Browns and College All-Stars set for Soldier Field clash
Friday night football opens with the Cleveland Browns facing the College All-Stars at Soldier Field. Lambeau and staff mentor the college squad this season, aiming to even past beatings by the Browns. George Ratterman likely to start at quarterback. TV and radio plans noted. Babe Zaharias undergoes surgery after Olympic fame.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
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Curly) Lambeau
Lambeau
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Jockey Promotes Apprentice Joe Vogel With Posters
Randall Park's apprentice Joe Vogel becomes the focus as posters in the jockey room tout him as the most promising apprentice. Cards claim he will carry out riding instructions and list his winners with mutuel prices. Vogel spent 18 to print 200 cards, believing the investment will pay off.
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Randall Park
Joe Vogel
Vogel
Joe
Browns Coach Plans More for Morrison and Modzelewski
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown says Curley Morrison and Ed Modzelewski, who combined for 1,443 yards in 12 games last season, will get more carries this year to enhance their ball handling and overall attack. The article notes the team relied heavily on the running game, gaining 2,020 yards on the ground versus 1,950 passing yards, and highlights the players' power and agility. Also mentioned is Robin Gaston, a 15 year old at Whitehurst Manor School for Crippled Boys in Sussex, England, who with two artificial legs competed in cricket as his team won 95-85.
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Paul Brown
Browns
Brown
Lambeau and Co
Otto Graham
George Ratterman
Vito
Babe) Parish
Ratterman
Ron Beagle
Navy
Rob Burris
Oklahoma
Preston Carpenter
Arkansas
Gary Ghek
Colorado A & M
Pittsburgh Steeler
Jam Mense
Notre Dame
Earl Morrall
Michigan State
Bob Pellegrini
Maryland
Jerry Reichow
Iowa
Don Holleder
Army
Ed Vincent
Don Schaefer
George Welsh
Don Goss
Southern Methodist
Len Moore
Penn State
Jim Watcavage
Dayton
Bruce Bosley
West Virginia
Hiram, C
Cleveland Browns
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Ed Modzelewski
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Modzelewski
Pittsburgh Steelers
Big Ed
Curley
Robin Gaston
Whiteness Manor School
Sussex
England
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Women invited to join Bowling Monday Noon League
Women interested in bowling in the Women's Monday Noon League may contact Harriett Greenholtz, league secretary, by phone at 42-441 for the upcoming season at Bowl-O-Drome.
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Harriett Greenholtz
Along Local Fairways in Spring Valley Golf League
Floyd Lasky and John Fritz led individual play with a low gross 38. In team play Hogans defeated Lockes 41, Burkes beat Picards 32, and Demarels toppled Middlecotts 32. Standings show Demarets 31.7, Slogans 363, Middlecoffs 32, Burkes 25, Picards 24, Lockes 13. Frite won the low net, Karby was closest to pin No 9, Lasky closest to pin No 1, Callahan and Chapman had best poker hands.
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John Fritz
General Industries Golf League
Spring Valley
Hogans
Lockes
Burkes
Picards
Demarels
Middlecotts
Demarets
Middlecoffs
Frite
Iaw
Stan Karby
Jim Callahan
Bob Chapman
Baseball Standings and Schedule From United Arrena Leagues
Standings show New York Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Washington Kansas City leading various divisions with win loss records. Upcoming games include New York at Boston and Cleveland at Detroit with listed probable pitchers and postponements for Philadelphia at New York and Brooklyn at Jersey City.
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Kansas City
Irader Mondar
Boston
Scherhcied
Chicago
Rellney
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Hoult
Lary
Larsen
Ve Nixon
Ratisay City
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Poston
Milwakee
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Pittsbeghae
Philadelphia
Pittburgh
Brooklyn
Jersey City
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Newcombe
Lorain Kennel Club All Breed Show Heads To 600 Dogs
Lorain County Kennel Club stage its 17th annual All Breed and Obedience Trials at Lorain Arena Sunday with well over 600 dogs competing for 448 trophies and cash prizes. A 10 judge panel will assess group divisions and best in show, with boxers leading entries and German Shepherds close behind.
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Lorain County
Detroit Clubs Relief Pitchers Hands Tribe Fourth Loss In Row
Detroit pitchers shut out the Cleveland Indians 9-0 as Paul Foytack earned a complete game five hitter and Herb Score struggled. Score fanned 11 in seven innings but received little run support. Detroit opened with an unearned run and exploded in the eighth, aided by Foytack’s dominant pace and Houtteman’s rough eighth. Cleveland drops to 4-4-1 in the slump, while Detroit improves in the pennant race.
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Frank Bolling
Red Wilson
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Adios Harry Tops Field At Grandview Pacing Derby
Adios Harry, the world’s fastest pacer, leads a field of about 10 in the $12,500 Grandview Pacing Derby Thursday night. Notables include Times Square, Diamond Hal driven by Joe O’Brien, Wilmington’s Star, Queen’s Adins, and Amortizer, all part of a rich season pacing feature at Grandview.
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Grandview
Adam Harry
Times Square
Ohio Hieness
Eddie Kirh
Washington Court House
Ohio
Diamond Hal
Shafter
Calfornia
Scott Frost
Hal
Little Joe O'Brien
Wilmington
Star
RL. Craig
Urbana
Queen's Adins
Castleton Farms
Lexingston
Kentucky
Surging Star Amortizer
Hallside Farms
Syosset, Nyo
Calhoun Extends Winning Streak in Narrow Split Decision
New York based Rory Calhoun, an unbeaten young contender from White Plains, says he is not rushing a title shot as he extends his 23rd straight win with a split decision over Charley King Cotton of Toledo in a bruising 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Arena.
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Rory Calhoun
White Plains
Charley King
Cotton
Toledo
Ohio
St. Nicholas Arena
Rory to Meet Spider Webb in Chicago TV Bout
The 21 year old Rory, weighing 158 pounds, faces Chicago challenger Spider Webb at Chicago Stadium on August 29 in a televised harness racing fight. Webb recently upset Holly Mims, adding a notable scalp to his rising profile.
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Briggs Leads Ashland Past Akron in State Sub-State Clash
Ashland Ameri cans defeated Akron South 3 0 at Lappin Field in Sub-State action. Pitcher Briggs struck out 14, allowed three hits, walked seven and hit two. Ashland scored all runs in the fifth on Herron, Briggs and Tanner hits and two walks. Akron’s Smelsburger kept it close with nine strikeouts over three hits.
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Jaycee Net Meet Opens at River Forest Tennis Clubs
The third annual U S Chamber of Commerce National Junior and Boys Tennis tournament began at River Forest and Oak Park clubs with three seeds winning. In the Junior Division Chris Crawford routed Charles Hawk 6 0 6 0 and Ned Neely defeated Anthony Liederman 6 4 6 0. Top seed Charles McKinley drew a bye then beat Robert Rubins 6 2 6 0 in the second round. Tom Tenney and Doug Ganim are entered, with Monk and Jerry Levin noted as champions and runner up from the Ohio State Tourney, escorted by Rea Ritter.
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Piedmont
Cali
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Minneapolis
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Auania
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Philladelphia
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St. Louis
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West Hartford
Conn
Tom Tenney
Toledo
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Cleveland
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Monk
Mansfield
Jerry Levin
Cincimnnati
Rea Ritter
Elyna
Indians Gain On Bears in Five-Game Chicago Run
Indians tighten the race in the American Association with four straight wins over Denver. Johnny Gray hurled a 3 0 shutout while Ed Burtschy took the loss for Denver after five hits allowed in seven innings. St Paul beat Minneapolis 3 to 0 as Kirkland hit his 25th and 46th homers. Omaha edged Wichita 3 2 with strong defense and three double plays, while Wichita’s lone runs came in the fifth.
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Loop Meets Polish Club Bowl ing League Opens Season
U P C Loop Meets The United Polish Club Bowling League holds its first meeting of the season tonight at 8 30 in the clubrooms.
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United Polish Club
Passarella Released After Leg Injury
SAN FRANCISCO Pacific Coast League released former American League umpire Passarella after he hurt his leg on July 22. His leg is in a cast and he remains out of action indefinitely at his Los Angeles home.
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Art Passarella
Lam Passarella
Los Angeles
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