Quebec pitcher throws no-hit seven in opener
Quebec Braves pitcher Jim Younger threw a seven inning no hit no run game against Schenectady Blue Jays to earn a place in the Canadian American League Hall of Fame. Younger struck out two walked two and faced 23 batters in the opener of a twin bill as Oneonta, Pittsfield, Gloversville and Amsterdam also posted wins in various league matchups.
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Quebec
Jim Younger
Schenectady Blue Jays
Poe
Younger
Johnny Masuga
Pittsfield
Schenectady
Braves
Fred Belinsky
Gloversville
Oneonta
Arnie Spence
Lawson Williams
Glovers
al- Barkus
Dick Drury
Three Rivers
Amsterdam
Bonaventure Names Hugo Marcolini Backfield Coach
Bonaventure University announces 27 year old Hugo F Marcolini of Brooklyn as backfield coach for the 1947 team. He paced 1946 scoring with eight touchdowns and was second in rushing. he finished his playing career in 1948 with the Brooklyn Dodgers of the All American Conference.
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Bonaventure
Hugo F Marcolini
Joe Bach
Bonaventure University
Brooklyn
Ste: Bonaventure
Bach
Marcolini
St. Bonaventure
Carroll
Mike
Reilly
Hugh
J. ‘Devore
Brooklyn Dodgers
Maples upset Ottawa Nats and Ogdensburg wins 4-0
Ottawa entertains the league leading Maples again after a 4-0 shutout of Ogdensburg. Rockburn struck out seven in a strong outing as Irv Schupp and Johnny Losk doubled for three runs in the eighth. Watertown’s Jerry Daly notches his 12th win. Auburn’s Bing Gates ejected early.
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Associated Press
Ogdensburg
Maples
Ottawa
Ottawa Nationals
Harold
Watertown
Auburn
Cayugas
Kingston
Geneva
Rockburn
Irv Schupp
Johnny.Losk
Jerry Daly
Frank Heller
Aul-burn
Bing Gates
Harry Gardner
Pete Kousegan
Robins
Packers Skins Trade Tackles Exchange Ends
GREEN BAY WIS UP The Washington Redskins and Green Bay Packers traded tackles. Paul Lipscomb a five year Packers veteran moved to Washington and Leonard Szafaryn of Washington joined Green Bay. Lipscomb from the University of Tennessee stands six feet five inches and 235 pounds. Szafaryn from North Carolina is six feet two inches and 235 pounds.
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Washington Redskins
Green Bay Packers
Paul Lipscomb
Packers
Redskins
Leonard Szafaryn
Lipscomb
University of Tennessee
Szafaryn
University of North Carolina
Chicago Cardinals Minimal Fumbles Lead NFL Season
Chicago Cardinals posted the fewest fumbles in the NFL last year with 20 and recovered four. The report highlights their disciplined ball handling and strong turnover prevention throughout the season.
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Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
Cochelllis Dropped for Discipline in U S Davis Cup Squad
Earl Cochelllis was left off the U S Davis Cup squad as a disciplinary measure announced by non playing captain Alrick Man. He cited Cochelllis behavior this year as a source of widespread criticism and said he could still earn a spot if he shows marked improvement.
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Earl Cochellis
U.S
Alrick Man
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San Francisco
Jim’ Brink
Seattle
Mitfed
Nhad
Pennsylvania
Southhampton
Newport
Asia
Cochell Jis
Vic Sexias
Billy’ Talbert
New York
Dick ‘Savitt
Herb Flam
Savitt
Cincinnati
Tony Trabert
Flam
Sam Match
Louise
Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Barbara Scofield
Margaret’ du. Pont
Wilmington
Del
Doris Hartof
Jacksonville
Fla
Scofield
Patricia" Todd
la’ Jolla
Texan Quits In Channel While Aiming For English Channel Crown
Texas instructor Sutter failed in a bid to swim the English Channel from France to Texas across 21 miles. A leg cramp and old war wound forced him to quit after midnight near Cap Gris Nez. He trained in England two weeks and is married with two daughters.
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Sutter
English
Texas
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United States
England
Channel
Musial Has Lifetime Batting Average of .346
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals owns a career .346 batting average. He has never dropped below .312 since joining the Cards in 1941 and led the league in multiple offensive categories at different times, though never leading in home runs. Jackie Robinson hit safely in 121 of 156 games for the 1949 pennant Brooklyn Dodgers with a .342 average.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
New York
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Mississippi Coach Alleges NC Coach Sought Whitaker
Mississippi State College coach Arthur Morton accuses a North Carolina coach identified as Cox of attempting to recruit Vernon Whitaker a Batesville Miss freshman fullback on campus. Morton vows to protest to SEC Commissioner Bernie Moore and asks Cox to leave the campus. He cites Carl Snavely NC coach sending Cox to recruit Whitaker.
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Columbus
Miss
Mississippi State College
Carolina
Morton
Vernon “Punk” Whitaker
Batesville
State
Whitaker
North Carolina
Cox
Bernie Moore
Carl Snavely
Wimtaker
Snavely
University of North Carolina
LaSalle Sets Strikeout Record in Hartford Chiefs Win
LaSalle of the Hartford Chiefs set the Eastern League strikeout mark with 15 in a doubleheader win over the Wilkes-Barre Indians. Pitcher Péte Fox added a 7-3 victory in the nightcap for his 12th win, while a key double by Hank Foiles helped the Binghamton Triplets edge the Pioneers 6-4 in Elmira.
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Hartford Chiefs
LaSalle
Wilkes-Barre Indians
Chiefs
Péte Fox
Sam “Jones
Fox
Elmira
Hank
Foiles
Binghamton
Pioneers
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Blue’ Sox
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el Harry Holmes
Senators
Williamsport
Eisenberg Fights Top Seeded Richardson In Kalamazoo Tennis
Unseeded Pablo Eisenberg of Kalamazoo faces top ranked Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge in the National Junior Tennis Championship semifinals. Eisenberg posted a 2-6 6-1 6-3 upset over Jacque Grigry of Alhambra and earlier beat Allen Cleveland of Santa Monica. Richardson overcame a first set loss to beat Norman Peterson as Whitney Reed and Fred Hagist advance in the other semifinal. In the boys division 14 year old John Lesch of Los Angeles reached the semifinals with a 6-4 6-4 win over Harvey Jackson of Washington Georgia, while Dave Sofield of River Forest Illinois upset Emery Summers and Al Haram of Coral Gables beat Jon Douglas.
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Pablo Eisenberg
Hamilton
Richardson
Baton’ Rouge
Inc
Millburn
N. Jr
Jacque. Grigry
Alhambra
Calif
Allen Cleveland
Santa’ Monica
Norman Peterson
Alameda
River
Forrest
Emery Summers
Mo‘desto
al Harum
Coral Gables
Fla
Jon Douglas
Santa. Monica
Senators World War Era Doubleheaders Draw Fire
Senator William Langer denounces two admission baseball doubleheaders after Washington Senators president Clark Griffith announced plans for two day-night games. The move targets pennant contenders Yankees and Tigers amid wartime cautions from the Baseball Commissioner and President Truman.
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Chandler
Shortstop Milestone and Classic Baseball Memories
The Sports Mirror reflects on Luke Appling tying a major league shortstop games record with 2 153 as Rabbit Metonville. It recalls Jim Heath’s ninth inning three run homer for Cleveland over St. Louis and Johnny White pitching a no hitter for St. Louis Browns against Detroit.
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Johnny White
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England
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All Stars In Heavy Drills Prepares For Eagles Battle
DE LAYVIELD Wis Aug 11 approaching and coach Eddie Anderson orders two drills today and two tomorrow as the college all stars sharpen for the game with the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field. He told the squad that momentum from this weekend will fuel the crash with the Eagles and that a week of hard work is needed to become the football team capable of winning. The team will travel to Chicago Monday for a lights practice at Soldier Field.
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Hornell Leads Pony League With 3-0 Win Over Jamestown
Hornell stays in first after Ralph Butler earns his 18th win and Don Zimmer ties a Pony League season record with 48 stolen bases. Butler struck out seven in a 3-0 victory as Zimmer drives in two. Hamilton Cardinals blank Bradford Phillies 1-0 with Vanderweit tying the day’s events to his wedding. Batavia tops Wellsville 7-6. Batavia completes a six double play league record 12-way. Ed Williams(6-hitter) aids Olean 4-2 over Lockport. Batavia’s Bob Alello hits a ninth-inning homer for the win after a triple play earlier.
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Lockport
Bob Alello
Batavia
Ed Cook
Jack Mulcahy
Wellsville
Patricia Lesser Wins Western Junior Golf Title
Patricia Lesser, 16 year old Seattle city champion, defeated Virginia Dennehy, 16, of Lake Forest 4 and 3 yesterday to capture the women’s Western junior golf championship in Chicago. Lesser previously held the Seattle mark in 1948 and 1949.
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Patricia Lesser
Seattle
Miss Lesser
Virginia Dennehy
Lake Forest
Granville Hammer Lifts Phillies In Tie-Breaker Edge
Reported by the Associated Press the Phillies beat St Louis 2 to 1 as Granville Hammer delivered a clutch hit. Vic Raschi of the Yankees shut out Cleveland with three strikeouts and a strong performance.
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Radio Timetable Notice
The Herald Journal states it is not responsible for last minute changes in radio programs made by stations.
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Radio and TV Highlights For Saturday Evening
Listings reveal shows across WFEL WSYR WFEERT WSYR WSYH and other outlets. Programs include Vaughn Monroe Carasan with Cece Blake Hawkins Falls Holywood Byline Tales of the Texas Rangers Grand Ole Opry and the Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street.
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Vaughn Monroe
Cece Blake
Wsyr-Tv
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Wfeert
Qennis O'Keefe
Pol—Wacge
Holywood Byline
van Heflin
Raymond Scott
Eileen Wilson
Texas Rangers
Joel McCrea
Chamber Music Society of
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Jane Pickens
WFBL
Dan Seymour
Alan Dale
Euxenie Baird
Grand Ole Opry
Slanie Pearl
Red Foler
Lemon Eyes Homer Mark Set by Ferrell
Cleveland pitcher Bob Lemon aims to break his season home run record and chase 20 wins this year. The star, praised by manager Lou Boudreau, has evolved from third baseman to mound ace and already pitched a no hitter against Detroit.
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Lou Boudreau
Bob
Cleveland
Kenny Keltner
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Gene .Bearden
Boston
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Thirteen Baseball Clubs Fold This Year
In Columbus 90, 13 minor league baseball clubs have folded this season, a figure George Trautman calls about normal. He lists casualties including six clubs from the Colonial League and seven others such as Bryan and Paris in East Texas League Annis ton in Southeastern Loop Vandergrift Mid-Atlantic Tobtown Donna in Rio Grande Valley Wytheville Blue Ridge circuit.
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George Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
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Paris
Anniston
Vandergrift
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Wytheville
Washington Senator Pitcher Johnson’s ISiG Season Resume
Wastington report says Watter Johnson started 42 games for Washington Senator in ISiG and finished 38 of them. He pitched 37 innings and struck out 313, recording 42 alert baser on balls in SAULOwLS.
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Watter ‘Johnson
Washington Senatore
Isig
Alert Bace
Saulowls
Bellevue Golf Winners Dominate Nine Hole League
Miss Marte Delaney won the sweepstakes at Bellevue Country Club Golf. Mrs William Hanley took second in Class A. Harold Page and Mrs Arthur Morris claimed nine hole group championships while Mrs Byron Underwood fell to Morris in the finals.
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Bellevue Country Club
William Hanley
John Bam Ale Taek Mane
Harold Page
Arthur Morris
Byron Underwood
Raymond Murphy
WAER Syracuse University FM Station Details
An unclear OCR fragment references WAER FM station at Syracuse University with technical note 38.1 Megs. The readable text lacks a full event or outcome but notes the station identifier and affiliation.
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WAER
Syracuse University
Chamber Music Society Hosts Handy Tribute With Blues Classics
The Chamber Music Society of Lower Broadway presents a program honoring James Weldon Handy featuring Jane Pickens and Henry Levine. They perform his St Louis Blues Memphis Blues Loveless Love and Beale Street Blues. Handy, now 75 and blind for 21 years, is at work on a new blues piece in Yonkers.
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Lower Ba Street
WSYR
Ids
Jane Pickens
Henry Levine
Handy
St. Louis
Mr. Crump
Yonkers
Loveless
Joe ‘Turner
Memphis
Beale Street
Television Preview for Saturday Night Lineup
Television schedule lists 5:35 Horse Opera Playhouse Billy the Kid in Santa Fe with Bob Steele. At 7:00 American Forum of the Air Controls and Taxes NBC. 7:30 One Man's Family with Bert Lytell and cast. 9:00 Hawkins Falls NBC. 9:00 Wrestling. 10:00 Trotting races NBC. 11:00 News.
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Billy the Kid
Santa F Fe
Bob Steele
NBC
Man's Family
Bert Lytell
Marjorie Gateson
Russell Thorson
Lillian Schaaf
Eva -Marie
Saint
James Lee
Arthur
Cassell
Channel 8 Schedule Highlights
Evening lineup lists The Week In Review at 6 15 PM Lucky Pup 6 30 The Big Top with Jack Sterling Joe Basile and Madison Square Garden Brass Kings 7 00 Beat the Clock Bud Coll ver 8 00 Memories 9 30 Hands of Destiny 9 45 Telenews Weekly 10 00 Wrestling from Chicaro 12 00 News Briefs
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Jack Sterling
Joe Basile
Madison Square Garden Brass Kings
CBS
Bud Collver
Hands of Destiny
Telenews
Chicaro
DuMont
Anti-Hoarding Slogan Contest Yields Westinghouse Entertainment Prize
WSYR and WOVH announce first prize awarded to an entrant whose slogan for an anti-hoarding campaign accompanies a Westinghouse complete family entertainment center including radio TV and phone for the blond console model.
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Westinghouse
Second Prize Schwinn Panther Bicycle From Meltzer's
The listing offers a 1951 Schwinn Panther bicycle as second prize. It features chrome fenders chrome tank trim and knee action. Sold at Meltzer's 545 S Salina St. Portrait of vintage bike sale details.
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Schwinn Panther
Meltzer’s
S. Salina St
Promotion contest offers 100 prizes from RKO Keith theater
Daily entry prompts include slogans on any paper or card for a chance to win over 100 prizes such as toasters waffle irons flashlights sets and more. Entrants mail to Promotion Manager WSYR Syracuse NY daily for drawing eligibility.
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RKO- Keith Theater
COLT
WSYR
Syracuse 2
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