Vitangeli Qualifies for Amateur Match Play at Mansfield
Canton’s Dominic Vitangeli earned a spot in Ohio’s 43rd Amateur Golf Championship match play at Westbrook Country Club, shooting 156 after rounds of 76 and 80. Dale Rose led qualifiers with 151, while Dan Carmichael and Al Hager shared medal honors at 143.
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Mansfield
Dominic Vitangeli
Canton
Ohio
Vitangeli
Tom O’shanter
Westbrook Country Club
Jack Carnahan
Brookside
Carnahan
Dick Halter
William Carnahan
Marco Meola
Elmer Masterana
Dale Rose
Harold Paddock Jr
Chagrin Falls
Upset reshuffles Class A softball leaders as Eagles beat Stark Brick
In Tuesday action the seventh place Eagles upset Stark Brick 7-2, sending Stark Brick from first to a W-R Sports tied for second. Spanish Merchants boosted their lead with a 4-3 win over City Merchants while W-R Sports blanked Triangle Sports 5-0 and M. S. Sports fell 3-2 to Wackerly. Zion Lutheran hammered Bethany Evangelical 22-0 to run their church league win streak to 14. Lowell Reformed edged Church of God 2-1, and Calvary EUB beat North Indian la n 10-9.
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Eagles
Stark
W-R Sports
Duane Douglas
Spanish Merchants
City Merchants
Triangle Sports
M. & S. Sports
Wackerly
Zion Lutheran
Bethany Evangelical
Lowell Reformed
North Industry Lutheran
Wilson Rubber
Ohio Power
Babcock
Union Metal
Avenue Grill
Troy Laundrys
Maple Merchants
Snack “Shop
Cleveland Wire
Arcadia
St. Joseph
12Th Street Merchants
Canton Bottling
Stark Brick
W-R
Triangle
Joe's
Wackerly Funeral H
Nelson & Wallace Douglas, Mark & Harold
Multiple Youth and Industrial Baseball and Softball Games Schedule
A packed schedule lists numerous 6:30 p.m. starts at Kurtz Field including Ohio Power versus Union Metal and Army Navy Union Class B one, plus St Paul against Ross Builders. City league games cover Fairmount Merchants Canton Boosters at 6, Red Sox versus Yanks, A’s versus Senators, Tigers versus Indians, White Sox versus Browns, Dodgers versus Giants, Phillies versus Braves, Cards versus Cubs, Reds versus Pirates at various venues. Junior and senior doubleheaders fill afternoon slots at Harmon Park, Harrisburg fields, and City Junior venues with many matchups across leagues starting from 4:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.
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Ohio Power
Union Metal
Munecer’s Service
Army & Navy Union
St. Paul
Ross Builders
Kurtz Field
Fairmount Merchants
Canton Boosters
City
Red Sox
Yanks
Airport
A’s
Senators
Shanafelt
Tigers
Indians
30Th St
White Sox
Browns
Dodgers
Giants
Babcock
Phillies
Braves
Jackson
Cards
Cubs
Mellett
Reds
Pirates
Republic Stamone
B Softball Occupies Kurtz Program Tonight
Three Class B softball games are set at Kurtz Memorial Field with Ohio Power and Union Metal opening at 6:30. Muncer's Service faces Army & Navy Union at 7:30 and St. Paul meets Ralph Ross Builders at 8:30. Builders undefeated with 14 wins. Clarence J. Rich announced the schedule and noted Sunday's Industrial Twilight League at Kurtz.
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Kurtz Memorial Field
Ohio Power
Union Metal
Muncer
Army & Navy Union
St. Paul
Ralph Ross Builders
Clarence J. Rich
Kurtz
Canton Drop Forge
Timken
Ford Motors
the Repository
Macomber
United Engineering & Foundry
Postoffice
Hercules
Hoover wallops Kent in NEOAL contest
Hoover routed Twin Coach 11 to 2 in a Northeastern Ohio Amateur Baseball League game cut short in the eighth due to darkness. Hoover improved to 5-2 in league play, riding a 13th win in 14 games, with Lou Petit homer, Paul Mohler and Frank Trascik triples, and Paul Quinn and Ralph Miller doubles. Hoover next hosts Canton Roosters then Niles in Memorial Stadium.
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Kent
North Canton
Hoover
Ohio
Newton Falls
Lou Petit
Paul Mohler
Frank Trascik
Paul Quinn
Ralph Miller
Canton Rooster
Texas League Fort Worth edge over Texas All Stars
Fort Worth won 2 1 over Texas All Stars in a Texas League game while the Central League saw Grand Rapids top Saginawa in the lone scheduled contest.
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Fort Worth
Texas All-Stars
Grand Rapids
Ohio Women's Meet field trimmed to eight golfers
Led by Peggy Kirk of Findlay and Carol Diringer of Tiffin, the eight-golfer field began second-round play in the Ohio Women's golf championship. Kirk defeated Poly Martin 6 and 5 and faced Mrs. Robert Palmer after Palmer beat Judy Baker, while Diringer shot a four-under-par 35 on the front nine to beat Betty Kerby and advance to meet Claire Doran, four-time Cleveland District winner. Doran beat Mrs. R. E. Wendahl 8 and 6, as other first-round results included Jean Hopkins beating Neema Horgan 4 and 3 and Barbara McIntire defeating Ellen Mason 4 and 2.
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Toledo
Ohio
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Miss Kirk
Poly Martin
St. Clairsville
Robert Palmer
Columbus
Palmer
McIntire
Pat Harrington
Steubenville
Bonnie Randolph
Miss Hopkins
Neema Horgan
Miss McIntire
Ellen Mason
Miss Randolph
Ohio State University
Montreal and Boston Victors in Rain Slowed Schedule
Montreal over New York 4 to 2 in a rain affected game while Boston routed Hartford 12 to 2. St Louis beat Springfield 23 to 5 and Chicago edged Fort Wayne 3 to 2. Philadelphia versus Harrisburg was cancelled due to rain.
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Montreal
New York
Brooklyn
Pawtucket
Boston
Hartford
St. Louis
Springfield
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Mid-Ind
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Trackmen totravel to Oslo duel with Scandinavians
Fifty five U S athletes will oppose a Scandinavian track and field team in a dual meet at Oslo Norway on July 27 28 and 29.
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U. S
Oslo
Norway
Coach Vic Sorrell Leads NC State Baseball
Vic Sorrell, once a Detroit Tigers pitching ace, embarks on his fourth season coaching the North Carolina State baseball team, bringing major league experience and veteran leadership to the program.
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Vic Sorrell
Detroit Tiger
North Carolina
Carolina Harness Driver Clinches Seventh Win of Season
Saratoga Springs AP Frank Ervin of Aiken South Carolina defended his Grand Circuit dominance with his seventh victory of 1949 steering N. D. Hal a 29 to 1 shot to win the $5000 Utica pace at Saratoga Raceway in 2 05 earning $60.80 25.50 and 6.50 Atomic Bomb posted the fastest Saratoga mile 2 03 2 5 in the $2500 Jefferson for 14 class pacers W N Reynolds ownership. A 4682 crowd handled 134 476 in bets.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Frank Ervin
Aiken
S. C
Reinsman
N. D. Hal
Saratoga Raceway
Sam Resnick
Washington, Pa
Jefferson
W. N. Reynolds
All-Star Game Sloppiness Marked by Poor Play and Penalties
The All-Star game drew $79,225.02 for the players pension fund and was branded the sloppiest since the series began in 1933. The National League won 4 of 16 in the series. Americans totaled 13 hits while Nationals had 12, with 5 NL errors and 1 American error, showers interrupting play for 13 minutes. Virgil Trucks earned the win for Detroit.
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Players Pension Fund
National League
Joe Gordon
Cleveland
Nationals
Southworth
Newcombe
Cincinnati
Ewell Blackwell
St. Louis
Red Munger
Brooklyn
Preacher Roe
New York Yankees
Vic Raschi
Raschi
Virgil Trucks
Detroit
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Princeton
Hager
Paddock
Chick Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Dick Cline
Ashland
Dayton
Tom Jones
Youngstown
Carl Menelle
Steve Nagy
Gene Zediker
William Gressard
Ed Blonston
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Finsterwald
Roger Pedigo
Pedigo
Brahler
Direnzo Gonzales
Luther
Smethers & Niesz Morriss & Boys
Becker & R. Harold Follet
Cuglia
Golden Lodge
Thurin
Eal
Lden Lodge
Enion Metal
Lutheran
Ilvary E. U
St. Ch. of God
Indus
Marat Presbyterian
Béthany Evan
Bion Lutheran
Lowell
Ind. Luther
Calvary E.U.B
Motor Fuel
White Crown Cafe
Ray's Grill
Natl. JR
St Joseph
Ce Merchants
Vica
St. Merchants
Junior Optimists
He Palms
Canton Bot
Jr. Optimist
Canton Merch
the Palms
St Merch
Poe
Diebold
Monarch Rubber
Lota
East Ohio Gas
Roy Laundry
Snack Shop
Troy Laundry
Cleve
N. Canton
Little Baseball League
Harmon Park
Oldtimers
Elks
Corner Tavern
Superior Stamping
Penguins
Ewing
Chevrolet
Campion Dairy
Stadium
Softee
Ramies Stadium
Coast Metals
Maloney Motors
Bauhof
Ohio Bell Oaeeima
Ringside Grill
Rossiter Hardware
Serban Cafe
Witter
Reed Funeral Home
Southwest Merchants
Gambrinus Inn
Seran Realtors
Bethel Lutheran
Teener’s Nine
City Junior Boosters
Northeast Merchants
Cook
Maryland Merchants
Frankfort Distillers Corp
NY. C
Holton
Southern Association
Nashville
Ascot Park
National Elks
Cleveland-Akron Hwy
Dial
Jean Hopkins
Cleveland City
Barbara
Carolina Harness
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Pittsburgh
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St. and
Ohio Battery & Ignition
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