Amateur Softball Tourney Sparks Elyria District Play
In Elyria district softball action at Elyria City Recreation Field on Oberlin Road, four teams clash as Sandusky East Side Cafe meets Vic Silver Jewelers and Venice Markets face Rent Parkers, with Hahn Manufacturing and Lorain Lions also advancing in a double elimination format. Transfers spark praise as Mrs Rose Bushman leads Held Transfers to a 4-2 win, while Day criticizes local baseball diamond conditions urging maintenance and staffing.
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Ni & Onin
Elyria City
Oberlin Road
TV Pom
Wil Malch Mae Sandusky
Huntington
Kaplan
Autum
Muen
Hahn
Ten Allman
Hahn Manufacturing Co
Lorain Lions
Lorain American Stave Co
Sandusky Lab
Western Automatic
Hendix-Westinghouse
Ohio
Elyria City Recreation Field
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Gardner Jewelers
Avon Lake Merchants
Vico Silver
Jewelers
Sandusky East Side
Yepko
Lorain Cush
Routh Packers
Hanving
Ham Ten
Gardners
Wine Ners
Avon Lake
Vick
Watin Mek
Katelin
Benhnuirder
Vane Ens Malesih, St ‘ Hrarat, Rt Tr Kareho, 7 We Mrosek
Hoslak
Tolan
Gaudner
Welers Varea
Mrass
Tanes
Ay Johnson
Wirernsich
Idhola
Hany
Schnieder Satzifices
Gietrany
Deri Srosek
Deshler
Kuacho
Matesik
Aae Pawlak
Johnean Jones
Daltek
Nichols
Michols
Dalek Avon
Tan
Sri Ms
Avaven
Ieheer
Prasler
Corel
Torain Leons
Stark
Kashir
Jina Sialet
Warner Cheary
Cape May Vick
Belwartz
Prigs
Laken
Wartime Theater Delays Hit US Stage Plans
Sport Parade summarizes a chaotic, garbled sport and theater note. It references delays due to facility slippage and mentions military and civic figures while promising postponed openings and career implications for performers and staff.
Indians Beat Browns Twice to Take Fifth in AL Standings
In St Louis the Cleveland Indians defeated the St Louis Browns twice to move back into fifth place in the American League. Cleveland won 7 4 in the first game and 6 4 in the nightcap to even their record at .400. Key homers by Anners, Beerey, Rocco, and Heath backed Pete Center’s start before a late rally by the Browns.
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Indians
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Gome Seves
Mark Christman
Atle Reynolds
Steve Gromek
Sig Nakucki
Louw Boudreau
Reynolds
Jack Kramer
Anners
Ff Kans
Frank Hayts
Gome
Pat Seerey
Boudreau
Beerey
Mickey Recco
Rocco
Jet Heath
Seerey
Pete Center
Maceienitz
Reynabla
Lois
Briones
Christman Sehuite
Byrnes
Arainer
Tai
oKraner
Bagby
Btruck
Heynalde
Kramer
Mite Center
Y Ourn Sreond
Reynalds
Megby
Chrotman
Wald
Byvinmere
Waite Lani
Rue Pod Weyer
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Mlever
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Karen
Warnunek
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Alephens
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Baer
Deve Ld B. Lw
Wave Mek
Durky
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Orig
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Jakusk Lines
200 Tee Off Today In Ohio Open At Findlay Course
Ohio Open at Findlay kicks off amid a 54 hole format due to a record entry of 200 players. Dayton pro Toney Penn and Toledo amateur Jim Lewis won the opening professional amateur best ball with 65, seven under par.
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Ohio
Findlay
Toney Penn
Dayton
Jim Lewis
Toledo
Tenna
Frank Belling
James Lienrelo
Oof Youngster
Welbaum Named Denison Football and Basketball Coach
Granville Ohio Welbaum former Akron Central High School coach has been named head football and basketball coach at Denison University Athletic Director Waller J Livingston announced. He played at Ohio State winning the 1999 Big Ten title and will begin with Denison preparing for a six game schedule starting September 15 against Ohio Wesleyan and including Cincinnati University Oberlin Otterbein Wooster and Baldwin Wallace.
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Cincinnat Universi
Oberlin
Otterbein
Wooster
Baldwin Wallace
Eagles Add Ends From Western Colleges In Rush To Strengthen Line
The Philadelphia Eagles signed two ends from western colleges to bolster a weak spot. Milton Smith from California at Los Angeles and Ben Agijanian from the University of New Mexico joined yesterday. Smith, six feet three, was a top end in the Pacifi Coast Conference. Agijanian, a standout place kicker, came recommended by Jeff Cravath of USC.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Milton
Snuffy Smith
University of California At Los Angeles
Pliser
Ben Agiganian
University of New Mexico
Smith
Agajamian
Jeff Cravath
University of Southern California
Boxer Willie Joyce Faces Suspension
Washington report notes boxer Willie Joyce of Gary faces a possible suspension after alleged violations. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference is made to regulatory action and potential hearings. Local boxing authorities are evaluating the situation and may announce a formal ruling soon.
Local Fairways Fall Golf League Scores Report
Spring Valley Twilight Golf League results show American Radiator 5-0 over Pfaudler, Ramet Pump 4-? over Tarry Tavern Sty te 142, Vic Silver Jewelers 4-2 over Ideal Cleaners in American Division. National Division features Flyma P. D's 4-? over K and $ 'onl, American Radiator B 3-2 over Spring Valley, Plaudler H 2-2 with Supper Club. Individual scores listing players with 40s and 41s, low nets 86 in American and 20 in National, plus poker hands noted.
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Spring Valley Twilight Golf League
Pfaudler Company
Ramet Pump
Tarry Tavern
Vic Silver Jewelers
Ideal Cleaners
Flyma P. D's
Spring Valley
Plaudler
Supper
P. Fritz
D. Citigliane
Res Tn
J. Bednes
B. Krist
P. Friu
Cotton
J Tarrs
F Ferrare
I. Gytowski Bod Bret
Class F League Games Today Rise in standings
Three Class F League games are scheduled for today. West Side Lumber nine leads the pack chasing an eighth straight victory. Duok Realty at Cascade, The Realtors sit in fourth with four wins and ten losses. The American Legion Cubs in eighth place clash with Held Transfers, Jefferson Diamond, and Resar Service faces Motor Haul at Ely Stadium in a bid for better position.
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Timities Weithy
Den
Duok Realty
Cascade
American Legion Cubs
Jefferson Diamond
Ely Stadium
Hambletonian To Be Run Tomorrow
GOSHEN New York the three day grand trotting meeting opens with the Hambletonian stakes advertised as the feature. Fairwether is expected to stay for the event with a field of 15 two year olds and Titan Hanoer cited as the favored starter leading a pack of rivals in the race touted as the Kentucky Derby of the trotting season.
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N. Y
Fairwether
Vemerrews
Tomorr
Tadan
Titan Hanoser
Medina High Gridders To Have New Coach
Medina High will appoint James Hollinger formerly backfield coach at Massillon Schael to succeed Sam Masi after 16 seasons as Medina’s head coach. Masi will join Barberton’s coaching staff.
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Sam Masi
Medina High Sete
Barberton
James Hollinger
Massillon High Schael
Masi
Medina
Tigers Lose Ground As Pennant Fever Brings Chills
Detroit's pennant chase slows as the Tigers post a month of mediocre play, winning 13 and losing 14, while Washington and Cleveland rise in a tight AL race. The Senators, White Sox, and Indians posted strong months, and Detroit split a doubleheader with the White Sox as Chicago protested a decision.
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Yankees
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Bunny” Bushman
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Elyria
Chuck Husted
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Willie Joyce
Washington
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Truley
Westendey
Ohio State Stars
Cuyahoga Falls
Chronicle-Telegram
Harald A. Tekew
Ounce
Ickes
Japan
R. W. Beckett Engineering Co
W. River Road
Hambletonian
Medina High Gridders
R. W. Beckett
Elyria, Ohio
Chicaga
Byie Perhanty
Senators
Benton
Sox
Johnny Wumphriees
Cris Hockett
Brownies
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Pet Holmer
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Hosen
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