Kinder's Relief Hurling Puts Red Sox A Game Up In AL
Ellis Kinder, 37, earned his sixth win in relief as Boston beat Cleveland 4 to 3 at Municipal Stadium. He escaped a ninth inning jam, striking out Easter and Doby after Luke Easter's three run double had cut the lead. Boston moves one game ahead of Chicago while New York sits 1.5 back. Cleveland trails by 2.5.
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Stanopotowski
United Press
EW York
Ellis Kinder
Boston Red Sox
Ellis
Kinder
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
Bosox
Chicago
Yankees
Boston
Steve O'Neill
Joe Page
Jim Konstanty
Phillies
Bob Avila
Larry Doby
Easter
Bob Lemon
Indians
Leo Kiely
Clyde Vollmer
Dom DioMaggio
Johnny Pesky
Ted Wilee
Ray Boone
Vollmer
Buddy Rosar
Doby
Kiely
Wight
Vic Raschi
Bob Kuzava
White Sox
Yanks
Johnny Mize
Raschi
Chisox
Bill Pierce
Philadelphia A's
Gus Zernial
Eddie Joost
Kiner belts three homers as Pirates topple Dodgers 13 12
Ralph Kiner slugged three roundtrippers including a grand slam to power Pittsburgh past Brooklyn 13 12. Joe Garagiola Gus Bell and Jackie Robinson with Dodgers homers followed, while Cardinals Musial Slaughter led St Louis to 9 6 over Boston Braves. Cubs beat Giants 6 3 as Hiller quieted Mays. Reds and Phillies split a two night doubleheader 2 1 and 1 0. Cavaliers announce independent softball game at Abbeyville with 7:30 kickoff from Riverside Homes.
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Gus Bell
Roy Campanella
Jackie Robinson
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Country Slaughter
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Willie Mays
Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
Willie Ramsdell
Bubba Church
Ken Johnson
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Herm Wehmeier
Frank Smith
Cavaliers
Fight
Abbeyville
Riverside
Tom Mitchell
William Moore
Vets Drop Second Place as Cavaliers Edge 6-5
V.F.W. No. 1079 fell 6-5 to Cavaliers at Lexington Avenue field, ending a tie for second in City Softball League. Duke Blair and Fred Ross led with two hits each for the Vets while Harold Causby earned the win with eight strikeouts. Coach-Uthe Company remained unbeaten in the Industrial League with a 4-3 win over General Motors as Paul Fritz extended his undefeated run to eight.
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Lexington Avenue Field
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Tyler Goodman
Vets
Blair
Fred Ross
Uthe
General Motors
Paul Fritz
Couth-Uthe
Fritz
United Polish Club
al Beauchemin
Jack Yarsa
Yarsa
Jay Carmen
Vindication For Hank If Indians Win Flag
Cleveland Indians emerge as dark horses in the AL race under Hank Greenberg amid past criticisms. Greenberg defends firing Lou Boudreau and tampering charges, argues Easter is the key, praises Brissie relief, and notes Minoso’s departure to win now with a veteran pitching staff led by Fellers and Garcia.
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Fred Down
United Press
New York
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Hel
Indians
Lou Boudreau
Luke Easter
Orestes Minoso
White Sox
Boudreau
Hank
Lou
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Cleveland
Easter
Lou Brissie
Brissie
Yankee
Bob Fellers
Mike Garcia
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Feller
Garcia
al Rosen
Larry Doby
Carrasquel Sets Record With 297 Straight Chances
Chicago White Sox shortstop Chico Carrasquel ends an errorless streak at 297 chances, a new American League record, after his first miscue in the opening inning against the Yankees following a prior record run against the A’s and a run of 289 chances.
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Chicago
Chico Carrasquel
White Sox
Yankees
A's
Sreak
Phil Rizzuto
12th Kennel Club Show Set Here August 12
The Lorain County Kennel Club plans the 12th Annual All-Breed Dog Show at Roll Arena on Sunday August 12 with entries expected near last year’s 413 from 57 breeds. Judging starts 9 am and ends about 9 pm with best in show chosen. obedience trials will run concurrent in novice open and utility classes.
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Floyd Crowe
Roll Arena
Bow Dog Show
American Kennel Club
Detroit
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Crowe
August Schuhmacher
Pauline Reising
C. Perry Daily
George Smith
Marguerite Daily
Schuhmacher
Louis Arnold
Jean E. Yock
N. R. Berthold
Arnold
Albert Berger
Rees L. Davies
Anderson
Ind
Clarence C Serencer
L. W. Bonney
Reginald M. Cleveland
Adam E. Strauss
Legion Juniors Take Third League Win Over CamdenTownship
Elyria American Legion Juniors remain undefeated in district play after a 9-4 victory over Camden Township at Kipton. Pitchers Bill Yosa Dik Kosco and Almon Garrett limited Camden to five hits while Bill Meehan belted a home run and powered an eight hit Elyria offense. Neil Whitney pitched all nine for Camden.
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Camden Township
Kipton
Bill Yosa
Dik Kosco
Almon Garrett
Elyria
Camden
Bill Meehan
Neil Whitney
Ely Wins Tie For Second In Class D Baseball
Ely defeated Cascade 18 to 7 at Cascade Park to move into a share of second place in the Class D Playground Baseball League. The victory gives Ely three wins in four games, while Cascade and Franklin tied 6 if 6.
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Cascade
Cascade Park
Donovan Named Princeton Baseball Coach After Dickman Exit
Edward J. Donovan succeeds Emerson Dickman as Princeton University varsity baseball coach. He previously assisted Dickman for four years and also coaches junior varsity football and freshman basketball.
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United Press
Princeton
N. J
Edward J. Donovan
Princeton University
Emerson Dickman
Donovan
Holy Cross
Dickman
Satch Paige Returns to Browns Marred by Loss in Debut
Satchel Paige, back in the major leagues with the St. Louis Browns, allowed five runs on 11 hits in eight innings as Washington Senators beat them 7 to 1. Paige failed to unleash his promised “super” pitch while Bob Porterfield pitched six strong innings for the Senators, earning his third win. 7,848 fans watched the return.
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Ol’ Satch
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
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Senators
Bob Porterfield
Browns
Paige
Booster Club and Elyria High Plan Dinner Meeting
Elyria Booster Club and Elyria High School officials will meet Monday in a dinner session at the Sederis Hotel to discuss how the club can assist the high school athletic program for the coming school year. The Booster Club board also decided to support the sale of season football tickets.
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Elyria High School
Sederis
Booster Club
Elka Club
Fessenden Named Mansfield Health and Athletics Director
Mansfield Board of Education created a new post director of health and athletics appointing Dr. Douglas A. Fessenden formerly of Montana State University. He will begin Aug 15 under a one year contract at a salary of 5500 dollars. The board accepted the resignation of Mike Byelene after three years at Mansfield High School.
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Mansfield Board of Education
W. L. Miller
Douglas A. Fessenden
Montana State University
Miller
Mike Byelene
Mans‘field High School
Byelene
All-Star and Castle Teams Vie for Class E Title
In the Class E Hot Stove League, All-Stars face No 103 at Ely Stadium and Castle’s Wallpaper meet American Legion Cubs at Cascade Park. West Side Lumber idle. the race could end in a tie. Start time is 6 p.m. Also note: Florence Jean Hardy, 284, pleaded in response to a B B C window brick incident.
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All-Stars
Castle
Ely Stadium
American Legion
Cubs
Cascade Park
Idle West Side Lumber
EB League To Meet Tonight In City Hall Chamber
All persons connected with the Class E Hot Stove League are asked to attend a meeting this evening at City Hall council chamber at 7 30. Don Sotherden league president invites league officials team managers and representatives to be present.
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Council Chamber of City Hall
Don Sotherden
Hornsby Declines Browns Manager Job in 1951 Seattle Standby
Seattle Rainiers owner Emil Sick says Rogers Hornsby will not accept the St. Louis Browns manager post. Sick told Bill Veeck the deal is off and Hornsby will remain in Seattle for the 1951 season, with possible extension beyond that if he has a say.
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Wash
U.pi
Rogers Hornsby
Seattle Rainiers
St. Louis Browns
Emil Sick
Veeck Sick
Bill Veeck
J . Browns
Hornsby
Sick
Veeck
Browns
Souch-Uthe Company
Plaudler Company
General Matora Raciz Brake Shoe
Entry Deadline Near In Three Net Divisions
Elyria players face a Friday deadline for junior boys and girls singles and mixed doubles in the Annual City Championship Tennis Tournament. Play starts Saturday. contact Bob De Lloyd, tourney chairman, for entry. Fees are 25 cents for juniors and 30 cents for mixed doubles per person.
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Elyria Tennis Commission
City Netters
Bob DeLloyd
General Tourney
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