All-Star Browns Fall Short In 26-0 Loss To Spartans
Morrall shook off early hits as Michigan State staged a one man showing in the All-Browns game. Lou Groza connected on multiple field goals and a late touchdown as Cleveland failed to overcome the Spartans 26 to 0. Groza’s kicking and Reichow’s plunges highlighted a decisive Cleveland setback before 75,000 fans at Soldier Field.
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Jerry Reichow
Ed Modzele
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Fred Morrison
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Cassady
Matie
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Don Schaefer
Notre Dame
Earl Morrall
Sround
George
Browns Dominate All Stars In 26 Point Scrimmage
Paul Brown’s team prepared for the allstar football game as the defense stifled the opponents and the offense scored 26 points. George Ratterman impressed at quarterback while Vito Parilli showed rough edges but potential. Lou Groza remained sharp and Ed Modzelewski excelled from fullback as the Browns signal title defense despite Otto Graham’s absence. Off the field, Lorain County schools announced several head coaching changes including Fanning at Oberlin and Wilhelm at South Amherst, with numerous holdovers across the region.
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Brownies
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George Ratterman
Vito
Babe) Parilli
Lou
Groza
Ed Modzelewski
Browns
Otto Graham
Lorain County
Pete Fanning
Bill Kenney
Oberlin
Jack Wilhelm
Tom Rakovan
South Amherst
Harry Sturgeon
Russ Lynch
Frank Martin
John Evanoff
Columbia
Jim Kollman
Nelson Howe
Firelands
Bill Barton
Elyria
Art Lavet
Lorain
Joe Paul
Elyria Catholic
Paul Amodio
Lorain St. Mary
Murt Campbell
George Lucia
Ridgeville
Wayne Browning
Brookside
Joe Hudak
Amherst
Bob Ferry
Avon
Jim Gratz
Avon Lake
Eugene Turke
Midview
La Grange mentor leads county sports changes
The county sees wide shifts in fall and winter sports with BASEBALL Indians at Kant and Lisman football on tap. New basketball coaches include Russ Lynch at Oberlin and Bob Weaver at Columbia, while harness racing notes list Brookside Columbia Firelands Grandview K W at 10 45 and Avon.
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Indians
Kant
Lisman
Max City
WEWS
WEOL
South Amherst
Brookside
Columbia
Firelands
Grandview
K&w
Avon
Russ Lynch
Wally Coleman
Oberlin
Bob Weaver
Johnny Kevan
Baseball Night on Borders and Batting Feats In Elyria
Local sports page outlines multiple high school and league games with Elyria as the center of action. Highlights include Hart Con and Lorain Catholic tilts, Amarath and Wells results, and pitching notes from Mel Taylor and others, with several players racking up hits and bases.
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Zareski
Larry
Jin
Bill Jones
Garry Kamuiishi
Loran
Dick Nickelotte
County Savings & Trust
de Sho
Ye Kiser
Ilne
Baton Iba Fog
Washington
Fase
Rowe Brewereas
Wit
Larry Shewell
Dan
Jin Lonsway
Benes
Piper
NL Enjoys Top Year At Gate
The National League reports its best gate season since postwar boom years. By August with seven weeks left, NL attendance totaled 5,811,822, 653,393 more than 1955 for the same span. Milwaukee leads as the top draw, hitting one million on July 18 for the fourth straight year. Other near-million clubs include Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Philadelphia, with Pittsburgh posting the biggest year‑to‑year gain.
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National League
Milwaukee
Braves
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baseball Results From United Press Distrib
A garbled Uptown style baseball result outlines a Chicago game with misread team names and players. It mentions winner Mizley and loser Hacker, with innings and scorers lost in OCR. Principal entities include Chicago and Mizley with Knott, Landrith, and Morgan as names, plus umpire-like references and a 20th Muslal/Whisennnt fragment.
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Chitago
Mice
Markson
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Hughes
Chitt
Landrith
Mizely
Hacker
tund-Morgan
Muslal
Dean Has Mo-Hitter In Suspended July 4 Game
Cardinals overpower Braves in a suspended July 4 affair at Lexington Ave Field scoring 16 runs to 5. Bruce Dean led with a strong hitting display while Shepard, Friend, and McCall contributed key RBIs. Dodgers, Pirates, and Phillies also played, with Meyer earning the win and Magrane taking the loss in another day’s baseball action.
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Blay Entfenter Ridelkeg McCall
Bruce Dean
Arrayo
Wolls
Athi
Shepard
Lexington Ave
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Caren
Lefield
Aida
Ely Villagers and Colonists Win Hard-Fought Softball Clash
Colonists defeated Soul Enders TA as Ed Jasany earned the victory on the mound for Colonists who piled up 10 hits. Kelly started for Ely Villagers with Karparetla collecting two safe hits. Bears, Sed, last meht on a pant of North-South Intermediate Softball games.
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Edson
Bears
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Kelly
Karparetla
Plumbers Stay Alive at District Five Softball Tourney
Murphy's downed Norwick Mubach's 7 0 at the District Five Softball Tournament in Willder. U PC defeated Wally's Fradtioen of Sandusky 7 0. Tomorrow Murphy faces Reineck's at 8 36 and Willard Ellis meets Fos toria Dick's TV at 10.
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McCoy Inducted Into Army After Hawks Sign
Julius McCoy, former Michigan State star and newly signed by the St Louis Hawks, was inducted into the Army Friday. The move comes as he begins his professional basketball chapter after college success.
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Julus McCoy
Michigan State University
St Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Army
Halfway Point Reached In World Championship Golf
Cary Middlecoff and Bo Wininger share the 36 hole lead at 135 as 93 pros enter the third round. Morning scores show 48 under regulation with Boros tied at 142 and Mickey Wright taking a three stroke lead in the women's event at 146 after 36 holes.
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Inwy
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N.C
Mickey Wright
Chula Vista
Cali
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Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Nicklaus Leads Junior Golf Finalists in Midwest
Jack Nicklaus of Columbus Ohio and Jacke Rule Junior of Waterloo Indiana dominated the National Junior Golf Tournament. Semifinals were set for this morning with the final to be played this afternoon after Nicklaus defeated William Warners at Spokane Washington 3 and 1 in the quarterfinals.
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UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Jacke Rule Junior
Waterloo
Ito
Nicklaus
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Spokane
Richardson Turns In 70 At World Championship Meet
Richardson shot a 70 to lead her section in the women’s world championships at Tammy Shanter golf course. The 20-year-old Miss Richardson set an amateur course record with 32 36 70, posting a 36-hole total of 149 and a six-stroke lead in her division.
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Anne Reehardson
Columbus
Ac'hon
Tamy Shanter
Miss Richardson
Tam
Nist Cops Crown Canton Amateur Golf Title
Don Nist, former Ohio State standout, capped the Stark County Amateur Golf Championship on Friday to claim the Canton title.
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Don Nist
Ohio State University
Dinkstar
Stark County
Baseball Standings and Scores in The National League
National League standings show Brooklyn at 62 44 and St Louis 54 93 50, Philadelphia 45 60, Chicago 43, New York 38 with Pittsburgh 6 3. Today's probable pitchers list Gomez vs Kline in Pittsburgh, Schmidt vs Jones in Chicago, Teffcoat vs Saphin in Cincinnati Milwaukee, and Miller for Philadelphia. Sunday games include Philadelphia at Brooklyn, New York at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Milwaukee, St Louis at Chicago.
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Stewart Radiomen Cup victory seals North Little League title
Stewart Radio & TV edged Plocher Insurance 5-4 at East Kiwanis Field to capture the Little League North first half title in a see-saw playoff, with Prentice and Andress leading Stewart’s offense and Aulisio, Lauer, and Parker combining for seven innings pitched to earn the win.
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Dick Rice
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Ron Burnett Nihren
Larry Parker
Elyria Ump Lineup Set for Next Week
Umpire assignments for Elyria baseball and softball games next week were issued by umpire-in-chief Carl Woodin. The schedule lists Monday through Friday positions for Recreation, Elyria Catholic, and parish leagues with names such as Klim wouk Sifferl Rotunds Taylor Jangwie Jerenaeki Lotus Kniteren Atoore and others across multiple games.
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Carl, Woodin
Recreation
Subo
Wojdula
Pietras Leads Field at Toledo Public Links Event
Toledo golfer Leonard Pietras held a strong edge early as the annual Chi Public Links championship began with a field of 60 golfers. Medalist Pietras showed a broad stroke lead as play started in Toled o.
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Toledo
Eonard Petras
Frick Sets Draft Date For Major League Meeting
Commissioner Ford Frick announced that this year’s major league draft meeting will be held in Jacksonville on December 31. The event, long anticipated, follows Frick’s confirmation of the first round format and return of key officials to oversee the league’s draft process.
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Frilas
New York
Ford Frick
Jacksonville
Fila
Marksmen To Fire Tuesday At National Matches
CAMP PERRY Ohio UP More than 3 000 top civilian and service marksmen will compete for national honors as the national rifle and pistol matches open Tuesday Olympic tryouts led by Dr Emmett Swanson of Minneapolis will be held in several events including free pistol and 50 meter free rifle Benner West Point will seek his third Olympic berth in free pistol with White Jr of the U S Border Patrol as chief rival A closing day National Trophy Rifle Team Championship on Sept 1 will feature 34 National Guard teams and Arthur Cook and Verle Wright Jr also competing in the 30 meter free rifle event
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Emmett. Swanson
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Helsinki
London
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Miami
Fla
U. S
National Guard
Arthur B. Cook
Silver Spring
Verle F. Wright Jr
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frisch in Critical Condition After Heart Attack
Frank Frisch, Hall of Fame baseball figure known as Fordham Flash, remains in critical condition after a heart attack late Thursday. The 71 year old, who played for the New York Giants and St Louis Cardinals, later managed the Pirates and Cubs, and featured in the 1934 Gashouse Gang season.
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Major League Leaders Home Run Update With Mixed Teams
Fragmented report lists players and teams including Yanks Braves Redlegs Athletics Indians and White Sox. Mentions home runs and runs with unclear data and several garbled names suggesting a statistical summary from an MLB leaderboard.
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Cahine
Tereeee Wustal
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