Startling Power of 'Weaker' Clubs Promises Torrid A.L. Race
Sunday golf at Tam O Shanter and Elms featured par rounds on tough layouts. Walt Ingram and Elmer Masterana led with 33 37 70 and 38 32 70 on Tam O Shanter, while Cy Walters Cal Malone and Walt Mayo matched par 72 at Elms. Walters shot a 74 later. rain trimmed expected crowds and the field included Carl Fogle and many others with 72 to 76 scores.
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Jack Delong
Tam O’shanter
Elms
Walt Ingram
Elmer Masterana
Publinx
Cy Walters
Cal Malone
Walt Mayo
Walters
Feminine Bowlers Lead in Michigan Sweepers at Maloney Lanes
A large women’s handicap sweepstakes at Maloney Lanes saw Elsie Feibig of Cleveland hold first with 1269, though Virginia Millspaugh of Alma threatened with 1266. Glowing scores from Gertrude Henke Elyria, Mary Dancik Cleveland, and Mary Pencin Cleveland boosted the top 5 as Canton and Elyria contenders filled several high placements.
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Maloney Lanes
Elsie Feibig
Cleveland
Elsie
Virginia Millspaugh
Alma
Mich
Virginia
Gertrude Henke
Elyria
Mary Dancik
Mary Pencin
Brannan Sweepstakes Run Highlights Local Bowling Scores
Anton men claimed two top money spots in Bran nan sweepstakes at McKees Rocks Saturday night. Winnie Hunt finished second for 1264 on 1264 and Dale Myers third for 1253, with Steve Nagy of Cleveland taking the big 1294 last night. Hunt posted a strong 254 thanks to seven strikes after a rough fourth game, while Myers opened with 189 then rolled five straight 200s and a best 224. In Steubenville, Sanitary Seal tests and mixed doubles results showed Wilson, Seccombe and Ream among leaders, while Brannan standings cite Hunt and Myers headline action.
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Anton
Brannan
McKees Rocks
Pittsburgh
Winnie Hunt
Dale Myers
Steve Nagy
Cleveland
Hunt
Myers
W. Hunt
Phister
Zerbe
O'Donnell
Hershberger
Moran
Steubenville
Sanitary Sealtest
Betty Wilson
Bess Seccombe
Amy Ream
Hilda Schrantz
Peg Meae
Handicap
Gross
Rain Ends Play Early at Akron Golf Event
No scores reported as rain halted rounds. Pro Herm Keiser of Akron shot 72 on Saturday before seven holes. club pro Joe Guysick also played seven holes. Keiser heads to Philadelphia for a tourney. Blind bogey results list Mrs. W. B. Hargraves 76, Ben Wheeler 82, Harold Harmon and Dr. J. R. Maple 77. Walter Double and R. D. Hager won accuracy contests on holes No 2 and 18.
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Herm Keiser
Akron
Joe Guysick
Keiser
Philadelphia
W. B. Hargraves
Ben Wheeler
Harold Harmon
J. R. Maple
Walter Double
R. D. Hager
Team of Baker and McKown Wins Low Net Twosome Event
The Baker and McKown duo posted a 134 total to win the weekend’s low net twosome competition. Two teams tied for second at 140. Names include Stone Messenger and Reiter Zink. other high scores noted include Baker Van Horn 92. Kuendig 95. McConkey Stone Zink Wade Johnson Estep 84. Reiter 76 for low Sunday. Additional scores list Clark Bouer 81 Carnahan 83 Mills Nolan Thomas 84 Faulhaber 89.
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R. C. Baker
H. W. McKown
A. H. Stone
I. J. Messenger
C. J. Reiter
William Zink
A. C. Baker
J. H. van Horn
Oscar Kuendig
J. G. McConkey
Ralph Wade
Ernest Johnson
A. C. Estep
A. B. Clark
al Bouer
Bill Carnahan
Virgil Mills
William Nolan
E. P. Thomas
H. A. Faulhaber
Weekend golf tourney crowns returning quartet champions
Low score Sunday was a one over par 75 by R. G. Besst. Coyle 76 and the Freys 78 followed. Winners were A. H. Jordan, Dick Nist, Verne Ressler and Lou Wiggins with a team net of 282. Second place went to Emmet Graybill, W. F. Burdick, D. F. Albery and Al Phipps. Wilber Jacob had low putting with 26. Vic Fabre claimed longest drive on No 10. 82 M. McQueen, Dave Morgan.
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R. G. Besst
J. C. Coyle
William
W. V. Frey
A. H. Jordan
Dick Nist
Verne Ressler
Lou Wiggins
Emmet Graybill
W. F. Burdick
D. F
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
The standings show Boston 3 Washington 0 Philadelphia 8 7 New York 7 6 Chicago 16-2 Cleveland 0-0 Detroit 9-4 St Louis 3-12 and Cincinnati 6-5 Chicago 65-8 Wey 10 innings etc. Upcoming games include Boston at Washington and Cleveland at New York.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pet
Chic
Phil Oeste
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Rain delays club play as women contest planned
Rain cut into play Sunday per Pro Johnny Vasco leaving only a few rounds finished. Mrs. Harold Istoff won the blind bogey with a net 82 while Joe Banks and Lou Feinman tied for second at net 78. Vasco announced a driving forming contest for women club members Tuesday noon.
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Johnny Vasco
Harold Istoff
Joe Banks
Lou Feinman
Vasco
Golf tourney highlights on par 65 layout and scores
Bobby Sigler toured the par 65 layout in 70 strokes to take low honors Sunday. Other scores include Bob Howenstine 75 Harold Drakenbrod 76 Joe Vargo 77 Woody Tappar 78 and Marvin Kauffman 79.
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Bobby Sigler
Bob Howenstine
Harold Drakenbrod
Joe Vargo
Woody Tappar
Marvin Kauffman
Golf leaders post two lifetime low scores at par 70 Hills
Sunday round saw Mike Clouse card 77 and Sig Tibroski 85 on a par 70 Hills layout. Six others shot under 80 including Ralph Santangelo 74 Dom inic Vitangeli 75 Al Morena 75 Americo Dimena 76 Bob Pearson 78 and Nick Christen 79 with groups rounded by Harry Poisell 78 and Maurice Lieber 76 among top finishers.
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Mike Clouse
Sig Tibroski
Ingram
Masterana
Clouse
Tibroski
Ralph Santangelo
Dominic Vitangeli
al Morena
Americo Dimena
Bob Pearson
Nick Christen
Harry Poisell
Maurice Lieber
Frank Masterana
Tee Gamble
C. W. Wilds
al Diminno
Harry Pannier
C. B. Allison
Clarence Murphy Wins Blind Bogey at Sun Day
Clarence Murphy captured the blind bogey with a net 76. Cy Walters placed second with 72 and Mayland Matthews was third at 80, followed by Mike Hartman 77, Bob Peterson 78, Bud Fair 78, Dud Huston 81, Neville Smith 84, Stan Moser 88, and John Mercer 89. Cy Walters and Harold Zerby entered the Possum Run Amateur tournament at Mansfield next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Murphy
Cy Walters
Mayland Matthews
Mike Hartman
Bob Peterson
Bud Fair
Dud Huston
Neville Smith
Stan Moser
John Mercer
Harold Zerby
Mansfield
High Scores Show Close Finish Across Local Meet
Evan Brown and Jack Baker led a tight scoring duel with 76 and 78 as Wayne Hocking and several others reached 81 to 84. Joe Popick and Mike Klus both posted 87 in a crowded field including Zander and Fowler with 83.
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Evan Brown
Jack Baker
Wayne Hocking
Joe Behrik
Ray Ring
Joe Popick
Husky Jones
Zoltan Zander
C. Fowler
John Klus
Mike Klus
Local golf field led by John Stevenson in 1 over par
John Stevenson shot a one over par 71 to lead the field. Bob Shively and James Bertram followed with 72s, while Lou Reich of Chicago posted 75 and Pete Shoup finished with 76.
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John Stevenson
Bob Shively
James Bertram
Lou Reich
Chicago
Pete Shoup
Par-35 nine-hole score page highlights leaders
Scores soared on this par-35 nine-hole layout. Charles Negulici posted a low 41, followed by D Negulici with 44, A B Royal 47, and E Muntean 49.
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Charles Negulici
D. Negulici
A. B. Royal
E. Muntean
Hoover Nine Triumphs 5 4 at Lake Placentia
Hoover's Class A baseball team edged host Lake Placentia 5 to 4 in six innings before rain halted play. Hoover scored in the second on a walk hit batsman and two errors aided by doubles by Louis Suarez and Paul Quinn. Alva Fye allowed five hits and fanned four while overcoming late lapses for four runs. Placentia got two runs in the third and three in the fifth before Fye settled down.
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Hoover
Lake Placentia
Placentia
Fye
Piacentia
Quinn Slabaugh
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Brown
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Wittenberg Girls Lead In Ohio Intercollegiate Tennis
In Columbus AP reports coed net stars clash in quarter finals of the first annual Ohio women's intercollegiate tennis tournament. Wittenberg College coeds emerged as the team to beat after two rounds with three of five Springfield entrants winning their opening matches.
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Columbus
Ohio
Baseball pennant race heats up as surprises surge
Boston leads a tight AL as Chicago White Sox and Washington Senators rise. Detroit and Philadelphia stay over .500 while New York, Cleveland, and St. Louis show strong showings. Athletics sweep Yankees after trailing, Dobson gets first win, Browns win twice, Giants and Braves hold NL lead. Cardinals edge Pirates on late hits. Reds and Cubs split twin bill.
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Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Detroit
Philadelphia
Yankees
Red Sox
Joe Dobson
Senators
Nats
Dom DiMaggio
Sid Hudson
Dick Welteroth
Browns
Tigers
Boston
Braves
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Vern Bickford
Dodgers
Young Curt Simmons
Chuck Diering
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Chicago
Reds
Cubs
Johnny Wyrostek
Red Stall Cup
Dalton Hurler Loses One Hit Masterpiece
Dalton Merchants lose 1 0 to Acme Dairies Massillon in a pitchers battle as Junior Gerber shines with a one hit effort. Massillon scores on an infield ground out after a triple. Dalton collects two hits including a Paul Dietrich double. Merchants set to host Massillon Pumps next Tuesday at 8 30.
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Dalton Merchants
Acme Dairies
Massillon
Gerber
Barbers
Dairies
McInnis
Paul Dietrich
Merchants
Acme
CO McInnis
Galev Gerber
D. Weisgarber
Johnson's Old Catcher Will Be Buried Tuesday
Michael Mike Kahoe 75, longtime Akron resident and former big league catcher, died late Saturday. He broke in with Montgomery in 1895, played for Reds, Browns, Cubs, and Washington, catching Walter Johnson from 1907 to 1915. He later scouted for the Boston Braves until 1918. funeral services set for Tuesday.
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Akron
INS
Michael
Mike) Kahoe
Walter Johnson
Kahoe
Montgomery
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
Washington
Johnson
Boston Braves
West Tuscarawas Merchs Defeat Romanians In Rainout Storm
West Tuscarawas Merchants edged the Romanian Merchants 6 to 5 at City Field before a Sunday rain delay halted play after seven innings. Orlando Cugini scored the go ahead run on a line triple for West Tuscarawas as Paul Cugini and others provided key hits. Bikis took the loss for Romanians who had two early runs plus five errors in the field. Hager earned the win in relief. Bikis charged with the defeat.
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West Tuscarawas Merchants
Mozea
Orlando Cugini
Benny Battista
Hager
Emil Alecusan
Paul Cugini
Bikis
Morea
Fairmount
West Tuscarawas
Ahoa Hogue
O'Negulici
A. Cugini
A. Katusion
Battista
Fuchs
C. Cugini
Alecuson
Summers
Vulcan
P.cugini
Jackson
L. Stevens
O'Eii
Davis
Hoger
Kosunick
George
West Tuscara
A. Cugint
Negulici
A. Katusin
Eli
R—Hegue
A. Sugini
Cugini
A. Gatusin
Alecusan
D. Cugini
So—Hager
Rbikis
Canton Boosters Face Fairmount Merchants and More
Local schedule lists Canton Boosters vs Fairmount Merchants and Billiards teams, with Timken games also on the 6 p m slate. Matchups include Canton Boosters against B Billiards and Cook Timken versus Fairmount in evening play.
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Fairmount Merchants
City _ & B. Billiards
Timken
B. & B. Billiards
Cook Timken
Fairmount
Enema Pet
Hoover
W. Tusc
Timken B&O Billiards tied. rain halts doubleheader
First part of a doubleheader ends in a 5-5 draw between Timken and B&O Billiards at Timken Field as rain halts play. Tonight rescheduled as Timken hosts Boosters and Fairmount plays City. Boosters remain undefeated after beating West Tuscarawas 17-5 earlier.
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Canton Boosters
Fairmount Merchants
Timken
Billiards
Timken Field
Booster
Amateur Fight Show Slated at Massillon
An eight bout outdoor amateur boxing card headlined by two five round bouts will be held Tuesday night May 24 at Agathon Field promoter Dominic Dottavio says Gerald Hammond 1949 Stark County open featherweight champ and Ronald Savage Canton youths top the bill. Massillon's Jack Yeager light heavyweight champion awaits an opponent for a second main event with Jim Hiller Canton featherweight also slated to face an unnamed foe.
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Massillon
Agathon Field
Dominic Dottavio
Gerald Hammond
Stark County
Jim Hiller
Canton
Southern Association Scores Dominoes at Night
Little Rock defeated Atlanta 5 to 4 in fourteen innings. Birmingham beat Memphis 7 to 6. Mobile won 8 to 6 over Chattanooga. Nashville downed New Orleans 3 to 0.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans
Middle Atlantic League Scores and Weather Update
Youngstown defeated Johnstown 11 to 9 while Butler won 7 to 12 in Newcastle. Wandereroft 7 10 Oil City 6 10 with a second game 7 innings curfew. Erie at Uniontown postponed due to rain.
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Johnstown
Butler
Newcastle
Wandereroft
Oil City
Erie
Uniontown
Buckeye Track Honors In Real Danger
Ohio State aims to defend the Big Nine outdoor title at Northwestern Dyche Stadium with four U S Olympic team members among 235 athletes. Defenders include Wisconsin’s Don Gehrmann and Ohio State’s Mal Whitfield as favorites in mile and 440. Loss of Lloyd Duff weakens Buckeyes as 10 lettermen depart after last year’s championship squad.
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Minnesota
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Mal Whitfield
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Dwight Eddleman
Gehrmann
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Charlie Peters
Indiana
Harry Cooper
Lou Irons
Jim Holland
Lloyd Duff
Duff
Buckeyes
Wackerly Nine Triumphs In Baseball Blowout
Wackerly Funeral Home’s soft ball team routed Timken E.A.A. 15 to 1 on Sunday. Joe Welsh pitched a one hitter and hit a grand slam threat with the bases loaded, while his brother D Welsh added a homer with one on to fuel the victory for the Welsh family.
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Wackerly Funeral Home
E.A.A
Welsh
Joe Welsh
Wackerly
D. Welsh
Ohio State Girl Wins College Tennis Laurels
Joyce Higgy of Ohio State captured the first annual women's intercollegiate singles title in Columbus. She defeated Betty Haveracher of Ohio University in the final 6 2, 2 6, 7 5 to claim the championship.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Joyce Higgy
Betty Haveracher
Ohio University
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