Baseball Popular With Elyria Boys
Elyria youths show rising interest in baseball as the league grows to ten teams with hopes for expansion next year. Teams like Besar Service and West Side Lumber compete in a lively season highlighting early wins, losses, and the stubborn enthusiasm of clubs such as EB & Ho despite long losing streaks.
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Elyria
Elytia
Besar Service
Luep Peade
West Side Lumber
Pete Held
Besars
Mathematican
Resors
Ameo Login Cis
Wiedsebich
Cubs
Jis Boynl
Flyrna Hrasy & Browne
Teague Pix
Amoto Bugs
EB & Ho
Berane
Don Tilburg
Elyrians
Cleveland Stadium
New York
Yankees
Cleveland
van Garrison
Burlington
Mawkeye
Honolulu
Guam
Manila
Medina High School
James Hottinger
Medina
Massillon High
Massillon
Tlollinger
Miami University
Mega
Masil
Barberton
Robert Rides
Winder Hollinger
Ohio
God Gungmith
Burnet
Roosevelt Game
University of Miehopitt
Wolverines
Michigan
Great Lakes
Ann Arbor
Indiana
Michigan State
Minnesota
Purdue
Ohio State
Northwestern
Army
Navy
Ofterala
North Randall
Willie Gongwler
Hamilton
Gonzaley
Midwest
Ascot
Bron
Laugehe Hais
J. Mon
Aneen
Washigton
County
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Unclear Sport Parade chronicle on football and champagne caves
Fragmented text reports on international sports writing by Jack Cuddy and Franens with scattered references to football, champagne caves, and European bias. The piece includes disjointed commentary about American and European sports writers, national bias, and a curious aside on champagne production and training caverns.
Elyria Teams Vie For Tourney Survival Tonight
Two Elyria squads, Western Autobalig and Bendix Westinghouse, clash in the Ohio Amateur Softball Association district tournament at Elyria City Recreation on Oberlin Road. Western faces American Stove Co. Tarai in game one at 7:30 p.m., Bendix meets Sandusky ABG in the nightcap at 9:40 p.m. Both teams aim to rebound after early losses. losers are eliminated.
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Elyria
Western Autobalig
Bendix-Westinghouse
Fugit
Ohio Amateur Softball Association
Elyria City
Oberlin Road
American Stove Co
Benidix
Sandusky
Beatus Ten
Clyde
Tiffin
Prefin
Tee Westerns
Agtapillo
Amerteen Stove Fens
Thee
Winki
Wester
Yepke
American Stove
Kapton
Wooners
Gaages
Morrow
Ah Tag Pom
Wall Bop
Samdusky St
Oberlin
Gardner Jewelers
Lions
Vic Silver Jewelers
General Industries
Avon Lake
Local golf standings shake as McSpadens lead
McSpadens grab first place in Aner Ritter and Shindird Seminary standings after a decisive win over Votan 41. Simathis fall to Nelsons 4-2, Woods beat Surads, Tytyla. Updated table lists Mrs Spod eng 9s, Smiths & Nelsons Thy, Wands Tg, Sneads 6 Hogans A. Maddock wins the round with strong par on holes one and six. Daily scores include Thurman EE Virtt 54-22-33 and others. A sunrise tournament is set at Ely Country Club next Sunday with breakfast, reservations via the pro shop.
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McSpadens
Aner Ritter and Shindird Seminary Corporation
Galt Lenge
Votan
Simathis
Nelsons
Tatel the Woods
Surads
Ty Tyla
Spodeng
Smiths & Nelsons
Thy. Wands Tg
Sneads
Hogans
Fred Maddock
Lew Rel
Thurman EE Virtt
Ball Heney
Lews Chervenko
Given
Fred
Hor Arnold
Colt Weitrichs
Arnold
Pan
DT. White
O. N
Minnieh
Fal Lawrence
Geo
Ready
GA. Huke
Ford
J. A Sharkey
A. BL
Morand
Ely Country Club
Bitm
Mysle Bs Calla
Tharty Adidock
Knicks Trade Buzz and Golf News Highlight Odd Week
A quirky report from New York notes a potential two week deal involving Keny Zinemeron of Newark Belts moving to New York Grantstad for Phil Wertteand with observers questioning Yankee management. In Miami Golf, Bedibs Jones predicts a televised exhibition, while several Caribbean ports and sailings are listed for September, with matches and travel notes across Montevideo and Port of Spain as a broad sports snapshot.
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New York
Othe
New York Yankees
Keny Zinemeron
Newark
New York Crantstad
Phil Wertteand
Amon
Nvmernar
Yankee
Harry MacDhigl
Nock Furen
Bill Burke Captures Ohio Open Title In Findlay
Cleveland’s Bill Burke, 42, won the Ohio Open Golf Championship with a 42 year total of 277 strokes. He leads, while amateur Mecharioy tied for fourth and Akron’s Denny Shute and Columbus’s Al Marehi shared fourth, amid a field of pros and locals at the Findlay course.
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Secon
Wis An
Favored Tennis Stars Breeze In Opening Round
In the 7th annual Eastern grass court tennis championships, top seeds dominate first round play. Bally Talbert of Willington faces Gilbert. Lense Brownh of Teverly battles Krogh. Miss Brough and Barbara Seafield win easy 6 0 6 2, while Shirley Fisher also advances.
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Breeze
RYE —Upi
Odie
Bally Talbert
Willington
Del
Lense Broweh
Teverly Phlis
Chilooan
Jed
Pound Talbert
Gilbert
Flall
New York
Aliss Krogh
Gertrude Moti
South Monica
Hil
Ophaers
Francis Poncher Servo
Reaidar Ape
Charles Matthiatn
Hewtenant
Forest Hills
Cnd
Chtharduer Matlow
Mami
Pha
Reehard O Bender
Edwood Cone
Laos
Aepday M
Caupl
Robert Dsan
Forest Bitte
Poughoe Bete O
Wwamens
Chanigane
Sehe
Brough
Finods
Dane. Ciarather
Los Amtele
Barbara Seafield
San Provenee
Shirley F
Akio QO Wen
Mother Reyes
Mexico City
Titan Hanover Wins Hambletonian in Unprecedented Ride
Titan Hanover, a three year old bay colt, surged to victory in the Hambletonian securing a place among racing’s elite. The win marks his tenth career triumph as owners and trainers celebrate a historic performance at the meeting track.
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Nan Hienover Wees
Bay Foetter
Tas
Abel Capel
Ede
Wade Gerry
Atele
Milwaukee Gains On Indianapolis
Milwaukee gains on Indianapolis in a late season game with decisive plays from key players. The matchup produced tight scoring runs and crucial rebounds shaping the final outcome for both teams.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Al Smith Leads Indians to 1-0 Win Over Yankees
Cleveland pitcher Al Smith hurls a shutout as the Indians defeat the New York Yankees 1-0. Jim Bagby starts for Cleveland with a five win and nine loss record this season, while Red Ruffing takes the mound for the Yankees. New York manager Joe McCarthy returns from a farm absence amid retirement rumors and club turmoil.
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Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Jim Bagby
Yanks
Red
Cleveland
Rufting
New York
Joe McCarthy
Battle
McCarthy
Yankee
Larry Maclait
Machat Sesterdi
Art Fletcher
Crew
al Srah
Smith
Kenie Jenbam
Kemeroon
Felix Merkiowces
Yonkers
Andy
George Stirwerss
Boutam
Stirnwerss
AD York
Imines Iy
pAtnateiek
Gutbatk
Boshain
Mentin
Bender
Ter Mecheny
Leven
Brabant
Browns Abandon Pennant Chase Striking Trades Signal Swoon
United Press calls the St Louis Browns a club of "country cousins" fading from the 1945 pennant race. They ship George Caster to Detroit and Ted... Washington adds Mike Breegiah as they trail the first place Athletics by ten games. The Tigers split a doubleheader with Boston as Hal Newhouser and Zeb Eaton struggle in a long night. The White Sox stop the Senators from gaining ground as Hockett of Dayton collects four singles. Continued on Page i.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
YORK
St. Linus Browns
Washington
Detroit
Tigers
George Caster
Mike Nreegieh
Enty
Aheye
Mehr
Red Sox
Athletics
St. Louis
Chlat Peek
A Helmer
Avs
Jetta Leet
Zeb Ratan
Iinaips
Wilter Wilson
Art Howtteman
White Sox
Senators
Chicago
Winnins
Hockett
Dayton
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Frank Walend
Jack Cuddy
United Press Staff
HEIMS
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Ameriten
Europe
Tate
Buell
Flex
Deere
Ampiol
Miami
Fla Ates
Bedibs Jones
Pheno Sap
Montevideo
Port of Spain
Oarland
Buddy Md
Fast-Paet
Mts
Heavw West
Twarona
New Yorks Mueisen
Adele Ehea
Metoe
John Pierotti
Tommy Milton
Milton
Risty Aathewson
Merkle
Uockey
Bill Burke
Titan Hanover
Hambletonian
Amallean Abe
Pengates
Heelies
Pasloetiers
al Smith
Bats Tribe
Browns
Boston
Dave Ferriss
Mang Greenberg
Greenberg
Nide
Ferriss
Hal Newhouser
Tiger
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