Browns acquire Parilli in six player deal with Packers
The Cleveland Browns trade Bob Garrett John Bauer Ed Gierul Don Miller and Bobby Fleck for Packers quarterback Babe Parilli and tackle Bob Fleck. Coach Paul Brown says the move shores up quarterback depth as Graham Ratterman near retirement and Parilli is in service now.
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Hiram
INS
Otto Graham
George Ratterman
Vito
Babe
Parilli
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Bob Garrett
Stanford
John Bauer
Ilinois
Ed Gierul
Maryland
Don Miller
Southern Methodist
Green Bay Packers
Bob Fleck
Syracuse
Fleck
Paul Brown
Hiram College
Graham
Ratterman
Garrett
Parisi
Brown
Bauer
Finois
Green Bay
Alliance Dukes Defeat Yates Construction In Hot Stove Tourney
Alliance Dukes score nine runs on eleven hits to topple Elyria Yates Construction 9-2 in a Class D Hot Stove League state tournament game at Alliance Armory Field. Key first and sixth innings featured bunts and big hits including Hawkins with a double and homer, while Read led Elyria with two of four hits.
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Alliance Dukes
Hot Stove
Elyria Yates
Alliance
Castle Wallpaper
Elyria Hot Stove
Akron Mercury
Armory Field
Yates
Carroll Read
Elyria
Chuck Vollmer
Bill Bruce
Hawkins
Dave Abbey
Ken Keskinen
Fair or foul fair or foul of XI
Scrambled box score from New York shows Yates Construction with a 9 2 record this season 6 1 in second half league play. Players listed include Harrington Byrant Howard Gright Muntz Read Thatcher Hoadley Stanley VanOver and others with Abbey Keskin en and Muntz dominating pitching and Hawking Vollmer hitting three base hits Wright noted as three base. Final line shows 4 9 21 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.
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I'S
Yates Construction
Branklin Onitcher
Clem Tae
Alliance Dukes
H Kirksey
Harrington
Oqagd
Byrant
Howard
Hawking
Common
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Gright
Muntz
OH Kennedy
Roentk
Ross
Vollmer
Abbey
Keskinen
K. Read
Bruce
Thatcher
Hoadley
Derick
Stanley
VanOver
Ates
Mance
Wright
Alliance
Tates
Eskinen
Kesinen
LaGrange Lions Rout Rittman In HSL Tourney Opener
The LaGrange Lions defeated the Rittman Cardinals 17 to 5 in the Ohio State Hot Stove League tournament opener at Alliance. A six run sixth inning sealed the rout as the game ended early with LaGrange leading by more than 10. Chuck Johnson Tom Botamor Marty Pasadyne and Gary Beal each had three singles and Pasadyne added a homer. The Lions next faced Exchange Club of Lorain at 12 20 today.
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LaGrange Lions
Rittman Cardinals
Alliance
Lions
Chuck Johnson
Tom Botamor
Marty Pasadyne
Gary Beal
Pasadyne
Exchange Club
Lorain
Syndicate Offers 4.5 Million to Keep Athletics in Philadelphia
A new Philadelphia syndicate of 15 businessmen led by a Sun Ray executive planned to offer the Mack family at least 4.5 million dollars to head off outside bids for the Philadelphia Athletics and keep the American League club in the city. Harry Sylk heads the group.
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Philadelphia Fi
Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Harry Sylk
Sun Ray
Wrestling freddie Blas faces Baron Leone
Sportcast previews WXEL 5 PM event and a British Empire Games dream race segment with Roger Bannister and Jack Landy. Also notes racing from Randall Track, golf from Tom O Shanter Club Chicago, and Sunday baseball broadcasts on WEOL WHK WAEL with times.
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Freddie Blas
Ala
Baron Leone
WXEL
Roger Bannister
Jack Landy
Vancover
B.C
WNBK
Randall Race Track
Wdw
Tom O'Shanter Country Club
Chicago
Indiana
Philadelphia
WEOL
Wael
Drug Co and WPEN VP back surprise franchise bid
A Philadelphia group led by a drug company executive and WPEN vice president says profit motive and civic pride drive a late Friday offer. The coalition, including Albert M. Greenfield, plans talks with Roy and Earle Mack next Tuesday to counter Arnold Johnson’s 4.5 million dollar bid to move the club to Kansas City. The Macks were unavailable for comment. Roy may be traveling to confer with Johnson and possibly Will Harridge.
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Johnson
American League
Will Harridge
Auto Races at Lockbourne Draw 100000 Crowd
A crowd of 100000 is expected at Lockbourne Air Force base near Columbus for national sports car races on Sunday. Screen star Jackie Cooper enters his own car and Gen. Curtis LeMay will attend. About 200 drivers race up to 150 mph on the runway as the Air Force funds base extracurriculars.
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Columbus
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Jackie Cooper
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Three Aussies In Semi Finals At Eastern Tennis Champs
In South Orange New Jersey lone American survivor Art Largen of San Leandro California faces Australian whiz kid Lewis Head in a semi final. In the other semi Ken Rosewall and Rex Hartwig meet at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club.
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South Orange
N. J
Art Largen
San Leandro
Calif
Kid Lewis Head
Ken Rosewall
Rex Aartwig
Baseball and Football Notes From Pro Sports Roundup
A collage of sports blurbs recalls Beaning accusations against Rakennrena bine and notes the Labine Podres Hoak trio at a Brooklyn coffee plant opening. It covers NFL star Les Bingaman’s weight, Arnold Galiffa earning Giants quarterback duties, NCAA sponsorship issues for Game of the Week, NBC CBC cold war of cost saving, Yankees attendance and prospects, Abe Attell on cuts, tribe king tale, umpire assignments, and daily standings across leagues with scheduled games and probable pitchers.
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Rakennrenabine
Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Labine
Johnny Podres
Don Hoak
Broooklyn
Clem
Les Bingaman
Detroit Lions
Arnold
Galiffa
New York Football Giants
Giants
ABC
NBC
Canadian Broadcasting System
CBC
Jim Crowley
Notre Dame Four Hoseman Fame
Yanks
New York Yankees
Detroit
Frank McKinney, Jr
Pittsburgh Pirates
Abe Attell
Baseball News From The Era Of Managers And Giants
The Brooklyn owners seek a strong manager as they eye success in the World Series. Names like Stan Vunhiel and Grae Walter Alston surface for new leadership. The Sporting News notes a need for a manager and a team capable of beating the New York Giants, with standings referencing American Association games and teams such as Minneapolis, Toledo, and Saint Paul as the season unfolds.
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Frank Pritz
Dave Taylor
Lear
Wer Packier
Brooklyn
Stan Vunhiel
Grae Walter Alston
Ustadio
Aroun
Sporting News
Atenst
New York Giants
Iemsad
American Association Indianepoia
Raraeet Ie
Minnea
Fasrax City
Toledo
Veraierda
Cannes
Minneapots
Inéianepots
Chasen
The Chestnut With The Plumed Tail Whirlaway Provides Corum
In a 1941 Calumet Farm scene at Keeneland the veteran sportswriter recalls the Blue Grass Stakes and Our Boots winner as he chronicles the thrill of horse racing. The piece captures blue grass country mood and reflections on horse handling and judgment.
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New York
INS
Calumetly Farm
Keeneland
Boots
Royce Martin
Calumet
Whirlaway memories and stock car night at Lorain Speedway
The piece recalls Whirlaway’s famous Kentucky Derby win and Arcaro’s praise as a horse race memory, then reports Lorain County Speedway resuming action after rain. Tonight features qualifying at 7:30 with nine events including a 94 lap program. Wednesday’s program was rained out and reined off.
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Lorain County Speedway
Paul Gott
Sterling Ray
Nelson Tibbetts
Chuck Bosek
Weekend islands offer best fishing in calm bays
Anglers report Sandusky Bay yields 0.82 fish per hour with yellow perch and white bass. Gull Island and North Bass areas show pickerel and white bass good with 0.68 fish per hour around the islands. Early morning and late evening best. large pickerel seen on Gull Reef. Deer herd in central and eastern Ohio varies with warning of a closed season in 1954 to manage the population. Beaver colonies continue to grow in eastern and northwestern Ohio. A man fined for tossing rocks into a stream. an inn’s litter near White Lake noted.
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Sandusky Bay
Gull Island Shoal
North Bass Island
Gull
North Bass
Marblehead
Catawba Cliffs
Bass Islands
Gull Reef
Ohio
New Jersey
White Lake
Horvath Stroke Up At Halfway Point Canadian Golfer Leads
Canadian golfer Rudy Horvath, with a 36 1/2 point total at midway, led the all-America tournament in Chicago. He posted a 69 in the opening round and carried a 137 total, one stroke ahead of rivals Peter Cooper from Tampa, Peter Thomson of Melbourne, and Jerry Barber of La Canada.
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Robert Glass
Ontario
Chicago
Rudy Horvath
America
Tol Locke
Bobby Locke
Peter Cooper
Tampa
Fla
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
Jerry Barber
la Canada
Calif
Elyria Country Club Hosts All Day Fairways Event
Elyria Country Club hosts an all day golf event featuring the Worthington Ball Trophy for low net on the first 18 of 36 holes. Half handicap available. A mixed four ball foursome is scheduled for the afternoon.
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Elyria
Norrow
Shave Caps Title From Schultz Shave Caps Title From Schultz
Veteran golf observers anticipate a bright future for 18 year old Bob Shave Jr son of a pro at Manakiki as he wins the Cleveland District Golf Association title at Mayfield Heights CC defeating Ed Schultz 4 and 3 in a 18 hole match. Shave becomes the youngest winner in the event’s history while a Wilburgburgh school alumnus.
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Cleveland
LLW Year Ends with Two Key Little League West Games
West Point Service faces league champion Elyria Lions at 6 PM while Elyria Eagles meet VFW at 7 15 PM at Lappin Field in a doubleheader to close the season The Lions are 161 with one loss to West Point The Cadets sit second in the first half with 63 while the Eagles improved to within one game in the second half League President Herman Lap i calls for mothers to attend a meeting after the games to plan the 5th Annual Little League West banquet.
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Little League West
Lappin Field
West Point Service
Elyria Lions
Elyria Eagles
VFW
Lions
West Point Cadets
West Point
Eagle
Herman Lapi
Massillon to Meet Lancaster in State Legion Junior Final
In Columbus Ohio Massillon faces Lancaster in the State Legion Junior final after Lancaster beat Brookville and Cincinnati defeated Celina to advance. Cincinnati earlier won 12 2 over Celina to set up the morning semifinal with Lancaster at the Ohio State University diamond.
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Massillon
Legion
Columbus
Lancaster
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Celina
Akron
Portsmouth
Brookville
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George Krebbiel
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