Yankees Sweep Twin Bill Open Western Trip
The Yankees swept a Washington doubleheader 5 1 and 6 2 to move a half game ahead of idle Detroit as they begin a tough western swing. The trip opens with two games against the Indians before three at Detroit in a crucial late pennant race.
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Detroit and Washington Meet as Tigers Eye Home Stand
Detroit hosts the Senators with home-heavy remaining schedule as Washington aims to bounce back after rough losses to the Yankees. Red Sox lead the standings with 23 wins in 26 and plan to sweep the White Sox before a St Louis series. Dodgers face a heavy 24-game stretch with multiple doubleheaders as Philadelphia races toward the pennant with a 16-win target. Giants Braves and Yankees also in tight pennant chase amid late-season schedule crunch.
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Indians Face Yankees in Series Opener as Wynn Battles Reynolds
Cleveland hosts New York in a key early series visant to slow the Yankees who hold a slim lead in the American League. Early Wynn × Allie Reynolds duel after a doubleheader win by the Yankees. two rookies Doug Hansen and Robert Chakales join the Indians next season from Wilkes-Barre.
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Medina Oberlin Grid Lineup Preview for Season Opener
Medina and Oberlin prepare for the season with key returns from injury and a large veteran corps. Senior end Jim Morgan and sophomore fullback John Skorupski highlight the squad alongside Monegan and Kosa kowski in the starting lineup. Bench veterans include Filbert Boone Palagyi Habeck Kurucz Rushinsky Richards Van Niel.
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Bob Repas
John Profant
Alex Posze
Earl Shields
Dick Zvosec
Bob Amstutz
Posze
Harry Filbert
Bob Boone
Johnny Palagyi
Ray Habeck
Mike Kurucz
Mike Rushinsky
Bob Richards
George van Niel
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Dick Robinson
Bob Bryant
Oberlin Football Champions 1919 1937 1938 Records
Fragmentary notes show Oberlin recognized as champions in 1919 1937 and 1938. Details on exact divisions or games are unclear in the text. No additional context available.
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Regional grid prospects mix as Oberlin leads roster notes
Oberlin signals a potent offense with Robinson passing to Owens Edwards and Holden while Bryant shifts to fullback. Rocky River, Medina, Amherst, Wellington and others field veteran lineups and uncertain depth as race for the league title unfolds with key showdowns looming September through October.
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Skelly
Bryant
Bell Predicts Prosperity for Nine NFL Teams this Season
NFL President Bert Bell says nine of 13 teams will profit in 1950 with peace after absorbing the All-America Conference. He cites the Baltimore Colts as a problem and notes five clubs were profitable in 1949. The season opener between the Philadelphia Eagles and Cleveland Browns is expected to draw 55 000 in Philadelphia if weather cooperates.
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Ronnie Fair
Tony May
Jack Reisland
Don Drake
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Wilbert Lick
Toddy
James Rider
Philip Weigel
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River squads set to defend title against Rocky River
In a tight field, teams plan to stop Rocky River from repeating a prior triumph as rivals race to limit any repeat performance.
Standings and daily schedule from the American and National Leagues
The standings show New York, Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, Washington, and Chicago in the American League with varied win totals. National League leaders include Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston, St Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Pittsburgh. Yesterday’s results include Washington at New York, and rain canceled others. Today’s games feature New York at Cleveland and Washington at Detroit among others, with multiple night matches listed.
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Youngstown Advances in NABF Tourney Victory Over Hazard
Youngstown defeated Hazard Kentucky 3 to 0 to move forward in the 37th NABF tournament. The game was halted after seven innings due to rain.
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Olympic Recreation Women Set Openers In Bowling
The Olympic Recreation Women's Bowling League starts the season with four matched pairs at night. The schedule lists No 1 against No 2, No 3 against No 4, No 5 against No 6, and No 7 against No 8 for the opening night shuffle.
Janowicz Solves Ohio State Punting Gaps
Elyria standout Vic Janowicz showed clear punting and kickoff range for Ohio State during a practice session. He delivered steady punts, six kickoffs with three into end zone and three into return area, as Marts Beckley suffered a knee injury and Fred Bruney moved into a backup backfield role behind Skip Doyle.
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Sharonville
Fred Bruney
Martins Ferry
Bernie Skvarka
Skip Doyle
All-City Loop Bowling League Tonight Matches Set
The All-City Bowling League schedules four 7 pm games at Olympic Recreation Lanes. Pass Shell Oil faces Spring Valley. Elyria Auto Service meets Arvay's Potato Chips. Elyria Moose No 778 plays Cascade Plating. Northwood Inn vs Roth gery Motors.
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