Sports Shorts show advances and in round play from college to tennis
Miss Fry defeated Pat Ward 6 1 6 1 advancing in a television broadcasted schedule for college football as 100 theaters join the network to test TV impact on attendance. Polly Martin moved to the third round of the Canadian Ladies Open Golf after a 1 up win, while Shirley Fry and Dorothy Head prepare for Essex County Club women’s quarterfinals. Clarence Rowland meets league reps to discuss exemption from the major league players’ ban. Steubenville beat Galion 9 5 in the American Legion State Junior Tournament, with today’s matchups Cincinnati Conneaut St Henry Engles Springfield X and Steubenville.
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United Preas
Miss Fry
New York
England
Pat Ward
East
Midwest
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Laval-Sur-Le-Lac
Que
Polly Martin
St. Clairsville
Miss Martin
Marian Walker
Toronto
Manchester
Mass
Shirley Fry
Akron
Dorothy Head
Alameda
Calif
Essex County Club
Columbus
Steubenville
American Legion
Galton
Galion
Cincinnati
Conneaut
St. Henry
Springfield
Zanesville
Cleveland
Minford
Fatty's Recreation Wins In 12th To Trim Clyde Cutlery
Fatty's Recreation of Lorain, defending champion, advanced toward the finals of the Fifth District Ohio Championship Softball Tournament at Willard by rallying from a 2-0 deficit to beat Clyde Cutlery 3-2 in 12 innings. Ray Waters hit a two-run homer in the seventh and Bill Danicks pitched shutouts until Fatty's scored the decisive run in the 12th. Radio Nine Wins On Forfeit, as Rone Radio claimed a game over Sandusky Son's Bar by forfeit.
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Fatty
Rone Radio
Sandusky Son’s
Lorain County
Lorain Canadian Legion
Elyria United Polish Club
Willard
Gibsonburg Merchants
Willard Ellis
Tilt
Hogan Prepares for Chicago Tourney in $12,500 Open
Hogan, the Texas windstorm and five time National Open champion, faces a 65 pro field plus 320 women and 10 amateurs in Chicago for a world championship golf event worth 12500 dollars. He has played the course only twice since 1947 and shot 68 in a recent outing. The event runs daily through Sunday with final putt timing for TV.
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Chicago
U.P
Bantam
Black Ex Pitcher files disability claim against club
Don Black former Indians pitcher who threw a no hitter in 1947 sues Cleveland Baseball Corp for disability compensation. He seeks a weekly payment up to 25 dollars and may receive up to 4200 dollars total. Black, released in 1949 after a failed comeback following a cerebral hemorrhage, filed with the Ohio Industrial Commission.
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Cleveland
U.2
Don Black
Indians
Cleveland Baseball Corp
Black
Ohio Industrial Commission
Congress
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Bill Veeck
Municipal Stadium
Columbia Vets Open Second-Half Softball at Lexington Field
Columbia Vets, tied for second in the City Softball League first half, begin the second half tonight against Elyria Cavaliers at 7:30 at Lexington Avenue field. They won five of seven starts and trail champion United Polish Club by one game. The Cavaliers seek to snap a two game skid. In the opener, undefeated Company in two second-half Industrial League games faces American Brake Shoe at 6:30.
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Columbia V. F. W
Lexington Avenue Field
Elyria Cavaliers
Columbia Vets
United Polish Club
Cavaliers
Coach-Uthe Company
American Brake Shoe
Winners Listed In City Tennis Doubles Divisions
Officials report results from the Annual City Championship Tennis Tournament doubles events. In men's action Bob De Lloyd and Ron Wiggins beat Jack Wise and Carl Alstetter 6-2 14-12, while Jack Smith and Red Bauer defeated Dr A A x Bob Stevenson and Dave Horan 7-9 6-3 7-5. In women's doubles Lee Fauver Boylan and Sally Wirth outlasted Jane Smith and RHE Starling Grueser 6-3 7-5, with Joan Hyman and Sue Leach defeating Gatteriets All-Blazes 6-0 6-1.
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Bob de Lloyd
Ron Wiggins
Jack Wise
Carl Alstetter
Jack Smith
Red Bauer
Dr. A A. x
Bob Stevenson
Dave Horan
Emmerica Apron Ciba
Freeo
Urner
i—Novak
Lee Fauver-Boylan
Smith
Sally Wirth
Jane Smith
Starling Grueser
Joan Hyman
Sue Leach
Gatteriets All
Gatteriets All-Blaze
Vor Ae
Acd
Braves point to Marshall vindicating deal with Giants
Boston fans claim Willard Marshall and Sid Gordon prove the traded for Alvin Dark and Eddie Stanky was worthwhile despite a disappointing season. Marshall improved after Tommy Holmes took over, batting over .500 in nine games against the Pirates and showing he can hit both left and right handed pitchers.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press Sports
EW York
Boston Braves
Willard Marshall
New York Giants
Alvin Dark
Eddie Stanky
Braves
Marshall
Sid Gordon
Boston Redmen
Stanky
Hatchet
Gordon
Kerr
Sam Webb
Brat
Dark
Giants
Bray
Billy Southworth
Tommy Holmes
Juce Holmes
Pirates
Inrshall
Odd Fellows and Legion Cubs clash for Class E final berth
Odd Fellows and West Side Lumber, each with one prior win, meet Thursday at Cascade Park for a spot in the double elimination Class E finals. In Ely Stadium action, Odd Fellows beat American Legion Cuba 14-6 as Yuhas and Currier matched strong pitching and homers by Yuhas and Currier highlighted a five inning stretch. All-Stars beat Savings Deposit Bank 7-1 at Cascade Park, with Yuhas tossing a one hitter and homers by Yuhas and Contender star Gary Smith.
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F. No. 103
West Side Lumber
Hot Stove
Odd Fellows
Ely Stadium
Walloping
American Legion
Cuba
The
Lumbermen
Cascade Park
All-Stars
Savings Deposit Bank
Banksaine
Legion Cubs
Ralph Yuhas
All- Stars
Gary Smith
Yuhas
Chuck Currier
Unclear baseball card tidbits mix of teams and pitchers
Fragmented game notes from American League and others mentioning Surkont Cain Heinzelman Spahn Hegan Semnick Wilber Meyer Heintzelman and RoBinson with irregular inning counts and losing pitchers. The garbled OCR lists Detroit Boston Philadelphia and Pittsburgh box elements with incomplete scores and lines.
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Caleage
Detroit
Pierce
Mazi
Graz
Jana Ginsberg
Cain
Bt. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Timo McDonald
Batts
Garcia
Philadelphia
Hegan
Sais
Chipman
Spahn
St. Philadelphia
Claire
Meyer
Heintzelman
Sem- Philadelphia
Inick
Wilber
Heinz- Boston
Xelman
Spehn
Hooper
Tipton
Scarborough
Wisht
Kinder
Robinson
Pittsburgh
Ing
Friend
Werse
Walsh Finke Manne
Baseball Owners To Give Commissioner Increased Powers
New York. Baseball owners signaled the incoming commissioner will hold vast powers and strong job security. A committee was named to redefine the office’s authority, including Warren Giles, Bill DeWitt, and Branch Rickey. The group eyed a candidate list featuring Douglas MacArthur, Jim Farley, Ford Frick, George Trautman, and others.
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New York
Clarence Rowland
Jaratt
George M. Trautman
del Webb
New York Yankees
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Bill DeWitt
St. Louis Browns
Leon del Webb
Kenesaw M. Landis
Chicago
Black Sox
Douglas MacArthur
Jim Farley
Ford Frick
George Trautman
Warren Giles
Harold Ruel
Chandler
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Fred Vinson
The
Supreme Court
Thomas E. Dewey
Hambletonian Race Delayed by Rain In Goshen New York
The 93,900 Hambletonian Stakes was postponed due to a muddy track and will run tomorrow at 3 pm. A 25,000 crowd was expected for the 21 three year olds in the world famed horse and buggy derby with a 51,347 purse set to the winning owner. If no winner after three heats, first-place finishers will race in a fourth heat on the one mile course.
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Goshen
N. Y
U.P
Hambletonian
General Motors Grinds American Brake Shoe In Loop Win
General Motors posted its second league win of the season in the Industrial Softball League by crushing American Brake Shoe 12 to 3 at Lexington Avenue field. Jack Yarsa pitched a three hitter, allowing only one third inning run, as Tom Wilkins contributed two safe hits in GM’s 12 hit attack.
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General Motors
Walloping
Blake Shoe
Lexington Avenue Field
Jack Yarsa
Brake Shoe
Tom Wilkins
UPC Bowling League Meeting Set Thursday
Members of the United Polish Club Bowling League are scheduled to meet Thursday at 8 30 o clock in the new clubrooms. On the agenda is the possibility of changing the regular bowling night from Thursday to Tuesday.
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UPC Bowling League
United Polish Club Bowling League
McKinley Nine Clinches Tenth Softball Victory
McKinley Midgets defeated Edison 12 to 6 in a playground softball game Tuesday at Edison. Don Gibson earned the win on the mound as McKinley closed its session with 10 wins in 13 games. Ray Silcott pitched for Edison, yielding a 14-hit barrage.
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McKinley
Edison
Don Gibson
Ray Silcott
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today
Baseball scores and schedules across leagues with yesterday’s results, current standings, and today’s games. Notable items include Chicago and St Louis performances, Bos ton and Philadelphia matchups, and American Association notes with wins by Louisville and Kansas City.
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G. W.B
New York Secccceaus
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
aGames
Detroit
St. Louis
Feller
Widmar
New York
Porterfield
Raschi
Rogovin
Hutchinson
Kellner
van Stobbs
Shi Oh
St. Loui
Philburan
Jeater
Cincinnati
Crat-Nigat
Brooklyn
Wehmeter
Perkowski
Minner
Hiker
Pittsburgh
American Association
W.T Pethin'kee
City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Cain
Columnus
Minneapolis
D Loop Leaders To Play Tonight In Class D League
Roosevelt and McKinley sit tied for first with 5 1 records as battles loom tonight at Cascade Park and Ely Stadium. Roosevelt faces Hamilton while McKinley meets Cascade Park both games set for 6 15 PM. Hamilton stands 1 5 and Cascade 0 7.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Hamilton
Cascade Park
Ely Stadium
Cascade
Race card entries and prize breakdown for current event
Racing program lists numerous horse names owners and stables with associated entrants. Field includes Ciirish Sweetheart Mighty Fine Scat Lane Kashaplenty Crippen Hi J Rodman Gibaca White Baldwin Lee O Brien Waymab with multiple stable entries and gates. Total gross value 95263.93 with prize money to winner 51341.26 and later places. post times shown for intervals and heats starting 2 p.m. EST and continuing at one hour intervals.
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G. Crippen
R. Hi
J. Rodman
Gibaca White
Baldwin Lee C
McHamaraee
J. O'Brien
HM. Whitney D. Bostwick
Gg. White
W. A. Foster
J. Jordan Walter Candler
Jamen
A. Genetlermest
Miler
W. ON. Reynolds
A. Shae
Gene Acres
Erela Airs
JL. Wealen
B. Fitspatrick
K. D. Owen
J. Bimpson
Cleo A. Young
Ww. Maughton
Chas. M. Provost
C. Hodgins
Leo C. McNamara
D. Cameron
Cimarron Ranch
H. Clukey
R. B. Browse
B. Schue Hayes Fair Acres
W. Molmes Wilson Beverage Co
H. Pownall Dava ‘Resnick
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Hogan
Weyerhaeuser Idaho
Elyria Lumber & Coal CO
Chestnut St
Dial
Paul Carbin
Broad St
United Press
Wilks
Lawfay
Garagtols
Fitzgerain
Boyer
Brazie
Rice
Loge Chicazo
Oling
LaPalmeri
I Ramsdeil Brauts
Premesa
Rush
Ceeee
Philadelphia Wee
Surkont
Estock
Paine
St. Claire
Roberts
Wuner Bcatouied
R. HE
Generali Motors
Yarsa
Parisian
Miller, Bertolt
Wartis
Montreal
Bultelo
Hartimore
Rochester
Ottawa
Syracuse
Springlid
Rothester
Kiner
aBis
Roses
Dodgers Musial
Snider
Dodgenider
Dodgers
Wiliams
Red Sox
Bev Neseey
Ashburn
Philites
Kuppenheimer
Varsity Town
Cleveland Indians
Alyris
Obie
Chronicle-Telegram
Raythe
Hanover
Yankee Priserte
X-Canty
Fopermie Enover
E—Watcha
Prince Colby
Merritt Hanover
Cirish Sweetheart A
Mighty Fine
Scat Lane
Kashaplenty
Heer
Crea
Firestone
Firestone Pankas
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