Vacation Time Headlines From The Cleveland Indians Rumors
A cluttered sports column notes vacation time for Cleveland sports staff. It reports the Indians holding second place as rumors swirl about potential trades, including pitcher Jenny Lindell from the Hollywood Stars, with Hank Greenberg stating Hollywood would trade Lindell for four AAA players.
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Arrinis
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Indians
Barry
Mutts
St Louis Browns
Rev Boone
Heary Simpson
Jennny Lindell
New York Yankee
Hollywood Stars
Miett
Aical Min
Hank Greenberg
Lindell
Gricenberg
Hallywood
AAA
Hank
Fear oss Fraley 5s facts and figures dominate Sport Parade
The column surveys baseball lore and pennant chatter with references to Fraley, Ruth, Sauer, Harris, and other figures. It weaves year by year impressions, standings, and manager clout while noting Game outcomes and the drift toward championship talk amid era details.
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New York
Fraley
Bob Ruth
Hank Sauer
Jeader
Bily Harris
Washington Senaters
Biakcky
Cleve
Browns
Little Leaguers Battle For Title In Sunday Showdown
Local teams Tecue and Sryday era clash at Lappin Field in the first of a three game series for the league championship. Antican Lent and Fagles clash earlier while Plyed and Tero teams aim for early advantage. rain delays push games to Monday with 5 30 and 7 00 start times.
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Leaen
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Eric Wit
Knights of Columbus
Gardner Jewelers
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Ervent
In Stindas
Stagg Celebrates 90th Birthday As Football Legend Honored
The article recalls Amos Alonzo Stagg and Pop Warner shaping American football and youth athletics. It notes Stagg’s legacy praised by peers including Glenn Warner Buck Shaw and others, highlighting their influence on college and professional football and the sport’s development.
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Cime
Rother
Glenn Seobey
Pop Warner
Warener
Sting
Gforgf Priston Winshall
Washinton Redskins
Stagg Warner
Yost
Buck Shaw
San Francisco
Rams Rally to Beat College All Stars 10 7
Los Angeles Rams edged the College All-Stars 10 7 in a drizzly Chicago clash. Coach Joe Styda blamed fumbles and rain for slowing the Rams but praised their late rally to secure the win.
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Soldier Field
Chicago
Janowice
Ohio State
Collegians
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Janowicz
Charlie Toogood
Andy Robustelli
Frank Smith
Rams
FC Sainsbury
United Press Spors Witer Hicago
College All-Stars
Bobby Doda
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North Favored In Annual Scholastic Grid Game Tonight
The Northern All Stars are favored to win the seventh annual North-South football classic at Akron's Rubber Bowl. Southern coach Vietroberme and staff report good form despite injuries from spring football and a two vehicle crash injuring Springfield's Shatto and Wood.
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Texyria
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Wallen
AKRON
UPI
South
Simpson's Triple In 12th Inning Wins For Indians
Rays Boone and Harry Simpson delivered the decisive 12th inning rally as the Cleveland Indians defeated the St Louis Browns 7 to 6 in extra innings. Wynn earned the win in relief while Paige struggled for the Browns. Louis Easter and Hank Majeski provided early offense, and Bob Lemon was slated to start next.
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Ray Boones
Harry Simpsons
Bob Lemon
Chicago
Saul Rogovin
White Sox
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Rogovins
Boone
Sizewell Paige
Browns
Mike Garcia
Lou Brissie
Mickey Harris
Wynn
Garcia
Jim Dyck
Hank Majeshi
Luke Easter
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Harv Simpson
Roberts and Shantz dominate as Phillies and Athletics win big
Robin Roberts pitched seven hits for his 19th win as Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 8 to 3. Bobby Shantz overcame a rough night to post his 21st win in an 11 to 7 Philadelphia victory over Washington. Roberts improved to 19–6 and Shantz to 21–4 while Eddie Waitkus Del Ennis and Connie Ryan homered for the Phillies.
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United Press
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Bobby Shantz
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Shantz
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Senators
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Ebbets Field
Eddie Waitkus
del Ennis
Connie Ryan
Philly
Brooks
Gil Hodges
George Shub
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Braves
Max Laniers
Cards
Pirates
Indians
Yankees
Browns
Red Sox
Boston
Shantz Atoning
Joe Astroth
Pete Suder
Phladelphia
Washington
Johnny Linens
Cardinals, Musial Top N L Hitting
The Cardinals moved into serious contention with strong batting and top individual marks. Stan Musial leads the National League with a .330 average, while Slaughtey is fourth at .309. The Dodgers trail in team batting at .265 with a top five hitter among their ranks. Pitcher Ed Yuhas anchors the bullpen with eight wins in 40 games.
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B nai Brith Lodge Bowlers Sign-Up Opens
Members of the B nai Brith lodge are urged to contact Joseph Loeb at 57 295 to join the lodge bowling league. Last year’s bowlers and new members are welcome with a signup deadline of September 2.
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Rhodes Is Honored by Ohio Public Links
Columbus Mayor James A Rhodes was named Ohio Public Links Golf Association Golfer of the Year for his efforts in organizing Columbus Open meets and national candidate tournaments. The award recognizes major accomplishments in the interest of golf during the season.
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James A Rhodes
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Ohio Public Links Golf Association
Leaders In The Majors AMERICAN BRAGUE Player and Club
Ambiguous stats fragment lists players from Philadelphia and New York with games played at bats hits and runs. Mentions include Wooding Mitchel and Ennis with unclear figures and several garbled entries. No clear single event or outcome is evident.
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York
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Irdans
Legion Juniors Close Season at Cascade Park Diamond
The American Legion Juniors end their season Sunday with a game against Sycamore Juniors at Cascade Park. The match decides District No 5 honors as Sycamore seeks runner up to Mansfield after a tough, shape-filled season. The contest starts at 1 PM.
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Lorain County Men’s Singles Tennis Tournament Planned
Announcement of a Lorain County Mens Singles Tennis Tournament open to all county players. Sponsored by Lorain and Elyria Tennis Clubs with a $1 entry fee. All matches at Cascade Park courts Elysia unless players from other towns. Entries via Jack Smyth or Le roy Johnson. Draws Tuesday ahead of Wednesday start. Elyria reps Smith and Johnson Lorain reps Dr R N Wilke and Joe Zieba.
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Moose A Pin League Plans Revival Meeting Sunday
Plans to reorganize the Moose A Bowling League for 1952 53 are announced. A meeting Sunday at 2 30 PM in the Moose clubrooms will gather all former Moose A bowlers and ex team captains to set up the season.
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Plas Aims For Fourth Straight Local Stock Car Victory
Plas of Elyria seeks a fourth consecutive feature win at Lorain County Speedway in a Saturday night program after rain on Wednesday halted action. Track officials say rain checks from Wednesday will be honored and that racing starts at 830 with time trials at 730. standings show Lou Nagy leading with 170 points, John Nagy second with 135, and Plas third with 132 before tonight’s race.
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L M Teams Face Second Game Of Series In Valley City
South Amherst Civics and Valley City clash in game two of a best of three Lo rain Medina County Class A League playoff. The Civics lead 1 0 after last Sunday 71 by clinching with a win tomorrow they advance to face Westlak Lakes Mens Wear in the league finals.
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Wellington High Grid Candidates Meet Tuesday Morning
Wellington High football candidates gather at 9 AM Tuesday at the school for equipment issue physicals and examinations. Coach Murt Campbell, assisted by Gil Shellhouse and Jim Busher, will address the squad as transfers from Brighton are noted.
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Murt Campbell
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Gil Shellhouse
Jim Busher Campbell
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