Newhouser Of Tigers Top Flinger To Show Best Form
Detroit ace Early Newhouser dominated the Cleveland Browns on opening day at St. Louis, beating them 7 0 as the league opened amid high hopes. Other 20 game winners struggled early as Eddie Lopat and Tex Hughson delivered mixed results while many top pitchers were toppled or held to few hits in key early showings. The Dodgers edged the Giants, Jackie Robinson scored, and Howie Pollet’s Cardinals were stymied by Ewell Blackwell in Cincinnati.
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United
Breas
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Newhouser
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Acc
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Miajor Toagie Hitlers
Sever
Dave Mortise
Rec Sox
Cleveland
Bobby Melter
Cheago White Sox
Eddie Lopat
Chivara
Meller
Lopat
Gaive
Keller Yie
Feller
Boston
Red Sox
Wash Sykian
Tex Hughson
Hughson
Washington
Harry Darish Vane
Eddie Pellagrini
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Yankees
Spud Chandler
Philadelphia
New York
Phil Mar
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Pollet Bete Lig
Eddie Miller
Reds
Dodgers
Sain
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Sain
Ebbets Field
Pate Reiser
Jackie Robinson
Teain
Rainer
Hank Greenberg
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Hank Borowy
New York Giants
Bill Voiselle
Elyria High Trackmen prepare for Sandusky dual meet
Obie Bigela and Brett BUMOOL'S 1947 track team open the season at Bly Stadium against Simidusky High School. Don Phillips debuts as head coach as returning lettermen, including Fred Himmtons and Race, begin to form a lineup for sprints, hurdles, and field events. The team faces weak numbers in weight events but aims to improve quickly with young athletes and early dual meet experience. The schedule forecasts a strong city league year with 17 delegates at last night’s recreation board meeting.
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Brett Bumool
Bly Stalum
Simidusky High School
Don Phillips
Trek
Wael Phillipes
Phillips
Hivguyhout Gee Campaigar
Letterman
Fred Himmtons
Broad Stingn
Wiel Mefonall
Che
Vard Dash
al Harristean
Anile Yuen
Coney Island Team Wins Season Toga In All City League
Coney Island teams completes a clean sweep of season championships in the Al CHy Bowling League by defeating Arvey Potato Chips in the second half final last night at Olympic Recreation. The squad adds the second half title on a two of three victory basis, already holding the undisputed first half crown.
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Coney Island
D & N Coney Island
Al-Chy
Arvey
Olympic Recreation
Sesme Scu
Tamedheough
Fda
Beauty Shop Wins Title In Olympic Women's League Play
Louise's Beauty Shop finished second in the Olympic Women's League with a three game margin for the second half and earned a shot at Klein's Chippers in the season championship. Clark Realty won three from Kiets Clippers, while Rebuilders clinched the Weston Aulanche League second half title with a clean sweep over Grinders at the Bowling Center. Frank Dembrosity led in the Dyaw Plant Office division with a 4 game series, and high totals included Steve Pilarczyk’s 808 and a 247 single for Betty Faekler's Hart Construction team.
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Steve Pilarczyk
Pilarczyk
Ecilyewude Hosers
Beauty Shop
Louise's Beauty Shop
Olymaic
Hip
Klein
Tolosh
Ing
Clark Realty
Kiets Clippers
Colin
Ehae
Betty Faekler
Hart Construction
Rubber Wivels
Nevourtact
Socally
Vaith
Weston Aulanche
Grinders
Frank Dembrosity
Dyaw Plant
Ted. Hak
Today's Pitchers and Scores From The League
A garbled sports page lists pitchers and results for Major League games. Entries mention New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with mixed scores and records, including references to players and managers amid a recap of daily matchups.
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Pintaielphas
Peder
New York
tBeveus
Devlolt i Tricks
Ast
Iunevier
Washington sHaeluer
Boston
Pastel
Weir
Chiivaga
Rigrey
Ab © Land
Embree
National League
sAyers
Phelphia Shoécher
Bostoy
C. Barrett
Bilynt High
Elyria Golf Team Chosen For Opening Match At Norwalk
Last night Elyria High revealed its golf lineup for the Pioneer League opener against Norwalk Thursday. The quartet of Dick Chaham, Don Dougherty, Joiey Lapos and Prank Sisdicks to tee off, with practice details and team formation noted for the season start.
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Elyria
Dick Chaham
Don Dougherty
Joiey Lapos
Prank Sisdicks
Elyria High Ehent Gulf
Norwalk
Tribey
Praetor Rouris
Praigberts
Cheatham
Bark VT Capes Carte
Stycbiteks
Catie
Winky
Dastonics
Gaemberg
Plang
Pepe Giratiansy
Hershey Takes Hockey Title Cemented by Bears Rally
The Hershey Bears clinched the Caldy Cup in a six game series against the Pittsburgh Hornets. Veteran center Don Grosso scored twice and goalie Gorrie Henry shut out the Hornets in the finale as Hershey captured the title and the player pool prize.
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Hoase
Gorrie Henry
Hershey
Bears
Wile
Ridgeville routs in high scoring tourney win
Ridgeville defeated Henrietta Yvoi 44 to 1 in a Class B baseball tournament game hosted at LaGrange on a summer afternoon. The Blue and Gold dominated early, with Ridgeville tallying 44 runs as fans witnessed a historic offense.
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Ridgeville
Levai
Esteéblohen
Cienagaly
Amieg
Wally Henrietta Yvoi
Mnual LaCrange
Lasko
BNG
Camden Triumphs Over Belden in Tournament Showdown
Camden High School opened its quest for the Lorain County Class B Scholastic Baseball Tournament championship by defeating Belden 11 to 4. Johnny Kerekes pitched for Camden with Don Waite catching, while Belden used Bal Archer and Larry Schaeler on the mound with shared catching duties. Ken Ives delivered with a grand slam as part of Camden’s all-run second inning and Len Shinskeyah drove in three runs to spark the offense.
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Camden High School
Hine
Lorain County
Chapionship
Schoon
Belden
Uy 4 Fame
Camden
Johnny Kerekes
Don Waite
Bal Archer
Larry Schaeler
Ken Ives
Camdon
Buck Named By Women's League
Millie Byuck elected president for the 1947-48 season in the OW Recreation Bowling League. Other officers named include Ray Henke as vice president, Kohler as secretary, and Mackparet Chippeh as treasurer.
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Buck
Women's League
Bowling League Hell
Offic Hastment
Millie Byuck
Peason
Leliews
Ray Henke
Kohler
Macparet Chippeh Rane
Hanns
Chara Mae Tir
Assn Flag Race To Start Today In Baseball Loop
The American Association opens its 46th season with Louisville Colonels favored to repeat after last year’s wins in pennant and playoffs. Colonels travel to Toledo to open. Columbus and Indianapolis host games. Four Western Division games start afternoon with St Paul at Kansas City and Minneapolis at Milwaukee. expected attendance above 50,000.
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U.P
American Association
Louisville Colonels
Colonels
Taledy
Indianiapolis
Gines
Eght
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Smitty’s Teams In Pin Tourney At Bowling Center
Local bowling center hosts an annual handicap team pin tournament at 7 PM with multiple divisions. Teams line up include Curles Mayberry Glenwood Tree Services South End Furnace Buds Barebors Royal Crown Colars Argay Poleto Chips Harrison Tro’s Relay Service.
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Curles’s
Mayberry
Glenwood Tree
South End Furnace
Bud's
Royal Crown Colars
Argay
Harrison Tro
City Golf Loop To Meet Tonight
A meeting of the City Golf League will be held at the Cherry Ridge clubhouse tonight at 7 30 per manager K B Doc Crandall. Elections of officers and rules for the season top the agenda as a 16 team, two division circuit plans a playoff for the title with all teams meeting each other. Matches will be on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. captains and players are urged to attend.
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Elgrid
Elyria
Nicesimp
Aga Unis
Mpian Varw
Nu Hot
Chub Tristam
Plish Club
VERA
GUL
Au Nood
Harsha Chemical
General Motirs
Ohlse Public Service
Peery Fey
American
Radiator
Westere Automate
General Industries
Irin Foundry
Glen Ropers Motor
Ohio Fuel Cros
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Duplex Foundry
New Nutnis
Chay
Prastant Vof
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SUI Rene Radin Genere Motors
Angytts
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Wy Trobey
Ftrereatin
WELW
Mike Bodies
Tristan Jon
Dghn Rycynski
WY F.aw
Rene Radie
Ted Rene
Harshaw Chrimcal
Bill Edwards
Rey Morris
Ole Pathe
Sory
Mike Ensago
Perery Fay
Pete Rodak
John Duffy
Paul Fri
Goneral
John Frit
Elyria Foundry
Pat McCrama
Glen Rogers
Clyde Schuster
Ohio
Bob Hoskins
Cahn Carp
Bie
Art Shaffstell
Duplex
Dirk Kruteh
City Golf League
Cherry Ridge
Towk
Doc” Crandall
Mena
Leafs Take 3-1 Series Lead With OT win over Montreal
The Toronto Maple Leafs dominated the playoff bout with Montreal, prevailing 2 to 1 in overtime to seize a three games to one advantage. The report notes a tense, hard fought game and confirms the Leafs near clinching the series.
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Toronto
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
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