Bees Triumph Over Giants as League Shuffle Begins
The Boston Bees defeated the New York Giants 3 to 1 as teams switch NL and AL opponents. Cliff Melton struck out 15 but allowed three runs while Guy Bush held the Giants to six hits in the Bees first win. In the NL, Cardinals beat Bill Lee 4 to 0, Dodgers beat Phillies 11 innings 10 to 6, while rain delayed Reds and Pirates. In the AL, Yankees beat Red Sox 9 to 3, White Sox toppled Tigers 11 to 7, Indians edged Browns 5 to 4 in 11 innings with Lary and Solters delivering key runs. Philadelphia and Washington rainout.
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Julius Solters
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Cal Hubbard shaped by football and umpiring in New York
Henry McLemore recalls Cal Hubbard, famed football end and Giants stalwart, who later became an American League umpire. Hubbard, who weighs 253 pounds, reflects on his love of football, his career at Geneva College, and why he retired after filling a Giants gap against Detroit. He also names a hypothetical all star lineup for a $100,000 game, selecting ClazrTx, Brust, and other notable players of his era.
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Fox Furnace Bowling League Banquet Highlights
The Fox Furnace Bowling League held its annual banquet at the Elk's Hall. Floor Foundry won the season’s top prize. J. E. Maynard was re-elected president with A. G. Kalinsky as vice-president. Leonard Fisk will represent the league in the Elyria Bowling Association. top figures included Verne Overdeer 169 and George Tulk 235. Floor Foundry dominated team scores with 872 in a single game and 2,689 across three games.
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Elyria
Verne Overdeer
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Machine Foundry
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Vloor Foundry
Levinsky Heads to London for 12 Round Debut Bout
Levinsky of Chicago opens in London tomorrow night in a 12 round clash with Jack Doyle the horizontal heavyweight, favored 2-1. Eddie Phillips defends his British lightweight title against Jock McAvoy, with Small Montana meeting Pat Palmer in the undercard.
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Kingfish Levinsky
Chicago
Jack Doyle
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Levinsky
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Jock McAvoy
England
Small Montana
San Francisco
Pat Palmer
Duckpin League Sets Final Preseason Meeting
The City Duckpin League will meet tonight at 7 50 p m in the K of C clubrooms to set entry fees of 5 dollars per team and finalize plans for an eight team season.
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Center Mel Hein Would Suit Him
Hubbard recalls the need for center Mel Hein to fit certain plans. He notes that if they had not won the money, the team would not be in shape to enjoy spending it. He hints at a later tellall on celebrated stars and their reactions when the going got tough.
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Seam Holds Meeting Of Elyria Business Men's Ball Club
The Elyria Business Men's baseball team will hold a meeting tonight at 7 30 p m at 1222 Lake Avenue. Manager Loren Portman asks all players listed to be on hand including D Gulgin B Adams J Maiden L Drage S Swindling D McDermott H Sudro G Graber F Bolinski J Johnson G Willis and B Yanke.
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Dobrowski Meats seeks Wednesday game with top city teams
The Dobrowski Meats invites any Class A or B team in the city to schedule a game for Wednesday. Interested managers should contact L Monskeb at 37034 between 6 and 6 30 p m.
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Elyria Country Club Opens Season With 23rd Tournament
Elyria Country Club kicks off its formal season with the 23rd annual opening golf tournament funded by the Tournament Committee led by Dan Foster. Co professionals Clark Black and Jack Black mark long-tenured leadership as players, officials and a stag dinner follow, with film screenings of golf stars to close the evening. The Ladies Association, Greens Committee, and House Committee oversee events as 45 members participate. The Young Bucks versus Old Bucks match was postponed by rain and rescheduled to May 16. Walter Madhock posted the low Sunday score of 79 at Cherry Ridge, while Alex Crowson carded 105 in his third life-round.
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Jack Black
Dan Foster
Lloyd Barton
Wallace Bower
Horton Smith
Jimmy Thomson
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Harry Cooper
Ed Raus
H. C. Barbour
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Richard Timms
Ralph Rogers
Carl Fields
W. J. Laufman
Ladies Association
L. W. Chapin
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Old Bucks
Cherry Ridge
Walter Madhock
Alex Crowson
Rookie pitcher Coffman leads Toledo win in 11–0 romp
Toledo MudHens shutout Louisville 11 to 0 as rookie George Coffman earns his third win of the campaign. Coffman limited the opposition to three hits in a masterful outing, while Toledo piled up 11 hits and capitalized on four miscues.
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St. Paul
C I O Soup Kitchen To Remain Open In Auburn and Lewiston
Justice Manser of the State Supreme Court rules the C I O commissary and soup kitchen for 2000 striking workers may stay open. Counsel for manufacturers sought closure under an anti strike injunction, but the court says the burden of supporting strikers should fall on the organization responsible for the strike. Auburn and Lewiston have refused municipal relief to the strikers.
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Ten year old halts sit down strike at school
In San Jose California a student named Jimmy Jefferson circulated a sit down strike note to classmates. The teacher learned of it and warned the class that a sit down strike would be uncomfortable if carried out. Jimmy withdrew his appeal.
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Yesterday's Hero Helps Indians Rally For 5 4 Victory
Solters of the Cleveland Indians collected four hits in five at bats against his former teammates with the St. Louis Browns and drove in the winning run as Cleveland edged St. Louis 5 to 4.
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Reds set to open series with Cubs as winless start continues
Chicago April 26 The Cincinnati Reds who have yet to win a game in the season travel to Chicago to face the Cubs who have one victory in five starts. Ace right-hander Paul Derringer starts for Cincinnati against Chicago with Charley Dressen expressing discontent over Les Scarsella at first and outfield and noting a shake up if performance does not improve. Charley Gelbert injures leg and will miss about ten days with Alex Kampouris taking his place in the infield.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Standings show Cleveland 5 St Louis 4 in eleven innings while New York 9 Boston 5 Chicago 1 Detroit 7 and Philadelphia at Washington with rain. Today Chicago at Cleveland St Louis at Detroit Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York. Yesterday Boston 3 New York 1 Brooklyn 10 Philadelphia 6 Saint Louis 4 Chicago 4 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh rain. Today Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at St Louis Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Bitter Issues Rise As Ohio Legislature Convenes
In Columbus the Ohio legislature faces two major fights before adjournment. The House could filibuster the 89 million general appropriations bill and the Waldvogel bill stalled by the education committee. The Senate battles center on the 1937 1938 appropriations and a proposed anti tax substitute to cut relief funding.
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Heving Stars In Relief Role As Cleveland Wins
Veteran Joe Heving delivered relief in an 11 inning 5 to 4 victory for the Cleveland Indians over the St. Louis Browns. The Indians, committing five errors, rallied in the ninth to tie then won in the 11th on Lary and Hughes hits plus an infield out and single by Solters. Frank Pytlak and Billy Sullivan opened the ninth rally. Bob Feller injury not seen as serious.
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Local Baseball Scores Roundup From Weekend Action
Results show Reamis Columbus 3 Indianapolis 3 and multiple city matchups including Toledo 1 Louisville 0, Knoxville 5 Chattanooga 3, Kansas City 4 St. Paul 3, Fort Worth 7 Oklahoma City 2, Beaumont 5 Houston 4 in five innings, San Antonio 18 Galveston 10.
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Southern Association Scoreboard Report
Nashville lost to Atlanta 0 to 0 while Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 2 to 0. Mecephie edged 5 to 3 and Birmingham 9 to 9 with Little Rock 5 to 4 over New Orleans 2 to 5.
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Return to Work at General Motors Canada Plant
More than 3,000 employees return to work at the General Motors Corporation of Canada plant in Oshawa Ontario after a strike that began in April. An agreement signed in Toronto satisfied most workers demands except for formal recognition of the union by management.
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General Motors Corporation of Canada
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Lawmakers poised for filibuster trade amid heavy legislative push
The house anticipates recon sideration of the Harter Redistricting bill and the Hummel Milk Price fixing bill alongside the appropriations measure. Backers of several bills plan to trade votes to secure support for filibusters as scores of measures wait for passage before adjournment.
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Flying oysters ship from Baltimore to Hawaii
A gallon of Chesapeake Bay oysters packed in ice was flown from Baltimore to Hawaii as a novelty in fresh seafood transport.
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Lorain Medina rural electric project nears completion
About 1 200 farm homes in Lorain and Medina Counties now have electric lights with 90 percent of lines energized and remaining work rapidly finishing. The project spans 368 miles of wires funded by a Rural Electrification Administration loan and uses power from the Ohio Public Service Company. The first light was installed January 20. Officials seek approval to extend the lines to Yukon Ashland and Richland Counties with new bids and forthcoming action.
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Elyria Star Ties With Mansfield In Relay Pole Vault
Elyria High Crimson Flyers tie for 13th of 51 at the Mansfield Relays as Chuck Decker and Mansfield’s John Linta share first in pole vault at 12 feet 1 inch. Sam Dusky wins meet with 34 points. Toledo Scott second with 31.
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Illinois Justice Rules In A. B. C.
New York April 26 C2 The feature of today's bowling at the American Bowling Congress tournament will be the appearance of Warren H. Orr Chief Justice of the Illinois State Supreme Court. Orr bowls with the Rock Island Wisconsin Kiwanis team and carries a 187 average. Bevos of Rockford Wisconsin posted the high team score 2959. Phimeyers Diamonds of Norwood Ohio next with 2899. Baum and Machurius of Milwaukee posted 1295 in doubles and Harold Asplund of Denver had best singles 665. Leaders remained unchanged over the weekend.
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Albert Baum
Alfred Machurius
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Mussolini launches 10 million tree plan for Ethiopian conquest
Premier Mussolini unveils a program to plant 10,000,000 trees on Italy’s denuded hills to celebrate the conquest of Ethiopia. About 6,000 acres are estimated to need reforestation.
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Whittaker Triumphs Again As Sandusky Triumphs At Mansfield
Bob Whittaker, Sandusky High coach, led the Blue Streaks to the 11th Mansfield relays title with 41 points. Toledo Scott took second with 31, Cleveland Central third with 27, as Sandusky claimed three firsts and strong depth. The relays opened the outdoor season ahead of the Ohio Wesleyan relays at Delaware and other upcoming meets.
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Bob Whittaker
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Jim Whittaker
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Salem
Clevelanders Sweep State Archery Golf Titles
Cleveland representatives dominated the weekend state archery golf tournament held in Columbus. M. Folberth Jr won the men's event with 105, Irma Oelschleger claimed the women's title with 124, and the Cleveland Archers Club won the team championship, succeeding the Columbus Bow Busters Club. Ray Schemway of Cincinnati was named president of the State Archery Golf Association.
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Ww. M. Folberth, Jr
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Ray Schemway
Cincinnati
State Archery Golf Association
Practice at Hamilton for Dobrowski Meats softball team
The Dobrowski Meats softball team will hold a practice tonight at Hamilton at 6 o'clock. All players are asked to report.
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