Rosen's homer leads Indians to 6-4 win over White Sox
Cleveland rallies in seventh inning as Al Rosen hits his 18th homer driving in Easter to seal a 6-4 victory while Lemon earns win. Avila, Doby and Easter contribute key hits as Tribe stays in first-place tie with New York after the win.
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Doubles Win Would Clinch Zone Net Title
Tony Trabert and Budge Patty favored to beat Canada’s Lorne Main and Henri Rochon in Montreal to clinch the American Zone Davis Cup title for the United States. The U S leads 2-0 after singles wins by Trabert over Main and Savitt over Macken. Victory in doubles would set up a showdown with Sweden for the right to challenge Australia in Sydney.
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Tourney Closes As Massillon Rallies In Slow Night
In a weathered page six continuation, Massillon battles Dayton with late rallies but fails to decide, Caldwell and Dorsten hold the line, and both clubs chase their first title while awaiting the Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin result. Rosy chances hinge on a Ft Wayne showdown as Dorsten secures the win for Massillon with strong pitching.
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Canton Recreation Plans Women's League Meeting
The Canton Recreation lists an additional organization session. The Recreation Women's League is scheduled to meet on August 24 at 7 30 p m.
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Mize's Big Bat Edges A's In 3 1 Victory
Yankees defeat the Athletics 3 1 behind Johnny Mize who homered and drove in two after Ed Lopat held the A's to six hits. Al Rosen homered for Cleveland as they stay tied with New York for the pennant lead. Other notes: Garver wins for St Louis. Queen blanks the Cubs. Boston tops Washington.
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Eisenhower Praises Jeet Air Base During German Visit
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Germany for a nine day vacation and inspection tour. He praised the American Jeet Air Base, watching the Skyblazers perform and greeting airmen including Lt. Robert Merck who spoke of a recent Mediterranean ditching. He chatted with Sgt. Carl Unruh and was hosted by Col. Robert Scott before planning a trip to Garmisch and a return to Paris.
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Cochise Favored In $20,000 Whitney Stakes at Saratoga
Cochise leading candidate for horse of the year is the 2 to 1 favorite in the Whitney Stakes at Saratoga, carrying 126 pounds for the mile and a quarter event. The race tops a weekend program that also includes the Whirlaway Stakes at Washington Park and Ocean City Handicap at Atlantic City. Cochise recently won the Arlington Handicap in Chicago.
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Akron Gridder Injured in Bantam Football Preview
Akron last night opened the local football season as Paul Inman of South Akron Rangers broke his left arm in a 6-0 win over rival Bantam preview game. Kenmore Gremlins also won 6-0 and West St Vincents defeated Barberton, while North beat Central in 15 minute games.
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Pirates Edge Cubs In NL tilt at Pittsburgh
In a tight National League contest at Pittsburgh the Pirates beat the Cubs 4 to 2. Queen earned the win for Pittsburgh while MeLish took the loss for Chicago. Castiglione Miksis Ramazzotti and Strickland provided key RBIs and two doubles highlighted the effort before 7,703 fans.
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Eastern League Scores Snapshot
Scranton edges Binghamton five to four while Schenectady defeats Wilkes Barre six to four. Albany wins twelve to nine and Williamsport falls five to fifteen in a compact league update.
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Savitt and Larsen Withdraw From Doubles Tourney
BROOKLINE Mass Aug 11 AP Dick Savitt and Art Larsen withdrew from the 70th national tennis doubles championships which begins here next week Gardnar Mulloy and Bill Talbert who have been champions four times were seeded first among domestic men players.
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DLE Arthur Murray Leads Class B. Canton Beats Metro Brick 7-5
Arthur Murray moved into undisputed sole leadership of the Class B baseball loop as Metro Brick fell 7-5 to the Canton Merchants. Timken stayed undefeated in the Morning Industrial League by defeating Union Metal 14-10. Stark Ceramics rose to second in the Industrial Slow Pitch League with a twin bill 10-4 and 3-2 over Local 94, narrowing Firefighters’ lead to one game.
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Hart Faces 16-Year-Old Star In Semifinal Tennis
Top seed Doris Hart of Coral Gables meets 16-year-old Maureen Connolly of La Jolla in the Essex County Club's 24th women's tennis tournament semifinal at Manchester Massachusetts. Second seed Shirley Fry of Akron faces Nancy Chafee of Ventura in the other semi.
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Future Homemakers Camp Opens Sunday in Ohio
Future Homemakers representing 11 000 members will attend Camp Muskingum ten miles south of Carrollton, Sunday through Saturday. The camp aims at leadership training with recreation and conservation education. In its third year, it is led by 15 Ohio delegates who attended the National Future Homemakers leadership conference at Michigan State College in July.
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Mother Bloor Red Leader Is Dead in Quakertown
Ella Reeve Omholt known as Mother Bloor died of a stroke at 88 in Quakertown Hospital. A longtime Communist figure, she sang the Star Spangled Banner in recent months and had worked with Eugene V. Debs before joining the Communist party as a charter member.
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U N Mediator Arrives in India for Kashmir Talks
United Nations mediator Frank Graham arrived in New Delhi from Pakistan to press talks with the Indian government on the Kashmir dispute. He is to continue discussions aimed at resolving the long standing Kashmir conflict between India and Pakistan with the U N involvement.
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