White Sox Sentimental Journey Aims at AL Title
Chicago opens a 19 game nine day tour to challenge the AL leaders while holding a slim edge over New York and Cleveland. Marty Marion’s club relies on rested pitchers and strong road form as they face Cleveland Detroit Washington Baltimore and Kansas City before a Labor Day showdown with New York. The Yankees add Washington and Boston hosts Baltimore as Brooklyn narrows the gap in the NL with Dodgers leading Milwaukee. Joe Nuxhall and Chuck Harmon homer as Reds beat Giants. Pirates edge Cardinals.
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Squirrel and duck hunting notes from Lorain County fair area
Recreational hunting items include two shooting preserves in Lorain County and a 1956 57 season permit for an Ellery area. Experimental squirrel season runs Sept 1 14 and Oct 17 31 at public areas with tag and report requirements and penalties for untagged kills. Magee Marsh duck blind drawing Sept 24 with 28 blinds and five day week hunting through a 70 day season. Black River Game Club holds fall meeting at Belden Town Hall with fox trapping on leased land. Forestry exhibition Oct 12 13 Newark features displays, tours and contests. Ohio deer and wildlife figures updated with 3500 5000 anticipated white tails. rabbits up 18 percent. pheasants down. Remington introduces 244 cartridge for long range varmint hunting and Model 722 chambered for new load.
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Industries advance to finals in losers' bracket tourney
General Industries defeated American Radiator 5 4 to reach the losers' bracket finale against Plaudler, with a late seventh inning rally erasing a 4 1 deficit. Key hits by Rauscher Bud Meredith and Kaminski helped tie the game before the decisive run.
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RRE American Radiator General Industries Ad Note
An OCR fragment shows company names RRE American Radiator and General Industries with catalog like figures 000 3010 447 010 0031 561 and a garbled line listing Kathie Grovs and Bid ake. The readable items imply an old classified or ad notice fragment mentioning products or suppliers.
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Lane Promises $500 Apology For Language
New York General Manager Frank Lane of the Chicago White Sox apologized and said he would pay the $500 fine and issue the required apology afterUsing vile and profane language in protest of an umpire’s decision during a White Sox Red Sox game at Comiskey Park. The penalty was imposed by Commissioner Ford Frick following the incident that began when catcher Sherman Lollar was ejected by Umpire Larry Napp Lane claimed the outburst was not aimed at AL President Will Harreld but at chief umpire Cal Hubbard and Harreld was present.
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Buckeye Handicap at Hasty House Farm Draws Big Field
Sea O Erin and Mister Black, stablemates of Hasty House Farm, expected to back the favorites in the $40 000 Buckeye Handicap on a mile and an eighth distance Saturday. About a dozen horses are set to run after Social Outcast withdraws, with notable entrants including Greatest Skipper Bill Setubal Sir Tribal Rock Cottage Speed Rouser Timely Tip Marked Game and Park Dandy. Sea O Erin carries 121 pounds with Ken Church aboard, Mister Black 120 pounds with Johnny Adams guiding, as the field tightens for the running.
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Semi-Finals Set In Lorain Baseball Tournament
Semi-finals draw from the Lorain Canton clash and Barberton Warren winners in the National Amateur Baseball Federation tournament at Lorain. Lorain faces Canton while Warren meets Barberton at 1 p m with the Canton winner meeting Akron at 3 p m.
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Indians Call Five Players From Indianapolis
Cleveland reports five players called up from Indianapolis of the American Association to join the Indians for their pennant drive. The list includes Toe Altobelly, Bocco Colasito, Bobby Young, Stan Pawloski, and Hank Aguirre. Also named are pitchers Dick Tomanek and Marian Murszewski who will not report to spring training next year.
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Baseball Official Fines Lane for Conduct at Pennant Race
Frick fined Lane $500 for unbecoming conduct and profane language toward Harridge and fans. Lane, claiming to apologize to Harridge, balked at apologizing to Chicago fans, citing the pennant chase. Comiskey called the actions excusable and said the matter was closed despite ongoing talk in Cleveland about the Ryder Cup context.
Montreal Nine Regains Lead as Leafs Slip to Second
The Montreal nine regained the lead in the standings after the Toronto Maple Leafs briefly held first place. Toronto traded for the top spot but lost a few hours later to fall into second. In other action, Montreal beat Columbus to pull ahead by a half game. Rochester edged Richmond 2 1 and Syracuse topped Buffalo 4 1.
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Burden On Barber Opens Indians White Sox Tilt
Cleveland turns to Sal The Barber Maghe to start the crucial series opener against the Chicago White Sox as the Indians try to seize and hold the lead in the American League race. Connie Johnson counters for the Sox, with cooler weather aiding Maghe who has allowed little in relief and aims to restore sharpness after a rough first start. The Tribe wraps up an 18 game homestand Monday with a twin bill, then finishes with 14 of 17 on the road.
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Akron Wins ABC Opener In Lakewood Tournament
North Canton tops Erhart Nine 7 0 as Kony Spitler blanks the Kramers. Akron Howe Construction and North Canton Myers Chevrolet win opening double elimination games at Madison Field. Spitler fanned 15 in a 7 0 North Canton win.
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White Sox at Cleveland Baseball Telecast Tonight
Local radio stations WEOL and WERF present tonight’s baseball game White Sox at Cleveland. Also listed are boxing Carmeto Costa versus Robby Bell on WTAM and WNBK, and Cleveland Browns at the Los Angeles Rams on WGAR at 11 40. Early tomorrow features a White Sox at Cleveland game on WEOL at 2 pm and a 25000 added Vagrancy Handicap at Aqueduct with WEWS at 4 15.
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Cincinnati and Washington Vie for Junior American League Title
Washington and Cincinnati reach the finals in St Paul for the Junior American League baseball championship. Cincinnati rallied for four runs in the 10th inning to beat Salisbury 6 to 5, with Gary Haverkamp driving in the winning run. Salisbury was eliminated. Cincinnati must beat undefeated Washington twice to claim the title. The second game, if needed, will be played Saturday night.
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Elyria Lions Defeat Elyma Eagles 7 2 In Local Game
Elyria Lions beat Elyma Eagles 7 to 2 at Lappin Field, ending Elyma’s bid for late rally. West Point Cines Service Jadets topped West Point Cines Service 42, while West Point Cines Service completed season with seven wins and three losses.
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Baseball Results National League clash yields six runs
National League game details show Lauta and Artoyo in a 6-3 win with productive early scoring. Winning and losing pitchers noted as Creig and Cronoe, with key relievers listed. American League has no games scheduled.
Derby winner Swaps Injured in Race Rest Planned
The owner of Swaps announced on Wednesday that the Kentucky Derby winner suffered an early race injury and will be given a complete rest. The update comes amid concerns over his immediate racing schedule and recovery outlook.
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