Indians Hit Road for Four Game Set with Chicago White Sox
The Indians leave town after a homestand to begin a four game series in Chicago against the White Sox, with a Friday night game and a doubleheader on Sunday. They also schedule single and double bills with the Detroit Tigers and Browns before and after the All Star break, aiming to match last year’s strong late June to mid August record.
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Young prospects fuel Red Sox Louisville farm buzz
In Otisville Kentucky fans talk up Frankie Baumann and other teen signees as Boston's spring payroll explodes with big bonuses. The debate centers on figures for Zimmermans Arness and Groat while Louisville and Cleveland loom as major farm links in a rising wave of youth parlaying Derby Week interest into wealth and hype.
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Indians End Home Stand in Deflating 11-9 Loss to A's
Cleveland's longest home stand ended with an 11-9 defeat as Keith Thomas and Eddie Joost fueled an eighth inning rally. Luke Easter hit his 10th homer, Harry Simpson added a fifth, while Harry Byrd earned his fourth win and Mike Garcia took the loss after a rough stretch. The Indians drop to third, three games behind the Yankees, and head to Chicago for a four game set with the White Sox.
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Golf Sweepstake Victory at Elyria CC by M Grant
M Grant won the regular Wednesday Sweepstakes at Elyria Country Club with a card of 80-15-65. H Fisch er finished second at 83-17-66 while W Boza posted 80 for the low score. C Heinrichs and P H Roach also played.
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Standings and tonight games across major leagues
National League standings highlight Brooklyn and New York in tight race with Chicago, St Louis and Cincinnati close behind. Tonight Brooklyn at New York with Maglie pitching. tomorrow Boston visits Brooklyn and Chicago travels to Cincinnati. American Association lists Milwaukee and Kansas City atop. results include Charleston 9 Louisville 7. International League shows Rochester leading with Montreal chasing Springfield and Ottawa near.
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Maxim Beats Robinson In Heat Fueled 14th Round Finish
In a stifling Yankee Stadium bout Joey Maxim stopped Sugar Ray Robinson in the 14th after Robinson showed heat prostration. Maxim doubted Robinson’s trouble, while Robinson’s corner and the crowd reacted with hysteria as officials escorted the weakened challenger from the ring. Joe Louis commented that the fight should have been halted earlier.
Legion Juniors To Play Here Friday
Elyria American Legion Juniors aim for a tuneup against Lorain Youth Center Friday at 6 on the Ely Stadium diamond. Coach Bill Coyer’s squad seeks a district tournament berth with two independent wins and one Lorain County elimination win as Oberlin exits the three team field.
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Erhart Triumphs Over Akron Nine In Midweek Win
Erhart defeats Kalmer Dance Studio of Akron 4 to 2 after Bill Myers belts a two run homer in the third to break a 1-1 tie. Ralph Hisey allows six hits for the victory as the Erhart nine stay ahead the rest of the game. An independent game against Radi Golf Shop is set for Sunday at 8:15 p.m. in Akron.
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Davey Knocks Out Vejar In Fifth At Detroit
Chuck Davey a 26 year old Detroiter with a master's degree knocked out Chica Vejar at 1 58 of the fifth round in Detroit. The bout followed Davey’s earlier win over Vejar, with body blows and a finishing left to the stomach ending the fight.
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Unbeaten Grocers In Action Tonight
Smitty's Grocery tied for first in City Class B Softball, with a perfect three appearances, faces Rone Radio at 8 p.m. on the Lexington Avenue diamond. Red Caps own the four wins no defeats. Earlier, Grafton PX Drugs (1-2) meet Bendix-Westinghouse (0-3) at 6:30 p.m. Rone Radio sits at one win, two losses.
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Realtors, Lorain Team In Game At Cascade Park
Lehman Johnson Realtors meet Lorain Mavas in a Lorain Class B League clash at Cascade Park today. Righthander Jim McNulty starts for the Realtors with Jim Lear behind the plate. Game time is 6 o clock.
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Line Scores Major League Baseball Summary
Baseball results from several games including Philadelphia beating Cleveland 11 to 9 in 11 innings and Boston defeating Detroit 10 to 3. Washington beat Chicago 9 to 8 in 9 innings, New York topping St. Louis 12 to 0, Cincinnati downing New York 2 to 3, Pittsburgh routing Boston 25 to 5, and Chicago edging Philadelphia 4 to 1 in a separate tilt. Key pitchers Byrd Ferrick Koslo Kelly earned decisions.
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Heat Saps Sugar Ray Robinson in 13th Round Loss
In Yankee Stadium, Sugar Ray Robinson forfeits the light heavyweight title to Cleveland Joey Maxim as extreme heat and body punishment force a start of the 14th round forfeit. Robinson suffers heat prostration and is carried from the ring after a brutal 13th round.
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Nine U S Netters Enter Wimbledon Third Round
Nine U S players moved into the Wimbledon third round with seven seen as odds-on to reach the fourth round. Dick Savitt of Orange, New Jersey, seeded fourth, meets unseeded Harry Likas of San Francisco as Grant Golden of Chicago faces Torsten Johansson in a tough meme. Maureen Connolly rested with a shoulder injury after reaching the round of 16 in women’s singles with a 6 4 6 4 win over Angela Mortimer.
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Snead Ferrier Team Favored In Inverness All Star
Snead and Ferrier, past champions, lead a six team field in the Inverness All Star golf tournament. The event at Inverness Country Club features 90 holes over three days with rounds today tomorrow and Saturday culminating in a 36 hole final Sunday.
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Sugar Ray Displays Quiet After Bout
Reporters were barred from Sugar Ray's dressing room and he appeared unable to speak as he emerged, leaving observers noting the quiet scene following the fight.
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