Giants Beat Indians 15-10 in El Paso Spring Tilt
The New York Giants toppled the Cleveland Indians 15 to 10 in El Paso. Walker Cooper Bobby Thomson and Clint Hartung homered. Don Black was sent to the Indians farm system in Marianna Florida to recover from a brain injury and work toward a return around April 17 in New York.
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Lubbock
Tex
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Don Black
Marianna
Fla
Black
Muddy Ruel
Hank Greenberg
Indians
New York
New York Giants
el Paso
Walker Cooper
Bobby Thomson
Clint Hartung
Bob Lemon
Sam Zoldak
Black Wes
Maronas
Wors
Tribe
Lemon
Lernon
Zoldak
Zoldex
Bertung
Hartung
Sionmte Kennedy
Hank Edwards
Kennedy
Lou Boudreau
Ken Keliner
Kelner
Dadiy Brilsad
Mickey Livingston
Boudresu
iRartung P .Erqueset
L.wingsten
Aeaoa
Hennecy
Cas
Hallung
Hse Saescen
C. Edwards
Boucredt
del Cooper
merins—Cooper
Renmede
Vernon
Boudreau
Hardak
Rennede
Lemos
Harcunmz
Bals
Lemoen
Zocer Tung
Hennedy
Bes
Esudreau
Stalia
Varipapa Heads to ABC Tourney in Atlantic City
American Bowling Congress tournament opens in Atlantic City with Andy Varipapa two time world match champion from Hempstead and Sam Vitela of Irvington aiming for top spots. Vitela posted a 671 in yesterday's team event and seeks a place in the all events big five. Leaders remain untroubled as the 56 day grind continues toward a Saturday finish.
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Atlantic City
N. Jarre
Andy Varipapa
Hempstead
Sam Vitela
Irvington
NX. J
Vitela
Baseball Lawyers File Answer Today
Attorneys for Alexicon League pitchers Mex Lanier and Fred Martin seek to overturn a five year suspension after a federal court denied an injunction last week. John Flynn, counsel for the former St. Louis Cardinals arms men, began the appeal process yesterday in New York.
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New York
Todeay
Alexicon
Mex Lanier
Fred Martin
Federal District Court
Aittorney John Flynn
St. Louis Cardinal
Oberlin golf team schedules twelve spring matches
Oberlin College’s golf team coached by Hersh Shannon unveils a 12 match spring schedule opening April 23 at Akron and closing May 28 with a home date against Case. Captain Bob Knight leads a squad including John Crew and Jack McGrenn, returning lettermen from last year’s 2-8-1 season and 12th place Ohio Conference finish.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Gelf
Hersh Shannon
Akron
Case
Western Reserve
Denison
Bob Knight
Stockbridge
Mass
John Crew
Toledo
Jack McGrenn
Knight
SieGrann
Northern Ohio Officials Association Banquet Honors New Officers
The Northern Ohio Officials Association held its annual banquet at Streg Valley with a large turnout. Retiring president Eddie Fuetiger of Bardwis Wallace College introduced the new officers for the coming year, including Bryce Bloom of Lorain High School as president and Clarence Wing of Lakewood as vice president. Allan T. Smuin of Elyria was reelected secretary treasurer. Other speakers included Bloom and A N Chick Smith of Elven High School.
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Oh:9 Officials Association
Streg Valler
Presi¢ Eddie Fuetiger
Bardwis- Wallace College
Assnys
Bryce Bloom
Lorain High Sense
Clarence
Lakewood
Secretar
Allan T. Smuin
Elyra
Midget Racing Season To Open At Bedford Speedway
Bedford announces the opening date for the midget racing season at Sportsman Park near the southern limit. Longtime racing figure Zelter Circuit general manager returns as chief organizer for the season under the American Auto speed association, offering purses and renewed competition this year.
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Bedford
Sportsman Park Weien
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Ime Pest
Las Anced
Speedway
Legion Nine To Meet Thursday Plans for Legion Nine meeting
The Elyria American Legion Club A invites members to meet at the post home on Thursday at 7 30 PM for a league season preview. Manager George Tulk announced a 13 cent fee. The team, in Lorain County League, will start practice Sunday at the American Legion hall as league play begins next Sunday.
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Rand
Thursder Avening
George Tulk
Lorzin
Metins
American Legion
Mont American Legion
Ovin Mar
Hugh
Eeese
Ieee Ahi
Pet Ae E
Zee
Ales Oat
J. P. Lunnane
Wass
Ving Gerber
iRicsewe Spors Center
Letacres
Harver
D. Sca
Zevensay
Beckief
Asien
Merry
Ist. John's Lutheran League
Savings Deposit Bank
Mader, Jar
Lorna G
Eiddizeard
Bede
Isen Dempsey
Béhrics
Hich Ind v
Brigis’ Olsen Company
Pinezan Sher Lis
Bia
Idua
Waterloo
Elyria Elks League
Ww. L. Ae
Lumcer
Era Radio i
Everake
Aioe
Es Seeene
Nig Ss Barbers
Fiewal
Beverage
Isz
Tsenbers
Orr
Son's
Individsa
L. Geb
Raccies
Knowles
US & Sheil
If .Caa
Hi. Jones
Schicz
Sowadace
Elyria Foundry Legce
Bae Beaey
Matthews Named New BGSU Track Coach
Bowling Green Ohio David O Matthews former University of Michigan track star was chosen to succeed Boo Whittaker as coach of Bowing Green State University track squad. Matthews moved up after one season as assistant arriving in September 1947 to assist in track and other campus sports. The Falcons open their outdoor season at Ohio University Saturday and will compete in the Balewir-Wellece relays at Berea May 238.
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Bowling Green
David O. Matthews
University of Michigan
T T
Boo Whittaker
Bow Green State University
Matthews
Falcons
Ohio University
Berea
Fight Results From Various Venues Noted In Briefs
Boxing results from Newark New Jersey to Philadelphia Montreal and beyond show several decisions. Notable bouts include John outpointing Bere Dowd in Newark and Vern Mitchell defeating Caesar Brion in New York. Others list Eddie Giosa prevailing in Philadelphia and Marcel LaChapelle beating Harry Le Sane in Houston.
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Hofyore
Mass
Harry le Sane
Houston
Ter
Marcel LaChapelle
Montreal
Odd Fellows Open Season With Early Practice Pitch
Odd Fellows baseball prepares for the new season with the first practice session on Cascade Park diamond. Manager Art Sparks seeks about 20 players from last year’s squad to report for tryouts at 6 o clock.
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W.lhole
Beng
Giamond
Art Sparas
Igibre
Engicer Pers
Perry-Fay Pin Schedule Sparks Evening Bowling League Action
The Perry-Fay Bowling League plans a 7 PM set of matches tonight with four games carded. Teams listed include Three Remsiers versus Covets Sarens at 1222 Nsecers Te with Rockets noted in motion as well.
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Perry-Far
Sqeere Toe Sensan Senecul
Remsiers
Sarens
Six Straight Winners For Jockey Civitello
Benny Civitello, a Newark Delaware apprentice from Bowie Maryland, rode six consecutive winning races at Bowie Westerx. He had two losses early but then won the next six races in a row, making a breakthrough performance.
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Civitello
Bowie
Benny Civitello
Newark
Del
All-City Bowling League Night Schedule Noted
The All-City Bowling League lists four matches at 7 PM on the schedule tonight. Cards show Macs Restaurants Bowl-O-Drome Pais Sheil Ostrs Moose Ch ording Valley against Erb Race Rothgers Motors versus Paradise.
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Macs Restaurants
Pais Sheil Osts
Moose Chorning Valley
Erb Race
Rothgers Motors
Paradise
Amherst Rotary Dinner Highlights Eleven-Year Club Run
Amherst reports the eleventh annual Rotary dinner at the Congressional gymnasium with BB attendance and garlanded wives. Rev C C Vandersall presided as master of ceremonies with eight charter members introduced. W G Nord and Lee Menz noted for long attendance. W C Crate spoke on Why We Laugh at Wooster College.
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Amherst
Congressional Gymnasiu
Garcenia Corsiges
C. C. Vandersall
Rotary Club
F. R. Powes
W. J. Darling
Roy Stevens
Lee Menz
Conrad Zilch
W. G. Nord
August Nabakowski
Carl Greson
Rotary
Burton Ohlemacher
Elyza
Harold Covautt
Lerain
Amherst Rotary
George Garthe
Lorain
Amherst Club
W. G Nord
R. J. Mulford
C. L. Goodspeed
W. J During
Ui Dannenberg
Obessin Conservatory of Music
Walter Brennan
Conservatory
Brennan
Yelegran 15 Study club plans events and announcements
The Study club met at Mrs. A. Roth's home with Mrs. Kenneth Mather presiding. They accepted an invitation to Amherst Forum Club's April 26 tea at Congregational church where Bess Mary Delliver will speak on It Didn't Come Out of a Book. Plans for a May 2 tureen dinner meeting were announced. The group discussed the pool study Inside U S A by John Genther and shared reports on Montana Frontier Utah and the Dakotas. Members present included Mrs. Harold Penton Mrs. J A Wesbecher Mrs. Kenneth Mather and others.
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Alethodist Men's Brotherhood
Davis McCamy
United Presbyterian Church
Elyna
Foster Jenne
Elmer Harris
Harold Allsop
South Amherst
Harold Ailsop
Dale Riggs
Pilate
Jesus
Junior Women’s League
Town Hall
Smithville
Shirley Childress
Eagies
Amherst Aerie of Eagles
Harold Kause
Walter Gambish
Robert Walker
James Wenzel
Donald Gromley
Owen Budke, Jr
Ed Moebius
W. H. Nalley
Henry Hoesler
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Lucy Roemer
Sophie Rubel
Helen Stuigenbauer
Bernice Heston
Medina
Pythian
Loraine County
The
Cancer Society
Olive Mulder
Carrie Kreger
A. ?. Roth
Kenneth Mather
John Ludwig
South
Amherst Forum Club
Congregational Church
Blss
Mary Delliver
Oberlin College
John Ludwis
John Genther
Harrotd Penton
Montana
Utah
J. A. Wesbecher
Colorado
Wyoming
Harold Penton
James Nicholl
Jack Xooniz
A. J. Rice
C. A. Alexander
Maude Nieding
Improved rupture truss offers relief for thousands
Missouri readers are urged to request a free descriptive circular about a new inconspicuous rupture truss. The ad claims 30 days trial, a $3.50 value gift for feedback, and a $350 special truss present, with no belts or straps and comfort noted, urging action today.
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Varipapa
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Oberlin Golf
Wilmot Printing CO
Elyria
Masonic
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A. N
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Elven High School
Legion
United Feess
X. J
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Bilkane BM. J
Bere Dowd
Livington
X. J. Br
St. “Nicholas Arena
Vern Mitchell
Liz
Detroit
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Argentina
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Eddie Giosa
Percy Bassett
Wasthington
Doug Ratford
Sonny Bor
West
Wis
Washington
Chicago
Pat Saeebacei
Cincinnati
Pat Flowers
New Orleans
Finland
Filberto Osorio
Odd Fellows Practice
Perry-Fay
US Paperhraerive
Pier
John Pierettl
Mason Leeper
Gainesville
Daytona
Leach Kitters
Troy
Alabama
James Fraser
Trof State Teachers College
George Hettener
Fhone
Baltzell Printing Company
Mes
June & al
l-Amherst Exandeer
Frankin Ave
Ntyria, Obie, Teceday
Walter Angersbach
Brownheim
Dorothea Marie
Albert Drechsler
Michael Drechsler
Henrietta Methodist
L. Thompson
Virginia Bucks
Sarah Angersbach
Lee Erman
Donald Bechtel
Howard Angersbach
Pride
Danal Marie Buchs
Dorothea and al
al Zigman
Elberta Beach
Mya. A. Zelinski
Vermilion On the Lake
Josce Zelinski
Freds
P. D. Martin
Collins
Mra
Joseph Gawn
P. P. Martin
William Riggs
Operetta News
Buccaneers
Floyd Moore
Margaret Egeland
Caprice
Caribbean
Stubbs
James Connell
Snoop
Claude Miller
Sneek
Smith
Jack Pippett
Bunk~ham
Howard Washka
Martha
Jennie Lach
Constance
Carol Gilliland
Abigail
Rea Rosenkranz
T. B. Association
Pat Morrison
Jolly 8S
Vivien Renouard
Farm Bureau
A. J. Cooper l
Ray Lees
Brownhelm Pta
St Joseph's Church
Edmund Meyers
W. Gilles
C. Gray
L. Hardnack
P. Jacopin
L. Kramer
J. Kilbride
J. Kornach
Caroline Kelch
Nell Kearns
Gert
Carsas City
Physician's
Koch
Main
Kansas
Cry
Missouri
Harry Bros
4Th and
East Avenue
Reo
Nelson
Armstrong
Murbach Coal
W. Bridge St
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