Browne named South Amherst coach for all sports
Former Elyria High star Dick Browne becomes athletic mentor at South Amherst High succeeding Bruce Boehler. Browne, popular as player at Elyria, will coach six man football basketball and baseball. he studied at Wittenberg and Miami University and is married to Bernie Black.
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Minnie Minoso shines for White Sox amid language quirks
Oscar Fraley notes Minnie Minoso leads AL with a 378 average as he adapts to baseball in a foreign tongue. Teammates Chico Carrasquel and Luis Aparicio help with translation while Minoso shifts between third base and outfield. He cites Hall of Fame star Hank Greenberg and Carrasquel as influences, praising his team’s Cuban and Venezuelan mix.
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VFW 1079 Falls to Eagles in Little League Monday
In a six inning first half finale at Lexington Avenue field VFW 1079 was beaten 12 to 4 by the Eagles. The UPC edged American Legion 7 to 6. Mike Fope set a Little League strikeout record with 15 batters in the Eagles win as Carl Plato and Jack Bolinski held VFW to eight hits.
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City and Industrial League Softball Doubleheader Scheduled
Tonight at the Lexington Avenue field features two softball games. In the City League contest Grafton PX Drugs faces Cavaliers as the second half of a twin bill. The Industrial League opener at 6 30 has Coach Ubhe Company against American Brake Shoe.
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Plato Leads Safe Ties In Loop Double and Home Run
Plato tops the loop with a pair of safeties including a double. Bob Davis belts a fifth inning homer for Vets. Novak and Zeck combine for APC win over American Legion. Tilberg takes loss. UPC outhits Legion 11-8. Ross triples for UPC. Second half Little League starts Thursday with VFW and UPC at 5 45 and Eagles vs American Legion at 7 30.
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Old Timers Night Highlights Reds Exhibition At Crosley Field
Cincinnati Reds celebrate Old Timers Night with a pregame all-time Reds exhibition. Eddie Roush, famed for 27 straight safe hits in 1920 and 1924, headlines the returning stars along with Ernie Lombardi, Bucky Walters, and Frank McCormick, three-time MVP winners. Brooklyn leads the league as the main game follows the event.
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Line Scores Of Major Loop Games
Major league line scores show Cleveland and Boston trading runs with Feller earning the win and Tasier taking the loss in the American League. National League details include Boston and Chicago scoring and Huppstein securing the win over Schacht. Exhibition results list Monmouth teams beating Philadelphia. Boxing results report Fenty decision over Morizto and Graziano stopping Lott.
Standings and schedules in major leagues today
Baseball standings box shows teams and records for the American League and International League then lists yesterday and today's results. Notable entries include Cleveland, Boston, New York, Chicago and St Louis with win totals and games behind. Upcoming games feature Cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Graziano And Mathews Improve Ring Ratings
Rocky Graziano defeats Freddie Lott at Baltimore Coliseum in a fifth round KO to push for a September title bid with Sugar Ray Robinson. Separate card features Mathews stopping Freddie Beshore in Milwaukee. manager Harry Segal arrested, and Mathews charging toward heavyweight contention with a 51st straight win.
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Beaver Creek Club To Hold Monthly Meeting
The Beaver Creek Sportsmen's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at Swiss Hall in South Amherst at 3 o clock. Club officials seek a strong turnout from members.
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Columbia Hills bors seek games for Class C baseball
The Columbia Hills bors baseball team invites teams to call David Rothel at Columbia Station 3801 to arrange contests.
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Feller Notches 10th Win as Indians Top Red Sox 9-7
Cleveland right-hander Bob Feller earned his 10th win of the season at Fenway Park, his first against Boston in two years, aided by Mike Garcia and Lou Brissie in a tense ninth. Al Rosen Ray Boone and Sam Chapman homered for Cleveland while Johnny Pesky connected for Boston. The Cubs beat Atlanta 5-4 in Chicago as Bob Borkowski drove in Bruce Edwards late.
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Irvin drives in game winner to lift Giants in 12th
Monte Irvin, slotted to left field over Bobby Thomson, delivered a bases loaded single for his 38th RBI as the Giants beat the Cardinals 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Sal Maglie earned the win in relief, while four Giants errors extended the drama and kept the outcome in doubt. The victory narrows the gap behind the Dodgers to five and a half games.
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Irvin Drives Winning Run for Giants Over Cardinals
Monte Irvin started in left field replacing Bobby Thomson and delivered a bases loaded single in the first inning to drive in the winning run as the Giants edged the Cardinals 5 to 4.
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Governor Vetoes Bill For Benefit Of Race Tracks
In Columbus Governor Lausche vetoed a bill that would let Ohio race tracks resume races canceled by bad weather. He argued track owners already receive too many privileges and oppose higher pari mutuel taxes. He noted Ohio’s tax is 1.9 percent, far below other states, urging tax law changes before further privileges.
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