Rustling Thru . Sports . With RUSS DAVIES
A long retrospective notes a hard fought City League softball race between Weretern Automatic and Bendix-Westinghouse. It hints at past heroics of Holy Cross and City Meters and contrasts old sunlit games with current tense series. It also mentions looming World Series chatter and the Office of Defense plan affecting play, plus football and track notes and forthcoming Ascot Gold Cup.
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Weretern Automatic
Bendix-Westinghouse
City Meters
Holy Cross
Suns Rays
Bendiys Westing- Kote
Hae Et
Office of Defense
Army
Annal
Guipe Betwen
OFC
Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Armed Serges
GRU
Sin Lidge Eore
Elyria
Lorain
Lakewood
Shaw
Cleveland Leights
Shaker Heights
Oly
Lorant
Brice Blea
Lima Sati
Gikesacer
Maatsetoal
Herb Mills
Tee Tribe
Ely Stadium
Septeber
Five Lake
Sendusky
Youngstown
ASCOT
Crusade
Roy Day
Mokutanmne
Americar
Yon Wade Jr
Lumber Team Bags Sixth Straight In EF Circuit
Lumber Team extended their winning streak to six with a 28-0 victory over Cascade Park in the EF circuit. The game ended early after five minutes of the second half by mutual agreement. Joe Prevugmik credited with the win as the host team moved into third place behind Ely Stadia and another club.
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Lumber Team
Lamb Jeader
Hiyha Brass Aed Heenze
Cascade Park
Imines
Joe Prevugmik
Winna Yebetior
Aliawig
Dee
Don
Tennis Tourneys Progress in Boys Division Semis
The boys division of the current Repals tournament advances with semifinals set in one bracket and quarterfinals in the other. Chuck Stewart is slated to meet Ed Palen, while Frank Opera reaches the semis and faces the Shap Pouyer-Dove winner. Cascade and Whurstiak host matches, with results cited as 6-2 and 8-0 in recent play.
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Chuck Stewart
Ed Palen
Frank Opera
Wall Pley
Whurstiak
Quirt
Pays 30,000 for Blue Larkspur Colt in Lexington
A Lexington report notes a buyer pays 30,000 dollars for a Blue Larkspur progeny. The purchaser, described as a breeder, acquired the colt from a named farmer after a bidding process. The sale highlights the market for thoroughbreds and stud prospects in the era.
Association Leaders In Twin Bill Split
Association leaders split a twin bill as команда details are unclear. Names, dates, and venues are unreadable in the OCR fragment, but the report mentions leadership actions and a two-game outcome.
Cleveland Wins In Legion Play
Cleveland secures a victory in Legion play as the team dominates the game scene with strong offense and solid defense. Details are sparse but the result highlights the club’s ongoing success in the league.
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Cleveland
Legion
Sports Shorts Highlight Mixed Result From Weekend Games
Brief notes show several teams in action with mixed outcomes. Key details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate scores and team names such as Alma and Poy. The fragmentary text suggests regular season coverage and upcoming events.
Bendix Wins In District Tourney Play
Bendix Westinghouse and Tiffin teams advanced in District No. 5 tournament play at Oberlin Road field. Bendix Westinghouse beat Clyde Porcelaine Steel 54, Tiffin edged Sandusky LA B. Club 1 0 with a seventh inning run, and Sandusky East Side Cafe defeated Gardner Jewelers 5 4 in the seventh. Double elimination resumes Thursday with Vic Silver Jensers vs Avon Lake Independents, Lorain Yepka Markets vs Westerns Automat, and Bendix Westinghouse vs Tiffin Troath Packers at 11.
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Bendix-Westinghouse
Tiffin Routh Packers
Sandusky East Side Cafe
Recreation Hoard
Oberlin Road
Porcelaine Steel
Clyde
Tiffin
Sandusky LA. B
Gardner Jewelers
Vyournament
Vic Silver Jensers
Avon Lake Independents
Lorain Yepka
Pouse Westerns
Bendix Westinghouse Lakes
Tuffin Troath
Porcelaine Cen
HG & Tete
Bendix
WEA
London
Trrado
Betidies
Mangrum Leads In G. I. Golf Tourney
Mangrum dominates the G I golf event in Paris as Horton Smith misses in a dramatic field. The page highlights top players, including Walter Hagen and Gene Bitar, with Mangrum's score leading by strokes amid a chaotic report of results and notable figures in early golf competition.
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Paris
Horton Smith
Wialig
Ciedd
Henay Cit
Qiaolaf Smath
Golfeng
Oph
Loewy Mangrimn
Thien
Les Ane Keine Professinnal
Alanarhm
Veter
Geege
Pablo
Avni Newak Reoy
Pro Grid Players Are Due For Disappointment
United Press reports in New York that pro football stars expect high salaries after the war, but insiders foresee limited pay due to overhead. Brooklyn Tigers executive Pam Gallery predicts bidders will price players out, while cautioning that the All America League may not meet expectations and salaries will peak only for a short three month season.
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Joe Custer
United Press
EW York
Pam Gallery
Brooklyn Tigers
Conld
Natretal Legare
Esunay
ALL America
Federal League
Goanirs
Vic
Mike
Rene
Plans For Doubles League Made By Tennis Commission
The Elycin Tennis Commission plans to organize a men's doubles league to be staged at the Whidder-ehil fenwe. Entries accepted daily with an early entries section and a May start date, details pending final rules and venues. The commission meets at City Hill on Monday August 13 with Elmer Schueta as head and Hetty Ter Is overseeing arrangements.
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Elycin Tennis Commission
Don Millray
Mioa
Rome
Remulir Metbe
Tennis Commission
Bela v
City Hill
Avaaguen
Ay Topo
Elmer Schueta
Ches Tan
Commission
Hetty Ter
Pirates Triumph Over Great Lakes Team
A fragmented report shows the Pirates defeating a Great Lakes team with mention of pitchers and a notable play. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors but the victory is stated along with references to pitching and a strong offensive effort.
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Great Lakes Il
Dhs
Aly Fetler
Cheat Lakes Train
Pirates
Miter
Cheeuralli
Springfield Evens Middletown Series
United Press report notes Springfield and Middletown tied in a baseball sequence within the Ohio State League. References to teams Woodina Middletown and Newark appear amid disrupted OCR text detailing a flyer, candles, and a referenced charity or event plan.
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United Press
Middletown
Newark
Dodgers
Rams Pittsburgh In Player Trade
Rams and Pittsburgh reach a player trade as teams shuffle rosters amid spring talks. Details remain scarce with franchise officials confirming moves could affect key positions and depth charts for upcoming seasons.
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Rams
Pittsburgh
Center's Relief Pitcher Pete Center Shines for Indians
Cleveland wins 6 to 5 as Kentucky rookie Pete Center relieves for 4 2 3 innings and earns his fourth victory this season. Center helped the Indians climb to fifth in the American League standings with the comeback win over the Chicago White Sox.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Kentucky
Pete Center
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Center
Lear Tins
Hackett Wess Hacra
Fee Schai
At Hives Hume
Ein Dick
Mises Sackher
Pirate Mighhelt
Eh Meyer
Reren
Ailet Bariteedir
Itt Co
Ehicnen
Hasen
Gee
Riemert
Cenrey Sack Nur
Cryer
Kher Bebo
Pipwinss
Borony Deal Still Puzzle In Yankee Trade Turmoil
NY reports center on a puzzling Borony deal involving MarPharl and the Yankees as questions mount over what was exchanged for an 8100 pitcher Haark Borones. The press questions the role of league owners, the draft of players, and the impact on the American League race with tension rising over who gains from the proposed swap and how it affects team strength.
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New York
Larry MarPharl
Chicago
Haark Borones
Mackay Nas
Yankee
Detroit
Yankees
Wiael MacPhail
Dathurs
Hees Jerse
Yankees Defeat Ferriss In Ten To Stop Streaks
The Yankees beat Dave Ferriss 4 to 2 in 10 innings for his fourth loss in 17 decisions as they win their third straight. The club, under new manager Joe McCarthy, rode Hal Newhouser and Frank Crosetti to key late runs and improved to six straight victories in the stretch.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
EW York
Yankees
Dave Ferriss
Ferriss
Core
Puedk Stainhaek
Theoavioning
Frankie Crosett
Atari
Walt Dubiel
Covel
Art Fletcher
Aetiti Magicver
Atin Dae McCarthy
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
Donmy Outlaw
Browns
Detroit
Todo Newhouser
Sigmind
Bakcack
Two Contests on Ridgeville Card Tonight
Ridgeville hosts two softball games with Hahn Manufacturing Company girls facing Kroger girls of Ashland at 7:30 PM. The Hahn Manufacturing Company men play Westlake Merchants in the second game at BS.
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Ridgeville Field
Hahn Manufacturing Company
Kroger
Ashland
Westlake Merchants
Ridge Team Defeats Grafton Prison Farm in Narrow Win
Last evening the Ridge team defeated the Grafton State Prison Farm club by a 4 to 1 score, totaling 14 hits to seven for the losers. The Ringe Tool softball squad seeks games with Elytia area teams. interested managers should call 43-421.
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Ringe Tool
Elytia
Ridge Tnol
Grafton State Prison Farm Club
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Viel Bayer
Aurtrey
Fenova
Hager
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Lexington
Ray
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Sime Sevilma
Tentoavie Bata
Eek Jose
Petite
Petey
Peper Hallspoun
Wolfsan Menage
Paein Moet
Theo Miage
Heather Tuase
Adl Rysnd Phattyps
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Ai Nickals
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Kraus
Raul
Sardusk
Yre Witeenski
Saturaki
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Chas
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Therbert
Mit
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Mal Wireensky
Bennett
Pawau Sandusky
Wagner
Nile
Alvin
Wey Rr Wien
Tad Pau Bane
Boerrifives
Bern Pane
Aman
Wales
Uy Altman
Reber
Mangrum
G. I
John Pierotti
Roger W Doc “Ee Cramer
Pro Grid
Tennis Commish
Great Lakes
Springfield
Borony
Ted
Owith
Lee Hindhey
Feller
Coates Flying Service
Elyria Airport Infirmary
Jack Coates
Mgr
United Service Motors
DELCO
Thompson
Carter
Delco-Remy
White Sox
Johnny Dickshot
Dotsesenette
Braves
Giants
Workman
Willy
Buddy Kerr
Mel Ott
Tommy Holmes
Whitey Wietelmann
Boston Reds
Cardinals
Reds
St Louis
St. Louis
al Juriivh
Bucky Walters
Conmnnati
Hae
Eddie Millers
Philadelphia A's
Washington
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ridgeville
United
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B.F. Goodrich
Broad ST
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
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