Two Lorain Teams Win In District Tournament Opener
In opening round play at Signa Cite Recreation Field, Lorain Lions defeated Elyria Pounders to move into second place in their pool. Oberlin’s Ship's Company lost 71 to 23 as Clyde Porcelain Steel Prattatts and American Radiator faced off later in tonight's schedule with three more games set for the evening.
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Cascade and Hamilton Win Midget Softball Games
Cascade defeated Meg Kinley and Tt to Boat McKinley while Variton beat Roosevelt. First baseman Withert of Cascade homered. Kinley and Kinley’s teammates produced multiple hits as Oberlin Hawns and Lorain Hokey Sports posted striking performances. Many teams and players named in scattered results reflect a busy midget league slate.
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Oberlin Golfers In Consolation Flight Club Championship
Oberlin golfers will compete in consolation matches tied to the club championship. The mixed Class A B and C pairings include Farquhar with a bye and numerous labeled opponents, with dates and deadlines in late August through September for completion.
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Ohio State Grid Prospects Brighten
Ohio State grid prospects improve as coachs and players show promise in early drills. Multiple analysts note emerging talent at quarterback and line positions, with younger players earning reps and veterans providing leadership.
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Fragmented World War II era clipping with scattered names
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Manila, the Philippines, and a Philippine campaign. It recalls a person who served in the United States armed forces, with references to daughters, a son, and relatives missing since the Japanese arrival. The text also notes potential shipments of apples and cigarettes and hints at postwar movements and locations like England and Mexico.
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Tennis Tourney Deadline Set For Saturday
Elyria announces the Elyria Tennis Tournament opening August 14 with five divisions including men’s and women’s events. Entry deadline is August 12 with entry banks at Hell Clothing Co. and through Tennis Commission members. Rules posted at Ely Stadium and Cascade Park courts.
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Yankee Maid Wins Hambletonian for Derby's Dream
Arch L. Derby of Wiehrta Kansas celebrates as his Meret filly Yankee Maid wins harness racing’s Hambletonian. Henry Thomas of Lexington drives the filly to victory in heat one after a strong late surge, with Greenwich Conn’s Emily Scott second in heat two. Rose Dean and Ene also figure among notable runners.
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Toledo Mud Hens Regain 2nd Place In Association
The Toledo Mud Hens regained second in the association with a 7-0 victory over St Paul. Key pitchers and batters contributed as Milwaukee and Minneapolis results are noted, while other teams show mixed outcomes in the overall standings.
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Timny Melane A Young Akron Swimmer Shocks Nation
Timny Melane a skinny Akron youth known as the latest Hoy wonder impresses with a powerful butterfly kick and long distance potential. Experts praise his youth and dynamic leg action as he aims for world records and state championships before entering high school, with a promotional tour in New York and appearances at Pan American events.
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Indians Edge A's 4 3 End Season Losing Streak
Steve Gromek and Al Smith lead Cleveland as they snap a six game skid with a 4 to 3 win over Philadelphia. Smith earns his sixth win, allowing eight hits as the Tribe jump to a two run lead then hold on. Ken Keltner and Lou Boudreau drive in runs, highlighted by a seventh inning double and an eighth inning triple, while Roy Cullenbine, Hat Epps, and Snapper Garrison contribute on offense for the Indians.
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Cards To Have Tryout Camp At Massillon
The St. Louis Cardinals will conduct a baseball try-out camp at Massillon Stadium next Monday and Tuesday for boys 14 and older. The event runs 8 am to 6 pm both days, supervised by Walter Shannon Joe McDermott and Tony Kaufmann. Attendance is free, but attendees must bring own shoes gloves and uniforms. out-of-town players pay own expenses unless signed to a contract, in which case expenses are reimbursed.
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Local Fairways Golf Meets Decide Five Class A Matches
Flyrna Country Club competition wraps with five Class A results: Les Stearns beat Ralph Kroeger 6-5. Ward Young won by default over Frank Sawford. Ralph Murbach defeated Chuck Persons 3-2. Jim Sharkey beat Moe Whitman 4-4. Walter Ayres defeated Frans Arendau 2-1.
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Birmingham Beats Lorain 5-4 In Narrow Victory
Birmingham Harrison Mig Co edged Lorain Cheksx 5-4 last night at Waneman. The win came after a 4-4 tie with one run in the final seventh. Merchants and San dinky Merchants split results, with Birmingham and Wakematy set for Sunday games.
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Bucky Walters Seeks 17th Victory in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on August date uncertain, Hall of Fame pitcher Bucky Walters pursues his 17th win as the Reds host the Braves. The contest features Walters facing tough opposition and marks a key late-season stretch for Cincinnati.
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Browns Win Ninth Straight Halts Yankees Rally
The St. Louis Browns defeated the New York Yankees 4 to 2 to run their winning streak to nine, tying their season-opening string. Al Zarilla hit a decisive homer as Cecil Hughson and other Browns pitchers held off late Yankee rallies. Boston beat Chicago 9 to 1, while Detroit topped Washington 4 to 2 and Cleveland edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 in a day of varied results across the circuit.
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