Top Aspirants Clash As Seven-Game NL and AL Schedule Unfolds
The AP notes a tightly packed seven game slate linking the Yankees and Indians at the lead, with Red Sox and White Sox in pursuit. Raschi meets Wynn while Judson faces McDermott or Kiely as Boston, Cleveland, and New York chase the pennant amid optimism from managers Richards, O Neill, Lopez, and Stengel.
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New York
Vic Raschi
Cleveland
Early Wynn
Chicago
Howie Judson
Boston
Maury McDermott
Leo Kiely
Red Sox
White Sox
Yankees
Indians
Paul Richards
Washington
Richards
Casey Stengel
Boston Braves
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Braves
Roy Hartsfield
Libby Sisti
Ralph Kiner
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Weekend Fishing Ups and Downs Across Lakes and Skeet Range
Rain drenched anglers yet boosted crops as Lake Cable saw heavy activity with a ton and a half of channel cars stocked and walleyes expected. Notable catches included Fred Merry with a 22-inch walleye, Gurney Fry's bass, and multiple bluegill hauls. skeet shooters posted 13 perfect rounds led by Carl Zettler. Local events featured Tri-State shoot preparations, showing off strong field overall.
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Lake Cable
Norman Snyder
Ray Lee
Carl Zettler
Morrie White
Harold Murphy
Ray McFarren
Larry Orsinger
George Dean
Mrs. Dean
Cleveland
Ted Gibbs Jr
Bill Umstattd
Canton
Tri-State
Huntington
W. Va
Timkens
Jim
Russ Proffitt
Don Blocker
Dave
Smiley
Action in Industrial Horse Shoe League Postponed
Last night s games in the Industrial Horse Shoe League were postponed until Thursday because of poor court conditions.
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Industrial Horseshoe League
Meyers Lake Bass Break Dry Spell for Local Angler
John Choma of 1827 Linwood Ave SW halted a weeks long feeding lull at Meyers Lake with a three bass limit. The catch ranged 12 to 16 inches and came from cane pole fishing. Anglers also hauled channel cats and bluegills at the dock.
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Sippo Lake
Carl McSill
Bob Kohl
Massillon
Ray Schindler
G. L. Mayfield
W. Moore
John Herman
Joe Rufo
O. Gobeli
Mr. Maxwell
California
Virgil Cobedesh
Charles Rice
Dave Yutzey
John Stanford
Gills
H. A. McDonald
John Choma
Linwood Ave
Meyers Lake
Stormy Sunday For Congress Anglers Amid Shifting Bluegill Bite
At Congress a pair of heavy storms kept Sunday fishermen on the move and many failed to reach shelter. Bluegill catches were reasonably good though not as easy to locate as a month earlier. Few anglers targeted bass.
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Congress
Leesville Dam Outing Yields Mixed Bass Bluegill Catch
Heavy rains and heat greeted anglers at Leesville Dam where both docks saw solid activity. Most catches consisted of crap pies, with bluegill feeding lightly and only a few bass landed.
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Leesville Dam
North
Amateur photo contest promotes Muskingum Conservancy District
Officials sponsor an amateur photography contest through September with a $50 cash prize and multiple awards for land or water scenes tied to MDC activities. Details available from the district headquarters in New Philadelphia. Four miles of beach and 1941 acres of marsh added to Ohio holdings on western Lake Erie for 266000 dollars.
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Muskingum Conservancy District
New Philadelphia
Lake Erie
Magee
Crane Creek
Ottawa
Lucas
Browns Air Offense Core for 1950 Season
The Browns feature quarterback Otto Graham fullback Marion Motley and star backs Rex Baumgardner and Dub Jones with end combos Mac Speedie Dante Lavelli and tackle Lou Groza The unit includes Bill Willis praised as the world’s best lineman The Browns aim to beat the College All Stars at Soldiers Field August 17 as defending NFL champions.
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Browns
Otto Graham
Marion Motley
Rex Baumgardner
Dub _ Jones
Mac Speedie
Dante Lavelli
Lou
Chicago
N.F.L
Brown
Fords Lead in City Softball With 7-3 Win
Ford Motors extended its lead to two games in City Class A Softball League after a 7-3 victory over rival Maloney Motors at Kurtz Memorial Field. The win created a second-place deadlock with Stark Ceramics, who beat Local 1200 3-0 as Ferrara's Bakery moved into fourth with Stahlheber Sports. Duane Douglas limited Local 1200 to two hits as Ceramics benefited from timely singles after walks across three innings. The games were makeup contests from June 29, with rematches scheduled for Wednesday night.
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Ford Motors
Kurtz Memorial Field
Maloney Motors
Maloneys
Stark Ceramics
Ferrara
Stahlheber Sports
Fords
Duane Douglas
Fight results by United Press headline style
Boston bout saw Trish Bob Murphy of San Diego KO Joe Rindone in five, while Wallace Smith of Cincinnati drew with Orlando Zulueta of Havana in Newark. In Stamford, Chico Vejar of Stamford stopped Irish Billy Wyatt, with BM: J. C7) noted.
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United Press
Boston
Trish Bob Murphy
San Diego
Joe Rindone
Newark
N. J
Stamford
Conn
Chico Vejar
Billy Wyatt
Trenton
Fading White Sox Shake-Up Aims At Comeback Series
In Boston the White Sox overhaul their lineup before facing the Red Sox at Fenway Park. Bert Haas starts at first base, Eddie Robinson sits, Orestes Minoso moves to third, Don Lenhardt to left, and Al Zarilla to right as Chicago seeks a rally after slipping to fourth, 2.5 games out.
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Steve O'Neill
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Fenway
Boston
White Sox
Sox
Yankees
Paul Richards
Bert Haas
Pacific Coast League
Eddie Robinson
U S Davis Cup lineup shifted for next round
Beverly Hills star Herbie Flam remains in the U S team to face Mexico in the second round of American zone play at River, N Y, Aug 3 5. Art Larsen and Vic Seixas join him while Dick Savitt Tony Trabert and Billy Talbert are dropped as officials seek to give other players a chance.
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Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
United States
Mexico
Flam
Rve
N. Y
U. S
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Dick Savitt
Orange
N. J
Japan
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Billy Talbert
Trabert
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