Browns Stop Detroit 28-14 In Exhibition Clash
Cleveland beat Detroit 28-14 as fullback Jim Brown and quarterback Frank Ryan again led the attack. Collins caught two touchdowns, while Detroit was limited in a game that showcased the Browns as a strong preseason contender.
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Indians Face Kansas City After Rallying From Minnesota
Cleveland stays in AL pennant race by beating Minnesota twice in a row. Tonight they meet last place Kansas City as Sonny Siebert returns from arm trouble to start. Pedro Gonzalez Chuck Hinton and Rocky Colavito provided key hits while Steve Hargan earned his second straight win for the Indians.
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Reds Face Braves in Crucial Tilt After Series Loss
Cincinnati and Milwaukee renew their rivalry as the Reds chase second place in the league standings. Cincinnati split a Milwaukee series to finish second despite the Braves’ six straight losses. Sammy Ellis, the Reds ace at 17-8, was the latest victim of an early big inning as St Louis swept Cincinnati 10-4 after edging them 1-0 Friday and 82 Saturday nights.
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Geiberger Wins Rubber City Classic on Firestone Course
Al Geiberger captains the 100000 American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club Akron Ohio with a 280 total and 20000 prize. Arnold Palmer finishes second at 284 as Jacky Cupit, Bob Charles and Johnny Pott follow, Geiberger’s first major tour victory in five years.
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Paul Waner Ex Pirates Great Dies at 62 in Florida
Paul Waner known as Big Poison died at his Sarasota home after a chronic respiratory illness. The former Pirates star and 1927 MVP won three batting titles, compiled a .333 lifetime average, and joined the 3000 hit club before retiring in 1945. He coached with the Phillies prior to illness, survived by wife Mildred and children.
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Ohio State Fair Opens With Ohio State Trott Winners
Racing kicks off at Columbus as 19 year olds compete in the Ohio State Trot heat divisions for a share of more than 100000 in prize money. The event inaugurates a four day harness program with key races including Buckeye State Pace and Governor's Cup Trot, plus a Trotting Museum display from Goshen, New York.
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Baseball results and schedules from a busy weekend
National League action Sunday saw Washington beat Baltimore while Chicago lost to New York and Cleveland overpowered Minnesota. Monday’s results included New York at Los Angeles and Chicago at Washington with several games postponed or rescheduled. upcoming matchups include Detroit at Minnesota and Boston at Washington.
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Chaparrall Wins USRRC Race at Mid-Ohio for Second Year
Chaparral No. 2 crew clinches victory as Hap Sharp inherits lead on the 35th lap of the 204 mile race at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. Jim Hall, defending champion, leads early but retires with transmission trouble after setting an 88.71 mph course lap record.
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