Detroit's Barney MicCoskey Named Top Rookie Prospect in 1989 Poll
William Barney MicCoskey of the Detroit Tigers tops a Nationwide News Service rookie poll of 16 MLB managers. The 21 year old outfielder drew 13 of 16 ballots with strong support from Del Baker and Joe Cronin era clubs. Charlie Keller Atley Donald Teddy Williams also received notable votes as promising rookies.
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Pasha May Show Here Without Beard
Lions add two new centers and an outstanding blocking back to their 1957 lineup. Johnny Wiatrak, All Pacific Coast and America honorable mention at Stanford 1937 38, joins from Oberlin. Wild Bill Callhan, star of Nebraska in 1956 37 38, is also added as the blocking back.
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Red Sox Stop Yankees Run In Boston Sweep
The Boston Red Sox have defeated the New York Yankees five straight times including a win at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees still lead the league by six and a half games, but Boston’s stretch keeps the race open. If Cleveland and Detroit can match Sox form, the title chase could heat up.
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Hornsby Hits Modern Batting Mark in 1922
Rogers Hornsby of the St Louis Cardinals posts a modern high batting average of .424 for 1922. The all time mark remains Hugh Duffy at .438 set in 1894 with the Boston Nationals.
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Cascade Defeats Allen To Take League Lead
Cascade beat Allen 13 to 2 at Cascade Park to seize sole possession of first place in the Intermediate League. Pitcher Clark allowed six hits and struck out four as Gleason accounted for four hits in the Cascade offense.
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Refunding Notes Bid Notice From Ridgeville School District
Public notice invites bids to refund outstanding notes issued by the Ridgeville School District under Ohio General Code. Notes carry a principal of about one hundred fifty thousand dollars with varying interest and a potential premium. Bids must include a certified check equal to at least one percent of the refunding issue.
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Rookies Andres and Hutchinson Shine in A A action
United Press reports two rookies, Ernie Andres and Freddie Hutchinson, sparked Louisville and Toledo to standout wins. Andres hit a tying homer as Louisville beat Kansas City 7 4, while Hutchinson limited Minneapolis to four runs in an 18 4 Louisville victory. Hutchinson earned his ninth win. Max Lanters’ five hitter powered Columbus past St Paul 3 0. Indianapolis edged Milwaukee 8 7.
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Standard Cleaners Set for Lakewood Night League Clash
The Standard Cleaners travel to Lakewood to face the Dutch Grilles at Lakewood Elks Field tonight. Players are asked to meet at the store at 3 30 p m for departure and team briefing.
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Bakery Girls Travel for Lorain Game at Lakeview Park
The Frank's Bakery girls travel to Lorain tonight to face the Lorain Nativities at Lakeview Park at 6 30. All team members gather at Manager Herman Klein's home, 330 West Street, at 5 29 for instructions.
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Recreation Board And Rone Radios Battle At Harmon Field
The Rone Radio Service and Elyria Recreation Board teams meet in a headline Class A League softball game at Harmon Field. A preliminary Lorain County Girls League clash pairs Ridgeville Bittner girls against LaGrange girls, starting at 7 15.
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General Industries Edge Rone Radio In A Battle
General Industries defeated Rone Radio Service 6-5 under Harmon Field lights in City Class A League play. Pete Roka limited Rone to six singles while Tony Sito yielded 11 hits as a five-run surge in the sixth powered the industries to victory. In a separate CYO League game St Ladislaus of Lorain beat Holy Cross of Elyria 15-13 with a seven-run ninth.
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St. Agnes Defeats St. Peter's 8-7 in 10 Innings
St. Agnes won 8-7 over St. Peter's of Lorain in a 10 inning C Y O league game at Lorain. Pitcher Pete Roka delivered the winning run with a single in the 10th to cap the victory.
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Norwalk Keller Indians to Host Canton ClownsWednesday Night
The Norwalk Keller Indians meet the Canton Clowns in a night game under lights at Keller Park. The 8 30 p m kickoff is announced with Elmer Smyth, former Cleveland Indians outfielder of 1920, renamed manager of the Norwalk team.
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Softball Doubleheader Shifted to Ely School Diamond
The Church of Christ and the Methodist softball teams will meet tomorrow night at 6 15 on the Ely school diamond instead of the previously announced location. Players of both teams are advised to take notice.
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Rubi and Pasha Set for Friday Feature Mat Match
Hungarian Adonis Rubi returns to Rialto Theatre Friday to face Ali Pasha in a two hour two out of three falls main event. The card also features Cecil McGill vs Bob Montgomery and Frankie Clem ons praised for last week’s event, with a strong expected crowd.
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Indians Beat Decatur 10-3 in Exhibition Game
The Cleveland Indians defeated Decatur 10-3 in an exhibition game at Indianapolis. Cleveland totaled 12 hits against Tony Kaufmann, the former National League pitcher, over five innings in the July contest.
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Legion Juniors Play Wednesday At Stadium
The American Legion Juniors are set to play at Ely Stadium tomorrow afternoon. Manager Ralph Bauer states players must report by 3 15 and the contest will start at 5 30.
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Loeffler Harndare Defeat Read Jewelers 14–11
Loeffler Harndare defeated Read Jewelers 14 to 11 on the Allen School diamond last night. The game featured Loeffler’s strong batting and key runs in the late innings.
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Silver's Jewelers Practice Session Tonight
The Vic Silvers Jewelers will hold a practice at 6 o'clock today on the American Lace diamond. All team members are requested to report.
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Hardwares Rally Past LaGrange in Final First-Half Game
The Elyria Hardware defeated LaGrange Recreation 21 to 2 in LaGrange in the last game of the first half Rec reation League. The Hardwares clinched second place, as Read Jewelers won the league title. Key hits included Bauer Finnegan Heath and several small-press names noted in the box.
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Amherst U S Automatic seeks games with Lorain County teams
The U S Automatic softball team of Amherst invites Class A or 2B teams in Lorain County to schedule games. Interested managers should contact George Innes, care of U S Automatic, Amherst.
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Connie Mack Recovers and Misses All Star Duty
Connie Mack, veteran president manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, improved from a bladder ailment and heard a radio account of the All Star tilt from his home. The 76 year old legend was initially named to lead the American Leaguers but was later replaced by Joe McCarthy of the Yankees after falling ill.
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Foundry and Plating Teams Win City Class B Games
Elyria Foundry and Elyria Plating Corporation won City Class B League games last night. The Foundry beat the Eagles 3-1 at Universal Diamond No. 1. The Plating team defeated Troxel Company 13-6 at Universal Diamond No. 2.
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Ridge Tool Beats St. Peter's 8 to 7 in Close Game
Ridge Tool defeated St. Peter's C. O. team 8 to 7 last night at North Ridgeville. Davies starred for the winners with Redman catching while Schneider and Gerhart Smith pitched for the losers. Ridge Tool's right fielder led with three hits in three trips.
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Yankees In All Star Tilt Set At Yankee Stadium
The New Yankees headline the American League All Stars today in the seventh annual All-Star game at Yankee Stadium. Key pitchers include Ruffing and Derringer for the AL and Feller for the NL, with seven clubs aiding the AL lineup and Cincinnati Reds strong in the NL starting eight.
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Wakeman Caps Face Dover Merchants and Ethiopian Clowns
Wakeman Red Caps, 10 wins 2 losses, host Dover Merchants Wednesday night seeking to even a series that includes a prior Dover win. Ethiopian Clowns visit Thursday for an Ohio swing, in only their seventh meeting with Wakeman, Clowns leading the series four to two. Estelle Carroll of New York City will perform between innings as a novelty feature.
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Benefit Softball Program At Harmon Field Heads Up
The Harmon Field benefit features Peninsular Steel of Cleveland vs a main event with Bishop from Silver's team, injured recently. Walter Sheldon of the Elyria Recreation Board notes the event, with a preliminary game between Bittner Funeral Home and Klaras Recreation of Dover at 7:15 p.m.
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Cincinnati Reds defeat Dayton Red Wings in exhibition game
Cincinnati Reds beat the Dayton Red Wings 7 to 3 in an exhibition game. Reds hit more extra base blows and led 4,529 fans to an overflow crowd at the Dayton venue.
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Elyria Hardwares to Face St Peter’s Church Team Tonight
The Elyria Hardwares travel to Ridgeville for a 6 o clock game against St Peter’s Church team. Players are ordered to meet at 5 o clock at the home of Manager Ellsworth Albert.
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Loeffler Harndare and Ber son’s Dry Goods clash tonight
The Loeffler Harndare and Ber son’s Dry Goods teams meet in a scheduled game tonight. Details on venue and time are not fully legible in the text.
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Frank's Bakery Girls Triumph Over North Olmsted 14-9
Frank's Bakery girls defeated Cook's Service girls of North Olmsted 14 to 9 in a game played last night at North Olmsted. The contest featured free hitting with 23 hits, 13 by Frank's Bakery and 10 by the home team.
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