Indians 4H 6 A Senators AHOA Mitchell, If 5 13 O Coan
Baseball card style box score notes include player abbreviations and line scores for a game between Indians and Senators with multiple pitchers, runs by inning, and fielding details. Several players such as Kennedy, Dente, Hegan, Keltner and Coan are listed with at bats and RBI tallies, plus pitching lines for Feller and Welteroth.
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Ahoa Mitchell
Coan
Boone
Lewis
Vernon
Robertson
Deby
Saks Art
Gordon
Robinson
Berardino
Heéegan
Oja-Vollmer
Fdler
Weigle
Haynes
Welteroth
Evans
Cleveland
Doby
Keltner
Kennedy
Stewart
Dente
RBI
Hegan
Gorener
Feller
R—Kennedy
S—Keltner
Dpepee
Berardine
Washington
Bb—P Feller
Hittle
Ho—Haynes
fFeller
A—Summers
Stevens
Grieves
Honochek
Tigers
Yankees
Lake
Coleman
Wakefield
Elmmmete
Ermire
O Keller
Houttman
Henrich
Riebe
Berra
Campbell
Johnson
Hitch’son
Feller Leads Indians Past Washington in 8-2 Win
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller limited the Senators to seven hits as the Indians pulled within a game of second place and a half game of third. Kennedy contributed two hits and an inside the park homer as Larry Doby Jimmied early scoring and Cleveland built a solid lead through the middle frames. The Tribe aimed for a four-game sweep with Frank Papish slated to start next in Griffith Stadium while Mickey Harris likely opposed.
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Feller
Cleveland
Mickey Vernon
Bob Kennedy
Washington
Joe Haynes
Larry Doby
Joe Gordon
Doby
Haynes
Ken Keltner
Kennedy
Gordon
Jim Hegan
Keltner
Loser Haynes
Frank Papish
Griffith Stadium
Mickey Harris
Bob Lemon
Tribe
Yale Crew Upsets Harvard In Four Mile Thames Race
New London Conn. Yale defeated Harvard in a historic upset on the Thames River. The Blue, led by coach Allen Walz, rowed a light yet synchronized Four with Yale finishing about one third of a length ahead in a record time of 19 minutes 52.8 seconds.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Thames River
Allen Walz
Blue
Alliance Golfer To Lead Ohio Junior CC Tourney Team
Hugh Quinn 18 of Hamilton won a nine hole playoff with Don Albert of Alliance and Tom Matey of Warren to capture the Ohio C organization meet. Quinn and Pollock will represent Ohio in the national Junior Chamber of Commerce event in Houston on August 27. Dan Walters and William Connor are alternates.
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AKRON
Hugh Quinn
Hamilton
Ohio
Columbus
Houston
Tex
Dan Walters
Dayton
William Connor
Findlay
International League Scores Report
Toronto defeated Syracuse 6 to 3 while Rochester beat Jersey City 6 to 2 and Buffalo won 8 to 2 over Newark. Baltimore Montreal game was rained out or postponed.
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Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
Dependable Wants Ads Sell Household Items Fast
It promotes Repository Want Ads as a dependable way to reach buyers for rabbits watches stoves tropical fish pool table and other items of value. It emphasizes quick and inexpensive results for finding prospects and buyers.
Want Ad Information in The Repository
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League Standings and Friday Results
The American League table shows New York 63 35 28 556 with Detroit 62 34 28 548 and Cleveland 59 32 27 542. Games behind leader, Friday night results list Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at New York among others.
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G.B
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Baseball Standings and Evening Schedule with Results
Club G W LI Pet. G.B. St. Louis 37 24 607 Brooklyn 37 26 597 Philadelphia 36 28 563 Boston 35 29 547 New York 30 31 492 Cincinnati 25 25 417 Pittsburgh 25 37 408 Chicago 23 471 Games Friday Stas at Cincinnati rai Pitean 6 New York 2 Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 2 St. Louis 8 Boston 4 Philadelphia at Cincinnati two tomorrow Boston at St. Louis night tonight New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburgh two morrow
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G.B. St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Frida
Stas
St. Louis
Baseball Standings and Friday Games Recap
American Association standings show St. Paul 41 26 612 and Indianapolis 41 26 612, Milwaukee 36 28 563, Minneapolis 33 32, Columbus 36 455, Louisville 29 37 439, Kansas City 28 39 418. Friday’s games: Toledo 5 St. Paul 6 in 11 innings. Milwaukee 3 Columbus 0. Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis 4. Rain affected Kansas City at Samville, with Milwaukee at Columbus and Kansas City at Louisville postponed.
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Pet
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianpaols
Samyille
Legion Baseball Draws Field of 16 000 Clubs
The American Legion national headquarters announced the regional and sectional setup for its junior baseball world series at Omaha from August 31 to September 4. A starting field of more than 16 000 teams from 47 states plus the District of Columbia and Hawaii competes, with Pennsylvania still missing. Finalists will be decided through sectional play in Trenton New Jersey Sumter South Carolina Rochester Minnesota and Yakima Washington.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Omaha
the Legion
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Pennsylvania
Trenton
N. J
Sumter
3. C. Rochester
Minn
Yakima
Wash
Home Run in Ninth Gives Indianapolis Tie for Top Berth
The Indianapolis Indians beat the Minneapolis Millers 5-4 in a ninth inning rally as Frank Kalin hit a two run homer. St Paul split a doubleheader with Toledo, winning 7-6 in 11 innings after dropping the opener 5-3, tying the leaders at the top of the American Association with Indianapolis. Milwaukee defeated Columbus 3-0 in five innings as rain ended play. Kansas City at Louisville was rained out.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St Paul
Toledo Mudcens
Frank Kalin
Indians
Millers
Toledo
Mudcens
Hank Schenz
Saints
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Kell Able To Rejoin Detroit Next Week
Detroit’s star third baseman George Kell, sidelined by a broken toe last Tuesday, is set to return to the Tigers next week. Doctors report Kell should be ready in time for the upcoming games and he remains the leading vote getter at third base for the All-Star Game on July 12.
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Detroit
INS
George Kelly
Detroit Tigers
Kell
Pro Tennis Stars Clash in Semi finals at Forest Hills
In what could be the tournament’s best match Don Budge of California and Frank Kovacs meet in the semifinals at Forest Hills New York. Also scheduled is the Riggs Van Horn semi final with Riggs top seeded from Altadena California and Van Horn from Philadelphia the 1945 champion.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Don Budge
Frank Kovacs
Bobby Riggs
Altadena
Calif
Philadelphia
Welby van Horn
New 16 Alley Linden Bowling Palace Opens
A 16 alley bowling palace will open in Linden, a Columbus suburb, owned by the Linden Bowling and Recreation Assn Inc. The lanes will be dedicated by American Bowling Congress committeeman Dr Joel G Bernhard.
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Columbus
INS
Linden
The
Linden Bowling and Recreation Assn., Inc
American Bowling Congress
Joel G. Bernhard
Moushey Notches 4th Win as Boosters Lead Spurs City A
West Tuscarawas Boosters stretched their first place margin in the City Class A League to a game and a half after an 8-5 win over Timken at Timken Field. George Moushey earned his fourth win, as the Boosters overturned a 3-0 Timken lead with homers by Cugini and a solid late rally. Timken tied the game in the fourth and led 5-4 in the sixth before the Boosters pulled away. Southpaw Stan Kinkaid started strong for the Merchants, who took third place by seven points over B. & B. after a 7-4 victory. Eight hits apiece for both sides.
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Greendaines Boosters
North Canton Hoover
Timken
Timken Field
West Tuscarawas Merchants
George Moushey
Boosters
Roosters Triumph as Schario Blanks Nine Hits Game
The Roosters collected nine hits led by Jim Bryan and Harry Van with two apiece while Dick Schario homered and singled in a vain effort. Ed Baldwin, Timken rookie right fielder, had a perfect night with a homer and two singles in three trips as West Tuscarawas prevailed. Paul
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Dick Schario
Roosters
Jim Bryan
Harry van
Harry Sechler
Schario
Ed Baldwin
West Tuscarawas
Paul
Local leagues report varied results in Friday softball action
In Class A Softball Triangle Sports defeated City Merchants 6 to 1. Zion Lutheran won its ninth straight in Church Softball No 3 by topping Lowell Reformed 16 to 2. Industrial B action saw Sterling Bakery edge Wilson Rubber 5 to 4 and Local No 1200 beat Babcock 10 to 5. Local No 94 and East Ohio Gas split a doubleheader in Industrial No 1 Fumble, Locals 8 to 2 first game, East Ohio 16 to 7 second. St Joseph improved to 3–0 in National Junior Baseball No 2 with Vicary 12–5. Timken Little League saw Gambrinus Steel and Canton Bearing tie 3–3 in nine.
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Lowell Reformed
Wilson Rubber
Babcock Printing
Sterling Bakery
Babcock
Wilson
East Ohio Gas
Babcoc
Ohio Power
Thurin
Golden Lodge
Bricklayers
Sterlin Bakery
Tnion
Malleabie
Abcock
Ohio Gas
Diebold
Monarch Rubber
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Diebel
Il Church
Dueber Methodist
First Presbyterian
Sanitary Milk
St Haralampos
First Evangelical
St Paul T
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Calvary E.U.B
Canton Steel
Gambrinus Bearing
Bethany Evangelical
Gambrinus Steel
First Baptist
Canton
Gamb Steel
Calvary B.U.B
Bethany
Lowell
Arcadia
Ray's Grill
Phalanx
Jr. O.u.am
Motor Fuel
Jr. O.U.A.M
Yohe Howe
National JR
Joseph
Canton Bottling
Canton Merchants
Vicary
Merchants
12Th St
the Palms
Home Run King of 50 Years Back Dies at 77
Wilkes Barre Pa AP John Bucky Freeman 77 former major league home run king died today at Mercy Hospital Freeman set the NL record in 1899 for the Washington team before Babe Ruth’s 1919 mark The late slugger helped establish early baseball power and is remembered for his 25 homers before Ruth surpassed him
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Wilkes-Barre
John
Bucky) Freeman
Babe Ruth
Mercy Hospital
Freeman
Washington
Termites rout Legion 9 to 0 at City Field
The Termites beat the Louisville Legion 9 to 0 in City Field behind Glenn Shoop who allowed just three Legion hits. Shoop led the 11 hit Termites offense with two singles while Beron and Gulling also contributed in the win.
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Termites
Louisville Legion
City Field
Legions
Glenn Shoop
Shoop
Legion
Beron & Gulling
DeVore
Bears Favored Crew Today in Rowing Classic
Poughkeepsie regatta features Olympic champions California Bears as heavy favorites to win. Washington and Princeton join as challengers, with Stanford Penn State Navy Cornell Columbia Rutgers Syracuse and Massachusetts Tech also listed. Varsity race set for 4 30 p m EST.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ebright
California Bears
Washington
California
Princeton
Stanford Shell
Pennsylvania
Navy
Cornell
Columbia
Rutgers
Syracuse
Massachussetts Tech
Owen and Martin Jumpers With Old Big League Outfits
Two suspended major leaguers have had their five year bans lifted and returned to their clubs. Mickey Owen rejoined the Pittsburgh Pirates and wore a uniform while umpiring and warming up in the bullpen. Fred Martin signed with the St. Louis Cardinals for seven thousand five hundred dollars, the amount he earned prior to leaving for the Mexican League in 1946.
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NEW York
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Fred Martin
Cardinals
Local Cantons to Meet Chicago Center Club in National Horseshoe clash
Selways of Canton travel to Chicago for a 2 p.m. battle at Wells Park against the Chicago Center Club as Canton eyes first season win after a 2810 2802 loss to Indianapolis City Ice Cream Co. last Sunday. Notables include Hubert Burt Ellis Hanna Elmer Stuckey John Sebek Russell Yaus and Johnny Lindmeir leading Chicago foes. Canton Horseshoe Club All Stars also play Barberton at Ring er Land courts at 1 p.m. with both teams 1-1.
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Selway Carpet Cleaners
Canton
Chicago
Cantonians
Indianapolis City Ice Cream Co
Chicago Center Club
Wells Park
Indianapolis
Selways
Hubert Burt
Ellis Hanna
Elmer Stuckey
John Sebek
Russell Yaus
Johnny Lindmeir
A. A.U
Windy City
Billy Danheuer
Aden Swinehamer
Sebek
Yaus
Hanna
Canton Horseshoe Club All- Stars
Barberton
Caspio Earns Publinx Match Play Berth in Ohio Opener
Canton Tam O'Shanter golfer Jim Caspio led six district contenders to one of 15 match-play berths in Breathnach Country Club's Ohio Publinx qualifier. Chiaverini tied medalist honors with 143, while 13 others posted 144 to 150. The field set first round pairings, with play continuing today and the final 18 holes Sunday.
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Cures Falls
Jim Caspio
Canton
Breathnach Country Club
Rne
Vartenaer
Toledo
Val Chiaverini
Chiaverini
Liverpool
Tom Cloran
Caspio
Lazor
San Filippo
Kostyshak
A. Santor
Lasykosky
Schneider
Cloran
Barko
Kungle
Zimmerman
Pietrzak
B. Santor
Koski
Tulga
Canton Highland
Evan Brown
Clarence Miller
Tom
Elmer Mastérana
Dom Vitangeli
Marco Meola
Elms
Cy Walters
Harrison Still Holds Lead in Canadian Open
E. J. Dutch Harrison leads the final round of the Canadian Open after three straight sub par rounds. He holds a three stroke edge over Dick Metz, Jerry Barber, and Fred Hawkins as 66 players started and 66 advanced after 54 holes in Toronto.
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Toronto
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Dick Metz
Virginia Beach
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Fred Hawkins
Antioch, Ill
Jim Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
Middle Atlantic League Scores Highlight Regional Matches
Butlers Oil City 4 and Newcastle 6 lead a slate of results as Vandergrift 5, Johnstown 13, Uniontown 4, Youngstown 14, and Erie 4 round out the league standings in a tense set of early season showdowns.
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Butlers Oil City
Newcastle
Vandergrift
Johnstown
Uniontown
Youngstown
Erie
Texas League scores on a busy day across the circuit
Tulsa routed Shreveport 8 to 3 while Oklahoma City beat Beaumont 4 to 2. Dallas won 6 to 1 over San Antonio, Houston rolled past Fort Worth 16 to 6, completing a day of varied results in the Texas League.
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Tulsa
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
Fort Worth
Jameson and Suggs Meet in Western Open Finalists
Oklahoma City AP reports Betty Jameson of San Antonio and Louise Suggs of Carrollton, two former champions, faced off in the 36-hole championship of the women's Western Open after tough semifinal victories. Suggs defeated Patty Berg 1 up, while Jameson beat Polly Riley 2-1, building an early three-hole advantage.
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Oklahoma City
Betty Jameson
Louise Suggs
Miss Jameson
San Antonio
Miss Suggs
Carrollton
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
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Sportsman’s Headquarters
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