Evenly Matched Hurlers Arty Yankees In Turn
Vic Raschi pitched a five hit 4 2 victory for the Yankees his 14th win of the year against three losses. He held Boston to one hit through five innings then eased, while Allie Reynolds and Casey Stengel combined to pace New York’s stand in the pennant race.
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Bycarl Lundquist
United Press
EW York
Vic Raschi
Allie Reynolds
Casey Stengel
Dow
Yankees
Raschid Reynold
Isers
Nkees
Boston Red Sox
Vic
Cubs
Pirates
Phil Cavarretta
Chicago
Murry! Dickson
Bill Serena
Bruce Edwards
Cavarretta
Bob Schultz
Hank Sauer
Cub
Giants
Dodgers
Lee Durocher
Augie DonateHi
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Phils
Pittsburgh
Braves
White Sox
Indians
Boston
Tigers
Philadelphia
Browns
Washington
Red Sox
New York
Cleveland
Gruber and Hiskey Eliminate Former Amateur Champion
Ivai Gruber and Sonny Hiskey advanced in the 1952 U S Amateur at Seattle Golf Club. Gruber upset defending champion Billy Maxwell on the 21st hole, while Hiskey beat 1950 champion Sam Arzetta one up. Gruber, 18 from Pottstown, is making his major debut. Hiskey, a North Texas State junior, is a tall, long hitter with a lively start to his career.
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Seattle
Wash
Ivai Gruber
Sonny Hiskey
U. S
Seattle Golf Club
Gruber
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Hiskey
Sonny
Marion
Sam Arzetta
Pottstown
North Texas State College
Middlecoff Wins Kansas City Open in Playoff
Cary Middlecoff of Memphis won his fourth major title this year by a playoff over Jack Burke Jr. in Kansas City. He posted a six under par 66 to Burke’s par 72, tying for the lead in the money list with $30,139.98 and closing within $4,242.99 of Julius Boros, leader of 1932 earnings as both head for the Fort Wayne Open starting Thursday.
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Kansas City
U.P
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Jack Burke, Jr
Houston
Tex
Julius Boros
Burke
Middleceff
Boros
Fort Wayne
Ind
Plan Lanes Women Bowing League Activity Meeting
Rainbow Lanes plans season activity at Stoney's on Wednesday night at 8. President Dot Johnson asks captains from last year and any new bowlers to attend.
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Rainbow Lanes
Stoney's
Dot Johnson
Elyria High announces 37 varsity gridders cleared for practice
Thirty seven varsity football candidates completed physicals at Elyria High School gym. Start of fall practice set for Wednesday with drills for sophomores and freshmen to follow as more exams are scheduled. A second exam period was arranged for sophomores to complete prerequisite screening.
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Elyria High School
Gordon A. Smith
Dean Shaffer
Jerry Hoerig
Carl Caywood
Bill Hopkins
Doug Jones
Don Jones
Lynn Kothe
Ron Fenik
Armand Hess
Don Dean
Ernie Kasper
Tom Gwin
Frank Jacobs
Henry Terry
George Kimball
Ron Kuhl
Ralph Yuhas
Jerry Welburn
Howard Schuster
Bud Fortman
Dick Broegge
Bruce Williams
Tom Fisher
Frank Rockwood
Jim Donnelly
Paul Wert
Bob Fenik
Chuck Butler
Mac Shilling
John Marshall
Bill McMan
Don Andress
Jim Dunlap
Dick Perkins
Dave Schwind
Dick Kosco
John Barres
Blooper League Four-Game Card Features Gibby’s Place Pursuit
Blooper League clubs schedule four games at Lexington Avenue field with Gibby's Place leading the second half at 4-0 aiming for win No. 5 at 6:15. Toggery Shop and Perry-Fay clash at 7:45 with both at 4-1, following Gibby's opener against Coach-Uther Company. Fruehaut Tra iler and United Polish Club slated. forfeit outcomes likely for Fruehaut as United Polish Club also on the board.
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Lexington Avenue
Gibby
United Polish Club
Toggery
Perry Fay
Erb Radio
Ohio Fuel Gas
Fruehaut Trailer Company
Fruehaut
Read's Jewelers Clinches Half-Title in Twi-Lite Golf League
Read's Jewelers beat Spring Valley 7 1/2 to 6 1/2 to move seven points clear in the National Division with one match remaining in the regular season. Olympic Recreation again leads the American Division despite a 6-2 loss to Coach-Uthe Company. Other matches produced wins by Urban's Rumpus Room, Perry Fay teams, and several individuals posting strong scores at Spring Valley and Cherry Ridge.
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Read's Jewelers
Spring Valley
Jewelers
Olympic Recreation
Coach
Nelson Stud
Thams Spring Company
Ray’s
John Strawbridge
Jim Kelley
Ted Jalowiec
Frank Smith
Mike Sukey
Mammy Ross
Bill Reisz, Jr
Len Noster
Couch-Uthe Company
Timms Spring Company
Ray's Place
Kohlmyer Hardware
Perry- Fay
Toggery Shop
Urban’s Rumpus Room
Supper Club
Perry-Fay No
Team
E Loop Managers Meet Wednesday
Managers of Class E Hot Stove League teams are to meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in City Hall council chamber to address lack of interest and plan revival of the City Class D League inactive for two years. If a plan is agreed, an open meeting for parents of current E players and promotional help actions may be scheduled.
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City Hall
Major League Line Scores National and American Leagues
In the National League Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 3 to 4 with Schultz earning the win. In the American League New York beat Boston 4 to 0 as Reschk notched the win and Trout took the loss.
Three Labor Day Games on New London Card
Three Labor Day events highlighted in New London include two softball games and one baseball game. Kenneth and Wable's Knothole Softball League teams meet at 10:30 a.m., Bur ner Sutherland vs Ruggles duel at 2 p.m., and an Ohio Soldiers and Sailors home nine from Sandusky faces Shelby Blues in the 8:30 p.m. baseball clash.
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WEW
London
Henry Parnell
Kenneth, Wable
Knothole
Burner-Sutherland and Ruggles
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Sandusky
Shelby Blues
Apprentice Jockey Clicks Six Times At Wheeling Downs
Apprentice jockey Forrest Kaelin from Louisville rode six winners in Wheeling Downs eight race program. He began with Baby Bunny at 14.20 and followed with Okla Belle Eternal Shore Sis Bob Fry Demon and One Try, culminating in the Charleroi Purse feature. A $2 parlay on his winners would have paid about $9,180.
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Wheeling
W. Va
U.pi
Forrest Kaelin
Wheeling Downs
Louisville
Booter
Waterford Park
Baby Bunny
Okla Belle
Eternal Shore
Sis Bob
Fry Demon
Kaclin
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule Across Leagues
The chart lists team wins losses and percentages for the New York, Cleveland, Boston, Washington, Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis, Detroit and Brooklyn groups. It previews yesterday results and tomorrow matchups including Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York, St Louis at Washington, and Detroit at Philadelphia with multiple night games and two-game sets.
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G. W. L. Pet
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Loui
Detroit
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pridelphia
Bry
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Hacker
St. Louis
Burdette
Staley
Roberts
Necdal
Grocers Win 2-1 Clinches First-Half Softball Title
Smitty's Grocery beat Cherney's Beverages 2-1 at Lexington Avenue Field to clinch the first-half crown in City Class B Softball. Emil Pais allowed one run on three hits through seven innings, while Jack Traxler took the loss after a late three-run rally. C. A Olsen Company and Rone Radio also won in other second-half games.
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Smitty's Grocery
Cherney's Beverages
Lexington Avenue
Grocers
Cherney’s Beverages
Emil Pais
Jack Traxler
Traxler
Bill Ignatz
Pais
Dick Jantz
Jim Rutter
Harlan Chapman
C. A Olsen Company
Pfaudler Compas
Rowe Hadio
Bendix-Westinghouse
Bob Toth
Olsen Company
I Ihe
Jim Grambly
Rone Radio
Ray Howard
Frank Karby
S Smitty
Eas Seneca
Cherney
Grafton PX Drugs
Plaudler Company
C. A Olsen
Pet
Smitty's Grocery Wee Ener
COA Isen Company
Ween Tho
Rone
New Cities Chase Fall Football Telecasts For NBC Plan
The NBC controlled television plan expands to 10 more cities and about 19 million sets. A year after 54 cities joined, New Orleans Dallas Fort Worth Houston Oklahoma City Phoenix Seattle Tulsa Denver have access this season. A single game weekly will be shown to all regions with no blackouts.
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Stanopotowsky
United Press
New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New Orleans
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tex
Houston
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Diego
Calif
Seattle
Tulsa
Okla
Denver
Realtors Seek Tourney Crown in Lorain Class B Final
Lehman Johnson Realtors and American Shipbuilders meet at Cascade Park in the Lorain City Class B League finals a single elimination tourney. Each semifinal winner will claim the championship after the regular season. Shipbuilders dominated halves this season while Realtors finished runner up in both halves with one prior tourney win.
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Lehman-Johnson Realtors
American Shipbuilders
Lorain City
Cascade Park
Realtors
All-City League Pin Captains Schedule Midweek Meeting
Stoney's All-City Bowling League holds a meeting Wednesday at 8 in Stoney's Rainbow Lanes announced by secretary Frank Kayden. Teams may reserve spots. two places remain for five man averages of 910 or less.
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Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Frank Kayden
Kayden
Home Tenpin League Meeting For 1952 53 Season
Stoney’s Home Bowling League will hold a meeting to discuss rules and plans for the 1952 53 season. Secretary Frank Kayden invites all team captains and bowlers interested in joining to attend at 8 PM tomorrow night at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes.
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Stoney
Frank Kayden
Rainbow Lanes
Leading batters of the season for key clubs
The list highlights top hitters such as Fain of Philadelphia with 133 runs and 334 at bats, Woodling of New York at 316 at bats with 103 hits, Mitchell of Cleveland at 348 at bats with 112 runs, Musial at 326 average, Lenis with 433 at bats and 141 runs, Kluszewski of Cincinnati at 343 at bats with 121 hits, and Lockman of New York with 438 at bats and 134 RBIs.
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G. AB. R . Per Fain
Philadelphia
Woodling
New York
Mitchell
Cleveland
National League Musial
Lenis
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Rt Lockman
Legion Nine Seeks Third Straight Loop Title
American Legion Post 12 seeks a third straight Little League West title as Elyria Eagles travel to Lappin Field for Game 2 of the best-of-three series at 6 o'clock Wednesday. Post 12 already leads 1-0 after a 2-1 win Sunday and can clinch with another victory. a Eagles win would force a decisive third game scheduled for Sunday.
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American Legion Post
Elyria Eagles
Lappin Field
American Legion
Eagles
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