Snead and Metz Lead Inverness Four-Ball Standings
Sam Snead and Dick Metz top the Inverness four-ball standings after the fourth round, 20 under par with three wins. Haas and Douglas suffered a 4-down defeat despite a 72 best-ball round, while Mangrum-Palmer and Hamilton-Harbert vie for second place with 26 birdies each, and Farier/Middlecoff sit six back.
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Toledo
Sam Snead
Dick Metz
Inverness
Freddie Haas
Dave Douglas
Haas-Douglas
Snead- Metz
Haas
Douglas
Lloyd Mangrum
Johnny Palmer
Snead-Metz
Mangrum-Palmer
Bob Hamilton
Chick Harbert
Cary Middlecoff
Jim Ferrier
Frankie Stranahan
Hamilton-Harbert
Jimmy Demaret-Stranahan
Hoover Drubs West Tuscarawas To Stretch Lead In City League
Hoover routed West Tuscarawas Merchants 12-2 at City Field to extend its league lead to two and a half games. Sluss pitched a five hit complete game for Hoover with six strikeouts as Refus and Quinn led a 10 run fourth inning off Mohr and Kincaid. Ed Baldwin homered and doubled for West Tuscarawas. Timken beat Romanian Merchants 12-6 as Jones earned his first win of the season. Harold Hill and Hank Escola sparked early offense with triples.
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North Canton Hoover
Canton Boosters
Hoover
West Tuscarawas Merchants
City Field
Timken
Ken Sluss
Sluss
Hal Refus
Refus
Paul Quinn
Ralph Miller
Floyd
Heinie) Mohr
Stan
Hoover Aha
W. Tase OA Stevens
Trascik
Bush
A.cugini
P.quinn
Battista
R. Miller
Braucher
P.cugini
Summers
Baldwin
Hoffman
D. F. Miller
Hogue
D. Quinn
Davis
D. Herfus
Mohr
Koelble
Rf D. Mohler
Kincaid Sluss
Parene
Rehfus
So—Sluss
Kinecaid
Kincaid
Loser
Timken Ahoa
OA DeStefano
Negulici
Strong
Bland
s _Bonvechio
Seredon
Machan
Sechler
Alecusan
Serban
Bikis
Deremer
Escola
Schario
Gurgie
Jones
Seiier
Nixdorf
Hill
Scredon
Kost
Steinchako
Steiner
Tucker
Larry Doby
Calvert
Ed Stewart
Garcia
Tribe
Yanks
New Yorkers
Detroit Tigers
Bombers
Bob Feller
Pacing Record Set In Westbury Event
Jimmy Creed won the Harness Writers' Association pace at Westbury on a half-mile track setting a world mile and a half record in 3:09. Driven by James Cruise and owned by Silas C. Thompson, Creed moved from third to first by the three quarters and won by three and a half lengths. Forbes Chief finished second with Josedale Dandy third.
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Westbury
N. Y
Jimmy Creed
Harness Writers’ Association
Dr. Stanton
James Cruise
Silas C. Thompson
Forbes Chief
Josedale Dandy
Oil City 1060 Butler 2 in Middle Atlantic League action
In Middle Atlantic League play Oil City defeated Butler 1060 to 2 while Vandergrift beat Newcastle 9 to 4 and Erie routed Youngstown 7 to 2. The trio of results reflects a high scoring night across the circuit with Oil City surging ahead.
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Oil City
Butler
Vandergrift
Newcastle
Erie
Youngstown
Shoe Squads Here Plan Sunday Matches
Two Canton horseshoe teams will play Sunday in league action. The Canton Horseshoe Club All-Stars host Wadsworth at 1 p.m. on Ringer Land courts seeking their fourth win in six starts. State Termites travel to Toledo to meet Reitchmann Foods after a lone State League win.
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Canton Horseshoe
Canton Horseshoe Club All-Stars
Wadsworth
Ringer Land
State Termites
Canton
Toledo
Reitchmann Foods
All-Stars
Bearings win first Industrial Horseshoe League match
Imken Bearings earned their first Industrial Horseshoe League victory, defeating Timken Research 1145 to 1770 at Ringer Land courts. Elmer Stuckey scored 560 points, Ed added 477 to support, while Glenn Gauze led Timken Research with 242 as Bearings outscored in all five rounds.
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Imken Bearings
Timken Research
Ringer Land
Elmer Stuckey
Brother Ed
Elmer
Glenn Gauze
Wooster Nine Romps Dalton in Softball Showdown
Wooster Lakota blanked Dalton Nussbaum Builders 9 to 1 in a Friday night softball matchup. The Dalton Merchants host Buxbaum of Canton Sunday at 9 p m for the next game.
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Dalton
Wooster Lumbers
Dalton Nussbaum Builders
Dalton Merchants
Buxbaum
Canton
Dal
Stauffer, Miller & Jeck Shoup
J. Gerber
Specht Santmyer
Bible’s UT Career Marked by Four Losses to TCU
In six seasons as Texas head football coach Dana X. Bible accrued seven Southwest Conference defeats, four of which came at the hands of Texas Christian University, shaping his tenure at Austin.
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Dana X. Bible
Texas Christian University
Indians rally past Senators 2-1 in ten innings
Cleveland pitcher Mike Garcia twirled six hits and drove in the winning run, as Thurman Tucker’s clutch single tied the game in the third and Garcia scored the decisive run in the 10th. Tucker also drove in Dale Mitchell, while Eddie Yost homered for Washington. The Indians, 5 1/2 games behind the Yankees, look to Bob Feller next.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Mike Garcia
Thurman Tucker
Tribe
Washington Senators
Garcia
Senators
Tucker
Dale Mitchell
Eddie Yost
Nats
Paul Calvert
Ed Stewart
Sam Dente
Yost
Big Mike
Boston Red Sox
Mitchell
Young Tennis Ace Gives Champ Hard Duel at Haverford
U S singles champion Richard Gonzales edged Herb Flam in a five set semifinal at Merion Cricket Club to reach the Pennsylvania state tournament final. Flam pushed the pace with angled drives but Gonzales survived match point in the fifth set. He will face the winner of the Sam Match Seixas match for the title.
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Haverford
U. S
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Herb Flam
University of California At
Merion Cricket Club
Flam
Gonzales
Vice Seixas
University of San Francisco
Seixas
Lebanon Race Meet Opens for 19 Day Stand
A 19 day running race meet opened in Lebanon Ohio and runs through August 13. Post times are 2 PM on Saturdays and 4 PM on weekdays. About 600 horses are expected to compete over the half mile track with purses of 600 to 900 dollars per race. The Mid west Inaugural Purse at six and a half furlongs carries an $800 purse and opens the seventh race today.
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Lebanon
Midwest
International Leader Sparks Scoring in Jersey City Victory
In a particle of action from the hockey league, Jersey City beat Syracuse 2 to 1 in 14 innings while Newark routed Baltimore 7 to 12 after a Toronto entry, Montreal and Rochester posted wins over Buffalo.
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Jersey City
Syracuse
Newark
Baltimore
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
American League Standings and Friday Results
The American League table shows New York leading with 87 wins and 56 losses, Cleveland 50 36, Boston 87 47, Philadelphia 90 47, Detroit 90 47, Chicago 89 39, Washington 84 34, St. Louis 30 57. Friday games: Cleveland 2, Washington 1 in ten innings. New York 8, Detroit 2. Boston 4, St. Louis 2. Chicago 12, Philadelphia 0. Upcoming schedules list Washington at Cleveland, New York at Detroit, Boston at St. Louis, and Chicago at Philadelphia with various pitchers noted.
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G. W .L Pet
G.B. New York
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Mek Frida Cleveland
New York
Haynesca
Feller
WCMW
WJIW
Wews-Tyv
Pillette
Newhouser
Stubbs
Kramer
Embree
WIW
WEWS
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Peck
Avila
Mitchell
Doby
Lemon
Boudreau
Vernon
Garcia
Tucker
Boone
Gordon Keltner
Kennedy Hegan
Wynn
Tresh
Gromek
Benton
Berardino
Bearden
Paige
Papish
Wynn Lemon
T Bearden
Zoldak
Baseball standings and Friday schedule from the league
The standings list Brooklyn on top with 87 wins and St Louis at 88 and 52. Cincinnati sits 18 games back. Friday matchups show Cincin nati at Philadelphia and St Louis at Brooklyn among others with pitchers Vander Meer Heintzelman and Newcombe in lineups.
Lead of Saints Sliced by Loss To Kansas City
The Saints drop 3-2 as Ernie Groth holds them to four hits for Kansas City. Delsing delivers the decisive eighth inning RBI for the Blues, while Indianapolis pulls within a game after a 3-2 win over Columbus. Louisville edges Toledo 5-4 in 10 innings. Chapman's single seals it.
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Saints
Kansas City
Associated Press
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Ernie Groth
Blues
Jim Delsing
Johny Lucadello
Columbus
Red Birds
Royce Lint
Les Fleming
Russ Peters
Louisville
Toledo
Ken Chapman
Mel Hederlein
Jake Jones
Austin Knickerbocker
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Wis
Minneapolis
St. Cloud
Minn
National League batting and pitching leaders brief
Statistical snapshot from the National League listing season leaders across batting pitching and fielding. Notable highlights include Robinson Brooklyn leading in batting hits and runs with 120 and 74 respectively, Kiner Pittsburgh homem runs, and Reynolds New York with 101 wins and a 0.909 ERA.
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Robinson
Brooklyn
Reese
Brookyn
Thomson
New York
Jones
Philadelphia
Ennis
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Gee
Sear
Kell
Detroit
Joost
Stephens
Boston
Entry Lists Grow For Ohio Open Tourney
Entry lists for the Ohio Open grow as Aug 16 deadline nears for Aug 22 23 24 at Shady Hollow over a 72 par course. Notable entrants include Harold Paddock Jr Johnny Cseh Dr Frank Bellino Earl L Christiansen and Paul Derringer with first prize 1200 and total purse over 3250.
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Shady Hollow
John Rossetti
Harold Paddock Jr
Johnny Cseh
Frank Bellino
Earl L. Christiansen
Paul Derringer
Paddock
Ohio
Aurora
Cseh
Akron
Gene Sarazen
Tom O’shanter
Bellino
Youngstown
Buckeye
Christiansen
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Derringer
Florida
130 Golfers Enter 2 Ball Tourney At Congress Lake
About 130 golfers played Congress Lake annual two ball mixed foursome. Low gross winners were E F Ellis with 83 and Jim Doll with 85. Low net honors went to Press Campbell with 66. Second nets shared by Ray Cummings and Francis Henry III at 67. First nine hole best net was Harold Yoder with 36. Various other winners named for accuracy, longest drive, putts, and best dressed. Pro Joe Guysick announced men’s club championship qualifying ends Sunday, July 31.
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Congress Lake
E. F. Ellis
Jerry Grabensteder
Jim Doll
Bud Gammel
Howard Schumacher
Harry Howell
Press Campbell
G. J. Heidman
Ray Cummings
W. R. Harrison
Francis Henry III
Robert Hoffman
Harold Yoder
Clair Stilwell
Russ Comber
Wesley Hargraves
Robert Vaughn
Kiam Dunning
R. H. Weidman
Malcolm Guy
William Dunning
R. C. Brower
Joe Guysick
Sandlot notes outline Sunday baseball and league schedule
Fairmount Merchants will meet Terminix Sunday at 1 30 p m on Fairmount Field in an exhibition game. Canton meets Akron Sunday at 2 p m on Witter Field No 2 in a Northeastern Ohio Eagles League contest. Waynesburg Nationals seek softball games next week with Class A or B teams. Call Waynesburg 7754.
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Hoover
Boosters A
R & B. Billiards
Whuse Merch
Fairmount
Timken
Toda
Sunda Timken
Canton Boosters
City
Isi Aiea
Fairmount Merchants
Terminix
Fairmount Field
Canton
Akron
Witter
Waynesburg Nationals
Waynesburg
Dueber Wins Miniature Golf Home Match at Blue Haven
Dueber miniature golfers defeated Blue Haven in a 862 to 936 match after taking the second half 390 to 449. Chuck Reigler led the winners with 90 points, manager Herb Griffiths added 93, Wendell Humes top scored for the visitors with 107, as Dueber built a 15 point edge Tuesday.
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Dueber
Blue Haven
Chuck Reigler
Herb Griffiths
Wendell Humes
Central League Scores Reported For Multiple Games
In Central League action Grand Rapids defeated Flint 4 to 3 while Dayton beat Muskegon 5 to 2 and Saginaw routed Charleston 8 to 1.
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Grand Rapids
Flint
Dayton
Muskegon
Saginaw
Charleston
Cubs and Reds Duel in Rough Baseball Night
Chicago and Cincinnati traded runs in a tight classic with Jeffcoat Sauer Reich Smalley Thompson Mize and Gordon among the stars for Chicago while Corbett Hollmig Wyrostek Hatton and Balltrade led Philadelphia hitters in a 2 to 2 deadlock late. Pirates and Braves also played a three to five game, with Reiser Crandall and McCullough delivering key RBI and Hopp and Dickson handling pitching duties in a 3 to 5 outcome.
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Cubs
Jeffcoat
Thompson
Verban
Lockman
Gustine
Thomson
Sauer
Mize
Pafko
Gordon
Reich
Smalley
Hirag
Owen
Rigney
R.mueller
Schmitz
Westrum
Kennedy
Webb
Highe
A-D. Mueller
Hartung
Chicago
New
Sauer Rigney
S—— Verman
New York
Bb—Schmitz
So—Kennedy
Highe i
Ho—Kennedy
U—Ballanfant
Barlick
Barr
Reds
AHOA
Phillies
Walker
Ashburn
Lowrey
Hamner
Hatton
Sisler
Cooper
Ennis
Stallcup
Wyrostek
Seminick
Hollmig
Bloodworth
Jones
Corbett
Blattner
Peterson
Meyer
Brantz
Roberts
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
R—Corbett
E—Stalleup
S—Hollmig
Bb—Peterson
So—Meyer
Erautt
Ho—Peterson
Brautt
Balk
Pirates
Castiglione
Stanky
Hopp
Fletcher
Restelli
Dark
Kiner
Elliott
Westlake
O Sauer
Basgall
Rickert
b-Saffell
Holmes
Rojek
Sis
Dickson
Pittsburgh
Boston
R Hopp
Reiser
RBI
McCullough
Crandall
Saffell
S—Basgall
Dark and Fletcher
Bickford
U—Stewart
Conlon
Warneke
Calumet Sends Three Stars in Arlington Handicap
Calumet Farm enters Coaltown Armed and Kentucky Derby winner Ponder in the $50,000 Arlington Handicap at Arlington Park. Star Reward from Dixiana looms as chief challenger. other possible runners include Brolite Shy Guy Caillou Rouge Stud Poker and Volcanic. If all nine start, purse climbs to $55,700 with $37,600 to the winner.
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Chicago
INS
Coaltown
Armed
Ponder
Arlington Park
Calumet
Dixiana
Brolite
Shy Guy
Caillou Rouge
Stud Poker
Volcanic
Walmac Farms
Calumet Trio
Star Reward
Malvern Booster Club organized at high school
Malvern citizens formed the Malvern Booster Club at a Friday night meeting in the high school. The group reported 3500 dollars pledged from a house to house canvass to support local athletics. The first project is installing lighting at the high school football field for this fall. Officers named Cooper Rice president Jack Williams vice president Raymond Hoffee treasurer Robert Woods assistant Clyde Knutsen secretary George Lenz assistant. Directors include Elmer Teets Charles Logan Walter Ebner William Schilling Joe Romano Willis Ludy Carl Van Meter Herbert Yockey Harry Hart Forrest Vandegrift and Frank Craig.
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Malvern
Cooper Rice
Jack Williams
Raymond Hoffee
Robert Woods
Clyde Knutsen
George Lenz
Elmer Teets
Charles Logan
Walter Ebner
William Schilling
Joe Romano
Willis Ludy
Carl van Meter
Herbert Yockey
Harry Hart
Forrest Vandegrift
Frank Craig
Hoover Hanoverton Meet In League Battle
North Canton Hoover hosts Hanoverton American Legion at Memorial Stadium in a Northeastern Ohio Amateur Baseball League game. Game time is 8:30 with Hoover in second place at 7-2, a half game behind Newton Falls. Alva Fye starts for North Canton. Hanoverton to use Louden or Stuckey.
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North Canton Hoover
Hanoverton American Legion
Memorial Stadium
North Canton
Ohio
Hoovers
Newton Falls
Alva Fye
Fye
Louden
Stuckey
Hanoverton
Fight Results Showdown Hits Hollywood and Miami
Turkey Thompson of Los Angeles knocked out Big Bill in Seattle while Chuck Taylor of Coalport outpointed Glen Hendershot in Miami. The bouts featured heavyweights and welterweights competing across two coasts with decisive finishes and decisions.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Turkey Thompson
Os Angeles
Big Bill
Seattle
Miami
Fla
Chuck Taylor
Coalport
Glen Hendershot
Wolfarth Accepts Football Line Coach Post at Cuyahoga Falls
Ned Wolfarth of 323 37th St NW has taken the football line coach job at Cuyahoga Falls High School. He recently returned from California where he served as athletic director and head coach for football basketball and baseball at Wasco High School for two years.
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Ned Wolfarth
37Th
St NW
Cuyahoga Falls
Wolfarth
California
Wasco High School
Meyer Reaches 16th Season As TCU Coach
Longtime Fort Worth coach Leo R. Meyer has led Texas Christian University as head football mentor for 16 consecutive seasons, making him the longest serving coach in the Southwest Conference.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Leo R
Dutch) Meyer
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
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