Elyria High Football Tickets Go On Sale At Local Stores
Elyria High sells six dollar season and single game tickets through The Bell Company and Day's Hardware Music. Tickets cover games with Euclid Lakewood Cleveland Heights Fremont and Lorain. Officials warn of financial strain but hope strong sales will fund spring programs and limit cuts.
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Four Elyria youths to join Wooster College athletics
The report notes Elyria High standouts Byron Morris and Jerry Bruce will enroll at Wooster College in September. Morris earned a one year scholarship and seeks a place on the basketball squad while Bruce plans tracks and basketball with possible scholarships. The piece also mentions their summer roles and aims to balance sports with teaching ambitions.
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Lopez Sees Crucial Week Ahead With Indians
Cleveland manager warned not to celebrate the 22 game AL lead and a long winning streak. He stressed the next eight games in six days on the road are a real challenge and called for more hitting to seal the pennant race. Bob Feller pitched seven innings for a 2 1 win over Detroit.
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Line Scores Of Major Loop Games
National and American League line scores recap key results with winning and losing pitchers listed for each game. The summaries name teams such as Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia Detroit New York and Cleveland along with top performers and final scores. A separate Cavaliers softball note mentions an independent game at Grafton State Farm mine tonight.
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Babe Ruth Still Swinging For Kids At Memorial Program
The Babe Ruth Foundation marks the third anniversary of Ruths death with a giant memorial program and sportsmanship awards for 4,000 high school seniors. Contributions support Children's iVillage and the American Cancer Society while benefiting underprivileged youth.
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Red Ink Flows On Coast Loop Books
San Francisco reports a dire Pacific Coast League season with 28 games left and attendance down about 40 percent. The pennant race centers on Seattle and Hollywood, while weather and public interest slump. Seals GM Joe Orengo calls for scrapping the draft to allow clubs to bid openly for top players.
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Amateur tennis second round at Longwood in Chestnut Hill
Top players began the second round of the US National Doubles Championship at Longwood Cricket Club in Chestnut Hill Massachusetts facing lesser known opponents. Australian pair led the anticipated list of contenders as play continued on the green courts.
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Americans favor top seeds in national tennis doubles
Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor were slated to play as America’s top choice to crown the champions. Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables and Bill Talbert of New York paired as a top team. Both duos drew first round byes along with the No. 1 American women’s pair Doris Hart of Coral Gables and Shirley Fry of Akron, favored to win the title after Louise Brough and Margaret Dupont withdrew.
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Leaders Play In League Softball Tonight
Five teams remain unbeaten in the second-half City Softball League as V. F. W. No. 9340 and Grafton PX Drugs clash at 8:30 p.m. at Lexington Avenue field. Rone Radio meets V. F. W. No. 1079 at 8:30. An Industrial League game opens at 6:30 with Pfaudler Company chasing a tie for first as Pfaudler faces General Motors.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule From The League
Cleveland beat Detroit 2 to 1 last night while New York and Washington split results. Tomorrow features Cleveland at Louisville and New York at Washington with several intercity matchups across the league.
Feller Notches 19th Victory as Indians Extend Lead
Bobby Feller pitched a one hit first four innings and the Indians beat the Tigers 2 to 1 for his 19th win against four losses. Al Rosen hit his 26th homer, Feller added a run with a rally producing the second run, while the Yankees lost to the Athletics 16 to 8 as Philadelphia amassed 18 hits in the three games.
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Feller Starred as Indians Win
Yesterday's baseball roundup highlights Bob Feller earning his 19th win as Cleveland stretched its lead to 11 games, beating the Tigers 2 to 1. Gil Hodges hit his 33rd homer for the Dodgers in a 6 to 3 win over the Braves. Stan Musial hit his 200th big league homer as the Cardinals fell to the Cubs 6 to 3. Roy Campanella and Sam Jethroe also homered in other NL action. Jansen earned his 11th win for the Giants in a 7 to 1 victory over the Pirates.
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New Tiger Boss Gehringer Sees Dismal Tigers Future
Charley Gehringer, newly named Detroit Tigers general manager, warned the club faced a dismal future and promised changes. He suggested third base coach Dick Bartell could be first to depart after viewing the current roster and farm reports. Gehringer, 48, replaced Billy Evans and began work immediately, after Briggs redirected his Oct 1 plan. Evans agreed the move might help.
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All City Pin Meeting Set For Tonight
The first season meeting for the All City Bowling League is scheduled for tonight at 7 30 at Olympic Recreation. Team captains from last season and any bowlers wishing to join the circuit are urged to attend.
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