Cardinals Start August Rush With 7 Of 8 Wins In August
The Cardinals surge in August continues as they win 7 of 8, closing to 4.5 games behind the Cubs. Ken O'Dea homered for a 1 2 win over the Giants in New York, while Al Cavory beat the Cubs in Boston. Luis Oliva supplied a key RBI run spree for the Dodgers in Brooklyn as Curt Davies ends a four-game skid to win his eighth. The Yankees, Red Sox, and Browns post notable wins in other league play, with: Hank Barrow’s loss, Ted Williams’ return, and a doubleheader triumph by Philadelphia against Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
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Yankees Beat Indians 10 4 As Reynolds Struggles Early
In Cleveland, the Indians lost 10 4 to the New York Yankees. Allie Reynolds faltered in the first innings, allowing a Hershel Martin homer and Nick Etten two more runs. Jeff Heath hit his 16th homer late, but the Yankees built a five run cushion.
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Middletown Rockets Clinch Big Ohio State League Lead
Middletown moved 19 games up with four left as the Rockets beat Marion twice 10 7 and a 10 0 shutout to extend their lead. Lima narrowed the gap by routing Newark 10 1, while Springfield stayed in third after defeating the Dodgers.
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Leaders In The Major Leagues
A garbled OCR segment mentions various names and terms including Heston Casarretis Berean Brewis and Liane Cascinello among others. The text is fragmented with unclear context and attribution, offering no coherent story or verifiable event.
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Jewelers Meet Yepkos Sunday In Tournament
Six teams race in the Diatriot No. & Ohio Amateur Softball Association event with two eliminations tonight. The Yepko Markets of Lorain and Vie Silver Jewelers of Elyria face the Sandusky East Side Cafe Tiffin Routh Packers Hahn Manufacturing Co and Sandusky I. A. B. Chub remain in contention.
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Miami Gridders To Start Practice Monday
Miami football coach Sid Gillman announced the team will begin fall practice next Monday with about 50 candidates expected to report. Two thirds have been working out unofficially to prepare. The nine game schedule opens September 22 at home against Bowling Green with other dates including Ohio University and Cincinnati.
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Old Timers Break In Among Tennis Meet Favorites
Limers, Francia X. shields and Rid ney Bo Wood Jr upset favorites in the Western Grass Court Tennis Championship semifinals. Wood defeated Lt. Gardnar Mautlay in three sets as Shields and Wood advance, with Francisco and Surfin also posting wins. In the women’s semis Pauline Beer faces Louise Broggn while Margaret Osborne meets Mrs Sarah Palfrey Cooke after Cooke defeated Shirley Fry yesterday.
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Legion Sponsoring Avon Lake Carnival Begins Today
Avon Lake Post 211 of the American Legion sponsors the annual carnival starting today at 4 p.m. with outdoor music by the Singing Sawmaler. The event runs through Mundy night featuring games, attractions, a pet show Sunday afternoon, and refreshments at the Chateau kitchen. Argentina is seeking new measures to combat inflation.
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Orr Criticizes Army Sports Drive In Europe
Pullman runner Pyt. Lee Orr voices strong criticism of the Army's European theater sports program. Orr, a 400 meters specialist, ran in 50 seconds and faulted equipment levels and training provisions. He notes servicemen face limited recreational options while units move through Germany and Northern Ireland on leave, urging better preparation and support.
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Ohio State Starts Fall Grid Drills Aug 31
Ohio State University reports for practice August 31 to begin 1945 defense of the Big Ten title. A separate freshman squad returns, with 33 freshmen on the varsity mix, and 38 total freshmen unless called to service. Regulars back include captain Bill Hacknett, guard Rose Thomas, and fullback Ollie Clie, plus three veterans new to the regular lineup.
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Holmes Regains Lead In Batting
New York report shows Tommy Holmes of the Boston Braves reclaiming the major league batting lead with 161 hits in 106 games for a .370 average. Phil Cavarrella of the Chicago Cubs is a point behind, while Goody Rosen of Brooklyn and Tony Cuccinela of the Chicago White Sox chase top averages and RBIs. Baseball standings extend into other departments as Holmes dominates several categories with 161 hits and 34 doubles, and Pete Center leads with a 1.000 ERA in limited action. Other items note a 14 day vacation plan for Britain’s railway workers and a $20 million road plan for Dublin. Latin American department stores are highlighted in Buenos Aires and Mexico City.
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Bill Dulick Hurls No-Hit Game In District Joust
Bill Dulick pitched the District Amateur Softball Association tournament no hitter for Hahn Manufacturing in a 1-0 win over the Lorain Lions under Elyria city lights. Dulick struck out eight, walked four, with Hahn scoring in the first inning on a walk, a double, and an RBI single.
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Local Fairways in Elyria Club Championship Action
In Elyria Country Club Class C matches, P B Hines beat H Jo Miskell 6 5, J A Sharkey beat Frank Brandau 1 up, and R J Fitch defeated A B Jones. Class B features default wins for Carl Robinson over Dom M B H Forbes and Dr O No Slinnich over RK B Clymer. Robinson faces Dr Monnich next. Sunrise tournament highlighted tomorrow with breakfast at 8 00 and pro shop reservations. Argentina meat exports fall 47.5 percent in five months due to packing house strikes. Ireland is lifting wartime controls.
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Baseball Menu Offers 4 Games in Elyria Sunday
Four baseball games are set for Elyria diamonds Sunday with one Class B and three Class F matchups. Top billing features Malasa Meats versus Albert Auditors in a B league clash that decides the second half title. Meats need a win for the crown, Auditors can tie with a victory. Games start at Cascade Park at 3 30 p m with the other B game American Legion Juniors versus Parsch Lumber and Coal postponed. In Class F action Roger Benninger Jewelers face Lehman Johnson Restore, Elyria Brass and Bronze meet Billner Funeral Home, and American Legion Cubs play Motor Haulaway at Roosevelt all starting at 1 30 p m.
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Two Bowling Leagues Set Meetings Next Week
Two bowling leagues announce organization meetings for next week. The All-City Bowling League will meet at Wykrent Recreaten at 1 p m Tuesday August 14 with captains and others invited. Gen E Boun secretary. The Bowling Center BY League will meet at the Bowling Center at 1 p m Monday with team captains urged to attend per Ed Ruth secretary. Builders in England asked to construct model houses for a testing ground of new ideas.
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