Braves Rally to 11-5 Win in World Series Tilt at Cleveland
In the 1948 World Series opener at Cleveland Stadium, the Boston Braves exploded for 11 runs off four Cleveland pitchers including Bob Feller and Bob Lemon, ending the Indians' lead in the best-of-seven as Satchel Paige closed the Braves’ big seventh. Feller took the loss while Warren Spahn delivered a strong five-inning stint for Boston.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Gene Bearden
Steve Gromek
Feller
Lemon
Gromek
Bearden
Cleveland Stadium
Pisors
Braves
Indians
National League Monarchs
Boston
Ed Klieman
Russ Christopher
Satchel Paige
Bob Muncrief
Nationals
Nelson Potter
Potter
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Tribe
Lou Boudreau
Bill Voiselle
Voiselle
New York Giants
Jersey City
Giants
Mel Ott
Ott
Mort Cooper
Billy Southworth
Grob
Chet Grob
Lakewood
Lake Erie
Rangers
Vic Janowicz
Elyria
Janowicz
Tony Curello
Phils Acquire Meyer From Cubs
In a major league swap reported from Boston, the Philadelphia Phillies acquire pitcher Meyer from the Chicago Cubs. The deal includes sending players to complete the exchange as the season progresses, with Meyer showing strong form in recent outings and expected to bolster the Phillies rotation.
Montreal Needs One More Victory
The Montreal Rowls sought one more win in the national league period. St Paul trounced Montreal 8 to 3 with strong offense led by standout players including Jack Bunta.
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Montreal
Montreal Rowls
Montreml
Tate National League
Peridant
Browns Rally To Clip Dodgers 30-17 In Loop Game
Cleveland Browns surge in the final quarter to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 30-17 in an All-America Conference clash witnessed by 31,187 fans. Browns’ touchdowns came from Edgar Jones Billy Boedeker George Young and Marion Motley with Lou Groza adding a 53 yard field goal. Also in AAC action the 49ers overwhelmed the Colts 56-14.
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Browns
Dodgers
Edgar
Jones
Billy Boedeker
George Young
Marion Motley
Young
Motley
Lou Groza
San Francisco 49Ers
Baltimore Colts
Second Round Of Play In Grade School Football League
The Grade School Football League resumes Thursday at Ely Stadium with two games South vs North and West vs East. South leads the standings at 3-0, North 2-1, West 1-2, East 0-3. Kickoff is 4 p.m.
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North
West
East
New London Cats End Losing Streak With 39-0 Victory
New London Wildcats end a 13 game skid with a 39-0 win over Plymouth at Plymouth. Orrie Clare opens scoring with an eight yard run and a touchdown in the first quarter as New London dominates. Plymouth suffers its third loss in four starts.
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New London
New London Wildcats
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Orrie Clare
Cats
Wall
Liverpool Downs Hinckley 47-0 in opener
Liverpool dominated Hinckley 47 to 0 in the Valley City league season opener at Abbesville. Dick Black led scoring with two touchdowns and 5 extra points after TDs, while Taiverpaas Liverpoor and Brant Weigel contributed as Liverpool posted a decisive five game start.
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Baoss Smith
Mate Renter
Medina Bees face Fairview in Friday conference clash
Medina High School Bees, after a 20-12 win over Berea Red Jackets, travels to Fairview to meet the Scarlet Warriors in a marquee Southwestern Conference game. The program also features Wellington at Berea, Clearview at Amherst, and Oberlin at Rocky River as four Friday night contests.
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BEES
Berea Red Jackets
Oberlin
Fairview
Scarlet Warriors
Wellington
Berea
Clearview
Amherst
Rocky River
Medina
Voce
Pet
Medina Te
Ekeime
Afedina
Fred
Fairview Beats Clearview in Lorain County Showdown
Fairview staged a 25 point margin victory at Lorain Stadium to deal Clearview its fourth loss of the season. The Warriors pulled ahead 13-0 after the first quarter and held the pressure with two late touchdowns while using second stringers. Key plays included a 65 yard sprint by Bull McCarthy and a 30 yard naked reverse for scores.
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Fairview
Bees
Clearview
Wellington
Warriors
Clerview
Lorain
Nelson Russ
Ronnie Paul
Harloge Cutler
Dave Leonard
Bull McCarthy
McCarthy
Farview
Tteam
Medina
Cainters
Nioe
Wainst Rocks River
Berea Avo
Elks Pin Schedule Shuffled Bowling Night
The Elysia Elks Bowling League keeps eight matches on the agenda at Olympic Recreation this evening. Local teams and sponsors include Faris shift, Bot amer Fant, V8 Oyemote Recreation, RoFond Maerke and others.
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Lota Cour
WoRyer
Monatas
Marvey
Tata
Elysia Elks Bowling League
Shedule
Faris
Botamer
Oyemote
Beater Tire Krawies Age Steve VA
Morrans Barbers
Oberlin Falls 21 0 to Ohio Wesleyan in Conference Game
Oberlin College Yeomen drop to 1-2 after a 21 to 0 defeat at Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware. Bishops dominate with 18 first downs and 254 rushing yards while Oberlin is held to 97 rushing and 100 passing. Jacobs Wenzlau and Miller score touchdowns as Boothe adds all three PATs. Oberlin next plays Hamilton College at Hamilton New York.
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Oberlin College
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio
Delaware
Jacobs
Wenzlau
Miller
Boothe
Yeomen
Hamilton College
Hamilton
N. Y
First annual all western rodeo draws big crowds
The Red Jacket Riding Club hosted the first annual all western rodeo at Weikel's Stables on La Grange Road. Nearly 98 entries across many events drew judges and range masters, with Merle G. Karns announcing and Ernie Handrosh supervising. Various results listed across events including spotted western, handkerchief, plain western, western jump, bloom race, lambs boot race, rescue race, bend and tilt, pony class, sack hopping, suovit race, and pony progress.
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Weikel
la Grange Road
Knowles
North Olmsted
Doc Weikel
Ben Edwards
Ernie Handrosh
Tom Penson
Merle G. Karns
Mildred Weikel
Russel Rowles
Cneco
Elyria
Mirelyn Redm
Stomy Vermil
Fern Boteman
Bob Wester
Mack New London
Nancy Pew
Peney Elyria
Marion Freddy Wadsworth
Verb Krupfer
Sally” Spencer
Titan Dex
Rawhide
Wellngton
Dimen Whit
Seatty Boran
Clyde Locus Sap
New London
Jean Klien
Tipps Leran
Taon Beck
Riwhde Wengton
Gien Morrison
Freddy
Wadsworth
Ang’ Schreher
Corky Wadworth
Here Keune Sali Spencer
Don Pevaford Babe
Oberlin
oTeoa Ee Ctf
Pat Omstead
Labiis Boot
Roxanne Handrash
Joan Kees
Sandy Wadworth
Joyce Ber
Bend & Tift Resi
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Vermition
Weston ‘Tex Grafton
Pusel Rowley Chica Plyeta
Wes Brewson Redwood Eisha
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Vermin
Wooster
Ana Schrieder
Corky
Daorth
Wetael Baber Weltingten
Don Bradfod
Rowle Chaca Fiyrta
Gorey
Worworth
Buck Elyria
Wellington
Jeb Towere
Tower Wadearth
RT Tawess
Patel Wadeaarth
Andy Siluether
Corky Wadwareh
Glen Morven Preddyv
Grid Results Summary From Saturday Matches
Fragmentary report lists scores for multiple games with several garbled team names and places. Notable items include Minnesota 16 Michigan 40, Purdue 0 Town 18 Ohio State 7, Texas Christian 7, Indiana 8 California 1, Michigan State 7 Ohio State at Indiana Purdue at Iowa and Notre Dame at Nebraska with unclear remaining details.
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Town
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Avene
Tagots
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Inatana
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Wistonsan
Syn'e
Indiana
Iowa
Norhveseren
Miengan Yue
Wise Pen
Neora
Pioneers' Setback By Rangers Eliminates Team From Erie Race
Pioneers suffer second straight league loss 27-12 at Lakewood as they fall further from Lake Erie League title in Saturday game against Lakewood High's Rangers. Russ Davies reports on the Erie area prep football scene.
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Tommy Ristas
Lakewood
Bob Burson
Hal Hayward
Don Buckeye
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Rangers
Erie
Russ Davies
C-T
Lakewood Rangers Beat Elyria In Offensive Battle For Lead
Lakewood defeats Elyria 27 14 to remain undisputed first in the Lake Erie League after holding a late surge by Elyria. Curcillo runs 69 yards for a Pioneer touchdown, Janowicz leads Elyria with 180 rushing yards, Barrere and Yurick score for Lakewood, Grob adds two extra points as Lakewood dominates the field.
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Lakewood
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Elyria
Bud Barrere
Bob Yurick
Tony Curcillo
Curcillo
Janowicz
Mark Curcillo
Elyvia
Vic Janowicz
Pay Hut
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Oval
Barrere
Lake‘wood
Bob Burson
Grobandy
Grob
Burson
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Curesilo
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