Aaron Braves' New Darling Sparks Milwaukee Drive
Aaron, the new darling of Milwaukee, fueled the Braves 15 wins in 17 as they beat the Reds and Cardinals while the Giants stayed four games ahead atop the circuit. Thomson’s absence from the lineup was noted as Aaron led a 11-0 Milwaukee rout and Jo Adcock, Eddie Mathews, and Crandall contributed key hits. Giants remain distant leaders as Dodgers, Phillies, and others mix in results across the league.
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Giants
Bobby Thomson
Braves
Hank Aaron
Thomson
Milwaukee
Aaron
Corky Valentine
The
Redlegs
Joe Adcock
Homer
Frank Baumholtz
Crandall
Eddie Mathews
Jim Wilson
Howie Pollet
Nosten
Pirates
Dodgers
Curt Simmons
Phillies
Stan Lopata
Junior Gilliam
Jackie Robinson
Cardinals
Robin Roberts
St. Louis
Vic Raschi
Directors Study Plans To Keep A's In Philly
Philadelphia Athletics directors weigh a local syndicate’s plan to stop a move to Kansas City. The offer, described as a basis for saving the club, is under review by the five man board headed by Connie Mack, Earle Mack, and Roy Mack. Syndicate head Harry Sylk said the plan aims to keep the A’s in Philadelphia and field championship teams. The proposal comes as Kansas City bids exceed 4 million dollars, led by Arnold Johnson.
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Philadelphia 4P
Philadelphia Athletics
Kansas City
Connie, Earle
Roy Mack
Harry Sylk
Athletics
Albert M. Greenfield
Philadelphia
Sylk
Arnold Johnson
Chicago
Browns Lose Another Player Ahead of Massillon Scrimmage
The Cleveland Browns suffer another injury at Hiram College camp as tackle Don King sprains an ankle on a field hole. The squad, already hit by injuries, braces for their intra-squad game Saturday night in Massillon amid battle to fill roles including a 250-pound Kentucky lineman just discharged from the Marines.
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Hiram
Cleveland Browns
Massillon
Don King
Brown
Hiram College
Oberlin Golf Club honors crown local fairways winners
Mrs D A Russell fired 91 to win Class A in the Oberlin Country Club ladies day medal event. Mrs Richard Goll had a playoff win in Class B, while Mrs Bill Lawrence and Mrs Bill Hen led Class C and D. Other classes saw Mrs Kay Fullerton, Mrs C C Lawson, and Mrs Goodspeed advance, with high putt counts and net scores noted.
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D. A. Russell
C. L. Goodspeed
Ely
Oberlin
C.W.G.A
Richard Goll
Bill Lawrence
Bill Hen
Russell
Bob Adamson
C. R. Aldrich
Johnson
Gene Klinect
Kay Fullerton
C. C. Lawson
Goodspeed
Henry
Gordon Leach
Frank
Ramser
Richard Baird
i/Payne
Robert Wirth
Paul Gorski
Elimi Laied
Ralph Murbach
Vince Toth
Robert Singleton
Eee
Scotte Taishing Ahend
Bob Kilmer
Willard
B. V. Myers
Ehmittgen
Adamson
Mannen
Dave Berner
Lawrence
Clift Taylor
Harry
Jim Nabakowski
Beiter
Low
Penn
Carl Plocher
Jockey To Retire First Round Club Championship Matches
Jockeys and golf results dominate the Cherry Ridge outing. Ruth Keller led Class A with 90 while Florence Crandall shot 94 and Shirley Jenson vs Erma Emody. Pauline Oehlke defeated Marjie Goldstein in a ladies day.
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Cherry Ridge
Ruth Keller
Jean Moyes
Florence Crandall
Mary Jane Kohlmyer
Shirley Jenson
Erma Emody
Pauline Oehlke
Marjie Goldstein
Ardith Demos
Barbara Dall
Jean Baughman
Sally Barr
Nancy Welch
Virginia Kohlmyer
Reita Easterfield
Harriett Tutthill
Keller
Crandall
Moyes
Jenson
Billie Dean
Rosemary Balsley
Thelma Lamberton
U S Pros Lead 3-1 in Tam O Shanter Matches
American pros hold a 3 to 1 advantage over foreign players after four two ball doubles at Tam O Shanter. Jerry Barber teamed with Gene Littler to beat Peter Thomson and Floyd Van Donck in a 1 up victory. Other singles matchups feature Mangrum, Van Nida, Littler, and Cerda, with American wins and one foreign win by De Vicenzo and Cerda.
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Chicago
Tam O'Shanter
Jerry Barber
la Canada
Calif
Peter Thomson
Tuesday Barber
Gene Littler
Palm Springs
Trip Thomson
Floyd van Donck
Belgium
Invaders
Mangrum
van Nida
Lloyd Mangrum
Norman van Nida
Australia
Wally Ulrich
Austin
Max Faulkner
England
Littler
van Donck
Pete Cooper
Tampa
Fla
Antonio Cerda
Argentina
Bob Toski
Livingston
N. J
Robert de Vicenzo
Ulrich
Faulkner
Cary Middlecoff
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
Marion Gonzales
Brazil
Skee Riegal
Ithan
Alfonso Angelini
Italy
Cary Middlecott
Skee Riegel
Philadelphia
Marie Gonzales
Roberto de Vicenzo
Peter Cooper
Leaders In The Major Leagues In American League and National League
United Press summary lists batting, home run, and RBI leaders by league with names like Noren Minoso Fox Mantle Avila Mays Snider Musial Schoendienst Moon Robinson and more. Includes standings, teams, and yesterday’s results across leagues with noted games and upcoming schedules.
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United Press
Noren
N.Y
Jol
Minoso
Chicago
Fox
Mantle
Avilz
Cleveland
Snider
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Mueller
Schoendienst
St. L
Moon
St Louis
Robinson
Broodyn
Mays
Giants
Sauer
Cubs
Mathews
Braves
Mustal
Cards
Kiuazexski
Redlegs
Hodges
Dodgers
Doby
Indians
Eereesens Minose
White Sox
Mantic
Yankees
Minose
W. L. Pet
J Snider
New York
Hite
Geneendleast
Carls
Mica
ECS
Aise New York
Pious
Philadelphia
Broo Prehla
Milwauker
Antonell
Clociansis
Cage
Conguegra
Eee
Feller
Brookilsa
Lees
Philadelphis
Grim
Tankers
Dickson
Night Reynolds
Cincinnati
Fowler
Milwaukee
Conley
Louis Tawrence
Moxsukee
St. Loui
Chitaxo
I Gleveland
Phila¢elphia
Baltimore
Caicaso i
Apeteat
Borie
Wasuke
Feday
Tesbable
Battmore
Takey
Gareta
Detroi
Astrrek
Poe
Ory
Nee Tork
Byrd Washorsen
Marrero
Schantts
Benson
Brewer
Geteager
Gay
Niedd Temerrer
Garr Cieveland
Patacephia
Nex Tork
Worthington
Bor
O F Downs Breaks Tie As Nine Tops Granite Block 5-2
A four run seventh inning lifted 1. O. O. F. to a 5-2 victory over Granite Block at Cascade yesterday. Dave Abbey sparked the rally with a two run triple, breaking a 1-1 deadlock in a pitchers duel with Les Bowman. Abbey also starred at the plate leading the team.
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Granite
Cascade Yester Ly
Dave Abbey
Les Bowman
Abbey
Ioo Granite Bock
Casevaryasd Smith
PL Champions Hold Picnic at Cascade Park
The Pony League champions Fraternal Order of Police held a picnic at Cascade Park with 73 players, families and friends. A fathers vs sons softball game ended 10 to 6 in favor of the players' fathers. Special guests included Paul Weisbrod league president John Moves secretary Max Podicy treasurer Tom Innes Elyria Furniture co-manager of PL Stars and Herman Lappin Little League West spreadest.
Blooper League Taps Night of City Baseball Action
Blooper League tilts on tap at Eastern Heights diamonds No 1 and No 2 with Perry Fay facing Bummingsham Firemen, Blue Bird meeting Erb Radio, Brown Fintabe opposing Junior Chamber of Commerce, and Ely in Transit versus Mester Realty. Contests start at dusk in Phoenix Arizona.
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Will
Perry Fay
Bummingsham Firemen
Eastern Heights
Blue Bird
Erb Radio
McKinley
Brown Fintabe
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ely
Elyin Transit
Mester Realty Atl
Tant Seach
Fis
Phoenix
Ariz
Lothes
Gray Rawnnes
Coen
Fight Results By United Press Pittsborgh
United Press reports boxing action with contenders Tisdale and Mans in a bout near Pittsborgh with scores 153 and 158. The report notes knockdowns and dramatic shifts as the fighters exchange punches and clinches.
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United Press Pittsborgh
Esty Tisdale
Precie Mans
Pivtiyureh
Tourney To Close Season Investigate 2 Doping Cases
The Lorain District Golf Association plans to close its season with a sponsored tournament as a focus for doping case investigations. The Caravan Tournament drew 86 entrants, with four winners across Class AA, A, B, and C. Arnold Michaels won Class AA. June highlighted the Best Ball Tournament led by notable participant Bob Hope for the largest turnout.
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Lorain District
Booth
Arnold Michaels
Bob
Doping Probe Targets Ohio Racehorse Wins
The United States Trotting Association and Ohio State Racing Commission probe two cases of racehorse doping. Hearings are set for W. G. Haworth of Blancaster O driven Nevada winner at Wellston July 22 with procaine trace. Musketeer winner at Nilliards Raceway July 16 showed caramine stimulant under review.
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Columbus
United States Trotting Association
Ohio State Racing Commission
Commission
Ed Corrigan
USTA
W. G. Haworth
Blancaster
Haworth
Nevada
Wellston
Musketeer
Nilliards Raceway
Donald Spence
Zanesville
Legion Cincinnati
Cincinnatilfeine
Wallace
Bud
Mans
New York
Cincinnati
Practices And Meetings For Elyria Hot Stove League
Granite Block and Yates Construction of the Elyria Hot Stove League will meet in an independent triat Cascade diamond tomorrow at 6 30. The LDGA seeks this handicap tournament to be the largest of the season with no division. Sponsored by Kohlmyer Hardware of Loran, a 33 inch trophy will crown the grand prize and two smaller trophies will be awarded. Deadline for entries is next Tuesday. For more information contact Bill at 83 618 after 4 30 p m.
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The
City Golf League
Schneider
Bill Ehlke
Cherry Ridge
Joe Emody
General Motors
Western & Southern Insurance
Elyria
Dairies
Timms
Turtriders
Fey Insurance
Elyria Hardware
Dick Schneider
Emody
Nick DiPazio
John Pogan
Granite Block
Yates
Elyria Hot Stove League
Cascade
LDGA
Kohlmyer Hardware
Loran
Elyria How Stoveier
Bill
Ely
Ehike
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