Rubber Bowl Exhibition Set for All America Conference Tilt
Cleveland Browns meet Brooklyn Dodgers in an Akron Rubber Bowl exhibition expected to draw a record crowd. Former Buckeyes under Brown loom large as 42 players practice, with several ex pro men aiming for starting roles. Also notes Bowling Congress growth and local sports tidbits including Bernie Lysaght Navy discharge and Ice Capades tickets.
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Cleveland Browng
Brooklyn Dodgers
Akron
Aranda
Massillon
Alliance
Paul Brown
Brown
Chio State
Navy
Ohio State
Cleve
Beewna
Browne
Bowling Green
Sistefits
Vine
Arog
Lin Houston
George Chetoke
Bill Willis
Daniel
Lou Gross
Dante Lavelli
Gene Fekete
Chicago Bears
Alton Copipage
Chicago Cardinals
Lou Rymkus
Washington Redskins
George
Ned) Bird
Betty Mack
Valley City
American Bowling Congress
ABC
Milwaukee
Congress
Jost Lo
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Bernie Lysaght
Elyria High School
Batavis
N. Y
Pony League
Great Lakes
Lysight
Frick Praises NL Prospects Amid Baseball Boom
Ford Frick notes baseball's rising appeal due to returning GIs and a vibrant crop of young NL players. He highlights Del Ennis, Ralph Kiner, Marv Rickert, Carl Furillo, Grady Hatton, Hen Zientara, Pill Cow, Bill Rigney, Bobby Adams, Joe Garagiola, and pitchers like Johnny Schmitz, Emil Kish, Ewell Blackwell, Monty Kennedy, Mike Budnick, Rex Barney, and Warren Spahn. The piece emphasizes strong future for the National League and renewed fan interest.
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Ford Frick
Laose
ETS
del Ennis
Phillies
Ralph Kiner
Pirates
Marv Rickert
Cubs
Carl Furlin
Dodgers
Kiner
Ennis
Votng
Grady Hatton
Reds
Watis
Hen Zientara
Pill Cow
Bill Rigney
Giants
Bobby Alatiner
Iants
Fersonate
Slong
Cardinals
Joe Gasagiols
Nodgers
Feewoll Anderson
Bruce Kawarde
Arey
Andy Seminich
Fife
Phillire
Johnny Schmitz
Emil Kish
Cincinnat Reds
Ewell Blackwell
Monty Kennedy
Mike Budnick
Dave Kosio
Ken Trinkle
Boston
Warren Spahn
Rex Barney
Henry Behrman
Joe Hatten
Ie Eoumify
Feller Suffers Tenth Setback Losing To Yankees
New York defeats Cleveland 4 to 0 under lights before 71,551 fans. Bonham improves to 10 losses while Feller adds another defeat in a season troubled by strikeouts and poor support. Indians drop to fifth place, half a game ahead of the White Sox as they fail to mount offense against Ernie Bonham.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
Immient
Bobby Feller
Tribe
Chicago White Sox
Feller
New York Yankees
Bonham
Rapid Robert
Indians
Ernie Bonham
Yankees
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R.W.O. AE
Boudreau
Meltner
Tomin
A. E. Auenger
Tia Qiebiaun
Hung
Mackiewler
Keler
Konrich
Cleveland
Hasce
Feiler
Monhaina
Berry
Feder
Tin
Cou. Beatle
Kena Burkhart
Voiselle
Marty Malion
Cross
Sesai
Cheatrix
Cardinals
Eix Giant
Senators
Orval Grove
Washington
Phils
Pirates
Oscar Judd
Blix Donnely
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Denny Gatehouse
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Tigers
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Johnny Sain
Braves
Reds
Ewell Blackwell
Clearview High drills 30 in bid to defend title
A 30 player Clearview High School football squad opened the second week of practice under coach Cliff Stubblefield as the Clippers prepare for an eight game schedule. Key veterans return while several positions battle for starting spots as they face Lorain Reserves Oberlin Fairview Wellington Berea Rocky River and Amherst on the road to repeat as Southwestern Conference champions.
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Don Hawe
Clearview High School
Cliff Stubblefield
Clippers
Meater
Lorain
Oberlin
Fairview
Wellington
Berea
Rocky River
Antherst
Hamilton High School
Bay Village
Stubblefield
Lee Arthrell
Bob Williamson
Arthrell
Williamson
Robert Tieman
Ed Kosakowski
Larry Lukerie
George Crittenden
Don Zvosec
Alex Abel
Dick Beal
Beal
Titman
Zvosec
Abel
Ip Kosanoski
Crittenden
Lukenic
Sophommnres
Carl Kocorek
Kenneth Kijanp
Bark
Kovorrk
Knapp
Koerrak
Alvin Fridenstine
George Puskas
Frank Shivak
James Breznai
Jim Kerecz
Anthony Berger
Gene Hortog
Kosapas
Mike Kozupas
Soephomnre Jie Dubace
Pay Kuruce
Prank Muha
Gerald Auckholz
Sophomeres
Charles Wagner
Pay Cucuzea
Starking
Clearview
Hamilton Public High School
Oberin
Perea
Lerman
Amherst
Rocky Rover
Sousoy
Larain
Bay Wallage
Stubblefeld
Plearview
Toledo Recreation Department
Robert Eckardt
Baldwan-Wallace
William Gilles
Kent Star
Maxim Upends Walcott as Ray Stops Savold in Round Two
Madison Square Garden hosts a heavyweight bout where Maxim defeats Walcott by knockout in the second round. Veteran Savold falls as Maxim seeks the title. medical staff check Walcott’s damaged hands. Referee Paul Cavallero rules the bout as a five round show, with Walcott’s camp protesting the finish.
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Peeyare
Walentis
Nene
Mme
Paul Cavahier
Poopulti
Masim
Walenti
Maxim
Hokey Recreation routs Club Tristan in Lorain County softball
Hokey Recreation of Lorain routed Club Tristan 6 to 3 as pitcher Al Danichi dominated the Tristan batters. Colson Corporation forfeited to South Amherst American Legion with eight players available after rain halted their game. Mokey Recreation jumped to a two run lead with Bill Bulger’s triple and continued scoring aided by Tristam errors and multiple hits. Steve Barby took the loss, with Ed Shaff, stall and Herman Dumke pitching in relief.
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Tristan and
Colson Corporation
Lorain County
Taut Hight
Operlin
Tristan
Hokey Recreation
Lorains
al Danichi
Tristam Batlers
Rea
South Amherst American Legion
Phil Line
Colson
South Amherst
Mokey Recreation
Bill Bulger
Tristam
Mike Trbovich
Johnny Lengyel
Danichi
Bulger
Steve Barby
Karby
Ed Shaff
Stall
Herman Dumke
Hokey Batere
Tourney Schedule Tonight at Avon Lake and Amherst
Two tournament games are set for tonight at Avon Lake Garage field. Hokey Recreation faces South Amherst American Legion after Avon Lake Garage battles Elyria V. F. W. 1078 in the opener at 7:30 p.m. Danicki held the Hokey hitters to four hits while fanning 19 in seven innings.
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Tristam
Frank Metera
Danickl
Danicks
Avon Lake Garage
Elyria V. F. W
Hokey Recreation
South Amherst American Legion
A.k.se
Danicki
Legion Defeats Meats To Win D Loop Title
American Legion Blue clinched the Class D League title by edging Halasz Meats 5 to 4 at Cascade Park. McNulty allowed five hits and struck out 10 to get the win. Piper took the loss. Moyer and McRibrick led Legion with two hits. Yucka added a homer for Meats.
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Cascade Park
Aubricas Legion Blue
Halasz Meats
McNulty
Jim McNulty
Jack Piper
Ralph Moyer
Ariple
Pil McRkibrick
Legion
Bill Yucka
Meats
American Legion Blue
Ray Giarden Knocks Out Savolad At Ebbets Field
Ray Giarden halted veteran Lee Savolad in the second round before 44,900 fans at Ebbets Field. The Brooklyn bout saw Savolad press and dodge early while Giarden landed rapid head blows, sending Savolad down twice in the second round and out at 1:39. Savolad, a tenacious veteran, had faced top contenders over the past decade.
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Giarden
Lee Savolad
Ebbets Field
Ray
Brooklyn
Sevold
Paterson
N. Gd
Hasings
Minneapolis
Ahook
Savald
Fraigne Fullain
Cards Lead By Game As Rookie Lefty Homers In Ninth
Yesterday's star rookie Walt Sessi delivered a ninth inning homer with two outs to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3 2 victory over the Giants. The win secured a one and a half game lead in the National League as the Dodgers faltered and other major league games unfolded.
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Walt Bvers
NE York
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Dodgers
Cardinals
St. Louis
Doidgers
Cubs
Chicago
Giants
Iack
Walt Sessi
Pinleyville
Thal
Bill Voiselle
Hing
Jeff Cross
Mien
Alohn Brazie
Voiselle
Sportsmatt's Park
Eac
Bucks Face Cut to 118 as OSU Football Camp Shrinks
Ohio State coach Paul Bixler reduced the 230 man squad to 118 after two days of practice under a hot sun. New plays were added and doubtful players ran a tight scrimmage to prove potential. A further 20 to 25 players will be cut next week, with divisions into Varsity and day-Vees outlined.
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Columbus
Paul Bixter
Ohio State
Havel
Aonoince Noel
Bucks
Bixier
Jis
Bixler
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