Indians Open Four Game Set With Washington Senators
In the AL pennant race the Cleveland Indians begin a four game series with the Washington Senators after a split with the Yankees and Red Sox. Gromek leads with two wins against the Senators, while Lemon and Vander Meer are noted for past actions. details include a Los Angeles suit over Del Mar betting and North-South All-Star selections for Lake Erie League players.
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New York Yanks
Boston Red Sox
New York
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Indians
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
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A.L
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Bob Feller
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
Bob Chakales
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Los Angeles
John R. Land
del Mar
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Patrol
Lake Erie
Middletown
Night baseball and league standings amid scattered matches
Tonight's games feature Cleveland at Washington and St Louis at Boston among others with a full American League slate and National League matchups listed. Tomorrow's schedule includes Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at New York plus Chicago at St Louis among key duels.
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UPC Coaches-Uthe Teams Declared League Titlists
Harold W. Block of the Flyrna Recreation Board split the City and Industrial Softball League into halves. United Polish Club leads City with 6-1, Couch-Uthe tops Industrial with 4-?. two games tonight start second half at Lexington Avenue field including Couch-Uthe vs American Blake Shoe and Grafton PX Drugs vs Columbia.
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Flyrna Recreation Board
Block
United Polish Club
Couch-Uthe
UPC
Lexington Avenue Field
Blake Shoe
Grafton PX Drugs
Columbia
PX Drugs
Franklin Upsets McKinley In District Loop Game
In a Playground Class D League clash Franklin defeats McKinley 5 to 4 at Cascade. Franklin pitcher Bob Johnson wins. Doug Jones stars behind the plate. McKinley’s Dick Kosco goes the distance. Henry Terry hits a homer for Franklin. Hamilton earns first win in six games by beating Cascade 5 to 3.
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McKinley
Franklin
Cascade
Roosevelt
Bob Johnson
Doug Jones
Dick Kosco
Bert Provoznik
Henry Terry
Hamilton
Bob Reinhart
Bob Cheney
Pranklin
Rohnson
Jones McKinley
Kosco and
Provosnik
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Hamilton Ous Ae Bao
Castade
Cheney
Rutter
Local Links Golf Leads With Low Scores At Cherry Ridge
Leroy Johnson fired an even par 38 to lead 31 golfers in the General Industries League at Cherry Ridge. Bob Chapman and George Dahl were three behind with 39s. Dodgers beat Senators 4-0 to widen the standings gap. Cardinals 4-0 over Yankees moved to second. Indians blanked Braves 4-0. Tigers 2-2 with Cubs. Individual leaders included John Fager with 46-20-26 and Frank Fritz with five 5s. Standings list Dodgers, Cardinals, Senators, Indians, Cubs, Tigers, Braves, Yankees. Twilight League scores at Spring Valley: Lorain P.L.A.V. tops National Tube 6-2. Supper Club over Spring Valley National 6-2. Read's Jewelers 51-2-21-2 over American Radiator. Nelson Stud 5-3 over Conley Insurance. Max Jalowiec, Hank Kohlmyer, Andy Milchen tied with 35. Arnold Michael 36. Bob McKvaine and Nick Ross 37. Len Curley 39. American Division leaders Kohlmger Hardware and Olympic Recreation tied at 12. Lorain P.L.A.V. 10. Nelson Stud 9. National Division led by Supper Club 14 and Read's Jewelers 12 1-2. Terrell's Outboard Service 4. Erin Brew 1.
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Cherry Ridge
General Industries League
Bob Chapman
George Dahl
Dodgers
Senators
Cubs
John Fager
Frank Fritz
Cardinals
Indians
Tigers
Braves
Yankees
Olympic Recreation
Kohlmyer Hardware
Thomasson’s Chips
Spring Valley
Spring Valley American
Erin Brew
Toggery Shop
Lorain P.L.A.V
National Tube
Supper Club
Spring Valley National
Read's Jewelers
American Radiator
Nelson Stud
Conley Insurance
Terrell
Ray
Max Jalowiec
Hank Kohlmyer
Andy Milchen
Teadership
Arnold Michael
Bob McKvaine
Nick Ross
Len Curley
Kohlmger Hardware
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Ray's Place
Terrell's Outboard Service
Ohio State Tickets On Public Sale For 1951 Season
Ohio State University will begin public sales for the 1951 football season with season books and tickets for all home and away games. The ticket office at OSU Stadium will operate 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday, announced J Edward Weaver director of ticket sales.
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Columbus
O. U.P
Ohio State University
J. Edward Weaver
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OSU
Ross nets Cleveland District caddie title at Ridgewood
Jim Ross led Elyria Country Club caddies to a district championship at Ridgewood with a 77 medal score 39 38. His win earns two Cleveland District berths to the national caddie championship in Columbus August 21 25. The Elyria foursome finished 333 to beat Canterbury 344.
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Ridgewood Country Club
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Canterbury
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Perkins
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Price
Lorain High
Janowicz
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland District Golf Association
Ridgewood
Tony Olenek
Lopez Says DiMaggio Could Decide pennant race
Indian manager Al Lopez credits Joe DiMaggio with swinging the pennant battle as DiMaggio homered twice and drove in five for the Yankees in wins over the White Sox and Tigers. Lopez notes strength in Boston and New York but believes Cleveland gains on road trips and relies on pitching depth led by Feller, Wynn, Lemon and Garcia.
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United Press
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Boston
Feller
Wynn
Lemon
Garcia
Brissie
Two Undefeated Teams Lead Blooper Standings
Toggery Shop remains undefeated after a 17 to 5 win over Ohio Fuel Gas at Lexington Avenue field. Gibby’s Place also stayed unbeaten with a 10 to 1 victory against Knights of Columbus, both in the second-half standings.
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Ohio Fue Gas
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Duke Pribich
Bruce Boehler
Phil Kelser
Clift Liversberger
Hal Block
Togeery Shop
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Boxing Fight Results From Across Cities
United Press reports a series of boxing results with multiple outpoints and knockouts. Names include Baby Ortis from Los Angeles and Johnny Saxton from New York, competing in Baltimore Newark Allentown Pittsburgh and Philadelphia venues with various weights and outcomes.
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Baltimore
Baby Ortis
Los Angeles
Jimmy McAllister
Newark
Jor Lupo
Lod
Joe Greco
Jerasy City
Allentown
Johnny Saxton
New York
Gaby Ferland
Aga
Montréal
Elyria and Ashtabula Win District L L Opener
Elyria defeats Bryan 6 0 in the first round as Jack Bolinski hurls a two hit shutout fanning 10 in a masterful effort for the defending champions. Ashtabula beats Port Clinton 4 1 in the early game to set up a clash with Elyria for the District No 4 title.
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Bob Tomsic
Fisberg
Smith
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Gordon Beauchemin
Rela Jones
Phil Borath
Borath
Tilberg
Courtney
Canton
Herman Lappin
Joe Smith
Elyria Lions Club
Lions
Elyria League
Gaudio Returns As Browns Guard
The Cleveland Browns add veteran guard Bob Gaudio to the squad for the upcoming game against the College All-Stars on Aug. 17. Gaudio, a former Ohio State star who played for the Browns in 1948 and 1949, returns after a year retirement to replace Weldon Humble, who joined the Marines.
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