Gene Havity remembered as stellar grid player from Ohio
Washington dispatch recalls Gene Havity from Elyria as a standout football halfback. The piece notes his size at 185 pounds, his all around game, and credits him as a key star who played every quarter for his team. It also mentions his fond ties to local clubs and fellow players, with reflections from Russ Davies and booster supporters.
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Mere
Washington
B. G
Chronicle-Telegrame
Waade
Gene Havity
One
Teel
Rainey
Ruéa
Gené
Avery
Gene
Bugs
Maine
Blease
Heiney
Booster Club
Chuck Clark
Bendix
Westinghouse
Twist' Zatotel
City
Oberlin Road
Ihaberdante
Carch
Vic Silver Jewelers
Western “Automatic
Keen
Wang
Thea
Italy
Jim Schlemmer
Akron Beacon-Journal
Cleveland
Recco
Mack
Housedreau
Keltner
Harder
Heving
Kennedy
Qromek
Poat
Smith
Reynolds
Aolding
Cubs
Indians
Heath
Seattle
McCreary Conn
McCreary
Pensive
Othy
Calumet Farm
Chicago
Washington Park
Lie
Chinese Set Fast Basketball Pace in India theater news
Chinese basketball teams are highlighted as emerging power at casual Indian venues with extended play and altered rules. Osbornes’ India posting notes Chinese teams pass-heavy game, nonstop motion, and potential to challenge U.S. teams, while outdoor courts limit dribbling skill development. The piece also recounts a park meeting with Gen Dwight Eisenhower’s niece and a story about boxing entertainment at Blytheville Army Air Field.
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Dallas
Tex
China
Capi
Ray Osborne
Missouri and
Texas
Osborne
Morne Ink
India
Osborng
United States
Bar Pene
Ike
Scotty Salina
Kan
Erwin Rydstrom
Smoky Haw Army Air Field
Manhattan
Ken
Rydstrom
Yelk Jo
M. Eisenhower
Gen
Dwight Eisenhower
ED Eisehower
Kansas Line 1 College
Marhattan
Contests Are Billed Sunday In Local League Play
Contests are billed Sunday as local league games unfold with two matches at Cascade Park and East Carlisle. The Cascade Park card features Carlisle Juniors versus American Legion Cuba in Class F at 1 15 p m, while East Carlisle Indies meet Ely ia Hardware in Class B at another venue. Lehman Johnson Realtors clash with Dunky Realty in Class F at 1 18 p m, followed by Carlisle diamond action where Roger Bihinger and West Side Lumber meet at 2 00 p m. The Bittner Furniture Home and other teams idle. Parsch Lumber and Cond and American Legion Juniors remain undefeated in Class B.
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Fouit Batt
Ihteé
Glass P
Scheds
Foe
Stindey Alternidan
Pathes
Cascade Fark
Bly Stadium
East Callah
Carlisle
American Legion Cuba
East Carlisle Indlaws
Ely«ia Hardware
Alfie
Lehman-Johnson Realtors
Von
Dunky Realty
Roger Binhinger
Jowpleta
West Side
Aline
Bittner
Clase
Parsch Lumber
Cond
American Legion
Indians Triumph in 12 Inning Win Over A’s
The Cleveland Indians edged the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 4 in 12 innings in Washington. Mickey Rocco delivered the decisive single in the 12th after Roy Mack started the inning with a hit. Joe Heving earned the win for Cleveland with Joe Berry recorded as the loser for Oakland.
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Washington
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Mel Harder
Washington Senators
Indians
Athletics
Philadelphia
Mickey Rocco
Rocco
Roy Mack
George Susce
Joe Heving
Ed Kileman
Joe Berry
AL Smith
Buck Newsom
Smith
Cleveland Abr
Oak
Gunceey
Noekett
Vee Amd
Cullenbine
Keliner
WEY
Boer Deees- Des
McDoonedi
Naewaen
Simian
Cleveund
Mindetone Oy
Ono
Ty McBonnell
Amit
Tere
Sinmens
Hite Pullenbie
Troye
Mat
Batalella
Uckett
Hilaerry
Bice Doble
Ruudreaa Muck
Naren White
Cleveland
Philadelpnigo
Nowsun
Strack
Berry
Paa Smith
Soy Abed Kitewan
Jon
Newson Far
Herre
Beith
Ternes Bird Wins 300-Mile Race
A pigeon owned by Jack Terres won the Greencaste to Fioria 300 mile race staged by the Estr a Homing Pigeon Club. The winner’s time equated to 1028 yards per minute. A Tol Maht bred bird was second with Lala as the speed figure. Sid J Ternes led the results with Monuliy 895 and Gilmoen RT F Bl.
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Jack Terres
Greencaste
Ind
Plan Changes in Grid Rules Noted by Football Coach
A local report describes proposed revisions to football grid rules and the coach’s stance on changes. It mentions associations, university references, and various names as part of a broader discussion on season plans and official updates.
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Will de Parsieet
Satie
Gat Wal Ahan J Sinha
Hayride Hitah
Bingham Wriigig
Rey Mearesson
Temple
Bere Sag
Wonders of Mae
Walker And Musial In Close Race For Lead
Walker of the Brooklyn Dodgers and Musial of the St Louis Cardinals contest a tight batting duel in the National League as weekly averages show Walker at .878 and Musial at .874. In the American League Tucker of the White Sox leads with a .? average and Munger of the Cardinals heads the pitchers with a 10 2 record. Team leaders remain Brooklyn at .280 and Cleveland at .264 while fielding marks show .885 and .974 respectively.
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TEW York
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn’ Dodgers
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinala
Nationals Beagie
Miabysh
Walker
Musial
Avenue
Mhuenane Tucker
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
iNi Walker
Ab Cullenping
Barret
Pittsburgh
A) Ling
New York
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Otl
Aitar Guiesesie Cleveland
Hayes
Phileintuns
Tny Bordagaray
Dal Doerr
Benton
Rina Patted
iNi Wesnitand
Slep
Old Hans Predicts Better Future For Diamond Youngsters
Pittsburgh veteran Honus Wagner, coach of the Pirates, predicts wartime baseball will boost chances for young players. He notes youngsters have a better shot now to prove themselves and develop, recalling his own long major league career with Louisville and Pittsburgh. He urges continued wartime morale support for servicemen.
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Pittsburgh
Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Louisville
Honus
Warner
Hitler
Hirohito
Hans
Bartzen Captures Collegiate Title
Merion Pa a reader reports Bartzen won the collegiate title at Merion Pa defeating Ed Ray of Siington 12 10 6 3 6 3 in singles and, with MacDonild and Dean Alathey, brothers of Deerfield, taking doubles 63 61.
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Merion
Boynard
Sin Antaio
Pex
Ehampion
Ray
Siington
Tex
MacDonild
Dean Alathey
Brothers
Deerfield
Mase
Joseph Sheere
Alan Watson
Segura And Samson Fight For NCAA Tennis Crown
Evand Evanston finals set as Pancho Segura of Miami faces Charles Samson captain of Notre Dame for the NCAA tennis title at Northwestern. Segura reached the final by defeating Joseph Willett of Georgia Tech in straight sets and has not dropped a set in four matches.
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Evanston
Francissa "Pancho" Segura
Miami
Charles Samson
Notre Dame
Northwestern University
Segura
Ecuador
Joseph Willett
Georgia Tech
Red
John Hickman
Felix Kelley
University of Texas
Ade
Sraight
Iwessme
Charlie Simin
Jerry Evert
Westinghouse Bendix clash ends midseason bid in league
Westinghouse and Bendix clash to shape second place as the Softail League closes its first half. Elyria Foundry meets Roswicat Radior to decide fourth, with Foundry-Hadinur opening at 7:90 and Bendixclahn scheduled for 4 o'clock.
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West Hall City
Bengaines
Elvela ‘Pasecation Board
Obérlls
Roadfield
Watties
Bendix
Westinghouse
Maho Manufacs Furing Company Tems
Bendite Westinghouze
Vinting
Can Ike Adtohd
Beindix- Westinghouce
Elyria
Elyrig Merchants
Foundry-Hadinur
Nelson Shoots Round Of 65 To Set Pace
Nelson fired a 65 to lead the Viewry Nations Al Open at Chicago Edgewater. The Toledo pro posted six under par 92-33-68 and held a two stroke edge over rival Me Spaden as Sam Byrd and Crag Wood s also remained among the favorites in the All-Star Victory field. Low rounds by Me Spaden Revolta and Kovach highlighted a strong showing from amateurs and pros alike.
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Cncago
Byron Nelson
Chicago
Edgewater
Toledo
Hannily
Hoyerne
Nélson
Bette
MeSpaden
Philadelphia
John Revolla
Steve Kovach Tarantum
Nelson
Eagles
McSpaden
Crag Woods
Sammy Byrd
Bert Hogan
Revolta
Sam Bernardi
Genu Sarazen
Kim Fou
Bob Hamilton
Siege Kovach
Chick Kocsis
Tilden Returns to Forest Hills in Exhibition Backlash
Legendary tennis figure Bill Tilden, hailed as the greatest of his era, reappears at Forest Hills in a ceremonial return audience. The event features a singles match with Big Balt while peers and fans recall his heyday and the sport’s golden age amid a celebratory yet critical reception.
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Jack Cupely
United
Presa
York
All Forest Hills
Bill Tilden
Mr. Tennists
Matal Faure
Mat
Fas
Mhem
Tilden
Babe Ruth
Jack 14Sey
Bobby Jones
Earl Sande
Golden de
Tay
Melilion
Timur
Big Bolt
Frank Kiss
Swanky
W Side
Forest Hills
Dubmy Doer
Hind Adlonn
Purnen
Lone Coagh
Chatews
Elyace Kiethwood
Garth Hepburn
Rooney Chaplin
Ethel Fivan
Tidet
Fyi
Richards
Maine
Sith Peres
Sousthern
Chiba
Red Sox Extend Streak Over White Sox To Ten
Boston Red Sox beat Chicago White Sox 11 to 0 as Oscar Judd started poorly but was relieved by Yank Teves, preserving the shutout. The victory lengthens Boston’s lead over Chicago, while other majors results include Giants splitting with Pirates and Cardinals defeating Phillies.
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Pricupal Anhovanera
Red Sox
Lettig
Browns
White Sox
Oscar Judd
Yank Teves Torty
Heusser Hurls As Reds Open Series Against Giants
Cincinnati pitcher Ed Heusser, 3-5, was set to start for the Reds against the New York Giants in a three game set. Cincinnati beat Boston 3-2 yesterday to sweep the series, with unearned runs and strong defense backing Bucky Walters in win No.13.
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Eesh Lmg Browns
Boston
Thhree
New York Yankees
al Hollingsworth
Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Giants
Giants
Ace Adams
Adams
Cards
Phillies
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
Tveir Place
Cardinal
Atort Cooper
Sylvester (Bix
Heusser
Reds
Cincinnati
Tpl
Ed Heusser
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Bucky Walters
Wilteras
Red Barren
Chuck Workman
Clyde Stanton
Andy Deming
Ridgeville Softball Campaign Opens Sunday at Route 20
Ridgeville enters softball season with two games Sunday evening at Route 20. Hahn Manufacturing Company of Lakewood Glass League faces Iron Firemen in Cleveland at 8:30. The featured contest pits Hahn Manufacturing from Flyvia City League against Valley City Merchant of Medina League at 7715.
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Ridgeville
Hahn Manufacturing
Lakewood Glass 7
Iron Firemen
Cleveland
Hohn Manufacturing Company
Ay Ink
Valley City Merchant
Medina
Toledo Wins From Milwaukee Again In A Close Race
The Toledo Mud Hens defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 8 7 to extend their winning streak to four against Casey Stengel's crew. Columbus beat Kansas City 6 3 while Minneapolis split a doubleheader with Indianapolis 7 3 and 9 3. Louisville defeated St Paul twice 6 4 and 9 3 as Toledo moved within a half game of the Red Birds.
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Toledo Mid Hens
American Association
Milwaukee Brewers
Casey Stengel
Mother Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Mud Rens
Brewers
Uetty
Kasas City Bites
Red Birds
Toledo Mud Hens
Lowinville
Fo Wis
Paul
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American” Ion
E Jadium
Tom Gotro
Gotro
Atl
Bob Fitzpatrick
Lynn Fitzpatrick
American Legion Athletic
Jeff Aelder
Alynemean Legion
Jack Refenning
England
Moai Teaks
Hid Boch
Mae Badig
Sasourg
Rance
Hages
Caen
Cacs
Roy Setca
Odeon
Paris Radio
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A’s
Ternes Bird
Aly Jacobs
Pierre
Bartzen
Samson
McKinley
Hamilton
Huston
Wren
Aza
Vantin
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Pistadelpata
Wratemday
Ageia
Ninie
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Bob Replst
Kinley
Dan
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Brookiy
Fiery oObay
Tomer
Beaders Bution
Lowa
Pudadelp
Menai Alk
Molpauken
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Rochester
Uae
Wepre
Galai
Equipmcunyt CO
Red ‘Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Glen Perking
Jimmy
Dekes
Feith
Boston Red
Bostonians
U.am
Sooners
Vicenity
George
RFC
Lorain
Milwaukee
Chas Letah Press
Arading Anterod Pie
Chris G
Meenees Ciba
Walker Broakis
New Vaek
Weitraat
Hanes
Beverly Stephens
Weintranty
Pei Ain
Qarueeke
Walther Dongers
Holmes
Braves
Kordavetas
Giatyers
Beaver Park
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Green Springs
Lake Erie
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