agency
Southern States Cooperative Agency
Roger Els Auter
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Frederick Cooperative
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