Vets lead in city softball as Polish Club clash looms
Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 079 hold a share of the league lead in the city softball circuit as Hahn Associates and Motish Club pressure. Polish Club meets the Vets next Tuesday under lights at Oberlin Road field in a key showdown following a 1-0 frat-half win on a pitching duel. Witcenske and Fritz locked down the mound with lone errors deciding the runs. The Browns’ 1946 All-America football conference schedule features seven home games at Cleveland Stadium with tickets at 21.60 and 14.40, and a Friday night opener Sept 20 against the Miami Seahawks. Stadium bouts headline Larry Atkins’s six-fight card, including local fighters from Cleveland and nearby towns.
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Vets
Hahn Associates
Motish Club
Loft Fund
Eiteleam
Path Club
Muth Associates
Veta
Eiteak
Ave
Oberlin Road
Johnny Witcenske
The
Paul Fritz
Witcenske
Alex Petrus
Fritz
Wircenske
Mike Bonarde
Mercury
Cleveland Browns
Paul E. Brown
Cleveland Stadium
Browns
Brown
Miami Seahawks
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles Dons
San Francisco
Chicago Rockets
Buffalo Bisons
Seasoh
Larry Atkins
Atkins
Tammy, Vaross
Monaga
Pave
Mose Brown
Pittsburgh
Anton Christofuridis
Cleveland
Joe Lynch
Jersey City
Automatics And Industries Secure Shutout Wins In Industrial League
Western Automatic defeated Polish Village 7 0 with Paul Fritz pitching a one hitter and Alex Petrus homering as General Industries blanked Elyria Foundry 4 0 after Foundry forfeited. Chuck Hobar led General Industries with a homer and a double while Stan Dumski added a triple.
Parker is Clay Courts Champion
Parker, a 29 year old from Wilmington, captured the national clay courts tennis trophy, defeating defending champion Billy Talbert in straight sets 8-4, 6-2, at Wilmington, Delaware. The victory followed Parker’s earlier Davis Cup fame and marked his second clay crown.
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Parker
Echieago — VR
Ank Parker
Milwgulese High Aghool
Angeles
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Funeral Home and Jewelers Triumph In League Games
The first half City Class F League season ends as Bittner Funeral Home wins its seventh straight, beating East Carlisle Indians 10 to 8. Tillack fanned seven over nine hits for the winners, while Vic Resar allowed one hit and four strikeouts for the Indians. Arvay and Kaminski had three hits each for Funeral Home. Carroll's team defense and late rally secure the victory. Jewelers Triumph in Ely action, no-hit bid by Kaylor and Thornton.
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Bittner
Duck Tillack
East Carlisle Indians
Carlisle
Tillock
Vic Resar
Indians
Andy Arvay
Joe Kaminski
Blackburn
Cartvirle
Coates
Heger-Bimiiger Jewelers
Elyvia Br
Ely Stace Inn
Wad Kaylor
Fritz Thornton
Kaylor
Thornton
Pittsburgh
T Cards
Brooklyn
Potter
Tead
Joe Garagiola
Higbe
Boston
Braves
Dodgers
Giants
Phils
Johnny Vander Meer
Emil Rush
Cub
Red Sox
Mickey Harris
Dave
Ferriss
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Tex Hughson
Clem Dreiseweld
Tew Williams
Yankees
Sox
A‘s
Joe DiMaggio
Chandler
A's
Bob Savage
New York
Newhouser
Browns
Detroit
Feller
Cleveland
Chicago
Ed Lopat
Tod
Eddie Luken
Reds
Legion Defeats Valley City In Loop Game 11-6
Legion defeats Valley City 11 to 6 in Medina County Baseball League action. Bill Gleason pitched a complete game for the Legion, backed by Ralph Hisey who earned the win with five hits allowed. Valley City collected 12 hits but committed seven errors, while Dick Wesemyer Dick Oder and Gene Sweeterman led Columbia’s 10-hit attack in a separate game.
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Eiptia Ameria
Legion
Uecede
Medina County
Amat
Fedlaet
Cuwauering
Valley Fly
Awe
Mt Ta
Valley Tye
Erhutt
Ping LaGrange
Columbia
Litchfield
Gration
Medina
Gleason Ha
Bill Gleason
Legion Nine
Ita Hew
Finnger
Jack Refenning
Gldadot
Valley City
Gnandt
Crocker
Twoeran
Ralph Hisey
LaGrange Nichols
Hisey
Lou Smith
Anders
Ted Hess
Challs
Grafton
Dick Logan
Mover
Indre
Fuller
Litchield
Acore
Dick Wesemeyer
Hank Thierry
Louis Oder
Tom Davis
Francis Stuart
Wesemyer
Oder
Gene Sweeterman
Jerry Jameson
Insurance Girls Fall 6-4 to Simpson Girls in Lakewood Night
Rorick Insurance girls lost 6-4 to the Simpson Girls of Toronto at Lakewood Elks field under lights. Elson earned the win with two strikeouts. Marge Wood led the Rorick squad with three hits, while Kane Eden and Mary Miller added two apiece. Rorick’s season record moves to eight wins and five losses as they prepare to face Paritas Sprongy Rinks at Oberlin Road field Friday night.
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Simpson Girls
Toronto
Can
Rorick Insurance Girls
Lakewood
Kane Eden
Mary Miller
Elyria
Paritas Sprongy
Oberlin Road
Amherst Diamond Notes Abbreviated Schedule
Fragmented notes show Amherst baseball activities with Raglys, Leger, and other players in early game planning. Mentions upcoming opponent and practice sessions with unclear dates and names due to OCR errors.
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Paw
Amherst
Amherst Raglys
Vie Borat Abehoriins
Apennis
Amherst Leger
Tad Uetoeh
Managers Use Pitching Aces In Turn In All-Star Tilt
Five managers including ONeill prioritize pennant races over star pitchers in the midseason classic at Kenway Park. Aces Hobby Better, Newhouser, Chamblee for the A L and Pollet, Wigge for the N L will have only two rest days. The AL will start with Meller, Newhouser, and Chandler, while the NL leans toward Pollet and Wigge.
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Carl Lundquint
Frese Bperta Weller
York
A.M
Brave O'Neill
Boston
Kenway Park
Henna
Hobby
Newhouser
Chandler
Charley Grim
Pollet
Mighe
Tuesday Deadline For District No 5 Coafball Entries
Tuesday is the last day for teams to enter the annual District No 5 coastball tournament at the Oberlin Road field starting July 28. The winner, sponsored by the Victoria Recreation Board, will qualify for the state championship in Springheld. Entries may be sent to Pred Smith at 821 Pasadena Ave, Elyria, or by phone at 48-088.
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Oberlin Road
Bern
Victoria Recreation Board
Pred Smith
Pasadena Aves
Elyria
Lorain and Huron Triumph in Amherst Contests
Lorain and Huron posted victories in Amherst contests on Sunday evening, with standout performances across multiple events. Vermilion and Mish Bports led by strong plays, while Ed Berger and Schlessman received noteworthy nods amid a tense, competitive scene.
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Amherst
Daran
Amherst Legion
Pargen Ad
Maren Bean
Rogers
Yetehung
Ed Berger
Pac
Schlessman
Ferman Pea
Kees Thabo
Local Fairways Lead at Cherry Midge's Public Links Weekend
Rudy Mate shot 72 to top Cherry Midge's public links scoring over the weekend, with Gabe Bannick at 73. Multiple players posted scores from 41 to 99, and four City Golf League matches are set Tuesday at Cherry Ridge. Sunday and Saturday play featured Elyria and Spring Valley tounaments, with several players posting lifetime lows and finals shaping for Elyria and June flights.
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Rudy Mate
Cherry Midge
Mate
Gabe Bannick
Les Porter
Tony Sackett
Ted
Sabu
Alex Petrus
George Dunstan
Tony Trupp
Steve Bucynaki
Hank Berg
Walt
Szlempa
John Moore
Gil Hopper
Fred Greenichff
Jim Bastin
Virg
Rogers
Neal Dunstan
P. Tufford
Elyria Country Club
P.M. Gentzel
Powers
P.M. Savage
R. Tufford
B. Bitner
G. A. Hoke
H. McHale
A. FE. Sniezek
J. P. Chapin
A. Ng
L. Stearns
A. C
Pierce
H. W. Jackson
Ryan
EF Johnson
C. H. Ingwer, Jr
Arnold Michaels
Spring Valley Country Club
Michaels
Herman Lappin
Paul Kirkpatrick
Harold Riley
Wes Kreeger
Wilbur Saylor
Jack Warner
H. J. Hartzell
Ray Foley
Dave Warner
Legion Cubs Win One at Columbus
The American Legion Cubs played three games in Columbus. They defeated the Juniors 12 to 8 with Bob Mason pitching, but lost to the Seniors 18 to 1 and to the sophomores 3 to 1. Mix French and Byron Martis led pitching against the seniors and sophomores respectively.
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American Legion Cubs
Columbus
Upper Arlington High
Janes
Cubs
Bob Mason
Suphomores
Mix French
Aganst
Byron Martis
Indians win again as Feller gains 15th victory
The Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 5 to 2 in the first game and 8 to 0 in the second, with pitcher Bob Feller earning his 15th win for the season. Moon also tallying his 15th victory in yesterday’s split doubleheader. The All Star festivities and manager Steve ONeill are noted in relation to the game.
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Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Tapid
Robert Feller
Tribe
Feller
Steve O'Neill
Detroit
Moon
Bindians
Chicago White Sox
Budge Caps Net Title In Philadelphia Tennis
Don Budge seeded second captured the Middle States professional grass court title by sweeping Welby Van Horn 6 1 6 2 6 1 at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Fred Perry and Frank Kovacs defeated Van Horn and Bobby Riggs 9 7 1 6 6 2 4 7 6 1 to win the doubles championship.
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Philadelphia
Carrot
Don Budge
Middle States
Welby van Horn
Nashville
All Star Game Outlook Shifts To Pitching Edge
Boston hosts the All Star game eve as American League hurlers Bob Feller Hal Newhouser and Spud Chandler dominate the mound contrary to the past. National League leader Claude Passeau Morton Cooper and Howie Pollet could join a rested rotation to face sluggers like Walker Hopp Musial and Mize in tomorrow’s relief effort.
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NOLAN
United Press
Sperte
Weller
Joston
Boston
Steve O'Neill
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Hal Newhorser
Detroit
Spud Chandler
New York
Dixie Walker
Bronk
Iyn
Johnny Hopp
Braves
Morton Cooper
Cooper
Howie Pollet
Cards
Pittsburgh
Fifth Season Ace Ed Kershaw Fires Hole-in-One at Spring Valley
Ed Kershaw of Sandusky aced the 10-yard par 3 No 11 hole at Spring Valley on Sunday, the fifth hole-in-one of the season at Gulf Road links. His 18-hole score was 47-48-95. teammates Don Whittaker and J Cohen shot 92, Hub Hoelzer 9%.
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Spring Valley
Ed Kershaw
Sandusky
Gulf Road Links
Kershaw
Don Whittaker
J. Cohen
Hub Hoelzer
Palt
Akron Team Beats New London 9-3 in Sunday Game
NEW LONDON The Scott Paige nine of Akron defeated the New London Merchants by 9 to 3 in a Sunday contest. Bass was the winning pitcher, Wayne Daron took the loss, and Mike Lacy hit a solo home run for New London. Akron pitchers Bass Nagy and Boe faced New London batters.
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New London
Scott Paige
Akron
New London Merchants
Bass
Wayne Daron
Mike Lacy
Merchants
Legion Meats Deadlocked For D Loop Lead
The American Legion Blue and Halatt Meats sit tied for first in City Class League after Legions 4-4 draw with Gratton Merchants at Ely Stadium and Meats 4-2 win over Lehman Johnson Realtors at Cascade Park. Gratton pitcher Jim Bennett recovered after an early line-drive knock to finish strong. Ollie Glasa tossed a one hit gem for Halasz Meats, with Kopp and Skok leading at the plate.
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American Legion Blue
Halatt Meats
Surprise
American Lesgion
Grattor@ Merchants
Ely Stadium
Meats
Lehman-Johnson Healtory
Cancade Park
Jim Bennett
Gratton
Legion
Vic Janowicz
Bill Bock
Andy Tomtko
Bob Heisman
Heltman
Toahill
Grafton
Junowler
Kopp
Hellman
Hurts
Ollie Glasa
Halasz Meats
Lehman- Johnson Realtors
Glaw Was
Hatterkamp
Healters
Hatter@kamp
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Angle Ficishaur
Buddy Garcia
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Mike Birskovich
Niles
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Western Automatic
General Industries
Uhen
Antonville Ginger
Carl Kordalessi
Johnny Sukey
Julia Pondy
Petrus
Elyria Merchants
Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 107
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Tod H OotToo
Western Automatica Frilp
Fosaie
Buker Ana
Ceverel Industries
Aden
Funeral Home and Jewelers
Heger-Roninger Jewelers
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Brotize McCallister
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EK Hiliher
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Medina Co
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City Golf League
Cherry Ridge
Haserodt Jewelers
Eric Radlo
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J. A. Hewitt
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A. E. Sniezek
D. H. Robinson
L. P. Tufford
F. E. Reitered
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Daron
J. Cannell
T. Consell
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Way Veo Wormer
Byseeil Schaisiges
Algo van Wormer
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Eneetaty Test Tates
Pirestone
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