TV schedule sparks debate over game choices amid growing coverage
The NCAA list of televised football games prompts discussion on viewer choice and potential overreach. Meanwhile a weekly pro football tabloid, the Football Grafic, launches Sept. 8 for 18 weeks, and local sports events include Randall Park admission books and Elyria Little League results from recent games with coverage by Chronicle Telegram staff.
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Burly Bob Satterfield Still Aiming For Heavyweight Comeback
Chicago heavyweight Bob Satterfield, age 31, trains again after a string of up and down results. He recalls a big late push and claims he can beat today’s contenders if he lands first. His career features 35 wins, 28 by knockout, 14 losses, and two draws, highlighted by a famed brawl with Lee Oma.
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Leaders In The Major Leagues Br TNITED FRESE AMERICAN LEAGUE
A scrambled OCR style page lists top players and stats from the American and National Leagues. Names like Mantle and Muelez appear amid scattered numbers and teams Giants Reds Yankees and more. The text reads as a fragmented sports leaderboard with perfunctory batting and pitching lines.
Browns Stress Fundamentals at Day Two of Camp
Cleveland Browns enter second full training day focusing on fundamentals. Coach Paul Brown emphasizes basic drills for all players as cuts narrow the roster, including Ed Mazzaria k and Frank Howard leaving the squad.
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Clothiers Triumph 2-1 In Pony League Final Opener
Toggery edged Fraternal Order of Police 2-1 at Elyria Catholic High School Field to take a 1-0 lead in the best of three series. The decisive run came in the seventh when a throwing error on a potential double play allowed Plato to score after a bunt and steal sequence. Willoughby tripled for Police, while Plato, Guerin and Zaffer contributed key hits as Police outhit 6-3. Second game slated for tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the same field.
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Polish Club Tops Mercurys 10-8 to tie lead
United Polish Club defeated the Mercurys 10-8 at Lappin Field to pull even atop the Little League South standings with Kimbel Terry. Ken Cirigliano and John Kokai led the winners with two hits each, while Tony Cirigliano added a double.
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Texas Group Pays $86,000 For Colt
LEXINGTON Kentucky, a Texas syndicate paid the record price for a thoroughbred at American auction. Adams Syndicate of Fort Worth bought a chestnut colt by Nasruilahk in a bidding war with A. E. Reuben of Toledo, Ohio, for 96,008 dollars, breaking the prior 75,000 record set by New Broom at Saratoga in 1938.
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Campanella to Have Hand Examined by Neurologist
New York Brooklyn Dodger catcher Roy Campanella will have his damaged left hand examined by a neurologist today. He asked to have the hand looked at by Dr. Herbert Fett, who operated on him last May. Campanella reports pain and loss of grip and sensation in his last two fingers. Dr. Fett and team physician Dr. Eugene Zorn examined the hand Monday and noted perceptible improvement.
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Yankees Beaten 4-0 as White Sox Take Lead in AL Race
The Chicago White Sox shut out the New York Yankees 4-0 to seize a 2½ game edge atop the American League standings, with Virgil Trucks pitching a five-hitter for his 14th win. Minnie Minoso and a rally in the sixth inning powered the Sox, while Al Rosen and Vic Wertz homered for the Indians in their win over the Red Sox. The Giants fell to the Cardinals 7-4 as the Dodgers edged the Cubs 7-6, and other results included the Orioles beating the Senators 5-3 and the Tigers splitting a doubleheader with the Athletics.
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Indians Top Red Sox as Doby Near Return
Cleveland moved within two and a half games of the Yankees after defeating Boston 6-3. Early Wynn seeks win No. 14 with Russ Kemmerer opposite him. Doby, sidelined by an injury since Tuesday, was expected back tonight or soon. if out Westlake would play center. Rosen and Wertz homered off Frank Sullivan, Lemon won his 12th.
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Indians Jump Out To Early Lead In Boston Tilt
The Indians scored twice in the first on Grady Hatton error and Wertz double, Rosen homer in the third, and Wertz added another run after a walk to Rosen in the seventh. The Red Sox lost Billy Goodman who left with a finger injury not considered serious after Hatton’s first inning throw.
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Line Scores Of Major Loop Games
Box scores recap for major leagues with results from several games. Loes wins for Brooklyn over Philadelphia, and details of other matchups include Podbielan vs Burgess and the varied scores across teams like Cincinnati, New York, Chicago, and St. Louis with pitchers and records noted. The schedule lists today and tomorrow’s probable pitchers and night games across leagues.
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Favorites Win In Women's Meet in Western Amateur
In Indianapolis Pat Lesser beat Anne Quast 2 up in round two of the Women s Western Amateur after qualifying 72 at Broadmoor. Vonnie Colby toppled Harriet Glanville 6 and 4 while Beverly Gammon upset multi champ Maur ie Glick 1 up. Claire Doran defeated Polly Martin 5 and 4.
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Pikesville
St. Paul
11 Inning Game To Indianapolis
Indianapolis and Toledo split a tight American Association contest, with the Indians winning 2-1 in 11 innings after scoreless extras. The Sox led 1-0 in the 10th before Indianapolis answered in its half and plated the decisive run in the 11th. The Charleston Senators toppled St Paul in two games, 5-3 and 2-0, while Minneapolis beat Columbus 6-1 and Kansas City edged Louisville 2-1.
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15-Year-Old Golfer Fires Hole In One At Bridge View
In Columbus Ohio Jonhn Downey aged 15 fired a hole in one on the 18th hole a 115 yard par 3 at Bridge View during his sixth game. He still finished the round with a 105.
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Pop Warner Improves After Tumor Surgery
Palo Alto California reports Glenn S Pop Warner famed football coach of the 1920s and early 30s resting comfortably in Palo Alto Hospital after a relapse from a tumor operation in July. Doctors said Monday night his condition was serious but by Tuesday he was much improved.
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Preisler and Palmer Lead Amateur Golf Qualifiers
In Cleveland at Kirtland Country Club Arnold Palmer and Preisler shot 144 to pace the qualifying field for the National Amateur Golf Championship. Joining them are Eddie Meister of Kirtland Tom Jones Jr of Youngstown and Ed Schultz of Chagrin Falls.
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Fain May Be Out Best Of Season
Chicago White Sox first baseman Ferris Fain may miss the rest of the season after knee surgery at Mercy Hospital. Dr. John Claridge said the torn knee cartilages were worse than expected and Fain will stay hospitalized at least three weeks. He was hurt in a collision at home plate with Red Sox catcher Sam White on June 27. the knee had surgery in 1947 and 1948 as well.
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Rafeld Named Meet Manager for State Hot Stove League
Jack W. Rafeld will oversee the State Hot Stove League baseball tournament on August 6 7 and 8 and 31 13 for the second year. He is Mount Union College physical education director and baseball coach. The four class D E F G divisions feature many Lorain County teams including Wellinton LMRE Lorain Cohn Clothes Elyria Yates Construction Loain Cadets Elyria Castle Wallpaper and Oberlin Food Center in D class and other Lorain entrants in E F and G. The Class D first round schedule lists Akron 209 vs Alliance No 1 Armory Field 3 p.m Wellington vs Wooster No 1 Silver Lake 5 30 p.m Lorain Colin Clothes vs Akron National A C Armory Field 5 30 p.m Alliance No 2 vs Elyria Yates Construction Silver Lake 10 a.m Akron Yankees vs Alliance No 4 Armory Field 10 a.m Lorain Cadets vs Alliance No 3 Silver Park 12 30 p.m Akron Mercury vs Elyria Castle Wallpaper Armory Field 12 30 p.m Wooster No 2 vs Oberlin Food Center Silver Lake 3 p.m
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Big First Boosts Legion To Win
Elyria's Legion Cubs powered to a 13-3 victory over LaGrange at Ely Stadium with an eight-run first inning. The Cubs had a 10-hit attack scoring in the second, fourth, and fifth innings, led by Stan Plato's homer Tom Tobin's triple and Henderson's two-base hit. Tobin started on the mound with a basesloaded triple in the first.
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