Indestructible Pappy Hough Powers Through Stock Car Rides
Roscoe Pappy Hough at 48 dominates the sportsman modified division racing in the Northeast. He drives up to 3,000 miles weekly across cities from Corydon Indiana to Paterson New Jersey, winning a 50 lap feature at Ruppert Stadium and recalling a wartime tire spree that yielded 32 thousand dollars in tires and 135 thousand in prize money. He endures injuries, keeps racing, and jokes retirement is unlikely as he chases the jackpot.
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U. S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Eware
N. J
Roscoe
Pappy) Hough
Pappy
Indiana
Ruppert Stadium
Newark Bears
ORN
Corydon
Ind
Wabash
Allentown
Union City
Washington
Paterson
Buffalo
New Haven
Conn
Springfield
Mass
Hough
Avon High appoints David Grubb as head basketball coach
Avon High School posts a new coaching staff at a board meeting last night naming David A. Grubb the 26 year old head basketball coach. Louis Kaczmarek will coach football this year and D A Mass resigns to become veterans agriculture instructor. Grubb an Ashland College graduate from Butler Ohio will teach history and social studies in addition to coaching basketball.
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Avon High School
Board of Education
David A. Grubb
Louis Kaczmarek
Grubb
Chris Koppenhafer
Avon
Kaczmarek
D. A. Mass
Mass
Veterans’ Agriculture
Ashland College
Ashland
Major Loop Line Scores National League and American League games
Baseball scores from the National League and American League with team tallies, pitchers, and key homers. Notable: Westrum and Elliott homered for the Dodgers and Reds. Musial and McCullough hit for St Louis. Berra and Goodman connected for the Yankees and Athletics. multiple wins and losses listed.
Elyria Country Club Ladies Golf Action Opens Week
Qualifying rounds for the Elyria Country Club Ladies Championship begin Monday with rounds continued Tuesday through Friday. The City Golf League, Cherry Ridge events, and roundups are slated, with trophies, prizes, and a new permanent season champion trophy to be awarded later.
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Elyria Country Club
R. M. Timms
City Golf League
Cherry Ridge
Meister Real Estate
Elyria Dairies
Timms Spring Company
West Side Lumber l
Memo’s Tavern
Western& Southern Life Insurance
United Polish Club
Leo Weber
Earl Snodgrass
al Starzewski
Ken Ratcil
Bill Ehlke
John Lapos
Ehlke
Elyria Country Club Ladies’ Golf Association
W. Gibbons
R. M. Lindstrom
C. Heidrich
L. C. Barr
G. H. Hoke
Don Savage
M. Forbes
G. H. Livingston
T. V. Boylan
C. Garland
Lindstrom
J. P. Chapla
Heidrich
Cleveland
Elyria Country Club Ladies Golf Association
Elyria Little League Opens State Tourney In Canton
Elyria's Little League All Stars begin state tournament play in Canton meeting Canton Northwest winner of District No. 1. Manager Paul Fritz plans an intact lineup from last week’s Division No. 4 title team with two unsettled positions and pitching choice between Paul Walker and Bill Bruce. The infield is Webb, Tomsic, McPherson, Broadwell. Fritz and Jezewski in the outfield with Hutman catching.
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Elyria
Canton
Canton Northwest
Paul Fritz
Elyria ‘Nine
Stan Kaminski
Jim Butler
Paul Walker
United Polish Club
Bill Bruce
American Legion
Bob Hutman
Ernest Webb
Bob Tomsic
Bob McPherson
Bill Broadwell
Bob Fritz
Tom Jezewski
Tri- County All Stars
Stark County
Norwood
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Medina
Montrose
Massillon
Dueber Avenue
Standings and Results From Baseball and League Actions
The latest standings show New York leading with 62 wins and 40 losses, Boston at 60 44, and Washington at 45 54. Last night Cleveland defeated St Louis 5-0 while Philadelphia beat Washington, Chicago won 9-6 over Detroit, and New York defeated Boston 1-6. Today features Cleveland at St Louis doubleheader, Detroit at Chicago, Washington at Philadelphia, and Boston at New York with several pitchers listed for each game. Tomorrow there are showdowns including Cleveland at St Louis night game and Detroit at Chicago two games.
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G.W
Detroit
Cheteland
New York
Boston Seseee
Washington
Chicago
Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St Loui
Borton
St. Louis
Twinight
Feller
Wynn
Widmar
Starr
Boston
Nixon
Rasehi
Gray
Scarborough
Marrero
Hooper
Baltimore
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Springfield
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Loledo
St Paul
W. L. Pet
Phiadelphia S
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
S&s Louis
Cincinnati
Meyer
Or Simmons
Pallen
Hearn
Chipman
Rush
Wehmeier
St Louis
Staey
Law
College All Stars pick Walker and Tonnemaker to lead
The College All-Stars named Doak Walker and Clayton Tonnemaker co captains for the Chicago Soldier Field clash with the Philadelphia Eagles. Walker will lead from the left half while Tonnemaker directs the defense after Coach Eddie Anderson's instruction. In Columbus, Jack McAndrews resigns as Aquinas head coach and Robert Scoles is named replacement at St Mary's.
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Delafield
Wise
Doak Walker
Southern Methodist
Clayton Townemaker
Minnesota
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago
Soldier Field
Walker
Tonnemaker
Eddie Anderson
Collegians
Columbus
Jack McAndrew
Columbus Aquinas
Robert Scoles
Ohio State
Columbus St Mary's
Dick Coyle
Gaines and Gorbics Advance To Net Semi-Finals
Gaines and Gorbics defeated Haywood and Jasper 6-1 6-1 in the first round of the Annual Cry-Wide Championship. They will meet Stevenson-Lersch in the semi finals while Johnson-Sharkey face Smith-Gilder in the other bracket. First round results in men and women singles were reported with several matches yet to be completed.
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R. Schmittgen
C. R. Aldrich
Elyria Country Club
Schmittgen
F. G. Reiter
C. H. Fischer
Aldrich
Dr. H. T. Sargis
W. Barstow
K. C. Buckley
J. Lampus
M. Grant
O. B. Hagesfeld
W. W. Hines
L. C. Barr
R. M. Lindstrom
C. Heidrich
C. Walsh
F. Brandau
J. Knight
C. J. Robinson
FE. L. Pretzer
R. J. Gehl
M. L. Young
R. E. Kirby
Jim
Overlin Country Club
Oberlin
C. R. Jolly
Kay Fullerton
Paul Gorske
Carl McMullen
Richard Baird
Gertrude Yoder
William Dipman
Gaines- Gorbics
Elyria Tennis Commission
Jerry Gaines
Les Gorbics
Ed Haywood
John Jasper
Commission
Softball Managers Plan New London Tournament
Recreation director Robert Brownson says a New London League softball A tournament is planned for nearby future. Managers from the 123 member teams will meet Friday evening at New London High School to map out the event.
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New London
Robert Brownson
Brownson
New London High School
Unclear OCR: baseball players listed with teams
Fragmentary OCR mentions TS Williams and Red Sox and Cubs and Treen and Trout and other names. No coherent event or details.
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TS Wiliams
Red Sox
Dropo See Sox
Pafko Cubs
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Owen
Raffensberger
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Ramsdell
Howell
Jones
Westrum
Spahn
Cooper
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Erskine
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Snider
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Martin
Rice
Chambers
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Lombard
MacDonald
McCullough
Musial
Hiner
American League
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Reynolds
Sanford
Ford
Page
Berra
Home Nee
Goodman
Hudson
Evans
Brissie
Astroth
White
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Calvert
Stewart
Swift
Wight
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Gumpert
Aloma
Masi
E. Robinson
Toggery Shop
Knowles & Snie
Zeke
Elyna Hardware
Fey Insurance
Baksa Service Station
General Motors
Sportsman's Club
Joe Bolash
Gus Zaffer
Bob Smith
Ben Bittner
Bill Ogg
Dick Baird
Zaffer
Bill Renninger
John Boyson
Bey Insurance
Bruce Bower
Lib Wright
Dillonvale
George Riser
Ohio State University
Duillonvale
Williamsfield
Ashtabula County
R. Schmitlgen
C. HH. Fischer
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Fade
Broad Street
Alews Parper
Bill Walker
Jack Lance
Peter Saffaldano
Lou Maxwell
John Hartsel
Don Neubauer
Bill Lersch
Carl Alstettler
Ron Wiggins
Johnny Ohlod
Floyd Wooldridge
Paphate Dall
Frances Lugas
Jane Smith
Frances Corki
Sally Wirth
Claire Lugas
Eleanor Stevenson
Joan Hyman
Pat Bauer
Gene Price
Betty Fell
Lee Fauver
Firestone Specials
Firestone
Firestone Stores
United Press Detroit
Harold iDabs Faresgoree
John L Das
Tsate
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Callop
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