Ring Boss Dempsey Defends Layne Victory Over Charles
Utah crowd floods Ogden Stadium as Rex Layne defeats Ezzard Charles by ten rounds in a disputed decision referee Jack Dempsey called two rounds for Layne, one for Charles, with seven draws. Promoter Ken Mayne cites a record gate of 150000 to 200000 dollars while Charles manager Jake Mintz protests highway robbery.
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Cliff Miller
United Press
Spen
Utah
Jack Dempsey
Rex Layne
Ezzard Charles
Jake Mintz
Charles
Ogden Stadium
Ken Mayne
Layne
Dempsey
Mintz
Graham Faces Uncertainty Over Retirement From Browns
Otto Graham said he does not know when he will quit the NFL. He noted that persistent injuries or missing several games could force his retirement. The Browns signed George Ratterman to prepare for a possible transition as Graham weighs his future.
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Graham
Browns
Hiram
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Cincy Favored To Capture State Legion Title
Cincinnati Bentley Post is favored to win a second consecutive state American Legion title in Columbus. Portsmouth stands as the only obstacle after Cincinnati crushed Portsmouth 15-1 earlier. Cincinnati also beat Akron 9-1 to reach the finals, marking 23 straight wins and 37 wins in 40 games this season. If Portsmouth defeats Cincinnati, a rematch would determine elimination.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Bentley Post
American Legion
Portsmouth
Akron
Queen City
Acus Cleared to Return for North South Game
Akron reports Big Jim Acus, Lockland halfback, is fit to play in the August 16 North South All Star game after prior heart murmur concerns were ruled non serious. Earlier reports said Dick Shatto and Jim Ingledue of Springfield would miss the halfback slots due to injuries from a car crash.
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Akron
Big Jim Acus
Fleet Lockland
Acus
South
Dick Shatto
Jim Ingledue
Springfield
Trautman Pledges Help In Toledo Baseball Fray
Toledo officials press American Association head Bruce Dudley as Mayor Lloyd Boulet seeks aid to resolve the Charleston versus Toledo Mud Hen franchise battle. Danny Menendez faces contempt charges and a grand jury indictment for larceny tied to advance ticket sales amid attendance disputes.
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Toledo
Minor Leagues
George Trautman
Charleston
W. Va
American Association
Lloyd Boulet
Trautman
Toledo Mud Hen
Charleton
Danny Menendez
Roulet
Bruce Dudley
Menendez
Charleston Senators
Harry Friberg
Baseball Scores And Standings Across Cities
Yesterday's results include Cleveland 10 St. Louis 9 in 12 innings, and Baltimore 11 Toronto 1. Montreal beat Syracuse 9 7 after 32 innings, Buffalo 5 Rochester 4 in 110 innings, with teams listed for American and National Leagues and upcoming games for Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Detroit Chicago New York and others.
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Montreal
Syracuse
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Baltimore Springfter
Ottawa
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicard
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
St Louis
Barne 'seTp
Parnell
Sam
Washong
Keller
Mariern
Beni
Newhouser
Grissom
Lemon
W.L
Boston Oh
Cincinnati
Pittsburch
Brooklyn
Pittburgh
Rutherford
Landrum
Drews
Ridvik
Hearn
Spahn
Preska
Church
Atittsburgh
Kloopstein
Waugh
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Springfield
Ferrier Holds Two-Stroke Lead At Halfway Mark
Jim Ferrier, a top money winner for six straight seasons, posted a 66 to go 134 after 36 holes at the world open in Chicago, two strokes ahead of Lew Worsham. Roberto De Vicenzo and Pete Cooper were 137, with Earl Stewart and Dave Douglas at 138.
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Chicago
U.P
Jim Ferrier
Tom O'Shanter
Lew Worsham
Pittsburgh
Roberto de Vicenzo
Pete Cooper
White Plains
N. Y
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Dave Douglas
Newark del
Mark Ye Well Favored In American Derby At Washington Park
Mark Ye Well is the likely winner of the $100 000 added American Derby at Washington Park with a top challenger Sub Fleet, who placed behind Hill Gail and Armageddon in prior races, as the race marks the 42nd running and a $104 425 purse for the victor.
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Chicago
A.P
Mark-Ye-Well
Calumet Farm
Washington Park
Armageddon
Fearless Fraley sizes up a busy sports week
The column surveys Yankees dominance led by Casey Stengel past four weeks in Finland and home. It notes Pat Casey’s confident forecast to win the pennant, boxing management shifts including Marciano’s return, and a lighthearted rhythm of birthdays and sports news across football and golf.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
Fearless Fraley
Finland
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Casey
New York
Brown and Sedgman Duel in Net Feature at Eastern Varsity
SOUTH ORANGE NJ WP Play in the Eastern class courts tennis championships resumed after rain delays. Men quarter finals and women semi finals set with Noel Brown of Los Angeles facing Australian Davis Cup star Frank Sedgman in the feature match while Maureen Connolly Doris Hart and Louise Brough meet Shirley Fry for the other semi final spots. The men’s final is moved to next Monday.
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South Orange
Noel Brown
Los Angeles
Frank Sedgman
Maureen Connolly
San Diego Calif
Doris Hart
Cora, Gables, Fla
Louise Brough
Beverly Wills
Calif
Shirley Fry
Akron
Erhart to Entertain Westlake Sunday Night Tilt
Erhart aims for its 16th win in 20 starts this season as the Erhart Kramers face Westlake Lakes Mens Wear Sunday at 8 30 p m in a regional basketball clash.
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Erhart
Westlake
Ferhart
Erhart Kramer
Wal
Westlake Lakes
Lorain Kennel Club All Breed Show Sunday at Roll Arena
The 13th annual Lorain County Kennel Club All Breed Show will be at Roll Arena on Sunday with judging from 9 AM all day. Variety group judging at 6 PM and best in show around 7 PM. spectators advised 10 AM to 5 PM to view the canines.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Kennel Club
Roll Arena
Two More Teams Eliminated In No 5 Tourney
NORWALK two more teams fell in District No 5 Championship Softball Tourney play. Sandusky Son’s Bar lost 2-1 to Willard Ellis and Fremont Howard Zink fell 2-1 to Gibsonburg Merchants. Gib Smith hurled 32 total innings in four games, with four runs allowed, six hits, 62 strikeouts and eight walks.
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Norwalk
Sandusky Son's Bar
Willard Ellis
Fremont Howard Zink
Gibsonburg Merchants
Gib Smith
Son
Smith
Elyria Cherney
Beverages
Norwalk Merchants
Lorain Nickeloff Construction
Fatty’s Sports Club of
Lorain
Sandusky Fletcher Freight
Cleveland And Detroit Bid For New Tax Center
A six man federal survey team will travel to Ohio and Michigan the week of September 17 to decide if a new federal tax collection center should be in Cleveland or Detroit. Both cities press strong bids as Internal Revenue and Treasury officials prepare recommendations for Tax Commissioner John Dunlap and Secretary John Snyder.
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Washington
Ohio
Michigan
Cleveland
Federal Tax Collection District
Department of Internal Revenue
the Treasury
U. S
John Dunlap
Teasury
John Snyder
Ohio Extends Squirrel Season to 80 Days in 1952
The Ohio Wildlife Council projects an 80 day squirrel season from Sept 15 to Oct 15 with a daily bag limit of four and possession limit of four. Tentative dates for rabbit pheasant and partridge seasons were announced, with hours 9 am to 5 pm daily, and no action yet on a deer season.
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Columbus
Ohio Wildlife Council
Ohio
Council
Chatman
EB Bo Beetham
Coupe Slo
Lake Fine
Nox
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Grange Beats Ridgeville Kiwanis 27 to 4 in Exciting Game
In a Wednesday Fields School Field clash the Ridgeville Grange defeated the Ridgeville Kiwanis 27 to 4. Grange pitchers Smigsworth and Kmozak starred while Kiwanis manager Chuck Brown oversaw substitutions as Dave Towner departed late to tend his store.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Grange
Ridgeville Kiwanis Club
Fields School
Kiwanians
Grange
Kiwanis
Ef. Gartner
The
Smigsworth
Kmozak
Smith
Jackson
Hays
Honey
Roll
Guo
Daily
Savers
Chuck Brown
Krvains Club
Iis
Hind
Dave Towner
AHL Session Adjourns Without Plan For 1952-53
NEW YORK an American Hockey League representative said the league adjourned after a two day session with no basic decisions on the 1952 53 season. Club owners must meet with individual boards of directors before final plans can be made.
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New York
Little Leaguers To Have Field Day
Avon Lake hosts a Field Day Sunday at the ball diamond with minor league teams and three or ten an teams plus a Chomar map game. The major team is scheduled by pom. Other spots including ball threats are planned for the day.
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Avon Lake
Popo
Avon issues July building permits with varied valuations
Avon Inspector Lloyd Wearsch reports July building permits totaling 134 900. Home permits go to residents including Inv an Bookey James Thibo George Zilka Joseph Hazzard and others. Additional gauge permits issued to Nagle Keller and Miller Construction among several companies and homeowners for houses tool sheds and additions.
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AVON
Lloyd Wearsch
Invan Bookey
Cleveland
Chester Road
James Thibo
Lakewood
George Zilka
Stoney Ridge Road
Joseph Hazzard
Avon Lake
Lorain Road
Ruppelt Burning Company
Ridgeville
Detroit Road
George Nagle
North Olmsted
Nagle Road
Charles Cory
Williams
Otto Lutz
Swartz Road
Roy Bush
Colorado Avenue
Miller Construction Company
Don Hartzell
William Hyde
M Ganderson
Center Road
Bouier
World tobacco harvest climbs to 7420 million pounds
For the year ending June 1952 the global tobacco harvest is estimated at 7420 million pounds, up 14 percent from the previous year. This reflects increased yields and sustained demand across major producing regions.
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Gerald
Jerry) Swiers
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Betty Jameson
San Antonio
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Babe Zaharias
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Rocky Marciano
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Clint Hartung
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