Berg No Hit Indians Top Lorain St. Mary 4 0
Oberlin High pitcher Fred Berg threw a no hit game defeating Lorain St. Mary 4 to 0 in a five inning opener cut short by weather. Seaman doubled and scored. Scott Kretchmar, Bob Laughin, Spike Jones also scored. Jones had Oberlin's only RBI. Broadfoot took the loss as St Mary played their first game in two years after a 1959 shutdown.
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Oberlin
Fred Berg
Indians
Lorain St. Mary
Bert
de Seaman
Scott Kretchmar
Bob Laughin
Spike Jones
Seaman
Jones
Sir. Mary's
Broadfoot
St. Mary's
Lash
Scarce Honor Key Sets Mark Week In Flyna League Bowling
George Scrivens and Ray Zacharias rolled the league’s only 600 three games while Arvena Pachinger flirted with a 300 as teams clinched season titles. Sowers and Lydon defeated Archer and Cole 21 to win Rudy’s Ban tam No 1 season crown. Rudy’s Couples League top bowler Servens posted a 604 with a 725 high game in Stoneys League.
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Tiss
George Scrivens
Ray Zachmaas
Arvena Pachinger
Servens
Rudy
Zacharias
Stoneys Merchant League
Pachinger
Stoney
Scravens
Sowers
Lydon
Archer
Cole
600 Club George Scrivens-626 Ray Zacharias -604 500 Circle
600 Club notes listing George Scrivens and Ray Zacharias with numbers 626 and 604 tied to a 500 Circle event. Contains sparse OCR fragments and lacks full context or clear action.
Souchak Captures Home-Grown Win
Mike Souchak said a needed good home win followed his victory at the Greater Greensboro Open in Greensboro North Carolina. The win comes as a boost for the veteran golfer and marks a strong performance on familiar turf.
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Souchak
Greensboro
N. C
UPI
Mike Souchak
Souchak Wins 8 Under to Take Golf Title at Greensboro
Souchak, a former Duke ace, shot 276 eight under to top runner up Sammy Snead by seven strokes and claim 33200 prize money. Billy Maxwell faded to 75 in the final round as Akron, Oberlin, and Case Tech vie for team honors in the 24th annual Greater Greensboro tournament.
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Souchak
Duke University
Sammy Snead
Snead
Greensboro
Billy Maxwell
Dallas
Tex
Oberlin
Akron
Case Tech
Charlie Sif
Ford
Los Angeles
Yeomen
Zips
Stan Lee
March
Vancouver
Case
Bill Keller
Keller
Ganners
Virgil Brown
Simon Lee
Mgh
Ed Wilson
Lucas AAU Starters for Russia Tour Named
Jerry Lucas of Ohio State and three Cleveland Pipers players clinch starting berths on the AAU team to tour Russia. Coach John McLendon announces guards John Barnhill and Roger Taylor and forward Ben Warley will start with Lucas. fifth spot open as the squad arrives in New York for an eight game itinerary in the Lower Union.
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New York
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Cleveland Pipers
Russia
John McLendon
Pipers
John Barnhilk
Roger Taylor
Ben Warley
Lucas
McLendon
Elyma PONY League Holds Annual Draft At YMCA
Baseball notices announce Elyma PONY League draft at 7:30 in Room B of the Elyma YMCA. Hot Stove League teams in LaPorte will practice on specified days and times this week. Bob Rieth, manager of Elyna's American Legion Junior baseball team, will meet prospective Legion Junior players Wednesday at Elyria's American Legion Post No 12.
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Elyma Pony League
Elyma Ymca
Hot Stove Baseball League
LaPorte
Bob Rieth
Elyna
American Legion
Legion
Elyria
Barberton 9 Squeezes Win From Pioneers
Barberton Magics edge Elyria Pioneers 3 2 in a seventh inning squeeze play. Rainy weather disrupted two earlier games and delayed a double header. Elyria rallied to tie in the seventh but Barberton recovered with Ed Boggs sacrifice bunt to drive in the winning run.
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Barberton
Elyria High
Pioneers
Barberton Magics
Ram
Elyra
Ray Wilson
Larry Sanford
Elyria
Magic
Mike Fisher
Short
Terry Dean
Bob Clark
Dave Dicken
Steve Hays
Art Sheetz
Sanford
Dean
Clark
Hays
Bob VanValkenburg
Ken Mackovic
Bill Jackson
Mackovic
Fisher
van Valkenburg
Dick Melson
Sheetz
Larry Gould
Van
Elyia Bowling Center Singles Lead in 333 Collection
Elyria veteran bowling leads Elyna Center singles match game with 333, as Zoltai Tumbies and Henke top scores in the 902 series. City Industrial Fast Pitch League follows at Peterson, with Jack Traxier and Kane posting 216 and 214 respectively. Recreation meetings at Kane and Henke offices invite interested players.
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Elmer Zoltai
Elyna
Elyria
will/Kegler
Gib Henke
Peterson
Henke
Recreation Department
Ely
Jack Traxier
Dave Recreation Department
Kane
Traxier
Jim
Moran Sr
Univac Can't Hit A Curve In Opening Day Baseball
New York reports Univac the electronic brain failed to predict MLB opening lineups. It misassigned 46 of 162 starters and 95 batted out of order across 18 games, while Joe Gordon of the Kansas City A's altered 19 positions to beat Boston 5–2. Managers who followed the machine largely lost.
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New York
UPC
Univac
Bob Carpenter
DuPont
Ion’ Ly Phillies
Wrigley
Cub
Parade Magazine
Ant
Varve Hal
Joe Gordon
Kansas City
A’s
Tom Stem
Boston
Ralph Houks
Minnesota Twins
Cookie Lavagetto
Minnesota Mental Marvel
Sally Hemus
Chuck Dressen
Milwaukee
Daryl
Spencer
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Phillies
Gene Mauch
Maywood To Keep Racing After Fire Tragedy
Maywood Park will resume its month old harness racing season at the Chicago suburb tonight despite a dawn fire that killed three grooms and 42 horses. The blaze caused about 250000 dollars in damage to stock and equipment. investigators blamed a discarded cigarette and heater overload. Patrick Callahan hailed as hero by witnesses for guiding horses from burning stables before perishing. Sheriff Howlett notes a snowstorm hindered firefighting efforts.
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Chicago
UPI
Maywood Park
Park
Nathan Allen
St Patrick’s Day
Ireland
Iwo
Vicims
Dela Logue
Shelbyville
Arthur Dean Voyles
Lincoln
R.A M
Patrick Callahan
Morns, Hill
Leverett Jefferson Stables
Callahan
George Howlett
Burnett Drives Indians To Long 18 Inning Win
John Burnett sparked Cleveland with nine hits in 11 at bats as the Indians outlasted the Athletics in an 18 inning game on July 10 1932.
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Cleveland
UPI
John Burnett
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Buckeye Offense Opens With Versatile Scrimmage At Ohio State
Ohio State under Woody Hayes conducted a 22 hour offensive scrimmage highlighting a shift toward a more open attack. Freshman Joe Sparma connected on four passes including a TD to Sam Tidmore, while halfbacks Paul Warfield Ed Ulmer and Vince Eysoldt showed promise with long gains. Center Jerry Vanscoy suffered a twisted knee but no serious injury reported.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Hayes
Joe Sparma
Massillon
Sam Tidmore
Tidmore
Sparma
Paul Warfield
Warfield
Buckeye Pilot
Ed Ulmer
Vince Eysoldt
Woody
Buckeyes
Jerry Vanscoy
Joseph E. Sir
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