Canton Northeast All-Stars Fall to Chicago in Little League
Canton’s Northeast All-Stars lost 4-1 to Chicago in the first game of a night doubleheader at Zoliner Stadium. Chicago took an early lead with a Labelle walk and Nolan triple, then added two more runs in the fourth on misplays and outs. Canton, held to two hits, stranded five runners and was limited by Ray Henricks and Jack Suomi, who combined for 16 strikeouts. Chicago advances toward the World Series while Canton and Jackson exit the running.
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West weeks. Results from a doubleheader ballgame recap
Detroit and Cleveland traded runs as Brissie outdueled Borowy in a 6 1 decision. Boos and Kryhoski led the offense with multiple RBIs while Doby, Priddy and Wertz added two-baggers and homers in a scorers fest. The other games featured New York beating Washington 6 3 behind Kuzava and Rizzuto’s two RBIs, Boston trimming Philadelphia 7 4 on Williams and Majeski homers, and Chicago defeating St. Louis 5 4 with Sauer driving in multiple runs. North Canton Hoovers clinched the City Class A title with a 5 1 win over Lee Stocken as Old Dutch beat Timken 4 1 to tighten the race.
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Tidbits From Regional Tourney Strife in Wayne Ohio
Wayne Indiana hosts 56 regional Little League players and officials for the four regional six championship teams. Canton Northeast All Stars and Jackson Tenn arrive with escorts and are welcomed by Mayor Branning. Zollner Stadium hosts the trials, Timken Park praised for beauty, Canton team laments shoes misplacement after a tough loss.
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Brown Hurls 6th Victory in 5 1 Clincher
The Hoovers sit atop the standings with 18 wins and 5 losses, 38 percent. Old Dutch leads a tight pack with 13 wins and 2 losses, while Lee Stockon and Timken trail. Yesterday results showed Hoovers 5, Lee Stockon 1, Old Dutch 4, Timken 1. Upcoming games include Old Dutch vs Lee Stockon at 6 p.m. and Timken vs North Canton at 8 p.m.
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All American Star and Judge Frank Piekarski Dies
Pittsburgh Aug 15 AP Frank A Piekarski 71 former Allegheny county court judge and All American football star died yesterday He played guard for the University of Pennsylvania in 1901 02 03 and 04 and earned All American honors in his senior year.
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Horseshoe S Mart leads Stark County League after 5-1 win
Horseshoe S Mart stays atop the Stark County League with a 5-1 victory over Stahlheber Sports. Nicholas Insurance tops the scoring with 594 points led by Russell Yaus, as Dougherty Flowers split 3-3 with Low Barbers and Fisher Auto Repair beat Ford Motors 5-1. Other high scorers include Karl Konter 494, Frank Petraroli 429, Charles Lepley 399, Cecil Hartzell 386, Jim Tucker 376, Jerome Wright 324, and Homer Ebner 311.
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Cleveland Coach Moritz Named Rhodes High Assistant
Cleveland report on August 15 states Bill Moritz 27, longtime Madison high school coach, becomes Rhodes High School assistant coach under Andy Moran. Moritz succeeds Bob McCullough, Ohio State All American, who was inducted into the army on July 31.
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80,000 See Rams And Redskins Duel
Aug 15 Los Angeles 80 000 fans expected to attend an exhibition between the Washington Redskins and the Los Angeles Rams as the NFL season opens. The game supports the Times youth charity program. The Redskins bring a veteran squad while the Rams start with four veterans led by quarterback Bob Waterfield, long associated with the club since it was the Cleveland Rams.
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