Browns Meet Colts In Akron Exhibition Debut
Cleveland Browns field a veteran-laden lineup for their 147 debut against the Baltimore Colts at the Rubber Bowl in Akron. Coach Paul Brown starts eight players from the Yankees game with Mac Speedie and Darie Vavelli at ends and Tom Colella at halfback. Colt rivalry with Cecil Isbell’s squad marks third meeting of the coaches. The piece also covers sheriff Carl Finegan’s anecdote about Mickey Walker and Elyria area prep practice notes.
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Cleveland Browns
Paul E. Brown
Baltimore Colts
Akron
Rubber Bowl
New York Yankees
Browns
Mac Speedie
Darie Vavelli
Don Greenweed
Brewen
Dog House
Greenweed
Celelia
Bob Cowan
Jim Dewar
Indiana
Horace Gillom
Jihi Yerakov
Chet Adams
Len Simonetti
Isbell
Sox Rally In 12th To Edge Indians 4 2
Chicago White Sox nip Cleveland Indians 4 2 in 12 innings as Joe Haynes stalls the Tribe with a five hitter. Bob Lemon fits seven solid games, Ken Keltner sustains a chin cut and Eddie Bockman may fill in at third as Gettel eyes 10th win. Attendance 9,910.
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Tribe
Chicago White Sox
Joe Haynes
Bob Lemon
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al Gettel
White Sox
Ken Keltner
Eddie
Bockman
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Gordon
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Kilentay
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Berry
Louis KOed on air in golf tourney upset
Philadelphia report says heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis was defeated by Detroit dairyman Tup Holmes in the Negro United Golfers Association National Open quarter-finals. Holmes won 4 and 2, ending Louis’s run at the 8th hole after Louis overshot a shot out of bounds.
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Joe Louis
Detroit
Tup Holmes
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Noor
How They Stand JTL and Major League Scores
The column lists team standings with wins losses and percentages for Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Washington New York and others. Yesterday results show Chicago 8 Cleveland 3 Detroit 3, and Brooklyn 6 Chicago 4 with multiple city matchups and noted upcoming games and standings shifts.
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New York
Ty Botton
Detroit
Philadelph
Cleveland
Chicago
Weahington
Iine Benton
Rosiatt
Develang
Washington
Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
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Lote
Phil Ladelphis
Pitaburgh
Histon
Cipeinnath
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Bost
Pritedeipnia
Lealy
Cinemtel
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Chute
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Kansas Cry
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General Motors Clinches Western Division Softball Title
General Motors annexed the Western Division championship of the Industrial Softball League at Oberlin Road Field by a 7-1 win over Parseh Lumber and Coal. GM led from the start as pitcher Phil Line dominated, with George Valentik less effective. The series shifts to a title showdown with General Industries, Eastern Division champ, in a best-of-three. First game of the GM vs Industries is Sunday night at Oberlin Road Field as part of a doubleheader card.
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Kramer
Sisle
Aginst Schroider
Berker
Big Jack
Vinny
Jobo Bromwich
Gchrpeder
Fontesty
Palls
Bromwich
Schroeder Wall
Bromich
Colin Long
Augsle
Lingwood
Long
Uus
Forest
Wahering Parsch Lumber and Coal
Oberlin Road Field
General Motors
Creneral Industries
Eircuit
Parseh Lumber
Coal
Phil Line
George Valenti
Line
Valentik
Mators
Parsch Lumber
Gene Myers
General Motors Secs
Hangeey
Joe Akers
Sga
Myers
General Industries
W.ew
Dean
V.flw
V.F.W
Ban On Smith Stays In Force
The executive committee of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues refuses to reinstate Homer Smith, former president of the Delano club, after suspending him in 1946 for a year following an umpire altercation. He must appear before the committee in Miami for a further hearing. CHICAGO describes the Jiggers baseball project, owned by Mr and Mel Wablian Hopkins, currently training to become a writer, while the Hopkins Children Huraho and Brockman work on attracting attention to noises heard in the area.
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National Association of Professioninl
Homer Smith
Delano
Fla
Smith
Miami
Chicago
Siggers
Mr. and
Mel. Wablian
Henry Hopkins
Hopkins
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Brockman
Jiggers
Legion Juniors Feted At Banquet
Members of the Elyria based American Legion Juniors baseball team were honored at a Spring Valley banquet sponsored by J R Dally Motor Company. Speakers included Bob Clark of Chertin College. Gifts were presented to Dall Fitzpatrick and Huten. Elyria Legion Post No 12 chair, Elyria district titleholders, were eliminated in the state tourney at Delaware.
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American Legion
Spring Valley Land
J. R. Dally Motor Company
Bob Clark
Chertin College
Clark
J. R. Dall
Lynn Fitzpatrick
Howard Hotun
Hersh Shannon Robert Mason
George Day
David Beckwith
Jim McNulty
Howard Hafferkamp
Howard Kamin
Elyria High
Fitzpatrick
Elyria Legion Post No
Huten
Elyria Legion
Delaware
Fox Varieties and Vestigial Traits in Mammal Breeding
Observations from University of California note attempts to deprive urinary zinc in foxes to create platinum fur, yet platinized foxes yield fur durability inferior to Norwegian stock. Commercially raised foxes in the U.S. include the silver fox, with grey foxes lagging behind red fox in speed, the red fox reportedly reaching 30 miles per hour.
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University of California
United States
Mize Seeks Ruth Mark With 44 Homers and 81 Games Left
New York Giants star Hank Mize, with 44 homers and 81 games remaining, trails Babe Ruth’s 60 in a historic pace. He prodded a three run homer to beat the Cardinals 6 4 as Brooklyn’s John Jorgensen drove in four in a 6 2 win over Chicago. Other scores include Red Sox, Braves and Phillies wins in a day of heavy offense and late drama.
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Mize
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Big John
Redbirds
Enos Slaughter
Stan Musial
Whitey Kurow Ishi
Moonlyn
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Pwilch
Ray Lamanne
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Tommy Holmes
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Rowe
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Harry Walker
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Steve O'Neill
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ClevelandIndians
Cass Michaels
Mike Tresh
Joe Haynes
Haynes
John Jorgensen
Chicago
Dodger
Robinson Battles Sebastian Tonight at Madison Square Garden
About 19 500 American Legionnaires will watch Flashy Sebastian take on Ray Robinson in a world welterweight bout at the Madison Square Garden punctuated as a Legion convention entertainment. The show is organized with Eddie Eagan, boxing commissioner chair, aiming for a decisive performance.
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Sugar) Robinson
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E Teams Battle In Second Game Of Title Series
The Class F1 League title series resumes at Cascade Park with Bittner Funeral Home facing Elyria Brass and Bronze. Bittner, first half champion, won game one 11 to 3 Tuesday. A win today at 5 30 p m gives Bittner the season title. Elyria forces a deciding game with a victory.
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Elyria Brass
Bronze
Local Fairways League Final Promises Championship Match
Final results from the Local Fairways League list Cherry Ridge and Olsen Manufacturing as top groups with players like Joe Van Knowles and Sniezek posting high scores. Winners include low par scores by Van Bhike and Carl Sniezek. prize names feature Howard Perkins and George Hadaway among others. The championship 18 hole match is set for September 8 alongside the league round-up. Origin of softball noted as indoor baseball roots dating back to 1909.
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Malehea
Cherty Ridge
Olsen Manusfacturing
Chetty Ridge
Plaudler Company
Fey Insurance
Wester Automatic
Thew Shovel
American Radiator
Olsen Manufacturing Company
Knowlet and Snievek
Haserodt Jewelérsa
Ed’ Tavern
Knowes and Shi
Fey Insurancé
Van
Bhike
Howard Perkins
Beanie Kelble
Paul Urbansek
George Hadaway
Wigfield
Ernie Varga
Big Lawrence
Cherry Ridge
Olsen Manufacturing
Bll Lawrence
Ken Ratcil
Frank Demaria
Frank Fritz
Ley Noster
Bill Ehik
Jen Noster
George Emody
John Surdock
Ehike
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Ike) Trubey
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Dopey) Phelps
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