Automatics and Jewelers Open Second Half With Big Wins
Western Automatic crushed Gardner Jewelers 16 to 1 at Oberlin Road Field to seize momentum in the second half. Jewelers recovered with a 8 to 1 decision over Myria Foundry, as veteran pitcher Johnny Sehaditsel of Western Automatic and key hitters led the action in the opening night of the half.
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Nelson Ramps In Capturing Victory Open
John Byron Nelson, former railroad auditor, dominates golf with a sweep akin to Bobby Jones. He has won nearly every major title in America, missing only the Los Angeles Open, after taking the Victory National Open with a 27 hole total. Harald McSpuden trails as the main rival while Ky Laffoon and Chicago figures appear in the field.
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Bobby Jones
Jones
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Santird
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Speerd
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Realty: Beaten Three Teams Tie For Lead In League
Don S Cook Realty lost to Lehane Jobson Realtors 6 4 at Cascade Park as three teams tied for first in the City Class Fo Baseball League. West Side Lumber and Roger Engineer Hiunapement protested the game, while Turon scored the lone run for the day in Ely Stadium action.
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Elyria Baseball
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Mater Watilas
Kroes
Zivic Shank In Pittsburgh Bout Reported
Faint summary of a boxing card in Pittsburgh noting Zivic and Shank in a scheduled bout. Mentions home crowd and Forbes Field as a venue, with references to other fighters and local interest. OCR garble intrudes with scattered names and fragments, but the core link is a Pittsburgh boxing match featuring Zivic.
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Tran
Reuter
Ahagk
Denver
Forbes
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Bane
Tommy Bell
Younsstown
Cubs Veterans Weigh Flawless Fielding Records In MLB
Cubs veterans Lon Warneke and Claude Passeau discuss their streaks of flawless fielding chances. Warneke, 36, set a post season mark with consecutive chances today, while Passeau, 44, has 216 straight chances without an error. Both denying focus on records, stressing team wins and strong infield and outfield defense. Passeau cites a chipped bone in his right shin as weighing on him.
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Auditors And Lumber Teams Register Wins In City League
The first half City Class B season ended with the Afheit Auditors beating Halasz Meats 9 to 5 at Ely Stadium and Parsch Lumber defeating the American Legion Juniors 11 to 0 at Cascade Park. Denny Garfield of Parsch held the Legion Juniors hitless through five innings as rain ended the game.
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Greenberg Returns to Detroit Lineup with Homer in Debut
Hank Greenberg, back from military service, homered in his first Detroit appearance before 47,729 fans as the Tigers swept a doubleheader with the Athletics. Detroit widened its lead in the pennant race while other MLB results highlighted the day across the league.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
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U.K
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Tigers
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