Little League Tourney Nears Final Day Action
Euclid minor leaguers clinched a spot in the Fourth District final with a 6-0 win over Sherwood Four-Square as rain shortened the schedule. Elyria and Ashtabula waited to play for the right to challenge Euclid at 6 p.m. in the title game. Warren James pitched Euclid past Four-Square, with solid support from Thomas, Tarantino and Montgomery. Len Frank doubled for Four-Square.
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UCLID
General Motors
Elyria
Ashtabula
Euclid
Four-Square
Sherwood
Farmer
Ney
Mark Center
Jerry Simpson
Four- Square
Paul Solonic
Tony Tarantino
Simpson
Solonic
Thomas
Montgomery
Mike Walsh
Bob Mckowski
John Thomas
Tarantino
Walsh
Leon Montgomery
Mekowski
Warren James
Len Frank
James
Charles Onstott
Rf. Kramer
Onstott
Frank
Taranting
Onstote
Io Fonte
Witte
Sea Biscuit Wins Races After Name Change
In Dunedin Florida John Christie and Bob Slappey owned a boat once named Tagalong. After repainting they renamed it Sea Biscuit and the vessel finished first in two official races by a wide margin.
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Dunedin
Fla
John Christie
Bob Slappey
Angler Without Pants Finds Life Exciting
WEATHERSFIELD BOW Vermont man from Claremont New Hampshire went fishing on a quiet Sunday. He sunburned then cooled himself in the Connecticut River causing onlookers to fear a drowning victim. Strangers searched for a body while the nude angler fled into nearby woods. He was later found by a posse and explained his predicament with blushes.
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Weathersfield Bow
al 'Claremont
N. H
Connecticut
Meone
Pants
Minor League Reserve Clause Boosts Baseball Survival
Washington U B Minor League President George Trautman told Congress that minors must keep baseball’s reserve clause and territorial limits to survive. He cited a 1950 survey showing 65 percent of 134 clubs lost money despite territorial protections. Chairman Emanuel Celler pressed for Pacific Coast representation and Westward expansion of big league teams if anti trust exemptions occur.
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Washington
George Trautman
Congress
Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
House
Wants Coast
Emanuel Celler
N.Y
Pacific Coast
Cime Pride
Celler
Mississippi
Cellier
Ford Frick
West
Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
National and American league results summarize last night games with Cleveland beating Washington and Philadelphia over Chicago, plus ties in several matchups. Standings show Detroit and New York atop American League, while Brooklyn and New York lead the National League. schedule notes for today and tomorrow include two games in several series and cross league pairings. Brockton-based cards and minor leagues are also listed with records and yesterday’s results.
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Cub
G. W. L. Pet
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Erireso
Tyetroi
Washington
Philadelphia
St Louia
Jeer
Chicago
St. Louwix
Kaienight—Lemon
Wynn
V. Moreno
Starr
Detroit
Cairn
Stuart
Va. Reynolds
Morgan
Lous
McDonald
PrGmleego
Aladel
Pierce
Martin
Louis
W. L
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincernnati Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Corn
Kelly
Ve. Dickson
Meyer Va. Ratfensberger
Spah
Poholsky
Boyer
Booklyn
American Association
W. L. Petsane Bel Milwkee
Minn‘city
St. Paul
Louisville
Kan City
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minnespalta
Janapol
Neapa
Buffalo
Ottawa
Rochester
Baltimore
Springfield
Syracuse
Montreal
Toronto
Greyhound racing era expands across USA sports scene
Oscar Fraley reports rapid growth of greyhound racing from four states to 25 tracks in seven states, with millions of fans and hundreds of dogs. He notes the sport’s legitimacy, the formation of the National Coursing Association, a bureau resembling an FBI with a Bertillon system, and landmark dogs Mick The Miller and Flashy Sir shaping American dog racing history.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York
Paul Cleland
North Carolina
Cavalier Kennel Club
Moyock
Carolina Racing Association
Morehead City
Cleland
Florida
Arizona
Oregon
South Dakota
Colorado
Massachusetts
United States
England
Ireland
South Africa
New Zealand
Australia
Italy
South America
China
France
Mexico
Rover
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Jockey Club
Abilene
Kans
F.B.I
Mick
America
Smatcher
Lesser Lights In Pro Ranks Tee Off In Tourney Today
In Chicago the All American Open begins with 155 pros in 18 hole qualifying. Only 24 low scorers and ties advance to the money rounds, then 87 exempt players join. First prize is 2,250 of a 15,000 total purse as top names like Sam Snead and Bobby Locke loom.
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Chicago
U.P
Tom O'Shanter
Sam Snead
Bobby Locke
Lloyd Mangrum
Jim Werrier
Babe Didrickson Zarharras
Helen Dettweiler
India
Calif
Patty Berg
Savitt Set To Meet Don Candy In Open Round
Top seed Dick Savitt faces Australian Don Candy in South Orange amid early round play. In nearby NJ action, Sid Schwartz upset Earl Cochell while Savitt defeated Bill Tully 6-2 6-0 in Eastern Grass Courts. Tony Trabert, second seed, defeated Bill Lurie as Remy of France looms.
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Sid Schwartz
Brooklyn
Frank Sedgman
Saviett
Bill Tully
New Rochelle
N. C
Schwartz
Earl Cochell
San Francisco
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Paul Remy
France
Bill Lurie
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Lael
Rome
Nous Club
Montrose
Randall Park
Jockey Clus Inc
Sub-Zero
Aoeans
George Hermann, Inc
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Fort Hamilton
Vince Cardel
Hartford
Joey Carbido
Youngstown
del Miller
Betsy Volo
Volstadt
Good Time Park
Goshen
N. Y
Miller
Abou Hei
English
English Channel
Harold R. Rorick
Nd St
Hudson
Oberlin Road
Minneapolis
Wiicin
Pobet Sethures Coun
Broad ST
Stan
John
Toggery
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