Barons Fail to Enter NHL as Board Rejects Bid
The Cleveland Barons NHL membership bid was rejected by the Board of Governors. The board cited insufficient fresh capital of $300,000 earmarked for a special hockey fund and overall heavy financial burden as reasons for the denial.
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Cleveland Barons
National Hockey League
of Hockey
Geoffrey
Jeff) Fisher
Cleveland News
National League Action
Jim Hendy
Barons
Hendy
NHL
Jim
National League Headquarters
NHL Board of Governors
Indians Sweep Tigers Behind Strong Two Game Wins
Cleveland pitchers Early Wynn and Bob Lemon starred as the Indians swept a doubleheader from Detroit, 11-0 and 10-1, before 40,035 fans in Detroit. Wynn twiddled a two-hitter, while Lemon earned the win as Cleveland piled up 14 and 13 hits respectively, including homers by Tipton, Doby, and Simpson.
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Cleveland
A.R
Early Wynn
Bob Lemon
Wynne
Indians
Tigers
Detroit
Gerry Priddy
Johnny Groth
Avila
Mitchell
Rosen
Daby
Stimpson
Tipton
Werts
Lewnardt
Dropo
Groth
Berry
Ginsberg
Wille
aMullin Seer
Littlefield
Eves
Mitchel
Joby
Combs
Land Simpson
Lenherd
Bwilt
York
Badea
Lemon
Trucks
Hoeft
Littlelan Se
Feta
Samerday
Lemon Werte
Wild Bet
tch—Horst
Laser J
Fairmount
Bame
Jim Fridley
Merrill Combs
Harry Simpson
Larry Doby
Joe Tipton
Boston
Vern Stephens
Gus ‘Bernial
Bob Hooper
Fearless Fraley predicts Gavilan favored in title bid
Odds favor Kid Gavilan as Gil Turner challenges for the welterweight crown in Philadelphia. Fraley notes Gavilan's edge in experience and Turner’s 25-round test against Sugar Ray, while Lew Tendler backs Turner and Fraley backs the champ. Also mentions Eddie Miksis and plans for next year’s NL second baseman, plus racing and golf notes and a tennis delegation from Australia at Forest Hills.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
NE York
Fearless Fraley
Lew Tendler
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Kid Gavilan
Hawk
Fearless
Lew
Gavilan
Reed
Sugar Ray
Old Jersey
Joe Walcott
Ezzard Charles
Champ
Eddie Miksis
Dodgers
Miksis
Cubs
Phil Cavarrellsa
Eddie
Three E League games postponed due to wet field conditions
Three "E" League games were moved from Thursday to Friday as wet fields delayed West Side Lumber versus Castle's Wallpaper & Paint, No. 103 against American Legion Cubs, and Savings Deposit Bank versus All-Stars. Friday will see completion of postponed contests, with additional shifts pushing one more week.
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Ees
West Side Lumber
Castle
Cascade Park
American [Legion Cubs
Ely Stadium
Savings Deposit Bank
All-Stars
Elyria Catholic High School
Local Fairways Winner to Defend Trophy in Playoff
Charles Kamio captured the Trophy at Elyria Country Club after a 78-1 scorecard. The playoff with Bemis, Jacobs, Michaels, and O'Brien will decide who takes the cup and the holiday event title.
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Charles Kamio
Elyria
Ery Club
Bring Valley Country Club
Gulf Road
Kamo
Bemis
Jacobs
Thul
Elyria Country Club
A.C. Joyce
i-Lite Golf League
May van Wormer
Joyce
van Wor
Mine—Mer
Perry Fay
Athe
Read
Charles Schmitt
Supperj
Spring Valley
Y Shop
Ray
Kohl-W. Barstow
Hardware
Timms Spring
Eileen Gibbons
Nelson Stud
T. Carey
H. C
H. C Barbour
Iry Ridge
C. J. United Polish Club
A’ Wall
Walsh
H. W. Pond
N. Powers
Et United Polish Club
C Aldrich
Ums Spring Company
J, Wanenmacher
P. Etzkarn
Timms Spring Companyj
A. Wrobleski
Toggery Shop
BeVter
Tern
Southern Life Minsured H
Beiter
L. Sattele
E. Sche
Cherry Ridge
Gojneider
Russ Schmittgen
Schmitt
Asi Elyria Hardware
Max van Wormer
J. Ready
W. L Parcell
R. D. Bemis
W. R. O'Brien
Murbach
Ing
Rev. J. Halloran
G. H. Smith
W. Ors
Bendix-Westinghouse
Warriner
F. J. Dost
Realtors and Lehman-Johnson Meet in Lorain League Clash
Lehman-Johnson Realtors duel American Shipbuilding Company of Lorain in a Lorain Class B League game at Cascade Park Sunday afternoon. It opens the second half as American Shipbuilding led the first half while Lehman-Johnson took second. This marks the third meeting of the season with Lorain clubs winning both prior games. Jim McNulty stars as pitcher with Jim Lear catching. Game time is 3 p.m.
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Lehman-Johnson Realtors
American Shipbuilding Company of
Lorain
Eecison
Cascadeark
American Shipbuilding
Jim McNulty
Realtors
Jim Lear
Umpires Named for Six E League Hot Stove Games
Umpire assignments for six Class E Hot Stove League baseball games next week were announced by chief of staff Carl Wood. The schedule lists games Tuesday and Thursday plus two Friday contests moved from June 26 due to rain with specific crews at Ely Stadium Orrville Elyria Catholic and nearby fields.
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Carl Woodin
Tuemay
Ely Stadium
Orrville Booth
Bills Armitage
Elyria Catholic High
Jack Tillack
Bob Heilman
Booth
Gordon Bell
Tillack
Heisman
Bell
Armitage
Jackson Wins Third Feature at Local Speedway on July Fourth
Dick Jackson of Cleveland captured the 4 July feature at Lotain County Speedway signaling his third win of the campaign. Ray Van Niel and Bill Richards followed for second and third as Richards spun late while Ed Wiseman finished fourth. A Powder Puff Derby for women was won by Lene Zawicki of Cleveland.
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Dick Jackson
Cleveland
Lotain County Speedway
Jackson
Ray van Niel
South Amherst
Bill Richards
Elyria
Ed Wiseman
Richards
van Niel
Lene Zawicki
Harriett Wilson
Sara Rosenlied
Garfield Heights
Theresa de Chant
Avon Lake
Olga Porter
Chuck Yost
Art Plas
Plas
Ken Johnson
Amherst
Spike Gilliland
Be- Tea
Dick Tomazewski
Lorain
George Riemers
Rollin Minnick
Lou Nagy
Spike Giililand
Berea
Hill Roggie
Tradition Favors Yanks and Dodgers in 1952
United Press report argues that historical patterns favor the Yankees and Dodgers to win their pennants and meet in the World Series. It notes the Yankees lead the AL by 21 1/2 games after a sweep of Washington to 94 43, while the Dodgers sit three games ahead of the Giants after beating them in eight innings.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
New York
Dodgers
Yankees
Washington
Giants
Brooklyn
White Sox
Gil McDougald
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Berra
Bobby Brown
Clyde Kluttz
Rolfe Of Tigers Awaits Verdict On Pilot Status
Detroit manager Red Rolfe faced an imminent board decision on his dismissal after a doubleheader loss to the Cleveland Indians. Owner Walter Briggs and directors planned a late meeting, with chances of reprieve deemed unlikely as Detroit fell further behind the New York Yankees.
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Rolfe
Detroit
Red Rolfe
Detroit Tigers
Walter
Spike
Briggs and Associates
Dodgers Finally Break Sal Maglie Hold On Opening Day
The Dodgers defeated Sal Maglie, ending a three-game series of losses to him as Peewee Reese and George Shuba homered for Brooklyn. Clem Labine pitched five-hit relief after Preacher Roe left early, and staging 16 hits helped St. Louis players in a separate set of games.
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Dodgers
Sal Maglie
Peewee Reese
George Shuba
Brooklyn
Clem Labine
Preacher Roe
Rolfe
National
Detroit
Cubs
Boston Lyons
Philadelphia
Chance
Tiger
Chicago White Sox
Dick Bartell
St. Louis
Kroll and Mayer Lead Motor City Open at Halfway
In Detroit the Motor City Open sees Ted Kroll and Dick Mayer top the leaderboard with 133 after 36 holes. Lloyd Mangrum and Cary Middlecoff trail by two and one stroke respectively as Mayer charges back with seven birdies to solidify his pace.
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Kroll
Mayer
Detroit
Ted Kroll
Dick Mayer
Lexington Avenue
Bob Kroll
New Hartford
N. C
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Cary Middlecuff
Memphis
Tenn
MLB Standings and Results Roundup
American League and National League standings feature New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Washington Philadelphia St. Louis and others. Yesterday's scores show Cleveland over Detroit New York over Washington Chicago over St. Louis Boston over Philadelphia. Tomorrow's schedules list Cleveland vs Chicago New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington and St. Louis at Detroit with key matchups across venues.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Ight
Stadium
Feller
Ron
Ned
Hee York
Kellner
Shea St. Louis
Dight—Cain
Iva. Wight
Cincinmati
Eatan
Brooklyn
Primnaelniche
Sitat Gama
Yoko
Pitaburgh
Cincinnati
Tepa
Brocklyn
Pight
Johnson
Cinciniac
Rafienaborgar
Kelly
Pittaburgh
Louis
Buht—Mann
Breage
Tomoorrow
Legion Opposes Wellington in Tourney Clash Sunday
Elyria American Legion Juniors clash with Wellington at Wellington Fairgrounds in a double elimination tourney. Last Sunday's 10-0 Elyria win sets up a possible championship. a Wellington victory would force a deciding third game. Righty Dick Kosco likely to start for Elyria. Game time is 3 o'clock.
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Legion
Wellington
Lorain County
Elyria American Legion
Wellington Fairgrounds
Elyria
Dick Kosco
Bill Coyer
Erhart Kramers Face Strong Akron Borden Autos Test
Erhart Kramers head to Sunday night action seeking their seventh win in nine starts. They meet Akron’s Borden Autos, last year’s American Baseball Congress Ohio champions, with first pitch at 8 15.
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Erhart
Akron
Erhart Kramer's
Kramer's
Borden Autos
American Baseball Congress
Ohio
Kansas City Blues Take Over First in American Association
The Kansas City Blues moved into first place after sweeping Milwaukee with 7-1 and 4-1 wins. Ed Brantt and Bert Thiel limited the Brewers to four hits in seven innings in game two, while Ed Cergelino led 12 hits in the opener as Kansas City pulled ahead in the standings. Louisville, St. Paul, and Indianapolis tied for third after splits and sweeps elsewhere. The Indians jumped to third after twin bills over Louisville, and Columbus won two from Charleston.
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Seer
Jim Fridley
Merrill Combs
Rex Barney
Harry Simpson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Indians
Barney
Winston-Salem
Omaha
Nebr
Wynn
Vic
Tory
Tigers
al Rosen
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Bob Neal
Rosen
Indianapolis
Tribe
Ted Gray
Art Houtteman
American
Ken Johnson
United Press
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Milwaukee
Ed Brantt
Rejriever
Bert Thiel
Brewers
Blues
Ed Cereghino
Louisville
St. Paul
Lloyd Dickey
Colonels
Kentuckians
Mineapolis
Saints
Millers
Columbus
Charleston
Little Leaguers To Resume Play At Lappin Field
Little League West resumes after a June 28 break with two games at Lappin Field. American Legion Post No. 12 vs Eagles No. 431 at 6 00 pm and United Polish Club vs V F W Post No 1079 at 7 15 pm. Eagles lead with 3 0, United Polish Club 2 1, V F W 1 2, American Legion 0 3.
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Lappin Field
American Legion Post No
Eagles No
United Polish Club
Eagles
American Legion
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Ryes
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Malehell
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Houtteman Rosen
Big Morican
Clarence Jamels
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Ascot Park
Big Mohison
American Racing Manual
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Rank Sedgman
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Fred Benners
Southern Methodist
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Steve Owen
Benners
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Tommy
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Marianne Werner
Wuppertal
Germany
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Olympic Stadium
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Dick Sisler
Jing
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Staley
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Ed Mathews
Sam Jethroe
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