Little Leaguers Tie 0-0 In Canton State Final
Norwood and Canton Northwest All-Stars battled to a nine inning 0-0 tie in what was billed as the state finals at Timken Recreation Park. Pitchers Paul Hardcastle and Bill Halter dazzled with overpowering stuff as the crowd witnessed a thriller that could still crown a champion in today’s rematch.
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Bud Wolzer
Era
Ohio
Norwood
Canton Northwest
Timken Recreation Park
Wolzer
Paul Hardcastle
Bill Halter
Indians Red Sox War Brewing in Boston Meet Aug 27
The Red Sox anger over a toy binoculars incident at Cleveland fuels talk of trouble when Cleveland visits Fenway Park on August 27. Manager Lou Boudreau and pitcher Bob Lemon share the fury, while Steve ONeill seeks the culprit behind the prank amid a tight AL race.
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Gayle Talbot
Hugh Fullerton Jr
Cleveland Indians
Fenway Park
Boston
Red Sox
Steve O’neill
Cleveland
Steve
Indians
O'Neill
Lou Boudreau
O’neill
Bob Lemon
Big Steve
Sox
Phil Rizzuto
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Phil
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Yankee
Honus Wagner
Frankie Crosetti
Crosetti
Gene Sullivan
St. Joseph, Mo
News-Press
St. Louis Cardinals
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St. Joseph
Associated Press News
Sedgman loses to Bergelin in Inter-zone finals opener
In Rye New York on August 12 Australian Davis Cup ace Frank Sedgman was upset by Sweden youngster Lennart Bergelin in five sets. John Bromwich won decisively over Torsten Johansson 6-2 6-3 6-0, underscoring Australia’s strength ahead of the August 25 challenge round at Forest Hills where Sedgman and Bromwich were to team up in doubles with Sven Davidsson.
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N. Y
Frank Sedgman
Sweden
Lennart Bergelin
Forest Hills
Torsten Johansson
John Bromwich
Bergelin
Sedgman
Westchester Country Club
Bromwich
Sedgeman
Sven Davidsson
Akron tennis tournament opens today at University Club Courts
The Aug 12 article notes the Akron City tennis meet begins with the men's singles competition this afternoon at the University Club Courts, bringing players from local clubs to compete for titles.
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Akron
Akron City
Legion Event Opens Today Final Sunday
Two morning and two afternoon games set stage for Sunday finale in the 10th District American Legion carnival of sectional summer league champions. Morning matches: Massillon vs Ohio Valley League rep and New Philadelphia vs Wayne Holmes A titlist. Evening showdowns include East Liverpool vs Massillon-Ohio Valley winner at 3 30 and Carrollton vs New Philadelphia Section A victor at 6. finale Sunday at City Field with Canton Post 44 band and open house for visiting Legionnaires.
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New Philadelphia
Wayne
Holmes County
East Liverpool
Carrollton
Stark
Carroll County
City Field
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Post 44
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Satch Paige To Hurl Sunday in Columbus
Satch Paige and the Philadelphia Stars arrive in Columbus and face the Indianapolis Clowns at Red Bird Stadium tomorrow in a regular Negro League contest Paige slated to start and pitch three innings for the Stars.
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Satchmo Paige
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Red Bird Stadium
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Stars
Darkness Ends Duel of Star Combines Darkness Ends Duel of Star Combines
Ohio Little League title clash between Canton Northwest and Norwood All-Stars ended 0-0 after extra innings in a pitchers duel at Timken Recreation Park. Pitchers Bill Halter and Paul Hardcastle starred, with Gertzman and Powell set to duel in today’s 2 pm rematch for a regional berth toward Williamsport.
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Norwood
Timken Recreation Park
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Indiana
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Canton
Paul Hardcastle
Northwest
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Lee Potts
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Nichols
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Hardcastle
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College All Stars Rally Past Eagles 17 7 Upset in Soldier Field
In Chicago on August 12 1950 the College All Stars defeated the NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles 17 to 7 behind Charlie Justice and Eddie LeBaron. Justice ran 133 yards on nine carries and set up Pasquariello’s one yard TD, LeBaron’s 35 yard score, and LeBaron directed offense behind a massive collegiate line. Van Buren scored the lone pro touchdown after a 57 yard drive. Soltau added two extra points and a 23 yard field goal.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Soldier Field
Justice
Villanova
Ralph Pasquariello
North Carolina
Choo-Choo
le Baron
Eagles
All-Stars
Minnesota
Leo Nomellini
Clayton ‘Tonnemaker
William & Mary
Lou Creekmar
Michigan State
Ed Badgen
Notre Dame
Jim Martin
Bill Wightkin
Nebraska
Tom Novak
Eagle
College of Pacific
Anderson
Tommy Thompson
Weiner
Gordon Soltau
Soltau
Steve van Buren
Wet Courts Delay City Net Tourney
Initial play in the annual city tennis tournament was postponed Friday night due to wet courts. An attempt will be made to run off both the first and second rounds of the men’s division today at the NW courts sponsored by the city recreation department and Canton Hardware Co. The tournament resumes Sunday with the women’s division in the spotlight and the men’s doubles planned for next week.
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25Th St
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City Recreation Department
Canton Hardware Co
International League scores summary
Buffalo edged Baltimore 7 to 6 while Baltimore fell behind. Springfield posted 3 runs in a low scoring game at 3 26. Toronto managed 2 runs versus 9. Montreal defeated Syracuse 2 to 1 and Jersey City beat Rochester 38 to 10 in a high scoring contest.
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Baltimore
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Montreal
Syracuse
Jersey City
Rochester
Baseball scores and lineups from a day of major league games
Summary of multiple games detailing Philadelphia New York Detroit St Louis Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Brooklyn with RBI, runs, hits and pitchers. Includes player names such as Lehner Fain Hitchcock Berra Woodling Rizzuto Collins Mapes Ferrick Lipon Priddy Wertz Kell Sievers Kolloway Evers Delsing Groth Berry Trout Johnson and many others across both leagues.
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Rizzuto
Guerra
Byrne
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G.coleman
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Caddie Tourney Opens Monday at Columbus
About 250 bay-toters start the sixth annual Central Ohio Caddie tournament in Columbus. The winner and runnerup will qualify for the fifth annual P G A National Caddie tournament August 22 to 26 at Ohio State University Scarlet Course.
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Columbus
P.G.A
Ohio State University
Old Dutch Hosts Toledo Ball Club in Sunday Game
Old Dutch Beer, champion of the City Class A Baseball League, hosts Toledo Sunday at 2 30 on Timken field off Richville Rd. It’s the second game in a home and home series following Canton’s 12 6 win in Toledo. The visitors hold 15 victories in 21 Toledo league games, sit second, led by Fred Middaugh at .425 and pitcher George McLaughlin at 9 2. Other top players include Dick Berkel .400 Andy Molnar .349 and Jerry Lichteveis .329, with a team .290 mark.
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Toledo
Timken
Richville Rd
Canton
Fred Middaugh
George McLaughlin
Dick Berkel
Andy Molnar
Jerry Lichteveis
Browns Rated Over Packers In Duel Tonight
Cleveland’s Browns open the NFL era with a Toledo Glass Bowl exhibition against the Green Bay Packers. Coach Paul Brown unveils 1950 charges after Bowling Green camp drills. Otto Graham, Dante Lavelli, Mac Speedie, Marion Motley star as Dub Jones and Rex Bumgardner provide ground work. Packers finish last in their division, a mystery opponent for tonight’s tuneup.
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Bowling Green
Philadelphia Eagles
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A.A.C
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Dante Lavelli
Mac Sweedie
Marion Motley
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Rex Bumgardner
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League Standings and Yesterdays Scores Across Leagues
The American League table shows Detroit leading with 67 wins and 37 losses, Cleveland at 65-41, New York 64-41, and Boston at 61-47 with Washington, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis further down. Yesterday results include Cleveland 3 Chicago 2, New York 7 Philadelphia 6, Washington 5 Boston 2, and Detroit 4-1 St. Louis 3-2 in the first game after extra innings.
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St. Louis
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Eell
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Marshall
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Local standings and upcoming games listed
The document shows tallies for American nations with teams Louisville Indianapolis Minneapolis St Paul Columbus Toledo Milwaukee Kansas City and LouisvilleKansas City score lines. It lists results Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at St Paul Indianapolis at Kansas City Louisville at Milwaukee and notes only games scheduled.
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St. Paul
Columbus
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
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