Rustling Thru Sports With RUSS DAVIES
This column surveys readers editors and players opinions on sports reporting and on field behavior. It notes reader complaints about favoritism broadcast moments and lack of transparency while highlighting Notre Dame ticket sales and local softball matchups as examples of ongoing sports activity.
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Boxing Showdown Looms In Maiden Title Fight
Promoters in Greenwood Lake and Pompton Lakes seed buzz for a Sept. 18 title bout between Louin Louis and challenger Tami Maurietta. Training reports from several camps describe Maurietta as confident yet heavy, with boxing experts predicting strong power but noting uncertainty around his stamina and readiness for a world title bid.
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Large Crowd Anticipated at Oberlin Softball Field
A large crowd is expected tonight at the Oberlin road field for an independent card of games by the Elytia Recreation Board. The opener at 7:30 features Rorick Insurance of this city against Piratas Springs girls, both contending for the site championship. Hahn Manufacturing Company versus Veterans of Foreign Wars No 1079 follows, with Lakeswood Class AA League rivals. Hahn won last season’s Lorain County tournament for the Carl W. Waroner trophy. The men’s game is set for 8:40.
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Carl W. Waroner
Feller Scuffles as Yankees Rout Indians in Big Win
Bob Feller struggled to a short start as the New York Yankees bombed the Cleveland Indians 9 to 2. Chandler pitched well for New York, allowing Feller to fall to 16 wins this season while the Yankee offense exploded with multiple home runs and a five run burst in the fifth inning.
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Rain Cancels D Loop Game In Norwalk Schedule
Rain cancels the D Loop game at Fly Stadium. Norwalk Woodweeball team to host Ahvan Silver Tass on Sunday at 6 30 p m. Details unclear due to damaged text but indicates postponement and forthcoming scheduling.
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Insurance Girls Soar To 10-4 Victory In Loop Contest
The Roriek Insurance girls beat the Met John J Gallagher girls 10 to 4 in Lakewood Elks Girls League play at Lakewood Elks diamond. Marge Wood allowed four hits, struck out 11, and benefited from seven Gallagher errors. Mary Wiener backed her teammates with key singles as Roricks improve to 9-5. Next, they face Puritus Springs Girls at Oberlin Roadfield in a 7:40 p.m. doubleheader opener.
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Zaharias Still Odds On Choice In Trans Miss Golf
Babe Didrikson Zaharias remains the betting favorite to win the Women's Trans Mississippi golf title after reaching the semi finals in Denver. She defeated Ann Carey of Mason City and then Sara Berry of St Louis to secure a berth in the final rounds as Polly Rules of Texas advanced in a separate match.
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Mysterious Prairie League Notes From Mayne County
Fragmented OCR shows scattered references to a baseball softball scene with teams, local leagues, and individuals. Mentions of the American Legion, Best Ret, and Midland events hint at a community sports page listing games, players, and upcoming practices.
Hines Holds Lead With 66 In Golf Tournament Round
Kansas City scene as Jimmy Hines shoots 64 to tie course record and take a two stroke edge into the second round of the $20,000 Kansas City invitational. Johnny Bulla and Jig McSpaden follow with 68s. Byroty Nelson 69. others bracketed around 70.
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Jig) McSpaden
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Duke) Gibson
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Athletics Acquire Grimes From Yankees on Waivers
New York report states Oscar Grimes, a wartime regular, was sent from the New York Yankees to the Philadelphia Athletics for a $7,500 waiver price.
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Local Fairways Schedule At Elyria Club
Elyria Country Club plans a club break and four balls event with land members urged to reserve by phone. Mrs J R Barton defaults to Mrs WC Barbour in the Judy flight first round for women, delayed by a storm. Harbour advances to face Mie in a second round, Barton to meet Hoeh in consolation.
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Keeping Up With The Majors Minors
A garbled sports note tracks American League action with scattered team names and players. It mentions New York and Cleveland games, potential lineups, and partial box scores, highlighting Mets and other clubs in a stray, OCR-like summary.
Unbeaten Aigeie Arhetican Legion to Meet Columbia Sunday
The Lorains Medina Baseball League schedules a Sunday double feature with the undefeated Aigeie Arhetican Legion clashing Columbia at Columbia. Elyea beat Valley City and Columbia topped Litchfield in second-half openers. Other Sunday games: Valley City at Litchfield, Gration at Latrange, and Erhart at Medina. Gates open at 2 40 p.m.
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Germain Otto Battle For Intercollegiate Title Final
Miss Germain former Women's Western Amateur champion and Miss Otto of Northwestern reached the final in the Intercollegiate Women's golf tournament after close matches. Germain defeated Patricia O Sullivan 2 and 1 while Otto posted the day's best score 74 to beat Carol Freese.
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St Paul Deadlocks For Lead in Association Race
St Paul tied for league lead with Indianapolis after walloping Columbus 14 to 0. Milwaukee shut out Cleveland 2 to 0. Louisville swept Kansas City in a doubleheader 11 to 0 and 1 to 4, while Minneapolis beat Toledo 5 to 3.
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Softball Schedule Re Scheduled Due To Rain
Rain postpones two Oberlin softball games and moves them to next Monday. Independent fill at 7 40 features Lub Tristam against Genera Industries with USA and WoC also noted. Local No 872 plans a meeting amid an Industrial League fray MBAS references.
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Sunday's Class F schedule moved to Cascade Park diamond
The Bittner Funeral Home Elyria Bears and Bronze and Motor Haulaway West Side Lumber games in Class F were shifted to Cascade Park diamond for Sunday afternoon. Other Sunday games include Reger Binninger Jewelers at Bly Stadium 1 PM and East Carlisle Indians vs American Legion Cubs at Care Isle Llavelick. Cascade marquee lists Riltner Flyrna Brass at 3 PM and Meter Haulaway West Side Timber at 2 PM.
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Army to Send Football Exports to Occupation in Stuttgart
United Press reports the Army announced it would send football players to Germany for a two week athletic school for occupation forces in Stuttgart, with July bid declined. Other items note Nick Consbrs of Louisville winning his first against Nedged jockeys at Bedford Hills, Cleo Top advancing toward finals in the National Professional Grass Court, and various golf and tennis results from New York and Dublin.
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Chandler Beats Feller In All-Star Tilt 9-1
Chandler argues for praise by beating star pitcher Feller 9 1 at Yankee Stadium as the American League gains late runs. He allowed five hits and failed to complete a shutout but delivered a key win over the league’s top hurler. The day also features Boston trimming Detroit 9 2, White Sox over Senators 4 2, and Giants routing Cardinals 13 3.
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Walters Stars As Reds Beat Braves
Cincinnati pitcher Bucky Walters hit well with a single and double and pitched seven hits as the Reds defeated the Boston Braves 6 to 2 before 10,312. Eddie Lukon homered for his third in two games. The win tightens Cincinnati’s lead over Boston to three games. Ewell Blackwell matched with two from four wins.
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