Elyria Softball League to stage two game Friday night
Elyria Recreation Board plans a two game Friday night program at Oberlin Road diamond featuring Hahn Manufacturing Company girls against an unnamed Cleveland opposition. District No. 5 setup to include a tournament open to all districts with August 12 deadline, under Ohio Amateur Softball Association rules.
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Elyoia Recréation Board
Alltstara Fe
Leagua
Éetha
Hahn Manufacturing Club
Lakewood
Kiys Ha Recreation Board
Obtelia Road
Girla Agminet
Cleveland
Féarh
Recreation Board
Hahn Manus
Tandgers
Hahn Manufacturing Company
Seadon
Oberlin Road
Fréd Smith
Elyria
Elyrian
Ohio Amateur Softball Association
Blyrian
Thurman H. McKenney
Bly
Westinghouse
Vic Silver
Rainey
M. R
Bill
Valley City Social Roundup Of Visits And Guests
Valley City region residents and visitors are listed with relatives in several towns including Youngstown Cleveland Lakewood Midland and Columbia Station. The notes mention two week and several week stays at relatives homes and weekend visits during holidays.
Valley City News Briefs and Socials Update
Vacationers Henrietta Armbruster and Janice Auck visit here as Valley City falls to Ridgeville in a Sunday night game at Ridgeville on July 2. Ralph Nichols family celebrated the Fourth at Chippens Lake. Mrs Mary Rounds marked a birthday with relatives at the lakeside. News notes include local visits, farewells, and extended family gatherings. Observers describe local thrift trends and note shipments of 4000 tons of carpet warp overseas by Kiush and others.
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Valley City
Stephen Kaper Wk
Youngstown
Mary Zuble
Bruce Higham
Cleveland
Robert Stein- Fan
Denel Schaefer
Carthegemia
Martha Schaeferitz
Earl Anck
Juan
Loh King
Lakewood
Henong
Anna Scheefferirs
Chittun Arak
Midland
John Mack
Tom and
Lewis Sehwefer
Lan MacKesmanoure
Canady
Fish Reutter Sud
Jef
Camide
Car
Hayek
Mies Ad Weekly
Columbia Station
Henrietta Armbruster
Janice Auck
Ridgeville
Valley Boys
Ralph Nichols
Chippens Lake
Mary Rounds
Wilmer Greenwald
Sor
Larry of
Naverre
Valley
Valley Citys. They Were Overnight Guests So He Denied Anthony Maney
Bene
Hetto
Ann Sailer
WAC
Medina
Johny AL Sailer
Tethys
Fort Prunes
Mas Dod
Wtaater Mars
Alenael
Rita Pelt
Oil
Rai Ge
Linda Carel
Media
Qo Fo Manes
Hy Lane
Bayi Juet
Patria
Winunelmait
Uf Etyria
Robert Dai
Giaebiere
Dubina Os Tien
Mir
Fis Betis
Otis Ber Ormer
Hetiue Aueie
F . Ip
End Mis
Jet Sallerwe
Henry Jo Abel
Marta
Jewelers Debut Second Half in Sunday Softball Card
Vic Silver Jewelers, defending league champions, open the second half Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. against General Industries on ObéHin Road field. The Jewelers rode a seven game first half streak and seek improvements, while General Industries tied with Hulin Manufacturing for last place after a 1-6 finish. Also on the card Elyria Foundry faces Elyria Merchants for fourth place as the slate resumes.
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Vic Silver Jewelers
Chammpions
Avill
Cohlesta
Elvtin
General Industries
Hulin Manufacturing Company
Abd
Nlng
Slyria Foundry
Hahn
Elyria
Elytia
League Managers Meet To Select All Star Outfit
Elyria City Softball League managers from eight teams will meet Monday at 4 PM in City Hall offices to choose an all star team. The selected squad will face Hatin Manufacturing Co of Lakewood AA League next Friday at Oberlin Road field. Girls’ game cards include War game card and Cleveland teams in contention.
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Elyria City
Carl L. Smith
Huard
Hatin Manufacturing Company
Lakewood
Elyria Recreation Board
Oberlin Road
Smith
Starserialin Manufacturing Company
Hohn Manufacturing Company
Cleveland Rangers
Meehan's
Cleveland
Recreation Board
City
Indians Beat Red Sox 8 5 in Boston Key late inning burst
Cleveland Indians overpower Boston Red Sox 8 to 5 led by clutch hits in the eighth inning. Pitcher Mike Ryba took the win after the Indians pulled away late as Kev Keltner Joe Heving and Norm Schluder supplied key support.
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Boston
Wu—Lou
Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Kev Keltner
Joe Heving
Eptcher
Norm Schluder
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Mike Ryba
Cleveland
Ada
Rety
Cuncabine
Bennet
Mack
Sealers
Gyener
Matkovien
Finney
Newsome
Woods
Far Barrett
Metkuvieh Ai Pyre
Maaie
Boudreau Hockett
Keluer
Bepiveter
Hucco
Johto Quetra
Bowman Tworbuac Wita
Kelner
Kelner Behtueter. ‘Threr Ase Bi Kelner. Heme: Filtia Keltner
Qoulle
Nack Buudgrau
Newsout
Doerr
Fuanieey
Buster
Westen
Gromek
Ryba
Biruek
Cianek
Bo Barret
Milaedhiomek
Laner Ryde
Rookie To Hurl For Reds Today
Rookie pitcher Jin Krotatan, a bespectacled rookie, starts for Cincinnati as the Reds aim for another win. The Philadelphia Phillies rallied late, with key hits by Buster Adams, Danepitiis, and Edd Miller, but Cincinnati steadied to claim the contest.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Jin Krotatanty
Philadelphia
Mensey
Wocca
Stitt
Alin
Edd Miller
Dupo Buster Adams
Art Crone
Dick Wakefield Discharged by CET Amid Confusing Report
Local records show Dick Wakefield was discharged by CET in a confusing entry. The notice mentions a placeholder about to be addressed and includes unclear references to individuals and dates, with no elaboration on the discharge terms or official authority.
Jimminy Favored In Empire City Handicap
Empire City Handicap at Tamares odds-on favorite Jimminy in a field of eight three year olds. Stir Up and Rounding Home among contenders with Calumet Farm's Mor-Kell high weight in Arlington Park races. Governors Handicap features 127-pound top weight Black Bridge at Detroit. Miles Standish at Suffolk Downs with Hooper entries Alabama leading at 119 pounds.
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York
Thatsmos
Lemondag
Empire City
Tamares Tobi
Alfred Parker
Brown
Pharamond I
Ted Atkinson
Milion
Evening Tre
Tresutres Stable
Eddie Arenen
William Zeigler
Gail Smith
de Beown
Spine
Whawig
George "J. Widener
Spas
Pree Lanes
Aucorit
Stiolenyko
Briel High
Arlington
Arlington Park
Calumet Farm
Mor-Kell
Black Badge
Arnold Hirschberg
Fleet
Black Bridge
Detroit
Johnny Adams
Garden State Park
Blue Deck
Jackson and Phipps
Suffolk Downs
Hooper
Alabama
Pry
Black Brat
Lavy Bones
Beldine
Public Dog Obedience School Opens in New York
UPI reports that New York dogs will enroll in the first public obedience school on July 24 at the Regient Armory. The event marks Gotham’s dogs learning to differentiate items and behave in public, with officials noting the historic civic program.
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iReg
U. S
Jack Cuddy
United Press
York
UPI
Manhattan
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Ki Yin
Gotham
Orate
Tawsere Mies
Bos
Edieacion Project
Ball Casey Gui Musavner Oorganization
Menty Omonths
Carey
Sonius
Leaders In The Major Leagues Record Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases and names with no coherent report. No clear leaders, teams, dates, or events are discernible beyond vague references to individuals and places. Unable to determine a concrete news item from the snippet.
Women's Amateur Meet Opens With 50 Athletes in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pu-P-A hosts the first National Amateur Athletic Grids meet featuring 50 women from Tuskegee Institute, German-American, Philadelphia clubs, and others. Five defending champions compete as teams like Cleveland Olympic Charity, Magee, and Forestville Recreation enter events across 10 and 200 meters and relay races.
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Harrisburg
Natonal
Teavk
Cleveland
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Chub
Brooklyn
Merchants Beat Oberlin Team 4 1 in Sale Victory
The Merchants defeated the Oberlin team with a 4 to 1 score in a hard fought contest. Players and officials are not clearly named in the fragmented account, but the result shows the Merchants securing a decisive win on the field or court. The report mentions team efforts and a series of actions leading to the final tally.
Five Amateur Games On Sked Here Tomorrow
Five amateur games on Sunday with Ely Hiaciom Cascade and Eat Garbalé, plus a Glass B clash at Ely Stadium. Juniors seek second win against Metehanis while American Legion Cubs face Lehirians Johnson Realtors in a Class F tilt at 1 15. Cascade hosts Class F Hardwares versus Lumbers and Roger Binninger Jewelers versus Don 5 Cook Realty. Carlisle feature Bittner Funeral Home versus East Carlisle Juniors at 2 o clock with Bittner leading F division.
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Tod If Glaaa B
Ihtee
Clady
Ional Diamotde
Utere
Ely Hiaciom
Ameticah Ragion Duntora
Ely Stadium
Metehanis
Afié
Hardwares
Cascade
Roger
Binninger Jewelers
Don
Cook Realty
Carlisle
Bittner
East Carlisle
Ridgeville Card Sets Three Games For Sunday
The Hahn Manufacturing Company softball team, Lakewood AA League champions first half, meets Rocky River All-Stars Sunday at North Ridgeville’s Muminasted field. The doubleheader features Hahn girls at 6, Akron Coca-Cola, and a 7:16 showdown between Hahn Elyria City League and Valley City Merchants. Hahn beat Valley City 10-1 last Sunday.
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Hahn Manufacturing Company
Lakewood
Rocky River All- Stars
North Ridgeville
Rocky Rivera
Hahn
Bittner Funeral Home
Akron Cova-Cola
Elyria
Valley City Merchants
Blues Win Two From Millers in Twin Bill
Kansas City swept Minneapolis in a doubleheader, taking game one 5 to 3 and game two 8 to 3. Milwaukee Brewers hammered St Paul 14 to 4, while Columbus blanked Louisville 4 to 0 and Toledo defeated Indianapolis 13 to 10. Davis earned the win in the first game. Debiasi limited the Millers to one run in four hits.
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United Press
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Bluey
Millers
William T. Davis
Huris
Jilver
Standings and results blur in mid page text
Fragmented standings show teams and players listed with partial scores and labels. Names such as Bedale Kas Shire Pet Kat Mow Teed unclear due to OCR gaps. No coherent event details emerge beyond scattered team tags and a few numbers.
Grid Star Fekete Reported Missing In Action
Grid star Fekete is listed as missing in action with the War Department informed. Fourteen paratroopers from the 1842 national field team are mentioned alongside parents Mr and Mrs Moroder Fekete, raising questions about his unit and fate.
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Gane
Rainey
Elyria High
Jago
Purple Heart
Pfc
John Andrzejczyk
Southwest Pacific
Uitle
Elyria
Aland
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Bay
Frank
Tick Tick
Fekete
Findlay
University
All Uh Haflaes
Mugong Ty Oathen
Moroder Fekete
War Department
Gene
Dodgers Slump Deepens With 11th Straight Loss on Road Trip
Dodgers endure brutal road trip as 11th consecutive defeat follows dismal play across the West. Pirates derail ex-Dodger Fritz Ostermueller in a 14-2 blowout. Phillies trim Reds to gain on the Dodgers. Braves top Cardinals 10-5. Cubs win opener 3-2 while Giants take nightcap 6-2. Yankees beat Tigers 3-1 behind Bonham. Indians rally past Red Sox 8-5. Senators blank Browns 7-0. McGhee drives Athletes past White Sox 4-3 in seventh.
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Glen Perkina
United Press
York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Horace Crealy
Greely
Dodgers
Sue Perhas
Fritz Ostermueller
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lea Durocher
Dandies
Philadelphia Phillies
Wodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Charlie Sehang
Boston Braves
St. Louis
Cardinals
Boston
Nate Andrews
George Munger
Chicago
New York
Cubs
Giants
Henry Wyse
Mel Ott
Yankees
Senators
Browns
Washington Leisters
St. Laws
Mito Candini
Jack Kramer
Bill McGhee
Bob Estalella
Philadelphia Athletiecs
Chicago White Sox
Local Golf Match Ends In WA Win Over GI
Western Automatic defeated General Industries 8 to 4 at Cherry Ridge. WA scorers included Howard Stanford Herman Lappin Fred Fey Adam Cochrane John Betloes Bill Fell. GI wins came from Frank Fritz Bill Schmittgen Clete Heidrich Alan Fritzsche. Individual scores and details listed for each match.
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Rivel
Western Automatic
General Industries
Cherry Ridge
Courke
Howard Stanford
Herman Lappin
Fred Fey
Adam Cochrane
John Betloes
Bill Fell
Frank Fritz
Bill i Schmittgen
Clete Heidrich
Alan Fritzsche
Moaward Stanford
Stan Leonawieh
Paul Fritz
Wood
Johnny Fritz
Stan Dumsky
Bill Seelmnittgen
Wall Szlempa
W. A
Johnny Sukey
F. McGlynn
John Beders
W. As
N Benson
Bert Franklin
Bull
Willard Schmitt
Ben
Lappui
Fey
Hagg Sets New World Mark For 1500 Meters
Ginder Hagg of Sweden, a gaunt fireman who led the United States in an all victorious series last summer, sliced two seconds from the 1500 meter world record by running 3 minutes 43 seconds in Gothenburg. No job too big for want ads.
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Gothenburg
Sweden
Ginder Hagg
Hagg
United States
Doerr Nears Batting Lead In Week Of Baseball
New York reports show Bobby Doerr of the Boston Red Sox lifting his batting average to .330 and challenging Thurman Tucker of the Chicago White Sox for the league lead. Tucker fell to .353 as Doerr and other Red Sox hitters boosted Boston to a team average of .260. Stan Musial and Dixie Walker contended for National League batting honors, Musial regaining the lead at .373 while Walker stood at .372. The Cardinals led NL hitting at .278 and fielding at 986, while Detroit overtook Cleveland as AL fielding leader with 674.
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New York
Bobby Doerr
Boston Red Sox
Thurman Tucker
Chicago White Sox
Tucker
Red Sox
Doerr
Cleveland
Horton
Ervin Pete? Fox
Hob Johnson
Musial
Stan Mussial
St. Louis Cardinals
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Walker
Dodgers
Detroit
Pep Registers Win Over Joyce in 10-Round Sparer
World featherweight star Pep, from Hartford, Connecticut, earned his 74th win in 74 starts by defeating Willie Joyce in a 10-round decision before 10113 fans in Gary Indiana. Joyce, who upset Henry Armstrong in June, offered limited resistance as Pep invaded lightweight ranks.
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Chicago
Wiley Wille Pep
Willie _Joycee
Gary
Hartford
Conn
Joyce
Henry Armstrong
Pep
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Kiush Abators Services
Jewelers
Pte Kaaty
Dick Wakefield
Jahn
Pretottt
Jimminy
Elyti Ameeenants
Suttiall Lewwsie Tienda
Ab Oberlin
Tayaar
Moe A. Dewenone
Peresabes
Uae
Blues
Vamemican
Phindennis
Aiaga
Tomonrow
Ilhane
Lehane
Putaburgh
Brentyin
Wat & Lee
Elk’s Restaurant
H. J. Hollert
Pep Registers
Roosevelt
Lye Union
Myonick
Thoibevelt
Osavelt
Emre
Wobell
Hubbell
Nagy Yiil Enweigter
H. R. Rorick Phong
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