White Sox Yankees Mets? Baseball card chaos
The lengthy box score notes show a chaotic jumble of batting lines across teams including Chicago White Sox New York Yankees and a mix of other matches with detailed RBI mentions 2B 3B HR and pitcher records. It records line scores of games and notable events such as outs runners on base and game outcomes.
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Injured Star Henrich Delivers in Pinch Hit for Yankees
Tommy Henrich, famed Old Reliable, returns to action as pinch hitter and delivers a bases loaded single in the tenth to power the Yankees past the White Sox 2 1. Reynolds loses 12th, Tigers stay within a game, and Boston Cleveland split a pair in a day of MLB action.
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League Leaders AMERICAN and NATIONAL LEAGUES
American League leaders include Goodman batting .366 for Boston and Doby .354 for Cleveland, Stephens leading in runs with 1132 and RBIs at 29, Kell 173 hits for Detroit, 36 doubles, Doerr and Wood ling lead triples with 98, Rosen 33 homers for Cleveland, DiMaggio 2 stolen bases, Reynolds 130 strikeouts and Lemon 129. Pitching notes show Trout 113 wins and 786 outs, Wynn 155 750 for Cleveland. National League leaders list Musial hitting .355, 157 hits and 37 doubles, Ennis 106 RBIs, Torgeson 94 runs, Ashburn (triples) and Kiner with homers, Jethroe 29 stolen bases, Spahn 165 strikeouts, Hiller 102 wins.
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Hubbard Man Victor CLEVELAND winner at Sportsman Park
Norm Notman of Hubbard Ohio took the lead on the 13th lap and won the 20 lap stock car feature at Sportsman Park last night in a race that felt lucky with the number 13.
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Pacific Coast League Standings Quick Snapshot
The league results show San Francisco 8 to 2 over Hollywood, Oakland trailing 4 to 0 at Los Angeles, Seattle 6 to 9, Portland 4 to 90, San Diego 2 to 6, and Sacramento 0 to 1 in recent games.
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Local golf tourney yields 66 by Albert at home club
PAUL WALLACE 1B ae ALBERT, an 18 year old from Alliance C C, earned medalist honors in the pro am amateur tourney at his home club posting a lifetime low 66. He and partner Hans Merrill of Congress Lake tied for first with five under par, after Albert rolled six birdies and one bogey.
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Golf tournament results show multiple winners and standings
The report lists players led by Jerry Tuttle and Herbert Behrens sharing bogey with nets of 90, while Robert Immel and John Lauritzen were second at 88. Others tied for third with 86 include George Smith and several others. Medalist was William Quinn with 74. Belden 75. others in the 76 to 79 range. Denny St. Clair topped the gross with 68 and Jack Carnahan second at 73. Net results show Belden Shaffer Zeiders Sellen Foltz tied at 65. A two ball mixed foursome is planned for Labor Day afternoon.
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Lucco and associates win blind bogey with 76s
Mrs. M. P. Lucco D. F. Albery Andy Broscoe and Dr. L. C. Stratton shoot net 76 to win. Russell Ecker J. C. Winter A. J. Ryder take second with 74s, Grace Ann Sheets third with 79, Bob McQueen fourth with 83. Earl Voss Walt Brehme share low gross at 73. Other scores include Ryder 74 Hewer 75 Young McDowell 76 Frey 78 Shafer Frey 79.
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Kanner Leads Alper In Club Championship Final
Abbie Kanner holds a 2 up lead over Norman Alper after the first 18 in the 36 hole club finals. Final 18 to be played next weekend. Alper the defending champion. Lower division results include Melvin Lazarus over Gene Sirak 5 and 4 and several others with scores and names listed. Sun day blind bogey results crown Emanuel Smalley, Myron Leinstein, and Dr Wayne Wolf with respective nets.
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Alliance C C A First Place Tie In Pro Am Event
A first place tie formed in yesterday's pro am bestball competition at Alliance C C, featuring Hans Merrill, assistant pro at Congress, sharing top honors with partners as the field struggled for a clear lead.
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Scoring leaders in close meet with Moreno at 72
Al Moreno led scoring with 72 followed by Jim Pilz and Coke Messaris at 74. Dr Maurice Lieber Ang Procario tied at 77 and Al Gusky at 78.
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Spitale brothers win family tournament at Edgewood
Edgewood hosts a family tournament where the Spitale brothers emerged as winners. Details reference coverage on page 13's FAIRWAY section.
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New Amateur Golf Champion Looks for Job
Sam Arzetta, the new national amateur golf champion from Rochester, N Y, debates turning pro or pursuing other earnings. He beat Frank Stranahan in 39 holes at Minneapolis Golf Club to win the title, and he considers options including professional basketball with possible Lakers contact, though he fears basketball may hurt his golf.
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Herman Keiser Favorite Again For Ohio Open
The 1950 Ohio open golf tournament at Brookside club in Columbus drew a flashy field led by defending champion Herman Keiser of Lima and Denny Shute of Akron. Notable absences were Frank Stranahan and Maurice McCarthy, while amateurs included Don Finsterwald and Tom Strange. The event spans two days with 18 holes today and tomorrow then 36 holes for the final. Brookside’s course has been lengthened to about 6,600 yards for a par 72.
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Top Jockey Ends Apprentice Riding Today at Randall
Franklin D. Bone, age 17, ends his apprentice jockey status at North Randall after amassing 215 wins this year. The Cleveland rider led nationwide in wins, having previously ridden at New Orleans Lincoln Downs Narragansett and Scarborough.
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Caddie Champion And Runner-Up To Enter Ohio State
The 1950 national caddie golf champion Mel Woelfling of Ashland and runner-up Larry Munsie of Norwood plan to enter Ohio State University next year. Woelfling, the title holder, defeated Munsie 9 and 7 on OSU’s course after a 36-hole match that ended on the 29th hole. Woelfling earned a $1,500 four year college scholarship. Munsie received a two-year $750 scholarship.
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Browns Trade Yonakor to New York Yanks
The Cleveland Browns sold defensive end John Jumbo Yonakor to the New York Yanks for an undisclosed cash amount. Yonakor, Notre Dame All-American in 1943, has been with Cleveland since 1946 and is part of a aging roster as Len Ford and Jim Martin prepare to assume the end post. The Browns stand 38 players after adding replacements and prepare for a Friday exhibition clash with the Chicago Bears in Cleveland.
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Southern Association Scores Snapshot
Atlanta led 2-1 with Nashville 1-3 and Mobile 4-3 as Memphis won 3-0. New Orleans fell 3-4 while Little Rock triumphed 211 to Birmingham 1 and Chattanooga 0.
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