Feller Leads Guardians Past White Sox In Low-Scoring Tilt
Feller wins to improve to 11-8 as Cleveland edges Chicago 6-5, with Doby and Kennedy driving multiple runs. Wight suffers the loss after a long relief stretch, while Mele and Zarilla provide key offense for Boston in a separate game recap.
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Ceramics and Roberts Sports Undefeated in District Softball
Stark Ceramics and Robert's Sports remained unbeaten in the 10th District Ohio Amateur Softball Association tournament with 8-1 and 7-5 wins respectively. W-R Sports also won to stay alive in the double elimination event as Canton Keller's Stag, Dover PeeWee Sports, and other teams played to shape the championship bracket.
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Southern Association Standings Update Quick Scores
Memphis 8 2 Chattanooga 3 3 Mobile and Birmingham 4 New Orleans 4 Atlanta 1 4 Little Rock 7 Nashville 5. Compact scoreboard style note on current league results and win totals across teams.
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Gift to Giants Sours Cards Chase for NL Title
The New York Giants paid $10,000 to acquire Jim Hearn from St. Louis, boosting their pennant hopes. Hearn, a 27-year-old Georgia Tech alumnus, has delivered four low-hit wins including three shutouts, and blanked the Phillies 2-0 in his latest start. The Giants’ victory tied the series at 2-2, while St. Louis stayed 2 1/2 games behind the leaders. Brooklyn beat Boston 8-2, Cincinnati edged St. Louis 3-2, and Pittsburgh swept Chicago as Cliff Chambers and Mel Queen pitched. The Yankees briefly extended their lead in the American League with a 5-2 win over the A's, and Cleveland split with Chicago while Washington beat Boston.
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Kalida Ohio Champ Meets Michigan St Joe
Ohio’s Kalida, the amateur baseball champion, travels to Monroe to face St. Joe Auscos in the Ohio Michigan regional. Kalida, undefeated in Ohio’s double elimination tourney, beat Hamler 3 to 1 to claim the state title. St. Joe, 1946 national champion, holds Michigan’s crown. The two meet again in Kalida with a possible third game, then the regional winner advances to Wichita for the national finale.
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Engineer Is Golf Champ
Veteran Barney Hunt the Columbus city engineer won the public links golf title defeating Bill Podolski two up in the 36 hole final at the Columbus Country Club yesterday.
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Four Share Amateur Laurels In Stark County Golf Tourney
Edgewood hosts the Stark County District Golf Association event with Evan Schiltz pairing with his wife for a 33 33 66 in the pro am, while amateur lady and other divisions crown winners from Edgewood Shady Hollow and Elms. The event features 22 teams with notable scores led by Paul Esway and Mrs H C Behrens 38 34 72 and Cy Walters Helen Eckard 37 35 72, and ends with prize distribution planned after a Tuesday committee meeting.
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John Bukowski
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Tam O’shanter
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Paul van Nostran Jr
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Archery golfers edge conventional linksters in Tammy contest
Yesterday at Tammy the conventional linksters and archery golfers played a contest ending without a decision. Archers Jim McCue and Floyd Hendrickson defeated Dr. Maurice Leiber and Eddie Miller on the first nine. McCue faded as the final nine favored the archer due to long drives from 250 to 300 yards. Carnahan was medalist with 73 while Doll shot 66 in Congress Lake finals.
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Club honors and results from recent golf league
Walter Pfaeffli won with a net 72 in the blind bogey. Second place went to Mrs. Robert Whippy with 88 and C. G. Roetzel had 73. Several tied at 87 including Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Froehole and others. Jim Doll retained the club championship with a lifetime best 33-33-66, five strokes under par. Lady and men’s accuracy contests were won by Fred Smith Agnes Aman Bob Whippy and Mrs. G. Grabensteder.
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Brookside Weekend Play Highlight Reported
Brookside features a major weekend game described as the year’s biggest play. Details remain sparse in the fragment, but emphasis centers on a pivotal event and anticipated outcomes for the team.
Golf club event ends with Faders leading net scores
Hal Wise and H W Spooner led with net 71, William Dodge 74, and Doug Hemphill Dr E M Patterson and Mrs Paul Overholt tied for third at 76. Dick Bessi posted low gross 73. Earl Voss Paul Van Nostran and Spooner 79s. Team results show Faders at 261, Excavators 263, Bloopers 265, Hackers 267, Choppers 276, Hackers 280, Slashers 282. Women’s and men’s club pairings announced as the women start this week.
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Schroeder to End Season With Davis Cup
Ted Schroeder, the top American amateur, is set to join Davis Cup duties as his final goal of the year, despite planning to skip the national singles championships. He won the Newport Casino invitation 6-3 7-5 6-4 over Art Larsen, while Budge Patty suffered a severe ankle sprain in the doubles final causing Talbert and Trabert to win by default.
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Charles Prepares With Caution For Louis Shadow Fight
Ezzard Charles defends his NBA heavyweight title against Freddie Beshore with the Louis shadow looming over the ring. Charles, 1-5 favorite, vows no easy bout and aims to win swiftly. Beshore, fresh from long wait and late workouts, seeks upset in the August 14 match postponed earlier for injury and bruised heart concerns.
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Canton All-Stars stop Akron Goodyear in Inter-City League
Canton All-Stars led by El mer Stucky and Herb Rhoads defeated Akron Goodyear in an Inter-City League match. Stucky rolled a 562 points and Rhoads 546 as the locals won three of five rounds with scores 470-458 453-425 and 484-461 while losing 427-426 and 478-428.
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Tigers Sign Shortstop From Youngstown Merchants
Joe Melago the Youngstown Merchants Class AA shortstop has been signed by the Detroit Tigers for their Jamestown team next season.
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Ransom and Harbert Face Tam Purse Playoff
Henry Ransom, born in Texas, and Detroit star Chick Harbert clash in an 18 hole playoff at Tam O Shanter for first prize of 11000 in the world links championship. Both tied at 281 after 72 holes with Harbert finishing 68 to match Ransom’s 71. Each seeks a record single year payday as prior earnings peaked at 7968 for Ransom in 1946 and 9266 for Harbert in 1948.
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Hoovers Top Sheriffs In 5-4 Baseball Duel
The North Canton Hoovers beat the Smith Sheriffs 5 to 4 after a back and forth game Sunday afternoon. Pitcher Kenny Sluss worked four hit innings, overcoming wildness and infield errors late. Paul Quinn collected three hits including a triple to pace the Hoovers’ offense.
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