Notre Dame Legends Surface in Browns Bears Preseason Clash
Notre Dame figures loom in Cleveland Stadium as six Irish alums suit up for the Browns and four ex-ND stars tee off for the Bears. Johnny Lujack George Connor Bill Wightkin Ernie Zalejski Jim Martin Lou Rimkus headline the NFL exhibition pairing set for Friday night.
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Indians Fall to Red Sox in 15 14 Heartbreaker
Boston erased an 11 run deficit to beat Cleveland 15 14 fueling a crucial AL clash with New York for second place. Bob Lemon started strong for Cleveland before Boston’s eight run fourth inning and late surges as Ray Boone and Walt Dropo sparked the comeback. Nixon earned the win and Feller absorbing the loss as Cleveland slips two games behind Detroit and one behind the Yankees.
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Lanes Home Pin Loop Bowling League Seeks Teams
Money Home Bowling League at Rainbow Lanes meets Wednesday evening at 8.00. Two teams spots available for averages around 860 pins. League opens season on Wednesday September 16 with a 7 o'clock shift.
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Red Sox Rally Behind ONeill After Sweep of Top Teams
Boston's Red Sox, now 42-19 under manager Steve O'Neill since June 23, defeated Cleveland 15-14 in a wild rally and moved within three games of Detroit and one behind Cleveland. O'Neill praised the team's fighting spirit as Boston rides a 2-2 record against strong clubs into upcoming series with the Athletics and Senators.
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ABC Tournament Opens Thursday In Ohio Congress Meet
Seven top amateur clubs race for the state crown in the Sixth Annual Ohio American Baseball Congress tournament at Ashtabula. Akron Borden Autos opens against Lakewood Plover Cafe at 7 p.m. Thursday with North Canton Hoover Sweepers vs Andover Athletic Club in the nightcap. Friday features Carl Schmidt Chevrolets vs Willman Furniture and Zanesville Armco against Dayton Morain Products in double elimination play. The champion advances to Battle Creek Michigan for the Amateur World Series September 16-24.
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UPC A Team Plays At Abbeyville Tonight
UPC A softball team faces Barberton BWC 20168 in the Abbeyville tournament at 8 o clock. The winner meets undefeated Abbeyville at 9 15 with the title at stake and a Thursday tiebreaker possible. UPC members meet at 7 this evening.
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McGregor Is Beaten in Opening Round at U S Tennis
In Forest Hills, Frank Sedgman and Don McNeill advanced past round one as Aussie challenger McGregor fell to U S champion McNeill 9-7 3-6 6-4 6-1 after a Davis Cup influenced eventful first day of the U S Tennis Championships. Gardnar Mulloy dominated Tony Vincent 6-4 6-0 6-1 to reach round two.
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Two Fire 68s In Ohio Open Tourney
A field of 148 Ohio money golfers and fun players begin the Ohio Open with two 68s from Herman Keiser defending champion and Earl Christiansen a three under second nine. Amateurs Tom Nieporte Johnny Zoller and Jim Caspicc shot 72s to lead the 72s.
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UPC Women Bowlers Schedule Meeting for 1950-51
The United Polish Club Women's Bowling League will meet at 7 30 this evening at UPC clubrooms Oberlin Road to organize the 1950 51 season. Plans call for a six team league possibly expanding to eight with matches at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes on Sunday afternoons from 3 o'clock.
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Major Loop Line Scores Major League Baseball Highlights
Summary of American and National League games with scoring innings, pitchers, and home runs. Detroits 9th inning rally faded. Newhouser listed as losing pitcher. Swift, Groth and Vale homer for Detroit. Zerlinman and Sauer homered for New York Chicago. Schadens and Seminick connected for Phillies. detailed box scores mention winning and losing pitchers and home run totals.
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O'Neill Humbles Williams Dilemma For Red Sox Lineup
Boston manager Steve O'Neill faces a tough choice as Ted Williams nears return. Billy Goodman has surged from .331 to .370 in Williams absence, but benching the star slugger could hurt gate appeal and lineup balance with teammates Dom DiMaggio and Al Zarilla hitting over .330.
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O neal stars as Red Sox surge in wild 15 14 win over Indians
New Boston slugger Billy O'Neill leads the attack as Goodman shifts to third and Pesky to short amid Boston's 13th win in 14. The Red Sox erase a 12-1 deficit to top Cleveland 15-14 while Tigers fall to the A's and White Sox edge the Yankees.
Olympic Recreation B Loop Meets Wednesday
The Olympic Recreation Class B Bowling League will hold an important meeting at the alleys at 8 o clock Wednesday evening. Officials will elect two men to fill unoccupied offices and discuss loop rules. Two team openings and several individual spots remain. telephone Ray Dahl Jr at 37-281 or see him at the Olympic Recreation.
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Elyria All Star Little League to Play at Cleveland Stadium
Elyria youths aged 12 prepare for a Sunday September 10 game at Cleveland Stadium against a Cleveland Class F League selection. The 18 player roster includes Dave Basinski and Jim Butler and tickets are limited to 200 for players and parents.
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Leaders In The Major Leagues Hit Keil
Major league leaders highlight strong hitting for Keil as the Tigers, Red Sox, Yankees, Cardinals, and others post solid performances. DiMaggio and Musial produce notable at bats while Rizzuto and Stephens contribute in their respective clubs.
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