Milwaukee Takes Lead As Spahn Jeffcoat Help N L
Donavan, Spahn and Jeffcoat star in victories shaping the pennant race. Spahn and Crandall support a 3 run burst for the Braves past the Pirates while Jeffcoat’s four-hitter fuels Cincinnati and Donavan’s late hit fuels Chicago. Orioles extend scoreless streak with four straight shutouts, Billy Klaus drives five runs as Brewer secures win.
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Orioles
Baltimore
Indians
Yankees
Billy Klaus
Tom Brewer
Duke Maas
Tigers
Boston
Brewer
Charley Maxwell
Frank Bolling
Army Grid Team Faces Tough Schedule With Big Line
Col. Red Blaik at West Point fields the largest Army team in 16 years. Ends average 210 pounds, backs 185, with Dee Usry and Pete Dawkins shining. They open vs Nebraska, face Penn State, Notre Dame, Pitt, Virginia, Colgate, Utah, Tulane, Navy, and a demanding slate, while depth remains a concern.
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INS
Red Blaik
Army
West Point
Military Academy
Pat Anly
Sitting Bull
Gen. Custer
Nebraska
Penn State
Notre Dame
Philadelphia
Panthers
Pitt
Football Cognoscenti
Virginia
Colgate
Utah
Tulane
Navy
Bill Melnik
Elyna
Fred Wilmoth
Army Sox
Major
Minthe
South
P.m
United Polish Club
Rain Wipes Out Ten Baseball Tilts at Elyria Field
Rain washed out ten tilts on the Elyria diamond, including two Pony League, two Little League North, two Little League East Minor, two Little League West A, and one West B Minor game. No rescheduling set yet, though Little League North hopes to makeup at 1 p.m. and 2 30 p.m. today.
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Elyria
City Industrial
Little League North
Indians and Orioles Split Doubleheader Drama
American League results show Cleveland and Baltimore games with a split outcome and multiple players named. Highlights include home runs by Maxell Klaus and Held, and pitchers Donovan and Mass contributing wins and losses. The day also lists standings and schedule notes for upcoming games and broadcasts across networks WEWS WIOL WERE and others.
NOSCRR To Meet College Golf Finals Set
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Rex Baxter of Houston leads contenders as NCAA golf finals unfold in a 36 hole format. The Trans Miss racing association and Northern Ohio stock car university organize the meeting for the tourney in Elyria and Hamilton College venues with finals status and college participation indicated.
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Colo
Rex Baxter
Houston
Northern Ohio Stock Car University
Trans-Mississippi Racing Association
At &Lmeets
Ward West Pom
Elyria
Laufer
Hamilton College
Commerce Hall
Harwoods
All Star voting change eyed after voting chaos
Ford Frick and Warren Giles moved to alter the fan driven starting lineup plan after a chaotic All Star voting episode that briefly placed eight Cincinnati Redlegs in starting NL positions. Discussion favored restoring manager guided or fan balanced voting to keep the game in fans hands. Musial Mays and Aaron cited as preferred starters if possible.
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New York
INS
Stan Musial
Mays
Hank Aaron
Ford Frick
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis
Redlegs
Frick
National League
Warren Giles
George Crowe
Gus Bell
Wally Post
Theymick
Cincy
Giles
Missioner
Ohio
Will Harridge
Aaron
Joe
Jane
Paul
Milwaukee Brave
Smiths
N.L
Cincinailes
Bailey
Nation
Gims
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Dodger
Walt Alston
Alston
Musial
I Redlegs
Bell
Temple
McMillan
Robinson
Tourney Skips 2nd Round In Cleveland District Amat
Rain shortened the Cleveland District Amateur Medal Championship shifting to 54 holes for the first time in 27 years. After day two was washed out at Sleepy Hollow and Acacia, players compete for the Plain Dealer Cup with 40 and ties qualifying to the final 36 at Shaker Heights. Eligible leaders include Bill Rist 70 at Acacia and Larry Fink 71 at Sleepy Hollow.
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Sleepy Hollow
Acacia Country Clubs
Shaker Heights Country Club
Acacia
Shaker Heights
Elyria Area
Art Hudnutt
John Mooney
Memo Zaleski
al Rivera
Bill Rist
Larry Fink
Toughest Spot Ever In Was When SC Layoffs Turned Plays
Les Richter recalls the heaviest moment in his football life, a 1950 Coliseum clash between California and Southern California. With 90 seconds left and a one point edge, USC attempted a late drive. A miscue by Ed Dimerjian led to a failed handoff and a fourth and 19 stop, preserving a 13 to 7 win for California.
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Maxwell Stiles
Les Richter
Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore
Don Joyce
Coliseum
Les
Rams
University of California
Southern California
Pachter
Frank Gifford
Charle Ane
Gifford
Trojans
Dimerjian
Fouch
Dimerian
Baseball Standings and Sunday Games Recap
Fragmented lines show standings notes and Sunday schedule. Teams mentioned include Detroit, Boston, Kansas City, New York, Cleveland, Baltimore, Chicago, Washington, Brooklyn, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati. Possible results cited: New York 4 St Louis 1 and Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn at Chicago notes, with rain postponement.
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Washington
Haranmen
Hesse
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Baltimore
Mossi
Pitula
O'Dell
Wight
Sisler
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
New York
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
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Imigho Cinginnat
Philadelphia
Migor
Magic
Prairine
Rush
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Maddix
Lawrence
Kilne
Phillips
St. Louia
Crone
My. Jones
St Louis
Ague American Teague
Ave
Wpreeees
New York Sravere
Cleveland Ras
Cincinnati Vie Ae
Boston Teeer
Piiladelphis
Brooklin
Sacapaee
Kensis City
U P C to Play Napoleon in Big 8 Softball Clash
Lorain U P C, leader in the Eastern Division of the Ohio Big 8 Softball League, hosts Napoleon at Subway Field 30th and Denver at 8 20 Sunday afternoon. Also Sunday at 1 30 the U P C faces the all Negro Pittsburgh H 5 B Club of Pennsylvania at the same field. Lorain beat Mansfield 1 0 in 10 innings behind Ron Szantay last weekend and lost to Tiffin 2
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Resources Department
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Eagan
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K. D. Martin
Anthony Plant
C. F. Blakeman
Lorain
Lorain U.P.C
Napoleon
Subway Field
Denver
U.P.C
Pittsburgh H.5.b. Club
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Mansfield
Ron Szantay
Tiffin
Spahn Lifts Braves to First with Five-Hitter Win
Warren Spahn the veteran lefty led the Braves to first place with a 4 to 2 win over Pittsburgh. He allowed five hits and added his 18th career homer as he continues a season with eight victories and strong pitching in a pennant push. Charley Grimm credited Spahn as his sleep aid for big games.
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Spahn
United Press
Homer
Pirates
Sor
Braves
Dick Donovan
White
Donovan
White Sox
Senators
Phillies
Yankees
Kansas City
del Crandall
Bob Friend
Roman Mejias
Curt Barclay
Marv Grissom
Giants
Larry Jackson
Moore
Indi
Fred Haney
Charley Grimm
Warren Spahn
Grimm
Haney
Hartshorne
Okla
Lefty
Pittsburgh
Busso Gets Nod in Fight With Boardman
Unranked John Busso defeated Larry Boardman by unanimous decision in a 10 round bout at Mechanics Building. Busso, from Astoria New York, expressed desire to be ranked and to face lightweight champion Joe Brown, with manager Nunzio De Lucia stating Brown is the next target.
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Johnny Busso
Joe Brown
Larry Boardman
Busso
Nunzio de Lucia
Astoria
N.Y
Boardman
Mechanics Building
Brown
de Lucia
Busse
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Conn
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