Cavaliers Fight Old Adage In South Amherst Preview
South Amherst High under coach Jack Wilhelm aims to prove success does not breed more success. With 12 lettermen returning, 27 candidates, and a split-T offense, the Cavaliers seek a stronger Inland Conference showing, opening Sept 6 at a preview under lights.
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Fred Balzer
Bill Walis
Lou Levey
Art Roose
Bill Stones
Russ Moser
Carl Nay
Bob LaLonde
Don Fau
Schedule Preview From Avon Buckeye Columbia South Amherst
District junior varsity results show Lorain 13 at Buckeye 20 and 27 at Brookside Oct 4. Columbia and LaGrange Avon 26 at Berlin Heights and 1 at Firelands in an early season grid of local prep games.
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Browns Aim For Coast Win
The Cleveland Browns fly to San Francisco for an exhibition at Kezar Stadium hoping to end a coast run of seven straight defeats. They last beat the 49ers in 1949 and face injury notes on Fullback Joe Perry while John Brodie earns consideration as starter for San Francisco.
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Indians Beat Orioles 13-4 as Tigers Loom in Standings
Cleveland erupts for 13 hits and four homers led by Colavito Wertz as Mike Garcia holds Baltimore to secure a 13-4 victory. Al Smith Hogan and Wertz homer, Colavito adds three hits. Indians trail Tigers by one and a half in the AL standings with three-game set looming.
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Familiar Story Massillon And Canton McKinley Again
Massillon and Canton McKinley prepare for another Ohio high school grid season. McKinley returns most of its 1956 power unit with new quarterback Marv Scoville and back Arnold Lewis while Massillon relies on quarterback Mark Anthony and a veteran line led by Chuck Belter and Ivory Benjamin Vas. The inevitable Massillon McKinley title chase looms as spring scrimmages show both teams’ strength.
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Two Tilts Set At Lakewood In A B C Tournament
Defending champion Cincinnati meets Dayton tonight at Madison field in Lakewood as part of the state American Baseball Congress tournament. The other game features Cleveland Factory Furniture versus Toledo Perrysburg Merchants. Aktor defeated Lakewood Collier Construction 21 in Thursday action.
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Northfield Horse Entries and Selections Tonight
Northfield card lists nine races with trot and pace events. Notable entries include Kaynote and Avalon Millie in R1, Bobby Cash and Easter Benn in R2, Clever Lucy and Knights Boy in R3, Haerdin and Bold Bob in R4, Bo What and Ohle Farmer in R6, Attorney Dillon and Roy Affair in R7, Adios The Great in R8, and Job and Fountain Square in R9. odds shown in parentheses.
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Race of the Day at Randall Park Harness Racing
The Sportcast lists RORSE RACING race of the day from Randall Park at 5 05 p m plus Detroit at Cleveland baseball on WDOK WEOL WERE at 7 55 boxing bout Ralph Dupasow versus John Buyse in a 10 round lightweight fight and Northfield Park harness racing on KYW station at 10 45.
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Savitt Brough Open 76th National Tennis Championship at Forest Hills
Forest Hills hosts the 76th National Championships with second seeds Louise Brough and Dick Savitt opening against a field that includes Althea Gibson in a wide open men’s draw. Gibson, the Wimbledon queen, also leads a strong field as she faces Karol Fageros on Saturday while Savitt seeks top form amid rivals Rosewall and Hoad in the pro ranks.
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Coon Dogs In Big Test at Leafy Oak National Trial
More than 400 top coon dogs are set to compete as the Leafy Oak national trial opens five miles west of Mansfield Route 30. With 335 advance entries and 100 post entries expected, participants from nine states join 21 heats tomorrow and 12 more on Sunday. The event crowns a national champion after eight semi finals and two finals run Labor Day alongside semi finals.
Fearless Breaks Even at Rio Races in Humorous Tale
In Rio de Janeiro Fearless bets 100 cruzeiros and captures a 70-length win with Mischief at the Jockey Club of Brazil, describing a homesick bettor’s odd method to beat the races in Portuguese dominated fields. He narrowly breaks even after later bets on Oh Johnny.
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Clark Raps 648 Series at Perky Lanes
Earl Clark led the Thursday Men's Bowling League with a 648 series on games of 228 179 241 at Perky Lanes. Clark's third game was the night's high individual single. Myers Motor posted the top team game with 921, while Farm and Dairy had the high team series at 2547.
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Bentley Rained Out in Junior Legion Tourney Clash
Rain Thursday night washed out the national American Legion Junior baseball tournament game between Cincinnati Bentley Post and Mankato Minnesota. Cincinnati is the Ohio representative.
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Russian Records Doubted Over Spring Like Shoes
International track officials weigh world record legitimacy after seven foot high jumps by Russians. Western bodies probe reports that Soviet athletes wore thick soled shoes acting like springs at takeoff. Critics cite photos shows Russia’s Yuri Stepanov and another seven foot jumper in basketball style footwear.
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Dupas Favored To Beat Busso In Televised Bout
Miami Beach. Ralph Dupas, 21, the nation’s No. 2 lightweight, is a 2-1 favorite to defeat highly regarded Johnny Busso in a 10 round televised bout. Dupas says anger over court troubles, seeking to prove he is white, will fuel his performance as he aims to vent his wrath on Busso in the ring.
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U S Golfers Favored In Walker Cup Opener
Minneapolis hosts the 16th Walker Cup with the United States as strong favorite over Great Britain. The U.S. seeks a seventh consecutive win after 14 victories to Britain’s one. Four Scotch foursomes open today with eight singles tomorrow, each 36 holes and worth one point.
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