Strengthened Phillies Seek Fifth as Pitchers Click
Phillies manager Ben Chapman argues the club has strengthened to shake off the cellar label. Stars to watch include Albert Flair at first base, Emil Vero n as second, Cullenbine in left, Walker center, Ennis right, and a pitching core led by Dutch Leonard and Linwood Rowe. Rook Curt Simmons may bolster the staff, with other hurlers Donnelly Heintzelman Hoerst Judd Jurisch Wensloff and rookies Jones Thomas in spring competition.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
Learwater
Fla
Ben Chapman
Philadelphia Phillies
Chapman
Phillies
Albert Flair
Flair
Bert Haas
Roy Cullenbine
Eddie Miller
New Orleans
Theungster
Muller
Infeld
Haas
Reds
Antelope
Emil Veroan
Miler-Verdan
Bhese
Cullenbine
Harry Walker
del Ennis
Destroit
Cullendine
John Blatnik
Charles Gilbert
Buster Adams
Andy Seminick
al Lakeman
Don Padget
Eric
Leonard
Linwood
Rowe
Curt Simmons
Simmons
Washmington
Del
Giants
Red Cochrane Named Akron Athletic Director
Kenneth Red Cochrane a former Akron football star from 1979 to 1932 is named athletic director at Akron University. He will assume Sept 1 and coach basketball and baseball as part of his duties. Trustees also hire W G Bud Houghton as head coach and Tom Evans as assistant coach with immediate effect.
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AKRON
Kenneth
Red) Cochrane
Akron University
Cochrane
Erie
Strong Vincent
W. G
Bud) Houghton
Tom Evans
Houghton
Massillon, O. High School
Evans
Five Attend Annual Saddle Club Dinner
Mr and Mrs Herbert Wooien and Air and Mrs R V Judy and C A Owls of Elvrra attended the third annual banquet and election of officers of the Central Ohio Saddle Club Association at Smithville. About 300 people heard Robert Groh of Newcomerstown reelected president as the association, governing body for Central Ohio horse shows, sees 31 saddle clubs as members.
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Herbert Wooien
R V. Judy
C. A. Owls
Elvrra
Central Ohio Saddle Club Association
Smithville
Central Ohio
Robert Groh
Newcomerstown
National A A U Indoor Swim Championships Open
Joe Verdeur of La Salle College dominated the second day in New Haven at Yale Payne Whitney Gymnasium as he chased titles in the 220-yard breaststroke and 30-yard individual medley. Hawaii’s Smith from Ohio State defended the 220-yard free style, with Ford among challengers. Other events included the one-meter dive and 200-yard freestyle relay as the three day meet continued.
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New Haven
Conn
Joe Verduer
la Salle College
Philadelphia
Yale
Payne Whitney Gymnasium
Fleet Philadelphia
Verdeur
Smith
Bul Smith
Ohio State
Alan Ford
Ford
Michigan Big Nine
Tiitle
Jack Taylor
Akron
O. Taylor
Faire- Stone
Alfair Miann Iy
Michigan
Cardinals fret over Slaughter slump in camp notes
In Bradenton Emes Slaughter has one hit in 17 at bats as manager Eddie Dyer considers benching him to shake the Cardinals out of a slow early stretch after a 4 3 loss to the Braves in extras. Keller returns to Yankee lineup in minor spring return for 10 1 win over Phillies. The Giants beat Pirates 6 5 on Themeon homer in ninth. Reds trim to 35 with Usher optioned. Blackwell to pitch vs Cardinals. Medica optioned to Louisville. Simenonis released as Boston tops Louisville 4 3 with ninth inning rally.
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Bradenton
Fila
St. Louis Cardinals
Emes
ST Petersburg
Filia
New York Yankees
Charley
Ming Keng
Sarasota
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Pete Medica
Louisville
al Simenonis
Scranton
Red Sox
Elyria Eagles Bowling Schedule At Olympic Recreation
The Elyria Eagles Bowling League rows up four matches tonight at 9 o clock at the Olympic Recreation. Matchups include Band B Food Marke versus Standard Cleaners. Joel Upholsterr versus Vaiton DeLuxe Bar. Eagles No 431 versus Jimmy and Andy Restaurant. Krowles and Sniezek vs City Grill.
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Eagles
Elyria Eagles
Olympic Recreation
Foodery Five Tops All City Bowling Clash
Ken Wise led Foodery with a 247 single game and 633 series as Foodery Five surged to the top of the All City standings by sweeping General Industries in three games at the Bowling Center. Array’s Chips joined in with a 1,024 game and 2,542 series to claim a share of second, while General Industries slipped to second and Moose Club chased in third. Night Molders paced the Individual scoring with a 211 game and 563 series as Sl Slngers kept a one game edge in American Radiator League at Olympic Recreation.
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Ken Wise Fuoderr
Sai' General Industries
Bnet
Eiroria Hardware
Mae Arways Cirps
Icra
Steet Shell
FOU Ry
George
Pacers Roar
Engh
E-gh
George Cotton
A. Wrer
Ren Wise
jPavtesen Shop
Moose Club
Hign Sadrz E Bauer
H. Lemmieder
Office
Evra
Agh
Tidu Hghnd
Bud Traxie
Jr. Ie
Chiford
General Industries League
ST. John's Lutheran League
Exdocread Supply
Paetsch Lamber
Behring
Dar
Attomates Seghet Pte
Wight Molders
Machine Room
Day Molders
Indovritus Wilber
McVeish
Orfkice
Bigh
Bob Wate
Nseiers Ane
Pei Eivzia Fuonkore
Grypey Fiddle
Jack Knight
Hermann
Elvria
Walier
Elyria Furniture
Weller
Polther
Yack Kneght
Evelyn Siffes
Ken Wise
Feogers
General Industries
White Moose Club
Ruober
Portchey
Birfa Furniture
Spring Valley
Oblympie
Ciichate
Jack
Knright
Tires Auinors
Gipsy Fiddle
Tab” Talbot
End Campaign To Stop Swamp Fever At Tracks
New York TRA president James E. Dooley announced the termination of the swamp fever campaign after paying $94,000 to owners of destroyed horses. The program began September 29 following disease scares at New England tracks.
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Oughbred Racing Association
James E. Dooley
TRA
New England
Foundry Pattern Shop Tops League Leaders With Decisive 873
In the St. John's Lutheran League at St. John's School, Foundry Pattern Shop won as Pattern Shop’s 873 high single led the night while Howard Leinseder posted a 233 single and a 348 series to pace his team. Porsch Lumber tied three straight wins, Eldefresd Supply posted a THM single and a 2344 series, Hank Behring led with a 502 series for the Individuals.
Greenberg Sit Tight With Indians In Training
Hank Greenberg will not play first base for the remainder of the training season as manager Lou Boudreau announces he will stay in uniform with the Cleveland Indians. Boudreau says Greenberg will not play unless the emergency is crucial, and the club will rely on the players they are counting on.
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Ed Stevens
Ralph Kimer
Pirates
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George Knipper
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Ruth Henke
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Gert Henke
Harriet Henke
Clara M. Tarry
Dieslo Cookers
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Seerae
Eer
Elyria
Enck
U.s.royal
Glen Rogers Motors, Inc
E. Bridge St
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Foodery Five
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New York
Thor
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