Shartles Upset Pendy Hurls G R Into Loop Tie
Shartles upset Gardner Richardson in the Industrial League battling for top floor tenancy, as Pendy Hurls G R Into Loop Tie with Armco. Pendy pitched his second consecutive shop league no hitter over Armco, striking out 12 in a 2-0 victory while Ohio Bell beat former leaders, and Inland Container surprised Sorg Paper 8-6.
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Pendy
Armco
Shartles
Gardner-Richardson
Shartle Brothers
Cleveland Pendergrass
G-R
Ohio Bell
Shartles Interstate
Miami Cab
Electric Shop Wins 9-7 In Armco League Thriller
Electric Shop pulled off a 9-7 victory after a late barrage in the Armco League at East Side Diamonds. Koeppel earned the win for Machine Shop despite nine hits by the Riggers who could not capitalize. Taylor lasted five innings for Electric Shop, with Baker homering for the Pipemen in the seventh and Abell delivering a round-tripper for Daniels who took the loss. Electric Construction defeated Roundhouse 7-4 behind a second inning surge and H Alderman’s win for the mound. The Carpenters outlasted Masonry 11-10 in a see-saw game, four sixth-inning runs sealing the Carpenters’ victory.
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Pipe Shop
Electric Shop
Maintenance Shops
Armeco
East Side
Machine Shop
Winglewich
Carpenters
Masonry
Electric Construction
Roundhouse
Taylor
Baker
Pipemen
Abell
Oe Daniels
Orler
Koeppel
Carpenters and Masonry
The
Shrine Night at Dayton game features elaborate display
Dayton Indians host Saginaw Bears in a Central League baseball game with a Shrine ceremony at Hudson Field. Shrine units including the brass band Oriental band Pete's Little Symphony Patrol the Chanters and the Arabs will join a hour long program starting at 8 p.m. and the game at 9.
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Dayton
Shriners
Hudson Field
Dayton Indians
Saginaw Bears
Shrine
Brass Band
Oriental Band
Pete’s Little Symphony
The
Patrol
Chanters
Rams Sign WVU Quarterback Tom Keane from Bellaire Ohio
Tom Keane of Bellaire WVU signed with the Los Angeles Rams amid one year of remaining eligibility. He is brother to Jim Keane of the Chicago Bears.
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Bellaire. O
Tom Keane
Bellaire
West Virginia University
Los Angeles Rams
West Virginia
Jim Keane
Chicago Bear
Johnson Fans 13 As Allsports Trim Elks In Knothole Battle
Mose Johnson pitched Allsports to their 12th Class AA Knothole League victory last night at Barnitz Field, allowing three hits in a 6-1 win over the Elks. Johnson fanned 13, Brammer struck out 10, and Cosby led the hitters with a two for four including a triple while Osborne and Carroll contributed hits in Pence's 5-4 win over St. John. Carfax outweighed Holy Trinity 8-1 as Muraski and Grays combination conceded five runs in the third. Twelve more games, including a 21-0 K of P win at Goldman Park, featured walks and errors padding margins. Readying for a meeting at the YMCA, Knothole managers must address Park Board rule impacts on summer recreation.
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Allsports
Elks
Barnitz Field
Goldman Park
Pence’s
St. John
Carfax
Holy Trinity
Johnson
Baker
Harrison
Angel
Brammer
Cosby
Carroll
Osborne
Pence
Waugh
Smallwood
Rossi
Grays
B. Anders
Dick Coddington
Trinity
Carjax
Muraski
Henson
Margerum
Myers
Spradling
Lovey
Holy Trinity Hurlers
Knights of Pythias
Knight
Bobby Rock
K. of P
Trenton
A. J. Ryan
Jim Woodrey
Daniels
DiscepolI and Underwood Set For Parkway Arena Bout
The Cincinnati Boxing Commission approved Becker AC's permit for a 10 round bout at Parkway Arena on Monday Aug 16. Joey Discepol i of Queen City faces Jesse Underwood of Huntington W Va. Becker says a fan poll of 1 000 back the match with over 700 favoring it. Discepoli fights Gene Spencer in Middletown on Aug 3.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Boxing Commission
Becker AC
Parkway Arena
Joey Discepoli
Queen City
Jesse Underwood
Huntington
W. Va
Benny Becker
Discopoli
Fights Last Night By Associated Press
Brooklyn bout report lists Melio Bettina stopping Tim OBrien in Beacon New York and Al Hersh outpointing Jimmy Taylor in New York. In Birmingham Jim Madelink KOed Jackie Paterson in England. Note remarks on Yankees pennants state 12 of 15 were won by teams leading on July 4.
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Associated Pres
Brooklyn
Melio Bettina
Beacon
N. Y
Timmy O'Brien
New York
al Hersh
Jimmy Taylor
Birmingham
England
Jim Madelink
Belgium
Jackie Paterson
New York Yankees
Local Netters Win and Lose South Bend Matches
In South Bend the Western Junior Championships saw Dick Lyons and Al Sebald lose 1-6 4-6 in the second round to Charles Devoe and Bill Bastian of Indianapolis. The field featured seeded stars like Tony Trabert and Gil Bagley with early doubles results including Lyons–Sebald’s 6-2 7-5 win and Bagley–Yates’ 2-6 7-5 7-5 upset.
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South Bend
Dick Lyons
al Sebald
Charles Devoe
Bill Bastian
Indianapolis
Ind
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Richard Cain
Kalamazoo
Mich
Gil Bagley
Chevy Chase
Charles Hickok
Berkeley
Calif
Dick Mouldeous
New Orleans
Tom Lewyn
Scarsdale
N. Y
William Long
Middletown
Michael Rice
Highland Park
Harold Goldsmith
Glencoe
Gilbert Bagley
Jack Yates
Joseph Russell
Cleveland
Jim Dye
Tucson
Ariz
Seeded Stars Win In Sea Bright Play
In Sea Bright New Jersey the 60th Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club Invitational saw all four seeded men’s singles reach the quarterfinals with top seed Frankie Parker of Los Angeles defeating Straight Clark 6 0 6 3. Gardner Mulloy beat Frank X Shields 6 4 6 2. Billy Talbert of New York won 6 2 6 3 over McDonald Mathey of Princeton. Bob Falkenberg of Beverly Hills Calif, defeated Gene Garrett 6 3.
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SEA Bright, N. J
Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
Frankie Parker
Los Angeles
Straight Clark
Gardner Mulloy
Frank X. Shields
New York
Billy Talbert
McDonald Mathey
Princeton
Bob Falkenberg
Beverly Hills
Calif
Gene Garrett
San Diego
Wilbur Schneider Appointed Streetsboro Basketball Coach
Wilbur J. Schneider of Kent State University and Ravenna High School was named head basketball coach at Streetsboro High School. The appointment was announced today and marks his return to coaching at the high school level.
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Wilbur J. Schneider
Kent State
Ravenna
Streetsboro High School
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