Indians Acquire Cissell and Moore in Hodapp Trade
Cleveland gains Johnny Hodapp and Bob Leeds from Chicago White Sox in exchange for Bill Cissell and Jim Moore. Hodapp adds speed and defense with a .354 peak season, Leeds batted .305 last year. White Sox receive improved offense for a slump plagued club.
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Local golfers predict Ohio Open crown chances this summer
In weekend chats local players weigh odds for the Obhro championships, led by last year’s champion Denny Shute and other top names. Lew Waldron, Mary Browne, Bobby Kepler, James Reston, Hugh Clines, Bill Pressing, and B. G. Livesay are highlighted as strong contenders with recent titles and high rankings.
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Columbus
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Dayton
Ohio State University
Ohio
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Ohio Public Links
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Hugh Clines
Xaver University
Ashland College
Koehn's Home Run Lifts Tigers Past Hedocs 2 0
Russ Koehn belted a circuit homer in the fourth inning to break a pitchers' duel between Banick and Murkowski, lifting the Tigers to a 2 0 win over the Hedocs Saturday at Cas cade. Banick allowed two safeties, Murkowski four. Tigers next play the 2nd Congregationals.
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Free Heavy Title Bout Draws $1 Million Gate
A free heavy weight title bout drew a reported $1,000,000 gate as fight fans packed the venue. Promoters praised strong advance sales and high television interest.
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Lorain Pennzoils Rally To Defeat Fisher Foods 6-5
Lorain Pennzoils edged Fisher Foods 6 to 5 in a TriCounty League game after rallying for five runs in the sixth inning. Bartlome started for Lorain, Bonker relieved for Fisher Foods, with several former Elyria players in both lineups. Key hits included a two-base hit by Matti and Suby, a three-base hit by Zupanic, and a home run by Avondet.
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Hold Soccer Meeting At Y M C A Tonight
A meeting is planned at the local Y M C A office to discuss forming a local soccer league. W C M Clelland secretary will host with A N Smith of Kiya High School Bob Moore the athletic director and Elva Soccer Club reps expected to attend. The session starts at 7 45.
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Averill Two Homers Sparks Indians Triumph
Cleveland rapped St Louis 14 3 as HarI Averill belted two home runs and a double driving in six runs. Willis Hudlin earned his second win in three starts, allowing three runs early then shutting down the Browns. The Indians exploded for early runs and never looked back, with a late rally against Detroit previously haunting their season.
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Warner Low In Blind Par At Spring Valley
Large field of golfers competed at Elyria Country Club Spring Valley and Cherry Ridge with J W Warner posting an 80 four par in a blind par event. Ready 88 second, Rudy Staff 52, about 124 entries. Blytia Country Club attracted near 2006 players, Cherry Ridge to host a blind par tourney, and West River links drew around 250 over the weekend.
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West River
Tri County Baseball Heads Meet Tonight
The final pre season meeting of the Tri County baseball loop will be held tonight in the United Pol lab Clue Rooms on J1th street in Lorain starting at 7 30. League president Jesse Hamman says several important items will be discussed as the league plans to open its season on May 8.
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Ruth Gehrig and Simmons Hitless as Wilson Drives In Run
Babe Ruth scored one run on a single in four at bats. Lou Gehrig scored one run on a double in four at bats. Al Simmons went hitless in four at bats. Hack Wilson drove in one run.
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al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Byrd Swats With Lighter Bat Boosting Yankee Power
Sammy Byrd, Yankee outfielder, switches from a heavy 36 ounce bat to a lighter model, changing his grip and swing. The move sparks early 1930s power, with Byrd belting homers in Opening Day action and widening his hitting pace as Connie Mack’s Athletics watch. Byrd, in his fourth season, began pro ball in 1924 with the Birmingham Coal Barons and rose to prominence with the Yankees in 1928.
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Dodgers Suffer Fifth Straight Loss As Giants Top Brooklyn
New York Giants defeated Brooklyn 7 to 2 as Brooklyn manager Max Carey tries to steady the club. Brooklyn drops to last in the National League amid injuries and slumps, with Hack Wilson and Lefty O'Doul showing improving form. Meanwhile, Boston Braves and Chicago Cubs won, St. Louis beat Cincinnati, and Detroit led the American League with late rallies.
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Day's Hardware Softball Practice Tonight at Universal Crane
Day's Hardware softball team will practice tonight at the Universal Crane diamond at 600. Manager Clarence Stuckey requests Russ and Floyd Kochn and Al Struck to report.
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Elyria High to battle three in week of hard Lakes schedule
Elyria High's Crimson opens with Amherst High at Ely Stadium in an independent clash, then heads to Wakeman for another independent contest before a stiff test at home against Shaw High. Coach Roy Clymer plans to split duties across the pitching and lineup in the three contests.
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Standings and schedules from American and National Games
Standings show Moeselind and St Louis with 14 and 9, Detroit 19, Boston 2, Chicago 9, Washington 9, Philadelphia leading American results. Today fixtures include Meveland at St Louis, Punge at Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington, Boston at New York. National results list Boston 2, Philadelphia for Yoth, Brooklyn and Chicago 12, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Cincinnati 3. Association results feature Kansas City 141, Louisville 4, Toledo 1, St Paul 0, Columbus 21, Minneapolis 3, Milwaukee at Indianapolis with rain. Yesterday Buffalo 11 Jersey City 5, Rochester 5 Reading 5, Newark 16 Montreal 8, Baltimore 9 6 Toronto 4 5. Today Montreal at Newark, Buffalo at Jersey City, Tochester at Reading, Toronto at Baltimore.
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Injuries Put Stars Out Week End
Injuries sidelined three star players over the weekend. Pepper Martin dislocated a left shoulder sliding into first in a Reds at Cardinals game, likely sidelining him for three weeks to a month. Kiki Cuyler fractured a bone behind the small toe area and faces about a month out for the Cubs. Art Shires of the Braves is hospitalized with a broken nose and injured knee after being struck by a bad bounce and a collision at first.
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Pepper Martin Mystery Haunts Averages In April Baseball
Henry McLemore notes Pepper Martin of St Louis is briefly tracked by fans via season stats but appears far from strong form. The column recalls how Martin thrilled the Athletics in the World Series yet shows his spring batting at .129 with 831 at bats and questions his place in the National League as he ends up hospitalized with a shoulder injury.
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Lee Hurls Mud Hens To Win
In Columbus on April 25 the American Association saw heavy scoring as the Kansas City Blues and Louisville each collected 17 hits. The Blues pulled away with six runs in the sixth inning to win 11 to 5. Columbus beat Minneapolis 11 to 3 on ten hits off three hurlers. A pitching duel between Van Atta of St. Paul and Lea of Toledo ended with Toledo winning 1 to 0 despite being outhit 7 to 6. Milwaukee- Indianapolis game was rained out.
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