Webb and Johnson Capture City Net Singles Titles
Dr Webb won the Civ Championship singles title in Cascade Park defeating Miss Grueser Bei 4 6 6 3 in a three set final. Leroy Johnson defeated Jerry Gaines to take the men s crown as part of the five division tournament.
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Jim Sharkey
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Boyd Cameron
Eugene Myers
Nita Webb
Byron Morris, Jr
Jack Smith
Morris
Sue Leach
Smith
Miss Graeser
Elyria Driver Plas Wins Fourth Stock Car Feature
Elyria driver Art Plas captured his fourth consecutive stock car feature, buying Car No. 15 from John Spitzer under Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association rules. The program drew 2,600 fans with $1,200 in purses, and several crashes marred the night. Gasser, Van Niel, Nagy, Melbar injured. trophy delayed.
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Birtin
Lorain
Ur Rede
Renonus
Jonnson
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Wer
South
Rourne
Chuck Yost
Styria
Plas
Jerry Gasser
Elyria
Ray van Niel
South Amherst
John Nagy
John Melbar
Cleveland
Dick Meyer
Harla DeWolf
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Ken Jory Nagy
Mississippi Swimmer Loses Cargo Enroute
A Mississippi swimmer attempted a river crossing aboard a raft while restrained. The journey ended with the loss of cargo and unclear outcomes for the swimmer.
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Mississippi
Standings and results from the baseball leagues
A compact roundup lists American and National League standings, games behind, and yesterday's results. It notes key matchups such as New York at Boston and Cleveland at Boston, with tomorrow's schedule including Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Washington. Also includes American Association and International League standings and yesterday's scores.
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New York
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Boston
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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Brooklyn
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Porry
Dickeon
Curcintatt
St. Lows
American Association
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Louisville
Charlesty
Columbus
Charleston
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas
Miwaukee
Montreal
Baltimore
Syracuse
Battalion Seat
Rochester
Ottawa
Toronto
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Springheld
Beltimore
Bullaio
All-Stars and Legion Cubs Set for Tuesday Contest
The All-Stars and the American Legion Cubs, Class and Hot Steve League teams, will clash Tuesday at 6 o'clock at Cascade Park. Players are asked to mark the date and prepare for the game.
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American Legion Cubs
Cascade Park
Legion Nine Clinches First Playoff Win In Little Loop West
American Legion Post 12 edges Elyria Eagles 2-1 at Lappin Field in a best of three playoff series opener. Ron Madock and Duane Tilberg combine on a three hit effort for Legion Nine with Tilberg earning the win in relief. Eagles respond with a single run in the fifth as Taylor and Foley hold the Legion to two runs in the fourth. The series resumes Wednesday at Lappin Field. third game if needed Sunday.
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American Legion Post
Elyria Ragies
Ron Madock
Duane Tilberg
Legion
Eagles
Lappin Field
Legion Nine
Gene Willoughby
Tilberg
Denny Forbes
Matock
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Matlock
Thurman Taylor
Foley
Taylor
Janning Forbes
Madock
Lappinfield
Gene Wooding
Yankees
Boston
Tom Gorman
Browns
Tigers
Senators
Philadelphia
Karl Drews
Phillies
Dodgers
Giants
Braves
Leo Durocher
Augie Donatelli
Dave Keslo
Cardinals
Reds
Cubs
Pirates
Bob Rush
Ralph Kiner
Kidpitcher
Stu Miller
Cincinnati
Local Women Golfers to Contest Ely Fairways This Week
The Women’s Golf Association of Elyria Country Club schedules four days of competition Tuesday through Friday in three classes A B and C. First round pairings feature Eileen Gibbons against Mrs Brandau and multiple matches across classes with semifinals set for Thursday and the 18 hole final on Friday. Cherry Ridge hosts men’s and women’s championships as Bill Ehike reaches the semi finals and Betty McCray and Shirley Jensen post wins in the women’s round.
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Women’s Golf Association
Elyra
Chub
Eileen Gibbons
F. Hk. Brandau
R. M. Lindstrom
LP. Tutford
Th. Gibbons
C. Schmitt
D. McGinley Bye
GC. Ro Aldrich
D. T. White
PP. H. Roach
C. WH. Ingwer, Jr
H. Kunio
Ll. S. Murray
Cherry Ridge
Bill Ehike
Don Wonderly
Wonderly
Vince Sikora
John Almert
Ted Sutliff
Dwyer
Ray Craft
Norm Herschelman
Jack Piper
Betty McCray
Florence Sibley
Shirley Jensen
Chris Austin
Billie Dean
Jean Moses
Elyria
B. B. Bittner
C. J. Robinson
Harry Beiter
C. R. Stokley
E. Schneider
Dr. R. Shilling
D. McGinley
J. Wehmhoff
Schneider
McGinley
E. Bembower
G. Johnson
Dr. Shilling
Wehrhatf
M. van Wormer
UC Junior Cups State Golf Title
University of Cincinnati junior Cliff Rhein won the Ohio Public Links championship in Columbus defeating 1949 finalist Tom Cloran 3 and 2 after a three day event. Rhein played 100 holes and beat four of the state's toy publishers while shaving two strokes off par in the drive to the title.
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Columbus
Cliff Rhein
University of Cincinnati
League Clash for First Half Title Tonight
Smitty's Grocery and Cherney's Beverages meet at Lexington Avenue Field to decide the Citys Class B Softball League first half title. Smitty's is 5-1, Cherney's 4-2, with a Beverages win forcing a playoff. Game set for 7:45, part of a three game card.
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C Pin Loop Meeting To Discuss Tenpin Season
Organization plans for the coming tenpin season in the Bowl-O Drome Class C League will be made at a Tuesday 8:30 PM meeting. League secretary Andy Krupar says the league is limited to bowlers with 170 or less and teams with 800 or less. Captains and new bowlers are urged to attend as the league expands from eight to 12 teams, creating openings for a few seeds.
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Andy Krupar
Indians Sweep Two as Lopez Demands Hustle Edict
The Cleveland Indians swept a pair from the Chicago White Sox 6-2 and 2-1 as manager Lopez pressed players to hustle. Larry Doby was benched after a perceived lack of effort in game one, while Bobby Feller and Mike Garcia shone in relief and starting roles amid pennant race tension.
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Indians
White Sox
Lopez
All-City Pin Captains Set Meeting This Tuesday
The Organization of the Tarry Tavern All-City Bowling League will discuss the 1951-52 season at a Tuesday night meeting at 8 o'clock. Captains from all teams and any prospective squads are urged to attend.
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Tarry Tavern
Doby to Start as Tribe Opens Boston Tour
Cleveland manager Al Lopez said Larry Doby will start in Boston Tuesday night as the Indians begin their final road trip of the season. Doby was benched yesterday for failing to advance on a single, but Lopez said he is over the incident and will play. The Indians sit 1.5 games behind the Yankees as they head into a key series with New York before returning to Cleveland. Early Wynn and Bob Lemon were lined up for the Yankees series opening games, with rotation for Thursday and outfield duties by Harry Simpson.
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United Press
EW York
AI Lopez
Indians
Larry Doby
White Sox
Yankees
Doby
Eddie Robinson
Luke Easter
Wally Westlake
Bobby Feller
Mike Garcia
Pimee
Akeare State
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Feller
Garcia
Boston
New York
Harry Simpson
Tribe
Leafing
Cleveland
al Lopez
Lopez
Larry
New York Yankees
Yanks
Early Wynn
Bob Lemon
Steve Gromek
Simpson
Leading Batters and Top Averages Across Leagues
The listing shows leaders in batting with Musial of St. Louis at 433 at bats and 141 runs, Kluszewski of Cincinnati with 384 at bats and 121 hits, Lockman of New York with 437 at bats and 136 hits. In the American League Pain of Philadelphia leads with 398 at bats and 133 hits, Mitchell of Cleveland at 345 at bats and 112 hits, Woodling of New York with 312 at bats and 100 hits.
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Lockman
New York
Pain
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Cleveland
Woodling
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