City sio-pitch tournament opens with three early games
Harold's Bar dumps Home Savings 12 to 6 in the men sio-pitch opener. Glass Bar B defeats Reineck's 9 to 2 while the American Legion edges Clevite Harris 14 to 10 in an early round of the double elimination city championship.
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Phillies chase 18 wins to clinch pennant in 1950
The Phillies need 18 victories in 36 games to reach 95 wins and clinch the National League flag. If Philadelphia runs at .500, Cincinnati must go 26 of 36 (.722) or San Francisco 26 of 34 (.765) to surpass them.
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Giants suffer third straight loss as Braves thump 13 0
The Giants were routed 13 0 by the Milwaukee Braves after a prior loss to the Dodgers. Hank Fischer pitched well as Rico Carty and Woody Woodward each drove in four runs. The Braves built a 16 hit attack while the Reds and Giants stumble in the pennant race. Twins beat White Sox 5 2, Tigers top Red Sox 5 4, Angels crush Athletics 7 1.
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Baseball day by day schedule and standings mix
Friday games feature several interleague matchups with Boston, New York, Detroit, and Chicago facing division rivals. Standings show Cleveland and Cincinnati near the top in a crowded pennant race as prior results include Milwaukee routing San Francisco and other late-season games.
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Salem high school football player dies from injuries
A 15-year-old South Salem high school football player Gary D. Nelson died from head injuries suffered in a pre season tackling drill. He was hospitalized after the incident and was wearing protective gear according to assistant coach Jerry Gilman.
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Cronin Calls Special Meeting on Yankees CBS Sale
AL president Cronin plans a Boston meeting on Sept 9 to discuss the 11.2 million Yankees sale to CBS. Dan Topping and CBS chairman William Paley voiced confidence in Cronin’s methods and urged full discussion to dispel doubt about the transaction.
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Finn Named Head Baseball Coach at Toledo
Richard D. Finn Jr., 31, former Ohio State pitching star, was named head baseball coach of the University of Toledo by Athletic Director Frank Lauterbur. He will replace Charles Baldu lis, who resigned to become Northwestern University’s dean of men. Finn captained the 1955 Big Ten title team and has coached at Woodward High School since 1960 after Central Catholic success.
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Norwalk Ladies Win League Title In Seesaw Final
Norwalk traveling softball team sponsored by Hergatts Western Shop defeated Monroeville 14 to 12 in the league championship Wednesday. Norwalk has claimed the title three years running, with one loss in league play. Pat Ruggles earned the win as Monroeville, Huron, Milan, Bellevue, Willard and Norwalk clubs competed in a tight top of seventh rally.
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Barber Counts Putts In Carling Open Incident
Jerry Barber, a 5'5\" California pro, watched Chi Chi Rodriguez tap back a ball that rolled past the hole on the 18th at Birmingham. Ben Hogan disputed the action while Rodriguez called for a six. The debate centers on a supposed double tap as Rodriguez retrieved the ball.
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