Sunday Night Bowling At Maloney Lanes Sees Strong Women Fields
In Maloney Lanes fourth weekend of the women's handicap sweepstakes Elsie Feibig of Cleveland leads with 1269 across six games. Cleveland and Canton squads join later shifts with notable bowlers including Stevie Balough and Marge Cook among others. Weirton, Pa., Mich., and Ohio entrants appear in two Sunday sessions, as Major Industrials plan to finish season next week with two matches.
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Stevie Balough
Marge Cook
Tess Johns
Natalia Berndt
Agnes Clucker
Evelyn Ricard
Loretta Roeher
Lucille Garrett
Mary Safron
Helen Polsinelli
Hazel Richards
Jo Machamer
Hilda Greenawalt
Alliance
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Ohio
Weirton
W. Va
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Milks
Castamall
Industrial
Fisher Auto Supply
Village Inns
Maloney
Staley Insurance
Rohrbaugh Bros
Staleys
Babcock Printing Dominates Sterling Bakery In Softball Blowout
IGH scoring highlighted Friday action in the Industrial Class B league as Babcock Printing routed Sterling Bakery 30-7 for its second straight win. Union Metal followed with a 20-10 victory over Canton Malleable Iron to record their first win. Thurin's edged the rivals in a tight finish.
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Babcock Printing
Sterling Bakery
Union Metal
Canton
Ohio Power
Babcock
Wilson Rubber
Golden Lodge
Thurin's
Bricklayers
Kent Teams Slated To See Action Today
Kent State University sends four athletic teams into action with track and tennis hosting Case while baseball travels to Bowling Green. The Flash seek seventh win in nine, and Joe Kotys is favored in all around honors despite Walt Bijak's wrist injury.
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Kent State University
Case
Matt Resick
Bowling Green
Akron Y.M.C
Claude Sharer
Flash
Doyle Nutter
Bob Speno
Speno
University of Akron
Akron Y.M.C.A
Joe Kotys
Vic Moore
Walt Bijak
Minnesota Moves To Second Spot In Big Nine Scramble
CHICAGO AP Surprising Minnesota rose to second in the Big Nine pennant chase and prepared to guard it in the second game of its series with last place Northwestern. The Gophers won 8-5 to improve to 4-2 in the series opener, with Harry Elliott homering and three singles in a 13 hit attack. Illinois beat Indiana 8-5 at Bloomington to move into third while Iowa edged Wisconsin 3-2 on Keith Kafer’s bases loaded single in the 10th. Michigan beat Ohio State 8-6 despite being outslugged 14-9.
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Minnesota
Northwestern
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Wildcats
Harry Elliott
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Bloomington
Ind
Herb Plews
Hoosiers
Illini
Keith Kafer
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio State
Thomson
Russ Meyer
Mize
Bobby Hofman
Giants
Braves
Brooklyn
Johnny Sain
Bob Elliott
Sain
Cincinnati
Red Lively
Reds
Lively
Lawless Miss Seeks Sixth Victory at Randall Today
Cleveland race note reports Lawless Miss aiming for her sixth win of the season in the Daily Racing Form handicap at Randall Park. The six-furlong Cleveland News handicap winner last week moves to a mile and one sixteenth under 123 pounds as Buddy's Song races at 9 to 1 after a Cuyahoga Falls purse upset.
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Randall Track
International League scores wrap up heavy nights
Toronto defeated Baltimore 6 to 1 while Jersey City crushed Montreal 11 to 3. Newark routed Buffalo 12 to 2 and Rochester outlasted Syracuse 13 to 9 in the latest league action.
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Montreal
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Rochester
Syracuse
Feud Breaks In Open Over Bump Incident
The Cardinals and Pirates clash after a PL incident with Stan Rojek hit by a pitch. Garagiola and Sewell collide during a rundown, benches clear but order restores. Pirates win 3-2 aided by Beckman homer. Kiner and Westlake also homer. Giants and Braves win. DuRocher signs. Reds star with Lively 7-0. Detroit tops St Louis. Zernial key for White Sox. Kolloway hot for Tigers.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Buccos
Stan Rojek
Pirates
Joe Garagiola
Pittsburgh
Rip Sewell
Garagiola
Sewell
Detroit
Ted Gray
Chicago
Cleveland
Don Kolloway
Tigers
Gus Zernial
White Sox
Furth
Dougherty Flowers Tops Canton News in Stark Horseshoe League
In a Friday match at Ringer Land courts Dougherty Flowers defeated Canton News 1908-1817 to move into a tie for first with the Yankees. Karl Konter rolled 501 including 129 in the fifth game to pace Dougherty while Doug Engelhart led Canton with 297. A City League contest Moore Garage versus Guest Lunch was postponed to Sunday.
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Dougherty Flowers
Canton News
Ringer Land
Dougherty
Yankees
Karl Konter
Doug Engelhart
Moore Garage
Baseball season leaders tied to multiple teams across leagues
The ledger lists major statistical leaders in both leagues with strange spacing and OCR errors. Highlights include batters like Schoendienst and Dark, pitchers like Branca and Lopat, and notable figures such as Campanella, Gordon, and Ennis, across the National and American Leagues.
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St. Louis
Ohio
Gordon
New York
Waitkus
Philadelphia
Campanella
Greenace
Ennis
Controversy Ends Over Negro Leagues Signings
Commissioner A B Chandler ruled to end the Cleveland Indians Yankees dispute over Artie Wilson and Luis Marquez. Wilson is awarded to Cleveland via Newark after Birmingham Black Barons accepted the Yankee offer. Marquez’s Newark contract is void with Cleveland holding prior option rights through the Homestead Grays. Wilson awaits San Diego word, while Marquez plans to return to Puerto Rico.
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Chandler
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Tom Hayes Jr
Birmingham Black Barons
Hayes
Larry S. MacPhail Jr
Yankee
Ghandler
Baltimore Elite Giants
MacPhail
Vernon Green
Giants
Marquez
Homestead Grays
Grays
Buffalo
Puerto Rico
Los Angeles
Ohio Indiana League scores rush in open games
Newark edged Portsmouth 4 to 3 in ten innings while Zanesville defeated Springfield 10 to 2. Lima beat Richmond 20 to 9 and Muncie won 4 to 3 against Marion.
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Portsmouth
Zanesville
Springfield
Lima
Richmond
Muncie
Marion
Notre Dame to stage spring game with old timers
SOUTH BEND Ind AP nearly two months of spring drills end today as Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy pits varsity players against ancient stars including guards Bill Fischer and Marty Wendell halfback Terry Brennan and quarterback Frank Tripuka. About 15 000 fans expected to watch the so called weakest team entering fall. Bob Williams leads the varsity backfield with Bill Gay Emil Sitko and Jack Landry at fullback. The line features Leon Hart and Jim Martin now at left tackle with few holdovers from last season.
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Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Bill Fischer
Marty Wendell
Terry Brennen
Frank Tripuka
Varsity
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Bob Williams
Bill Gay
Emil Sitko
Jack Landry
Leon Hart
Jim Martin
Texas League scores mix with scattered results
Tulsa beat San Antonio 8 to 3 while Fort Worth won 1 to 0 over Shreveport. Oklahoma City triumphed 3 to 2 against Houston, Beaumont defeated Dallas 5 to 3, and tennis results show Miami 4 Ohio WA 3. John Carroll 4 Hiram 38 Pittsburgh 5 Case Tech 4.
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Shreveport
Oklahoma City
Houston
Beaumont
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Pittsburgh
Case Tech
Durocher Signs New Two Year Giants Manager Pact
Leo Durocher received a fresh two year contract as manager of the New York Giants at a Polo Grounds press conference before a game with the Phillies. A return from temporary suspension, reinstated by Commissioner Chandler, is noted with an anticipated annual salary around 65 000 to 70 000, exceeding all prior Giants managers' pay. President Horace Stoneham says Durocher will earn more than any earlier Giants skipper.
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Red Munger
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Wally Westlake
Ralph Kiner
Pitt
Kiner
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Boston Braves
Larry Jansen
Phillies
Bobby Thomson
Johnny Mize
Leo Durocher
YORK
Lippy Leo
Polo Grounds
The
A. B. Chandler
Leo
Lippy
Horace Stoneham
Durocher
Giant
Boxing Roundup Results From Cities Across United States
By The Associated Press report lists bouts in New York Irvington New Jersey Vince Foster 147 percent stopped by Charlie Fusari 147 percent Omaha Indiana Indianapolis Bunny Berrigan 125 Milwaukee outpointed Spider Thomas 121 Masrio Trigo 133 Los Angeles outpointed Bolton Ford 136 Pittsburgh Corky Gonzales 124 percent Denver defeated Chico Morales 125 percent Cuba in Hollywood all bouts noted with city and state lines and approximate percentages or scores.
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New York
Charlie Fusari
Irvington
N. J
Vince Foster
Omaha
Neb
Indianapolis
Bunny Berrigan
Milwaukee
Spider Thomas
San Diego
Calif
Masrio Trigo
Los Angeles
Bolton Ford
Pittsburgh
Hollywood
Corky Gonzales
Denver
Chico Morales
Cuba
Chandler Decision Lifts Indians Radio Monopoly
In Youngstown AP report fans can hear Cleveland Indians play-by-play on WKBN controlled games ending monopoly. Commissioner A B Chandler telegram to Youngstown Athletics allows WFMJ and WBBW to rebroadcast Indians games starting tomorrow. Other stations may follow in similar markets.
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Baseball scores from Heidelberg to Mount Union
Heidelberg defeated Ohio Wesleyan 10 to 7 while Toledo U beat Wright Field 11 to 6. Marietta won 6 to 4 against Wittenberg. Miami trounced Ohio VU 7 to 1. Michigan beat Ohio State 8 to 6. Mount Union edged Youngstown 5 to 4 and Salem outscored Dayton 8 to 0.
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Wittenberg
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Ohio State
Mount Union
Youngstown
Salem
Dayton
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