Browns Begin Training Camp With 55 Man Roster
The Cleveland Browns report to Hiram College in ten days for NFL training camp. Coach Paul Brown leads 55 men including 26 veterans in two a day practices, with a mix of ends, tackles, guards, centers, quarterbacks, backs and fullbacks. Newcomers list several college origins and notable players are Len Ford, Otto Graham, Marion Motley, and rex? Motley. Camp ends after the Browns visit the 49ers in Akron on September 13.
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Paul Brown
Len Ford
Horace Gillom
Dante Lavelli
Bob Cristaglio
Mac Speedie
George Young
Lou Groza
John Kissell
Derrek Palmer
John Sanausky
Abe Gibron
Lin Houston
Bill Willis
Otto Graham
Cliff Lewis
Rex Bumgardner
Ken Carporter
Tom James Dub Jones
Warren Lahr
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Harry Jagade
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Darrell Brewster
Purdue
Keever Jankovich
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Dave Raver
Springfield
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Ohio State
Ed Snerkey
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Joe Skibineki
Paraue
En Klosteman
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Notre Dame
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Floyd Huggins
Finnaal
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John Saban
Xavier
Sherman Howard
Lowe
Wait Michaels
Wahneton & Lee
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San Francisco 49Ers
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Couch-Uthe Hands Toggery Ist Loss In Blooper League
In a Blooper League game at Lexington Avenue field Coach-Uthe defeated Toggery Shop 17 to 7 ending Toggery Shop’s eight game winless stretch. Ed Jalowiec earned the win for Coach-Uthe. Jim Kehler led the offense with three hits.
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B Loop Softball Schedule at Lexington Avenue Field
City Class B league hosts two games today. C A Open Manufacturing meets Chesney's Beverages at 6 30, followed by Grafton PX Drugs versus Rone Radio around 8. All four clubs play in the first game of the second half.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday and Tonight
Yesterday results show Cleveland 7 New York 3 and Philadelphia 4 St Louis 2 with other scores. Tonight features Cleveland at New York and various American Association matchups including Boston at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Boston with multiple games noted.
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Room 1104 Loses to Olympic Gold Ambitions at Games
Four Americans shared space in room 1104 at the Olympic village with hopes of gold in track and field. Parry O’Brien won shot put with a 57+ feet heave, Sim Iness won discus with about 180 feet, Cy Young set javelin record at 242 feet, and Davis faced the 110 meter hurdles test as Harrison Dillard loomed as favorite. Finland time places the race at 6:15 pm.
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E Teams Battle In Crucial Game
In the Class EB Hot Stove League Castles Wallpaper and Wet Side Lumber, tied for first, square off at Cascade Park. Castles Wallpaper leads 7-1 and can clinch a tie for the title with a win. West Side Lumber can depose them with victory. Also on the schedule American Legion Cubs face LOO.F. No 103 at Ely Stadium. Both games start at 6 oclock.
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Hurley Seeks Championship Rules For Mon Day Fight
New York promoter Jack Hurley urged New York boxing officials to run the Monday 10 round heavyweight bout as a championship bout. He asked to waive knockdown counts and the three knockdown technical knockout rule for the night. Hurley argued the winners would earn a title shot against Jersey Joe Walcott in September.
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Harry
Kid) Matthews
Rocky Mariano
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Evedit
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Christenberry
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Walcott Offered $200000 to Defend Title in Cincinnati
Promoter Sam Becker announced a $200,000 offer to Jersey Joe Walcott to defend the heavyweight championship against Ezzard Charles in Cincinnati on September 23. He telegraphed manager Felix Boccicchio after talks with Tom Tannas and Jake Mintz, Charles' co managers, who approved the proposed bout in Charles' hometown, hoping for strong ticket sales.
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Jersey Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Becker
Felix Boccicchio
Charles
Tom Tannas
Jake Mintz
Elyria Legion Juniors top Medina A L Juniors 3-1
The Elyria American Legion Juniors beat Medina A L Juniors 3-1 at Cascade Park. Dick Kosco started three innings, Ralph Yuhas pitched the rest, allowing Medina’s lone run. Elyria hosts Mansfield Juniors on Sunday and calls a 12 15 meeting at the YMCA.
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Forfeit gives Ely Stadium win over I.C.C.F. in Class D game
Ely Stadium earned a forfeit victory as I.C.C.F. could not field a complete side for their scheduled Class D Playground League match at Ely Stadium last evening. The result hands Ely Stadium the win by forfeit.
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I.C.C.F
Nagy Reigns in Lorain County Speedway Wednesday Feature
John Nagy from South Amherst wins the stock car feature at Lorain County Speedway in the second nocturnal program. He starts 14th, overtakes Dick Meyer on lap 18, leads to the finish, with Ken Johnson and Lou Nagy finishing second and third. Joe Ott flips a wall but uninjured. Mid season championship is set for Saturday with 7:30 time trials and 8:30 race.
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Dick Meyer
Avon Lake
Meyer
Ken Johnson
Amherst
Lou Nagy
Joe Ott
Lorain
Ott
Spike Gilliland Berea
Art Plus
Elyiiia
Guy DeNille
Elyria
Bob Hahethorn
Ronnie Coleman
Ivan Hassell
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Klann Wins Elyria Country Club Wednesday Sweep
Dr W A Klann won the regular Wednesday sweepstakes at Elyria Country Club with a card of 85 20 65. Frank Brandau placed second with 95 28 67 and Dr Robert Adair was third with 78 10 68. Adair’s 78 was the day's best score.
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Second Half Ends In LL West At Lappin Field
The Little League West second half ends with two games at Lappin Field. United Polish Club plays American Legion Post No 12 at 6 00 p m, followed by Eagles No 431 versus V F W No 1079 at 7 15 p m. Eagles stand 8 0, United Polish Club 4 4, American Legion 3 5, V F W 1 7.
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Windy Wins Ascot Gold Cup in Record Frontrunning
Windy, a nine to one shot owned by L W Jennings, captured the $12,000 Ascot Gold Cup over two miles in 326 1/5 with Bail Hawk and Ray Count Miss trailing. A crowd of 9,000 set a track betting record by wagering $431,870 at mutuel windows.
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Streaking AL clubs threaten Yankees pace in week race
Athlet ics, Senators and Red Sox surge with four straight wins and pressure on the lead, while the Yankees stumble 7-3 at Cleveland. In the NL, Dodgers end nine-game streak as Phillies and Cubs win. Boston clinches late-inning burst to beat Washington.
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Sandy Consuegra
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Class E Replay Set For Friday at Cascade Park Diamond
Announcement states the Castle's Wallpaper Savings Deposit Bank Class E replay will be played Friday on the Cascade Park diamond at 6 o'clock. Players from both teams are asked to take notice.
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Wallpaper Savings Deposit Bank
Cascade Park
Americans Open Davis Cup Bid in Cincinnati
The United States Davis Cup team, led by Capt. Billy Talbert, prepares to face Japan in Cincinnati with Vic Seixas and Art Larsen in singles and Gardnar Mulloy teamed with Talbert in doubles. Finals set for Sunday as U.S. seeks a 16th consecutive win streak.
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Line Scores Major League Baseball Roundup
Major League line scores show Boston, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Chicago results with pitchers Brekner Dobson Littlefield Hooper Ridvik and others. Offense tallies include multiple runs across innings, with wins and losses noted for each matchup and key relievers.
Double No Hitter In High School Tourney
In Columbus last night St Charles defeated Delaware 2 0 in seven innings. Four errors aided St Charles in scoring with Jim Vecle crossing home in the fourth and sixth innings. Winning pitcher Joe Rotonda struck out 19 and walked two while Mike Clark fanned five and issued four walks.
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Delaware
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