Browns Release Hecker and Others as All-Star Game Nears
Browns release four players including end Jack Hecker from Bowling Green and others after a long drill at Lorain. Coach Paul Brown prepares defense drills before the Cal 21 All-Star Game in Chicago. Joe Cirigliano wins in Friday's match while Browns wait for four more veterans to rejoin post All-Star event.
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Oak
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Paul Brown
Hills
Lorain
Joe Cirigliano
Cal
Chicago
Frank
Gary
J. N.brown
Thompson
Ray Sofranko
Lefga
Jack Hecker
Bowling Green
Dan Simmerman
Chuck Griffith
Sherman Plunkett
Browns
Jim Ray Smith
Baylor University
Smith
Southwest
Hambletonian May Not Move
New York tracks form a rescue group to keep the Hambletonian at Goshen. Harness commissioner George P. Monaghan says seven tracks will relieve William H. Cane of organizing the 1957 race and will sponsor the event at Goshen through 1961.
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New York
State All Star Grid Drills Start in Canton
In Canton today open sessions featured players and coaches for the 11th Ohio high school All Star North South game. The annual classic is set for Friday night at Faweett stadium on June 17.
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Browns Favor Browns Over All Stars Untitled Preview
The Cleveland Browns hold 11 point favorites status over the College All-Stars for Friday night. Coach Paul Brown hails Howard Hopalong Assady as a potential game changer at defensive end amid strong all star camp reports. All-Stars recover from bruises after their first full scrimmage and resume one a day drills ahead of the Soldier Field game.
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Cleveland Browns
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Howard
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All-Stars
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Soldier Field
Baseball Standings and Results From a Turbulent Schedule
NATIONAL LEAGUE standings show Milwaukee 40 3B 12 and Cincinnati 49 78-3 with Pittsburgh and Chicago near .500. Sundays saw Brooklyn, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York, and Chicago win or split. rain and postponed games affected several lineups. Probable pitchers include Haddix, Gomez, Antonelli, Crone, and Kuptstein as teams navigate two leagues midseason.
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Mathews and Aaron Power Braves Past Pirates in Twin Bill
Aaron and Mathews each drove in runs as Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 5-1 in the opener and 9-0 in the nightcap. Mathews homered in both games and Aaron added a three run shot, a triple and a single in the nightcap. Lew Burdette pitched his 13th win while Gene Conley notched his sixth. Aaron extended his hitting streak to 22 games and leads the league with four hits in the twin bill. The Braves stretched their win streak to three and moved 107 games ahead of the Pirates in the standings.
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Stan Musial
Calhoun Bids For 23 In Row
Calhoun aims for a streak as June 16 at Comiskey Park features Dodgers Cubs and Giants rallying in doubleheader wins. Duke Snider homers three times lifting his season totals while Sal Maglie and Ed Roebuck win in the opener and nightcap. The Dodgers push toward a stretch while AL action sees Tigers beat Yankees aided by Kaline and Mantle’s homers. Wings of the Senators and Orioles also claim wins amid a busy day of baseball notes.
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Bob Hale
Dodgers
George Zaverink
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Louis Cardinals
Sal Maglie
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Francona
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Walt Alston
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Cleveland Indians
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al Kaline
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Mickey Mantle
Bil Lowron
Yogi Berra
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Babe Ruth
Jim Bunning
Tom Sturdivant
Three Double Victors Highlight Northern Ohio stock car program
Scranton of North Royalton rallied from near last to win the 25 lap feature at Lorain County Speedway, edging leader Bill Kett in a dramatic finish. The night also saw Scranton seal wins in the Australian Pursuit and a semi feature, with DeNillo and Yost posting multiple victories across heats and prelims.
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North Royalton
Lorain County Speedway
Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association
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Bill Kett
Rett
Kett
Guy DeNillo
Ollie Shinsky
Shinsky
Ett
Chuck Yost
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Jerry" Currier
Bob Zvosco
Dick Mayer
Ollie Ghinsky
Bob White
Ralph Meilander
Don Duebert
Ed Weisman
Red Sinclair
Mickey Shaw
Norm. Wulff
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Norm Wulff
Guy DeNilo
Ralph Mellander
Gary Sehade
Don Souebert
Hob Zvosec
Isi Bill Valerius
Chuck Haske
Ture
Jack Scrantan
Irt Smith
Joe Loeser
Sam
John Lawrence
Deutis 'Schmidien
Grandview Race Night Selections and Entries Snapshot
A racing card overview listing selections and entrants for nine races at Grandview. It notes horses like Pale Moon Glendale Dearie Congress Mal Direct Mischief Angelq and Miss Ingomar among many entries, with classifications including Pace and Trot in DD CC and C classes and purses from 500 to 8600. The text presents post positions and eligible entries, reflecting a dense, era-style odds board.
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Glendale Dearie
Guy Kuno
Dr. Bollinger
Saxon Silk
Flying Low
John McEntire
Roy Lincoln
Rampton
Pace
Miss Ingomar
Goose Girl
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Encore Banaver
Flint
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Vita Arnerton
Dean
Dick Hoffman
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Elyria Elks Cinch Tie For NC Elks Title
Elyria Elks tied for the North Central Elks Old-Timers League championship after a 1 run victory over Norwalk in a rain shortened game at Elyria Recreation Diamond No. 2. The win gives Elyria six straight, with one rematch against Bellevue on Aug. 16. Milan Bendik drew a walk and scored on Zahn DeMarin and Bill Armitage hits. Gordie Bell earned the win. Jim Meisler led Norwalk with two hits.
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North Centrallonio Elks
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Gordie Bell
Jim Meisler
Norwalk
Hart Is Warned to Report by Lions in UPI Dispatch
YPSILANTI Michigan Detroit Lions warn veteran Leon Hart that failure to report for practice Tuesday will be treated as his decision to retire or end his stint with the team. The notice signals possible roster moves if Hart does not report as required.
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Detroit Lions
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Baseball Results Highlights from National League and Others
Baseball results across leagues show the National League second game summaries with multiple player notes, home runs, and run counts. Various teams including New York, Minneapolis, and St Paul are referenced with scores and key plays noted, reflecting a busy slate across American and International leagues.
Woody Wright Dominates Ash-Fair Speedway Heats
Elyria’s Woody Wright won the Pursuit and the first heat at Ash-Fair Speedway on Saturday night. Kim Prosser of Mansfield won the feature, with Francis Sheppard of Elyria finishing second and Zoltan Zollar of Elyria placing fourth. Harald of Wellington took second in the third heat, while Sheppard was third in the first car.
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Indians at Detroit on WEOL WEre at 9 15
Baseball schedule lists Indians at Detroit on WEOL and WERE at 9 15. Boxing features Rory Calhoun vs King Colton on WEWS at 10. Harness racing Fron Bowling Match on WEWS at 11 05. Early tomorrow Baseball Indians at Detroit on WEGL and WERE at 3.
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Cotton Faces Calhoun In Roundup At St Nick's
The bout features Cotton with 22 victories by Kayees and two upset wins over Joey Giardello this year at St Nick's. Calhoun, 21, held at 3-1 odds, trails as a feared aggressive presser known for heavy slugging in his 22 straight wins.
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Owens' Mark Takes Beating at Berlin Olympics
Jesse Owens’ 10.2 second 100 meter record stood 20 years until three men matched or surpassed it in three days at Berlin. Pvt Willie Williams of Gary Indiana tied the time on Sunday in Olympic Stadium, equalling it from Friday. Pvt Bram Morrison matched the mark on Saturday.
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Willie Williams
U. S
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