Browns Praise Line After Preseason Tie With Steelers
Coach Paul Brown lauds the offensive and defensive line after Cleveland’s 28-13 preseason win over Pittsburgh at the Rubber Bowl. Rookie Jim Brown shines, Tom O Connell passes well, and Brown travels 48 yards for a standout touchdown as the club heads to the West Coast for a game against the 49ers.
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Akron Rubber Bowl
Tom O’connell
Jim Brown
Syracuse
Glassmen Bow Out in Tough Loss to Cuyahoga Valley
LAKEWOOD Lorain Glass fell 9-3 to Cuyahoga Valley in American Baseball Congress action. Cuyahoga Valley notched its second tourney win over Lorain after a rained out game, while Lorain slipped to the losers' bracket following a 5-3 defeat earlier. Larry Bartlome doubled and tripled in the loss with Bill Fazekas taking the mound for Lorain.
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Lorain Glass
American Baseball Congress
Cuyahoga Valley
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Valley Mine
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Glass
Larry Bartlome
Bill Fazekas
New London Downs West Second Time In Little League Win
New London Little League graduates notched their second straight win over Elyria West at Lappin Field 5 1. Stephen Byron and Bob Cook combined on a three hitter with Byron leading hitters for New London with two safeties in three trips Dick Barefoot had two hits for Elyria while Rudy Rehm added the lone Elyria hit. Both teams fielded 20 players and all saw action. Rew London 203 O0 5 6 2 Elyria LLW 100 00 1 3 2 Byron B Cook and Stewart Van Valkenburg Barefoot Surton Rehm 4
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Bob Cook
Byron
Dick Barefoot
Elyria
Rudy Rehm
West
R. H. E Rew
London
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Stewart
van Valkenburg
Barefoot
Surton
Rehm
Lorain to Host Kegler Meeting for Bowling Tournament
Ohio State Bowling Association executive committee plans a Sept 8 meeting at Antlers Hotel Lorain to approve the 54th annual Ohio State Bowling Tournament. Local zone director is Howard Lange of Elyria.
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Ohio State Bowling Association
Antlers
Howard Lange
Elyria
Archery Columnist Triumphs at Northeastern Ohio Meet
Hal Rothgery of the Chronicle Telegram won the men's freestyle division with 875 points at the Northeastern Ohio Field Archery Championships hosted by Black River Bow Benders in Scottwood near Elyria. Vetrovsky from Cleveland scored 874 to place second. 91 shooters from 36 clubs competed.
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Elyria
Jerry Kostyo
Archer
Ohio
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Fairview Park
Kostyo
Northeaton
Chronicle-Telegram
Northeastern Ohio
River Bow Benders
Scottwood
Elyria Area
Rothgery
Wilbert Vetrovsky
Cleveland
Vetrovsky
Larry ‘Gallagher
Avon
Linnea Platt
Akron
Eleanor Macradle
Jim Dillon
Dolan Denies Indian Move
Cleveland Baseball Club vice president Nate Dolan says the Indians are not moving to Minneapolis. He notes no discussions in directors meetings and that only a past board poll after an All-Star game story suggested a shift. Bill Daley had earlier denied the move.
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Cleveland Baseball Club
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Daley
Elyria U P C Drops Hosts In P A C C Tourney
Elyria U P C defeated Lorain P A C C 3 1 in the first annual P A C C Softball Tournament behind Dick Gibbs three hit pitching. Gibbs struck out seven as his team posted three hits off Frank Biada. Al Pena relieved Biada, worked two thirds of an inning, and held the rest of the game. U P C now meets Lorain Amvets Friday at 8 30 p m and Wellington T A battles Fruchauf Trailer Avon Lake at 7 30 p m.
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Lorain P.A.C.C
P.A.C.C
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U.P.C
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Frank Biada
al Pena
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Lorain Amvets
Wellington T & A
Fruchauf
Avon Lake
Jewel's Reward Triumphs in $144,550 Washington Park Futurity
Jewel's Reward, a 12-1 long shot, pulled off a surprising upset to win the Washington Park Futurity for 2-year-olds, taking the $144,550 purse at Chicago. The victory highlights a standout performance by the juvenile colt in the track's top event.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Oberlin Coach Faces Mixed Prospects For 1957 Grid
Oberlin High football coach Pete Fanning weighs both strengths and gaps as the team starts its second season under him. With a 7-1 record last year and a share of the Southwestern Conference title, Oberlin faces loss of key linebackers but returns 13 lettermen. Fanning shifts practice, hopes to sharpen the defense, and fields a backfield centered on Joe Harris and Jay Coniam with depth at quarterback and the line led by veterans. The opener is Sept 13 at Midview, with four home and four away games, including non conference dates against North Olmsted, Rocky River, Bay, and others.
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Oberlin High
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Victory
Allen Chang
Clif Atkinson
Obertin
Indians
Joe Harris
Flash
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Chaney
Jay Coniam
Lee Townsel
Alan Spiegelberg
Denny Chamberlain
Ron Spiegelberg
Wigginton
Elyria
Russ Lynch
North Olmsted
Bay
Midview
Tribe
Middies
Oberlin High School
Jay Contam
Crucial Series Starts Tuesday Chisox Down Many Times But Can't Be Counted Out
The disease fighting Yankees and White Sox battle in a pivotal three game set starting Tuesday as Chicago, despite lingering slumps, closes to four games behind New York. Yankees star players Whitey Ford and Bob Shaw are sidelined, while Chicago’s Bob Keegan and Bill Fischer anchor wins in a mixed day of action.
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Baseball Standings Sy United Press National League
National League standings summary from United Press shows team positions and records for ongoing season. Key teams listed with wins and losses, highlighting top contenders and tail-end clubs in the circuit.
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Baseball doubleheader results with scattered scores
Baseball results from a split twin bill show Chicago beating Baldinare 23 to 57 in an erratic first game and Chicago taking a 3 to 5 loss in the second. Baltimore wins 5 to 3 in the second pair, while other MLB scores feature Cincinnati New York Detroit and Brooklyn with varying outcomes including home runs by Bauer and Hodges. International and minor leagues list Montreal over Rochester, Buffalo over Toronto, and Saratoga Handicap results highlight a 15 to 1 upset victory.
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