Radio writer declares Frick wrong on major minor league balance
Harold Saidt a radio sports editor from Trenton argues that broadcasting major league games helps minor leagues by boosting interest and attendance. He cites York and Trenton examples, notes television harms minor leagues, and backs continued radio access to gate signals while disputing Ford Frick's claims.
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Pangborn Park Turf Bowling Leagues Enter Payoff Stage
The Pangborn Park Turf Bowling League standings show Bankers in first half win, with Lions Kiwanis and Civitan teams close in the men's division. In the Ladies League Bankerettes Pangborn and Lawyerettes rank top in Divisions A and B, as August schedules list postponed matches and upcoming dates leading to September finals.
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Young Righthander Roberts Drives Phillies Toward Flag
23 year old Robin Roberts, from Michigan State, logged his 14th win with a five hitter over St Louis as Philadelphia opened a five game set with the Cardinals. He stretched a scoreless streak to 32 2/3 innings before Enos Slaughter’s two run homer in the sixth. Granny Hamner contributed a key triple in the eighth. Del Ennis and Dick Sisler added timely hits as the Phillies claimed the 4-2 victory and solidified their lead in a tight pennant race.
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Resulte from Last Night in Interstate League
Allentown defeated by Lancaster 3 1. Trenton beat Wilmington 6 to 8. Hagerstown edged York 6 4. Harrisburg defeated Sunbury 9 to 8.
Tonight's Games in Pennsylvania League
Saturday matchups include Wilmington versus Trenton Hagerstown facing York Sunbury at Harrisburg and Lancaster hosts Allentown with an eight game note. Sunday features Sunbury at Harrisburg and Lancaster at Allentown.
Baseball scores and results from the American League
The day’s games included New York 1 Cleveland 0, Washington 5 Detroit 2, Philadelphia 12 St Louis 9, Chicago 2 Boston 2. Strong pitching and notable offense highlighted the slate across several matchups.
Baseball matchup notes from early season card
Washington at Detroit Bucera versus Newhouser with 10-6 record, New York at Cleveland Lopat against Wynn 11-5, Boston at Chicago Manterson 4-4 versus Cain 6-9, Philadelphia at St Louis Fowler 1-5 against Dorish 4-9 in scheduled night events.
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Baseball scores and games today in the National League
National League results list Boston 10 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 4 St Louis 2 New York 1 Pittsburgh 2. Scheduled games include St Louis at Philadelphia Miller and Staley options, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York with listed pitchers Raffensberger Roe MacDonald Hearn.
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Tennis Star Is Set Down in Davis Cup Selection
South Orange New Jersey, Aug. Earl Cochell was left off the U S Davis Cup squad as disciplinary measure said Alrick Man non playing captain His behavior this year has been subject of widespread criticism It remains possible he may be named on the squad but his department must show marked improvement Cochell seventh ranked player from San Francisco reached the eastern grass court teams championship semi finals by defeating Jim Brink 6 2 6 2 before the controversy arose He planned to sweep opposition to expose the cup bosses but Man did not detail the deportment The San Francisco stylist declined comment
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Ment on the cup captarnng remarks and fixtures
Cochell faced open flareups in recent Pennsylvania and Southampton championships and was barred from Newport fixtures after objecting to seedings. He is a strong eastern crown favorite as semis set with Vic Seixas facing Seixas upset Billy Talbert yesterday.
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Sugar Ray to fight Fusari for charity in Jersey City
Sugar Ray Robinson the welterweight champion will defend his 147-pound crown against Charley Fusari of Irvington New Jersey in a 15 round bout in Jersey City. Robinson will donate his purse to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund and faces questions about making weight and past missed fights.
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Football crackdown shocks SEC recruiting stars
Nine prep football standouts were freed from SEC links after Commissioner Bernie Moore fined Mississippi Louisiana State Georgia and Tulane for excessive offers under the grant in aid rule. Some players said they still intend to pursue college football with possible moves to Northwestern Mississippi or Mississippi State. The penalties included fines totaling $2,100 and bans from SEC intercollegiate competition while the schools faced scrutiny over summer practice and scholarship terms.
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Keedysville Prepares for Blue Sox Bout This Afternoon
The Keedysville Independent League team faces the Hagerstown Blue Sox this afternoon at Keedysville. First pitch is at 2 30. George Ace Brasheare is expected to pitch for Keedysville while Blue Sox have not announced their starter. Players should report in uniform.
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Cubs Recall Catcher Sawatski From Nashville to Cubs
Chicago Cubs recall catcher Carl Swish Sawatski from the Nashville Vols where he had been on a 24 hour option after earning last season's most valuable player honors in the Southern Association. Sawatski flew to Boston to join the Cubs.
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Swish) Sawatski
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Yesterday's Stars AP recap shows key plays and wins
Granville Hamner and Phil Rizzuto tripled with two on to spark a 4-2 win over St. Louis. Vic Raney shut out Cleveland with three strikeouts in a 1-0 Yankees victory.
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Locke Headlines Tom OShanter Golf Circus Debut
British Open champion Bobby Locke headlines the $20 000 Tom OShanter Golf Circus in Chicago as the all-American pro tournament opens alongside the women's and amateur events. Mangrum and other top pros compete in a 72-hole showdown while Locke plans a short stay and return for the 1951 Masters. Betty Jameson and Beverly Hanson duel for second in the women s event as Art Severson leads the amateur field. The Moose softball team faces Berryville in Virginia tonight in a twilight game under the lights.
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