County Kennel Club To Hold Annual Dog Show
The 12th Annual All Breed Dog Show by Lorain County Kennel Club is Sunday at Roll Arena. A total of 394 dogs across 55 breeds enter as judging begins at 9 and runs about 12 hours to crown best in show. Obedience trials feature 52 dogs across open, novice, and utility classes with judges from Indianapolis, Anderson, New York, Chicago and others. Six variety group winners will select the grand champion in a split second schedule starting 6:30 p.m. Officials, committee heads, and club officers are listed, including Floyd Crowe as president and August Schuhmacher as chairman.
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Lorain County Kennel Club
Roll Arena
Clarence C. Alexander
Indianapolis
Rees L. Davies
Anderson
Ind
L. W. Bonney
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Reginald M. Cleveland
New York
Adam E. Strauss
Chicago
August
Schuhmacher
George L. Smith
Norton Henry
Louis Arnold
H. L. Miller
Marge Crowe
Marguerite Daily
Jesn E.yock
Catherine L. Miller
Pauline Reising
Rose Schuhmacher
Reigh Abram
Norton D. Henry
Emil Brueggeman
Mary Jane ‘Comiskey
Stephanie Kogler
Betty Berger
Marjorie Conover
Velma Hubbell
Jean E. Yock
Louis ‘Arnold
Albert Berger
George Smith
Floyd Crowe
August Schuhmacher
C. Perry Daily
Colgan Edges Kirby In Tight Elyria Club Match
J Colgan defeated R Kirby 1 up after 22 holes in a hard fought Class C contest at the Elyria Country Club Golf Tournament. Club members prep for the Annual Club Championship with Monday qualifiers while the Worthington Ball Trophy opens Sunday as a 36 hole event using half the club handicap. The day features a mixed four ball foursome as the highlight.
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J. Colgan
R. Kirby
Elyria
Elyria Country Club Women's Golf Association
Worthington
Standings and Results From Early Baseball Action
The latest standings show Cleveland and New York leading the American League with mixed results last night. Cleveland beat Chicago 6 4 and New York topped Philadelphia 3 1. National League updates include Brooklyn and New York near the top, with St. Louis and Pittsburgh posting wins. multiple games and tomorrow’s schedule listed across leagues.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Lowseee
St. Louis
Detraty
Wynn
Fowler
Stobbs
Pillette Trout
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Law
Friend
Rush
Kelly
Surkon
Spahn
Bratica
Schmitz
Meyer
Hearn
Cincinna
Perkowski
Lanier
Home League Meeting Set for Wednesday Plans 1951 Bowling
Home League organizers schedule a Wednesday meeting to plan the Stoney's Home League bowling competition for the 1951-52 campaign. Secretary-treasurer Frank Kayden says the meeting is at 7:30 p.m. at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes and all team captains should attend. A separate note reports the Manifold Valley Fox Destruction Society offered a $1 reward to an engine driver who killed a fox in Derbyshire Fingland.
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Stoney
Frank Kayden
Rainbow Lanes
Manifold Valley
Derbyshire
Fingsland
Demaret Tops Field By One Stroke In Rich World Tournament
Jimmy Demaret, 41, aiming for his first 1951 win and the richest golf purse, led midway at the World Tournament with 136 after 36 holes. He fended off Ben Hogan and Clayton Heafner as Heafner Palmer Short The Ojal, Calif pro matched Demaret with 69 for a 206 total, while Hogan shot 68-69 to stay in contention. Betsy Rawls led the women with 147, Patty Berg 149, Babe Didrikson Zaharias 151.
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Chicago
Jimmy Demaret
Tom O'Shanter
Demaret
Bantam
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Roosevelt Leads Class D Playground League With 5-3 Win
Roosevelt rose to first place in the Class D Playground Baseball League at Ely Stadium with a 5-3 win over McKinley. Walter Yourkovich pitched a four hit game for Roosevelt, while Byron Morris took the loss on five hits. Cascade defeated Ely in the other postposed Tuesday game.
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Roosevelt
Ely Stadium
McKinley
Walter Yourkvitch
Byron Morris
Cascade
Ely
Franklin
Cascade Park
Brown Credits Titles To Spirit Not Money
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown stresses spirit and meticulous, nearly scientific preparation as the team readies for the August 17 scrimmage with the College All-Stars. Despite dominant five year run, he says success isn’t about money but the old college try.
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Brown
Spirit
Milt Dolinger
United Press
Owling Green
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Paul Brown
Tennis stars seeded in national doubles event at Wimbledon
United Press reports Shirley Fry of Akron and Doris Hart of Coral Gables top the women's doubles seedings for the U S National Doubles Tennis Championships set to begin Monday in Chesnut Hill. Tony Trabert and Budge Patty are No 2 in the men’s division, while Frank Stranahan leads amateur golfers after 36 holes in Detroit. News also notes Browns training camp impressions, Gaiety Club picnic in Avon, and agricultural notes on preventing cow bloat and Philippine price ceilings.
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United Press
Chesnut Hill
Mass
Shirley Fry
Akron
Doris Hart
1Coral Gables
Fis
U.S
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Manchester
Essex County Club
Miss Fry
Nancy Chaffee
Ventura
Cal
Avon Gaiety Club
AVON
Gaiety Club
Janet Stagg
Canada
Fred Thorpe
Kingsyville
Edith Chester
Detroit Road
Lloyd Wearsch
Michigan
Lakewood
Mary Stewart
Frank
Counthan
G. E. Cunnington
Detroit
Mich
Pat Counihan
Frank Counthan
Wellington Stars to Play Sunday Exhibition Game
The Wellington Stars from the Wellington Softball League will play an exhibition game Sunday here. They will face Bud's Radio of Ashland with a game time set for 8:30. A preliminary game is to be arranged.
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Wellington
Bud’s
Ashland
All-City Pin League Meeting Sets 1951 52 Plans
All-City Bowling League officials schedule a Tuesday meeting at Olympic Recreation to finalize plans for the 1951 52 season. Captain participation is requested from all teams planning to enter the circuit. Umpire assignments were announced for Class E Hot Stove Tournament games next week with Cascade Park to host Tuesday and Thursday fixtures officiated by Armitage Tillack and Rader Gordon Bell.
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Olympic Recreation
Cascade Park
Bill Armitage
Jack Tillack
Howard Rader
Gordon
Bell
Magnuson Pushes Probe Into Wrestling and Boxing Monopolies
Senator War ren G Magnuson a Democrat from Washington filed a resolution calling for a congressional investigation into boxing and wrestling to determine the extent of monopolies and to uncover any promoter connections with rackets or illegal enterprises in the two sports. The article also notes a revival of large scale cotton growing in the Dominican Republic after a ten year lapse and cites the first crop as excellent.
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Washington
UPI
Warren G. Magnuson
D. Wash
Congressional
Magnuson
Dominican Republic
Leaders In The Major Leagues Seance Reet
Major League batting and pitching leaders listed with players from the American and National Leagues. Names include Musial and Ashburn with runs and hits, plus Williams and Robinson in hitting and Morgan and Felix in pitching, reflecting a dose of confusion from OCR but identifying key star players and stats.
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Reet Eee Ene Nen
Anna Ag
United Press
AB R
Pet
Minoo
Chicago
Fain
Pivindelpize
Kell
Detroit
Musial
St. Louis
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Rota Tso pReookiyn
Ta Nome
Weases
Pbodeers
Epee Kine Rigates
Williams
Red Sox
Robinssn
White Sox
Oberlin Nine Tops City League With 2 1 Victory
Oberlin Nine clinched its second straight City Softball League win, defeating V. F. W. No. 1079 2-1 at Lexington Avenue field. Clint Hanmer allowed three hits in a three-hitter outing, while Johnny Wircenske took the loss with five hits and seven strikeouts. Frank Zalenski drove in the decisive run in the seventh on a single, walk, infield out, and passed ball.
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T. O. Murphy Company
City
Lexington Avenue Field
Clint Hanmer
Oberlin
Johnny Wircenske
Vets
Frank Zalenski
Hanmer
Wircenske
United Polish
Tony Sito Yrho
Jim Bornie
Joe Watson
Earl Mahl
Leroy Johnson
UPC
Frank Zalatel
Union
Oberlin T
Murphy Co
WE. W
T. O. Murphy Co
Beard
V. Flw
Lear
Musial Eyes Second Straight Batting Crown
Stan Musial looks set to become the first NL player since Rogers Hornsby to win consecutive batting titles. at .372 he leads Richie Ashburn by 22 points, with Campanella and Wyrostek among others rounding out the chase. In the AL Minnie Minoso leads at .345 as Feller tops pitchers with 18 wins while Roe has a 15-2 mark.
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York
U.P
Stan Musial
Rogers Hornsby
Musial
Babe Ruth
Cardinal
Richie Ashburn
Phillies
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
Ashburn
Robinson
Roy Campanella
Dodger
John Wyrostek
Reds
Wyrostek
Oremiesl
Minnie) Minaso
White Sox
George Kell
Tigers
Ferris Fain
Athletics
Bob Avila
Indians
Gil Coan
Senators
Bob Feller
Preacher Roe
Brooklyn
Lethargia Sails On Ohio River Toward New Orleans
PARKERSBURG W Va The Lethargia raft continues its river trip behind a yacht from Parkersburg after spending the night here It covered 62 miles yesterday from St Marys to near Marietta and will maintain a four mph pace with safety lines The crew includes two bachelors and two girls Delilah the mascot dog died after a jump from the raft and Sam the first canine mascot was lost Earlier local observers William Athey and family plan to trail the raft for another day or so as they helped rebuild after a prior overturn
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Ken Carpenter
Oregon State
Browns
Rutgers
Harry
Chick) Jagade
Indiana
Baltimore Colts
Brown
Shula
Don Shula
John Carroll University
Bob Gaudio
Gaudio
Ohio State
Russ Gestner
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio River
Chub
Lock 17
Marietta
Ohio
Andrew Douglass
Parkersburg Yacht Club
New Orleans
St. Marys
Delilah
iMary Ellen McCrady
Mary Ellen
Moundsville
William Athey
New Martinsville
Athey
Sam
Oberlin Area Church Announcements Mix of Services
Local church notices list several congregations with worship times and Sunday school schedules. Ellipsed or garbled text mentions First Church First Methodist Episcipal Baptist Lutheran and Catholic services with 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship, plus Holy Communion and Mass times.
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Servic Methodist Church
First Methodist
Paul
Giffin
Paul Nelson
Harold Filde
Christ Episcopal
W. Chave McCracken
P. Fenn
First Baptist
Grace Lutheran
Ralph Young
Rust Methodist
R. L. Simmon
Mt. Zion Baptist
Normal C. Crosby
Sacred Heart Catholic
Edward J. Gracey
Robert C. Blair
Assi
East Oberlin
Mary Candy
Farm Equipment Dealers Plan Lorain Fair Exhibits
Lorain County Farm Equipment Dealers Association will hold a pre-Fair meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at LaGrange Hardware to plan displaying current machinery for Lorain County farmers. They will discuss permanent tables for fair use and outdoor tables for this year, requesting cooperation from local dealers who can lend tables. Rev. L. Owens notes Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. and worship at 10 30 a.m.
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Lorain County Farm Equipment Dealers’ Association
LaGrange Hardware
Lorain County
Acreeere Nee Eens Ana
Visit at Lakeside features local summer speaker
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Palmer joined Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Andrews of Lakewood at Lakeside where Dr. Ralph Ward spoke in the auditorium on Sunday. Harriett Andrews visits Lakeside for the summer as residents and visitors call on neighbors and relatives amid typical summer social activity. Nearby notes mention hospital discharge, visits from former locals, and several families hosting or planning gatherings through late summer sentiment.
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Lakeside Fields
A. W. Palmer
Arthur Andrews
Lakewood
Lakeside
Ralph Ward
Harriett Andrews
Fitzgibbons
Elyria Hospital
Jack Meyers
Otis Lyndes
Grafton
Florence
Bell
Pelton
Northern
Michigan
Ed Zimbro
E. E. Thompson
Greenville
West Coast
Thompson
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