Joy Wins Elites as Elyria Golf Tourney Thrives
The Elyria Country Club event drew around 100 entries with 133 players listed. Tony Joy won at 70 strokes, three under par, narrowly beating Billy Burke who shot 71. Lloyd Gullickson and Wallace Bower posted 67 and 69 respectively, records likely to stand.
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Esterday
Golf Peddlers Association
Elyria Country Club
Lloyd
Red) Barton
The
Ass'n
Assn
Tony Joy
Youngstown
Ohio
Joy
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Lloyd Gullickson
Wallace
Red
Myles Rates Elyria Course Fourth Toughest In State
Myles, the Columbia Hills professional, rates Elyria Country Club as the fourth toughest course in Ohio, ranking Scioto, Youngstown, and Canter bury ahead. Phil Perkins agrees Elyria is hard but not as high, while Al Espinosa calls Elyria among the three most interesting courses he has played.Meanwhile Ohio University grid coach Don Peden faces fall with a lean return list as the Bobcats seek to stay near the Buckeye powers.
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Eggie Myles
Columbia Hills
Elyria Country Club
Myles
Scioto
Youngstown
Canterbury
Phil Perkins
al Espinosa
Elyria Links
Espinosa
Ohio University
Don Peden
Ohio U
Buckeye College
Bobcat
Taylor Promising Jockey Rides Maiden Winner At New Orleans
The 18 year old Walter L Taylor wins aboard Count Me at Fairgrounds New Orleans. Born December 27 1924 in Houston Texas he began galloping as a boy and later rode for Mrs Wyse stable under trainer W L Cox. His Suffolk Downs pace placed him in the national top 25 and earned him a growing following.
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Fairgrounds Track
New Orleans
Count Me
W. Wyse
W. L. Cox
Walter L
Taylor
Houston
Tex
Lone Star State
Epsom Downs
Ray Hightshoe
Hightshoe
Mrs. Wyse
Walters Pitched First Game Ten Years Ago
Walters, famed Reds pitching ace, pitched his first game ten years ago this summer for High Point in the Piedmont League. He was then a third baseman on the bench with a bum leg when Manager Danny Boone used him as emergency starter, hurling nine innings and finishing with five wins and six losses in 11 appearances. He did not pitch again for six years until returning to mound for Philadelphia in the National League.
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Ucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
High Point
Bucky
Danny Boone
Boone
Philadelphia
Zimovitch and Pasha Set Friday Mat Clash at Rialto
Zimovitch beats Fritz Kruger in straight falls and earns a main event spot against Ali Pasha in two hour two out of three falls action at the Elyria Sports Club Rialto Friday night. Buck Weaver returns to face Frankie Clemons in the semi windup as two top light heavyweights and a famed Indiana wrestler head the card. The show follows a recent Akron feud with Pasha suspended six months, with rematch talked as soon as permitted. രംഗ
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Fritz Kruger
Wild Bill Zimovitch
Rialto Theatre
Zimovitch
Burley Kruger
Ali Pasha
Rialto
Elyria
Pasha
Zimoavitch
Akron
Ali
Wid Bill
Weaver
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Ind
University of Indiana
Frankie Clemons
Battle Creek
Mich
Hold Bowling Meeting Wednesday At Wykrents
An effort to organize an Industrial Bowling League will be made at Wykrents Recreation on Lodi Street tomorrow night at 8 o clock. It is urged that all representatives of teams and any bowlers interested report at the session.
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Wykrents Recreation
Lodi Street
Moss Rose seeks games with Class B teams near Elyria
Last year Moss Rose softball team seeks matches with Class B teams in Elyria and surrounding area. Interested managers should call 37-254 after 8 p.m. any night to arrange games.
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Moss Rose
Elyria
Elyria Eagles edge Ridge Tool with late home runs
The Elyria Eagles beat Ridge Tool 7 to 4 under lights at North Olmsted Park. Elyria had nine hits including four homers, two by Bud Monroe. Monske pitched for Elyria against Davies.
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Elyria Eagles
Ridge Tool
North Olmsted Park
Birdmen
Bud Monroe
Monske
Eagles
Davies
Elyria Hardware and Moss Rose Meet Tonight on Superior Diamond
The Elyria Hardware and Moss Rose teams face off tonight on the Superior diamond at 6 o'clock. Players from both sides are asked to take notice of the schedule and arrival time.
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Elyria Hardware
Moss Rose
Local girls basketball set for La Grange game
Frank's Bakery girls travel to La Grange tonight to face the La Grange Recreation team in a 6 30 PM contest. Members of the local squad meet at Herman Klein's home at 5 30 PM before departure.
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LA Grange Frank's Bakery
la Grange
Herman Klein
Cotson Picks Up Softball Game Tomorrow Evening
The Cotson Pick-Ups seek players for a softball game tomorrow evening. Interested managers should call 2383 or see Earl Powers at 110 Haeri Street.
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TRAM
Cotson
Earl Powers
Haeri Street
Announce Grid Squad That Will Face Pro Rams
Ohio All-Star team selected by fans will face the Cleveland Rams in Cleveland Stadium on Sept. 6. The 39-player squad includes 33 fan picks and six coach selections led by Matt Ivory of Ohio U. and Al Litwak of Western Reserve, with coaches Ride, Edwards, Conley, and Watts coordinating the two-week prep at John Carroll University.
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Cleveland Rams
Cleveland Stadium
American Legion Club
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland News
Bobcats
Ohio University
Don Peden
Matt Ivory
Bobcat
Fairport Harbor
Dick Domanski
John Carrull
al Litwak
Western Reserve
John Carroll University
Ride
Ray Ride
Case School of Applied Science
Bill Edwards
Tom Conley
Carroll
Ray Watts
Baldwin-Wallace
Paul Wilcox
Ohio U
Shelby
J. B. Russell
Miami U
Portsmouth
John Wilson
Steubenville
John Samperger
John Carroll
Sharpsville
Gabe Szabo
Miami
Middletown
Clarence Kobie
Olmsted Falls
Cleveland
Chet Adams
Floyd Storey
Alex Schoenbaum
Ohio State
Huntington
Harry Campbell
Capital
Valencia
Joe Aleskus
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Shelbey
Cincinnati U
Cincinnati
Herb Trattner
Ohio Northern
Vince Fairdakus
Case Cleveland
Pete Gales
Oho State
Niles
Stan Swuez
Stan Chenek
Mat Ivary
John Montgomery
Bellefontaine
Zen Zarachowicz
Clarence Goldsmith
Berea
Chuck Metzger
Oxford
Mike Rodak
Weirton
W. Va
Dave Henderson
Woosters
Bedford
Walt Kominic
Akron U
Akron
Jerry Williams
Frank Patrick
Indiana
Mineral Ridge
Andy Saxon
Walter Reducha
al Schmerge
Xavier
Bill Bullock
Kent
Ernie Sullivan
Kent State
Ravenna
Progress on Ely Stadium Girls Softball Tournament Preparations
Work is advancing on the lighted Ely Stadium field for Ohio State Amateur Softball Association Girls tournament to start Friday. Carl W. Wagner says Elyria Recreation Board plans, with C Carl May supervising, and Portsmouth Softball Commissioner coordinating. About sixteen teams, including Akron Goodrich Local No 45, from Akron Kent Chillicothe Youngstown Elyria vie for state title and Chicago National invite.
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Ely Stadium
Ohio State Amateur
E C
Cv” Koves
Leonard Terry
Richard Stevens
Sherman Harmon
Harmon Field
Lorain
Vermilion
Chicago
Akron
Kent
Chillicothe
Youngstown
Elyria
Akron Goodrich
Madison Square Garden
New York
All-City Bowling League Sees Twelve Teams Entered
Smythe Sayles secretary reports twelve teams have entered the All-City Bowling League to date. The league bowls Tuesday evenings at Wykrent's Recreation. Plans for a IA team league are discussed and teams are urged to contact Rim promptly to join.
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Smythe Sayles
Wykrent
Sayles
Rim
Posible
Night Baseball Debut In Chicago Is Success
Night baseball proves a hit as Comiskey Park hosts the White Sox for 80,000-plus, joining six clubs with nightly games. Reds and Cubs win. Indians fall to Tigers. Attendance tops 294,039 across six Philly and Cleveland games, with strong showings in Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Chicago
United Press
OW York
J.P
New York Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati
MacPhail
Brooklyn
Arclights
Ebbets Field
Philadephia
Cleveland
Yankees
Giants
Boudreau Proves He Can Hit As Well As Field
Lou Boudreau, recalled from Buffalo, proves a strong hitter for Cleveland. In two games against Detroit he collects four hits, drives in runs, and sparks a tenth inning rally. He helps the Indians split the twin bill as Al Milnar wins the first game and Rowe dominates the second.
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Etroit
Lou Boudreau
Buffalo
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Lou
Archie McKain
Schoolboy Rowe
Tigers
Ben Chapman
Ken Keltner
al Milnar
Rowe
Willis Hudlin
Floyd Stromme
Joe Dobson
Harry Eisenstat
Buck Newsome
Detroit
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Ale Cosby
Higgins
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Cosby
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Rourder
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Timuble
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Troyvhy
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Hudlin
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Rue Time
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Miliar
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Rix
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Ss Ae
Vv Gehringe
Abag Kopel
Rons
Campbell
York
Reltner
Sacrifices
Allen
Heath Hemsley
Welt- Niert
Dawes
Uluth
Youngstown Pro Sho¢ 70 Three Under Par Pace In Field
Ty Joy, Youngstown U., topped the first Annual Golf Peddlers Association event with 34-36-70, good for 70 and $100 prize. Billy Burke of Cleveland finished second with 36-35-71 among 133 pros, golf pedl ers and newspapermen.
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Youngstown
C-T
Elyria Country Club
Ty Joy
Joy
Billy Burke
Clevall
Reggie Myles
Columbia Hills
Andy Mocsary
Norwalk
John Malutic
Clark Black
Elyria
Johnny Randall
Spring Valley
Bob Randall
Cherry Ridge
Hersh Shannon
Oberlin
Mia
Carmen Bill
E. E. Chapman
Paul Sheehs
A. Mocsary
L. Chiapetta
Jack Senn
Carl Bindbeutel
L. Purloa
T. Huge
F. McGrath
Rankin
Ed Rankin
Detroit
Ed Austin
Harry Zink
R. Riley
Alex Ogilvie, Jr
Beechmont
7. Smith
Dave Livie
Alex Ogilvie, Sr
S. Hendricks
W. Simpson
W. Powers
George Alves
Freddy Kushin
Elvrian
John Saffell
The
Lorain Journal
Timms
Richard M Timms
Hesulin Cleveland S-2 beats Detroit in ten innings
Standings show Hesulin Cleveland S-2 defeating Detroit 4-10 in ten innings with Mineage driving in five and St Louis at 2. Only games yesterday. Today Cleveland hosts Detroit and Washington visits New York while Boston plays Philadelphia Caight. Tomorrow Cleveland travels to St Louis. Washington to New York. Detroit to Chicago.
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Hesulin Cleveland
Detroit
Mineage
St Lous
Gitzines
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New Dorn
Chicagi
York Tb Ca
Heston
Chicago
HylDetport
Po Ag. B. Portal
I. Bat
Pranahkis
Moston
Yesterdis
Uli
Steel And Tubes Winners Announced at Saturday Program
Winners in various events at the Steel and Tubes riome program were announced today. Names appear for 16 yard dash, BShoa Race, 25 yard dash for girls, Cracker eating, hbers, Tenny scramble, 100 yard dash, and other contests. Prizes listed include multiple individuals and couples, with further acknowledgments to J Kroehineki A. Rolash PL Elek and FL Wrnukoansk.
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Tlase
Mary Tobicash
Helen Kruchinskay
Hbers
Marmniur Coon
A. Missaes
Alex Mate
Bob Brodie
Panl Suetna
la Jesewski
Walter Sepawski
Vic Wrushvisti
Mra Suetta
Sabo
Chet Senef
Nick Tahfeash
AL Johneson
Anita Melnke
Mra
Joe Bakoasee
Chet Seneff
Steve Pawan
Gahor Suetta
Paul Block
G. Gulgin
Anita Meinke
Bradke
Rhone Exchange
John Carrier
Joe Rakos
J Kroehineki
A. Rolash
PL Elek
Vwrnukoansk
Bowling League To Meet At Recreation Alleys
The Elyria Recreation Class B Bowling League will meet tonight at the Recreation alleys at o'clock. Sponsors urge all bowlers interested to be on hand.
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Elyria Recreation Clase B
Teague
Cherry Ridge club championship results across classes
Results announced for Cherry Ridge club championship in classes A B and C with tight finishes. Notable wins include Bill Fey over Max Jalowiec 1 up and Walter Ludwig over Henry Kohlmyer 3 and 21, plus Frank Brogan and Joe Love winning in Class C. Geneva Industries golf winner WRANK FRITZ led with 34 and low net honors went to Clete Heidrich.
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Cherry Ridge
Bill Fey
Max Jalowiec
Howard Stanford
Stan Dudek
Nick Ross
George Mate
John Machock
Dick Fey
Walter Ludwig
Henry Kohlmyer
George Churpek
Pat Sniezek
Sheppard
Adolph Kohlmyer, Jr
Mike Fey
Cy Keyen
Maurice McIntyre
George Baker
Jim Francis
Tim Dunstan
Henry Tibball
W. G. Senft
Paul Herbert
Russ Stokley
Joe Callis
Bill Abbott
Ed Erb
Len Johnson
Frank Brogan
Fred James
Joe Love
Herb Moff
Wrank Fritz
Geneva
L Industries
Fritz Lied
al Siskiews
Clete Heidrich
Bob Chapman
Ted Ruth
Jow Press
Stan Dumski
John Fritz
J. Woitowicz
C. Heldrich
B. Chapman
W. A. Schmittgen
S. Leonowich
Low
Walt Miller
J. Gedridze
Jim Wise
B. Fosselius
Blax Gerber
Art Marquis
Little Brown Jug Pin League Formed At Cleveland Street
An eight team bowling league was organized at the Little Brown Jug on Cleveland street. Oscar Jacobs was elected president Frank Traxler secretary treasurer. League play will be at Elytia Recreation alleys each Friday at 7 pm with opening tentatively set for Sept 8. Ohio Public Service Bowling League formed with eight teams will also roll at Recreation alleys per manager Jack Renninger.
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Little Brown Jug
Cleveland Street
Oscar Jacobs
Frank Traxler
Elytia
Ohio Public Service Bowling League
Jack Renninger
Birmingham Tigers Triumph Over Second Baptist 17 to 6
The Birmingham Tigers defeated Second Baptist Church 17 to 6 last night at the Steel and Tubes diamond. Salva pitched for the winners with M. Polacsek catching, while V. Rucker started for the losers and H. Raywood caught.
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Birmingham Tigers
Second Baptist Church
Salva
M. Polacsek
V. Rucker
H. Raywood
Rone Radio Service to meet Oberlin Independents at dusk game
The Rone Radio Service and the Oberlin Independents will play tonight on Oberlin High School diamond at 6 o'clock. Rone team members should gather at the West Avenue poolroom at 3 30.
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Rone
Oberlin Independents
Oberlin High School
West Avenue
Play at Hamilton features Bittner Funeral Home and Eagles
Tonight on Massages diamond at 6 15 the Bittner Funeral Home and Eagles teams meet in a scheduled game. Players and staff urged to arrive promptly as an important map follows the contest with local organizers coordinating postgame events.
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Hamilton
Bittner Funeral
Eagles
Bittners
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