Moushey Seals Ninth Straight Victory For Old Dutch Beer
Old Dutch Beer defeated Canton Merchants 15-3 as George Moushey earned his ninth consecutive win, extending a league record while Old Dutch and Fairmount Merchants both kept playoff hopes alive. The Rebels face key games next week as Towell and others chase postseason spots. Kibler secured Fairmount’s win with a strong eighth inning.
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George Moushey
Canton Merchants
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Only woman umpire in male league finds it awkward
Madeline Patricia Lorton, 25, of the Bronx, was named an umpire by the Amateur Softball Association, the first woman designated in a field with about 5,000 male arbiters. She says she knows the rule book, welcomes protests if fair, and plans to encourage other women to pursue umpiring.
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Madeline Patricia Lorton
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Miss Lorton
Amateur Softball Association
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Bronx Sparks
Alpines
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Associated Press News
Timken and Old Dutch deliver strong softball showings
In Morning Industrial play Vogt struck out ten for Timken while Hogue and Prevens led Towell in a batting duel but Old Dutch toppled Canton Merchant 10 to 0 with four Canton hurlers hit hard. Dueber Methodist rolled to 14 to 0 over Crystal Park Methodist as Fred Shively worked three hits. Calvary Presbyterian beat First Church of God 12 to 6 to take sole lead in Church Softball No. 3. National Junior Baseball standings show Terminix leading WCWL with A and H Grocery, Steiner Cleaners and Bryanteers in pursuit behind a 9 to 2 record for Terminix.
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Dodge's Boat Favorite In Regatta at Red Bank
Horace Dodge's My Sweetie led the pack in the national sweepstakes speedboat regatta opener at Red Bank New Jersey as the two day event began. Defending champion My Sweetie with Wild Bill Cantrell at the wheel among ten boats for the 10 mile race on the Navesink River. So Long by Lou Fageol of Kent Ohio also entered in the unlimited class.
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My Sweetie
Wild Bill Cantrell
Navesink
Lou Fageol
Kent
Farr To Try Comeback After Ten Years Lull
London Aug 5 Tommy Farr longtime foe of Joe Louis gained a license to fight in Great Britain signaling a planned comeback at age 36. The former Empire heavyweight champion last faced Louis in 1937 in a 15 round match, losing the decision.
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Joe Louis
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Firecracker fines billed to young pitcher Hoeft
In Richmond Indiana rookie Bill Hoeft paid a $20 fine after cops said a firecracker landed near a patrol car. He then starred on the mound beating Springfield 10 to 1 in the Ohio Indiana league. The 17 year old bonus rookie from Oshkosh Wisconsin earned his fifth win with six hits allowed.
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Bill Hoeft
Springfield
Hoeft
Oshkosh
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Giants
Phillies infielder Mike Goliat wed Eleanor Dalpra in Reading
Phillies second baseman Mike Goliat, 26, married Eleanor E. Dalpra, 22, a nurse at St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland, in Reading. The couple met two years ago during spring training in Florida and will live in Cleveland when Goliat is not playing baseball.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Richmond and Others: OHIO-INDIANA League Scores
In Ohio-Indiana League action Richmond beat Springfield 10 1 Marion defeated Zanesville 14 1 Newark won 4 2 against Muncie and Portsmouth edged Lima 5 0 Or 5 Submit score notes show uneven formatting but provide results for four matchups with Richmond Springfield Marion Zanesville Newark Muncie Portsmouth and Lima reflecting the league results.
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Zanesville
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Portsmouth
Lima
International League scores and rain delay
Rochester defeated Springfield 8 to 1 while Toronto topped Jersey City 7 to 5 and Montreal beat Baltimore 9 to 7. Syracuse at Buffalo faced rain with no result reported.
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Douglas Hurls No-Hit Victory In Stark Event
Three Canton teams kept winning in the Stark County Ohio Amateur Softball Association tournament at Kurtz Memorial Field. Duane Douglas hurled Stark Ceramics to a 4-0 no-hit win over Massillon Eaton Mfg, fanning three with no walks. Welch Funeral Home girls beat Massillon Chevrolet A.C. 10-6 in extras. Ford s, with Wayne Nelson pitching well, beat Massillon Sports 3-1. Tonight features a junior boys final and more games. Sunday has girls and Canton Merchants matchups.
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Capot Poised for Whitney Race at Saratoga
Capot the Greentree colt, coming off a Wilson Mile win and aiming to repeat recent form, is installed as a 6 to 5 favorite in the $20,000 Whitney Stakes at Saratoga. He carries 120 pounds in the mile and a quarter race, with Three Rings at 126 expected to challenge the Greentree chestnut.
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Jap Shatters 400m Swim Record at Tokyo Meet
Hiroyoshin Furuhashi of Japan breaks the world record for the 400 meter swim with a time of 4:33.2, defeating John Marshall of Yale who finishes fourth. James McLane places second and Ford Konno of Hawaii third as the United States earns points in the first postwar American Japanese meet in Japan. American Jim Thomas wins the 100 meter backstroke, with Allen Stack and Dick Thurman following. Owen Stassforth wins the 100 meter breaststroke, with Robert Brawner and Dennis O’Connor second and third.
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Jim Thomas
Allen Stack
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Dick Thurman
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Robert Brawner
Dennis O’connor
Hoovers Host Ravenna Havre Chevrolets Tonight
North Canton Hoovers seek to extend a victory path at Memorial Stadium against Ravenna Havre Chevrolets in a Northeastern Ohio Amateur Baseball League encounter. The Hoovers sit 5-4 in the second half after a 12-1 win over Timken, while Ravenna is 6-3.
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Ravenna Havre Chevrolets
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Two Aces in Same Day Made by Eastern Golfer
Teddy McCandlish, 20, assistant pro at Washington Golf and Country Club, carded a hole in one on the 186-yard No. 7 hole with a No. 7 iron and followed with another ace on the 174-yard No. 11 hole with a No. 8 iron. He shot 69 for the 18 holes.
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Three Champions Lose in Women's Swimming Classic
At High Point North Carolina on August 5 the second session of the 1950 senior women’s national AAU meets crowned new champions Jackie LaVine of Chicago won the 100 meter free in 1 10.0, Thelma Kalama of Honolulu finished fourth, Barbara Hobelmann of Washington and Maureen O’Brien of Chicago also claimed titles. Hobelmann beat Carolyn Green of Fort Lauderdale in the 1500 meter free in 22 25.7 while O’Brien edged Barbara Jensen of San Francisco in the 200 meter backstroke by 3 7 seconds with a 2 51.2.
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Chicago
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St. Louis
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New Ohio Doubles Champs in Tennis Collide in Singles
The Ohio doubles champions Elaine Lewicki and Bonnie Mackay split into singles finals at the 62nd state tournament in Middletown Ohio. Elaine from Hamtramck and Bonnie from Dayton face separate foes as Bob Malaga meets Leonard Brose in the men’s final, with Malaga pairing to reach doubles with Andy Paton. The sisters Lewicki and Mackay won the doubles title 6 1 6 3 over Joan Johnson and Mary Ellen Weigle.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Reported
Oakland defeated Portland 9 to 5 Seattle beat Hollywood 6 to 5 San Francisco won 6 to 3 against San Diego Sacramento edged Los Angeles 8 to 5 with four other results noted in brief standings update.
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Yankees Dominant Over Cleveland as Raschi Triumphs
New York defeats Cleveland 9 to 2 behind Jim Raschi who allows two runs. Bauer and Raschi drive runs while Boudreau exits in ninth. Feller suffers loss with 3 walks and limited support. Other games feature Boston at Chicago 3-1, Philadelphia routing St. Louis 12-9, Dodgers beating Reds 3-1, and Pirates edging Mets 3-2 in tight matchups.
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Barons Trade Leswick to Buffalo Bisons
Cleveland Barons trade right wing Pete Leswick a member of the 1948 49 all star American Hockey League team to the Buffalo Bisons. In return the Barons receive center Murdo MacKay. Leswick scored 86 points last season the fourth highest in the league.
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League Leaders Battings Kell Detroit and More
Batting leaders include Kell Detroit .351 and Robinson Brooklyn .369. Runs Stephens Boston 88. RBIs Stephens Boston 103. Hits Kell Detroit 140. Doubles Kell Detroit 32. Triples Doerr Boston and Wood ling New York. Home runs Rosen Cleveland 29. Stolen bases DiMaggio Boston 28. Strikeouts Lemon Cleveland 1%. Pitching Lemon Cleveland 17 4-.810. Runs Torgeson Boston 80. Ennis Philadelphia 93 RBIs. Musial St Louis 129 hits. Doubles Musial St Louis 34. Ashburn Philadelphia 29. Kiner Pittsburgh - Stolen bases Jethroe Boston 28. Strikeouts Spahn Boston 138. Philadelphia 10.
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Williams’ Arm Healing Faster Than Expected
Chicago August 5 Dr Ralph McCarthy Boston Red Sox team physician reports Ted Williams fractured elbow healing much faster than expected He flew to Chicago with Ellis Kinder and Joe Dobson to rejoin the team Williams maintains daily exercises roadwork a 15 minute rowing machine workout and swinging a bat in golf club fashion to loosen the elbow
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Horseshoe Poe No 2 tops Timken Bearings in league clash
Poe No 2 upset Timken Bearings 4-1 in a postponed Industrial Horseshoe League match. Poe No 2 led 1,214 to 1,139 overall. Stan Poludniak led scorers with 278 points as Bearings took one of the games 254-247 while Ford edged other games 245-216 258-238 242-231 and 222-200.
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U S Tanker Crew Works and Sleeps In Far East Waters
A U S Navy tanker crew in the Far East endures dark nights and danger while refueling ships amid pounding seas. Sleep is scarce and lighting restricted due to aviation fuel risks. sailors, mostly new to sea service, express mixed views and desire to return home or marry.
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Eldorado
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Lord Godiva Pageant Parades Man as Godiva in Beeston
Beeston England on August 5 a 27 year old railway clerk Dennis Harratt rode a gelding through town dressed in a gold wig and tights. He played Lord Godiva in the town pageant after village girls failed to secure mothers' permission.
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Lake County beaches suffer worst sewage pollution this summer
Lake County officials report a bacteria test shows sewage pollution along 14 beaches is the worst this summer and possibly the worst in several seasons.
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