Indians Rally For 3-2 Win Over A's In Eighth
Cleveland tops Philadelphia 3-2 as Wynn Garcia and Early Wynn combine to limit the A's. Bob Avila walks, Larry Doby and Rosen single, then Kennedy doubles for the decisive two runs in the eighth. Zoldak takes loss. Mitchell, Hitchcock, Tipton drive Phils.
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Coyer Plans 1951 Ilyria High Football Season
Preparations for Ilyria High School football begin as head coach Bill Coyer outlines plans for the 1951 season. About 130 boys receive letters for August 20 practice with a kickoff meeting August 15 including physicals at 6 pm and a get acquainted session at 8:30 pm with booster club support and mandatory parent signatures on participation cards.
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Lindsay Downey Play For Title In Western Amateur
In Detroit today the fourth 38-hole final of the Women's Western Amateur sees Miss Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur and Miss Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore clash for the title after both posted 16th hole victories yesterday. Lindsay defeated Bonnie Randolph of Columbus 0 3 2 and Downey beat Grace Lencezyk of Newington 4 and 2.
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West Point Athletics and Cheating Crisis Darken Cadet Pride
West Point cadets faced expulsion as 90 students were implicated in cheating on exams. The scandal follows a grim year in sports with college basketball players from six schools tied to gamblers aiming to fix outcomes. The episode wounds the corps creed of Duty Honor Country and taints a long tradition of athletic ideals.
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Club To Liberate 90 Pheasants In First Release
Beaver Creek Sportsmen's Club plans a Sunday liberation at 1 pm starting from Herb Schneider's Quarry Road home releasing about 90 pheasants 50 young birds and 40 older birds. Two more releases are scheduled this summer totaling 250 birds on 2,500 leased acres. A public picnic at Hechstein's Grove is planned for Sunday with games and contests for all ages. The next meeting is Tuesday August 21 at Swiss Hall.
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Tennis Ladder Results and Upcoming Meet at Akron
A list of ladder participants from steps 3 to 7 across men and women with multiple names and codes follows. Akron-based independent traveling team Crumroy's will face Erhart Kramers in a Class A game Sunday at 2 o'clock.
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UPC Cups Second Tournament Tilt Leads UPC to Second Win
United Wousn Club of the City Sofvall League captured its second victory in the Fifth District Championship tilt at Willard Friday night. Paul Fritz hurled a three hitter, with Elyria scoring on a seventh inning rally as Joe Watson reached on a walk and later scored on Steve Kaminski’s sacrifice fly. Willard Ellis and teammates managed late offense but fell short 2 1.
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Line Scores Of Major Loop Games
The American League and National League results show New York and St Louis with varied scoring across multiple line scores. Key pitchers include Berra McDonald Wiesler and Garcia with notable wins and losses among Batters and Dodgers.
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Women to Convene Next Monday for Bowling League Start
The Olympic Recreation Women's Bowling League will hold its first meeting for the 1951-52 season on Monday at 7 30 PM. All members and prospective players are asked to attend at Olympic Recreation.
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Army Grid Regime Appears At End As Scandal Hits Point
Army faces a near total wipeout of its 1951 football squad as 90 cadets face dismissal for scholastic honor code violations. General J Lawton Collins confirmed the regime’s end amid long dominated eras under coach Earl Blaik.
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Record Field Of Cars Expected For Sunday Card
The Lorain County Speedway on Route 113 plans a Sunday program with over 60 cars expected. A mystery car from Washington may join the field as time trials begin at 2 and racing at 3, with an extra exit to ease postrace traffic and lights being installed for future Wednesday nights.
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McDermott Tops Tigers as Red Sox Win 5 to 2
Clyde Vollmer cools while Jean McDermott stars for Boston with a seven hitter, a three run homer, and four RBIs in a 5 2 victory over Detroit. The win tightens the AL race with the Yankees Indians and White Sox all in contention as Raschi notches his 16th.
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MLB Roundup: McDermott homer powers Red Sox past Tigers
Mickey McDermott pitched seven solid innings and drove in four with a homer and a single as Boston defeated Detroit 5 to 2. Rookie Jim McDonald earned his first win of the season, matching Hal White’s earlier feat for Detroit.
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Stengel Says No Protest on Paige Hesitation Pitch
Casey Stengel of the Yankees announced no protest against Satchel Paige's Hesitation Pitch. He encouraged Bill Veeck of the Browns to use Paige Sunday to draw a full house, noting umpires have deemed the delivery legal and that hitters faced a tough, hiccuping motion in St Louis.
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Oil City Quits Loop in Middle Atlantic League
Oil City, Pa. dropped out of the six club Middle Atlantic League last night due to continued losses and poor fan support. It was the second Oil City entry to quit in two years after a prior team from Youngstown replaced by Oil City owners who moved the franchise.
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Cardinals win as Schoendienst and Musial pace attack
Red Schoendienst collected a double a walk and two singles while Stan Musial hit a triple to power the Cardinals. Hank Edwards scored the decisive run for Cincinnati after Roy Campanella mishandled a squeeze bunt. Willie Ramsdell hurled 14 innings for the Reds earning his ninth win. The Cubs beat the Braves 1 to 1 and the Phillies edged the Pirates 5 to 4 as Robin Roberts earned his fifth straight win over Pittsburgh and 14th on the season.
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