Indians Still In Race, Lopez Vows Changes Ahead
Cleveland manager Al Lopez refused to concede the season despite a 6 2 loss to the Philadelphia A’s that dropped the Indians to second place a half game behind the idle Yankees. He hinted at lineup changes and even considered Rudy York as a pinch-hitter. Ken Kennedy’s third inning error set the tone as Bob Feller’s bid for his 21st win unraveled. Kennedy later homered, with Morris Martin walking Luke Easter with the bases loaded for Cleveland’s sole runs.
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Ohio State eyed for NBC football telecasts with Indiana and Michigan
National broadcasting company reportedly prepared to televise Ohio State football games with Indiana and Michigan as part of an NCAA led experiment. Westinghouse would publish the full schedule next week, with coverage to cover top college games.
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Series To Start On Sunday In Lorain-Medina Baseball
Westlake, post-season winner in a double-elimination tourney, opens Sunday against Brunswick in a best-of-three for the league title at Westlake. Valley City forfeited the final, altering the opener. If needed, a second game is set for Monday at Brunswick with a possible third game later.
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Moose Club Wins Ridgeville Softball Crown in Postseason
Ridgeville Moose Club captured the championship of the Ridgeville Softball League postseason tournament by defeating Belden Merchants 9 to 2. Tyler Goodman pitched a six hit game and kept Belden scoreless after the first frame as Moose Club claimed the title while Rone Radio led the regular season. In a prelim, Sheffield girls beat Ridgeville girls 15 to 7 in five innings.
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Oberlin Golf Championship Closes Final Round Tightens
Bob Clark of Oberlin College led defending champion Larry Bohrer by seven strokes after 18 holes in the Class A Oberlin Golf Tournament. Clark shot 39 39 78 for 78, while Bohrer posted 43 4 84 amid putting woes as they prepared for the final 18 holes starting at 2 p.m.
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Farr and Bakat Win Rough City Boxing Showdowns
United Press report lists Farr from Wales outpointing McCall in Hangor Wales and Bakat from Kulpmont outpointing Henri in Mt Carmel. Grontek of Lincoln Park defeats Underwood in Detroit in a string of regional bouts.
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Major Loop Leaders By United Press
Major League leaders highlighted with top players in the National and American leagues. Musial of St Louis leads in several categories while Robinson of Brooklyn and Ashburn of Philadelphia show strong batting lines. Kell of Detroit and Minoso of Chicago post notable totals as league leaders with high averages and runs.
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Gertrude Ederle recalls historic channel crossing and career
In a candid Sportrait interview Scott Baillie profiles Gertrude Ederle on the 25th anniversary of her English Channel triumph. She debunks rumors, recalls gold medals in Paris 1924, the 1925 disqualification, and how she changed swimming with the American crawl and diet. She notes modern swimmers turning the channel into spectacle and reflects on public expectations.
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