Elyria golf and district softball notes of July 1946
National Open tie and Elyria links report with Hines Sarazen and Dawson Little in a Cleveland playoff relapse. Nearby softball courts highlight 1946 District No. 3 tourney entries, venue Beta Road, and Lorain County teams contesting. Also local sports figures and business moves noted as community sports pages recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibwe Garrebh
Dawson Little
Cleveland
Canterbuey
Little
Elyria Country Club
Sarazen
Getter
Elyria
Subagen
Sarvaen
Vinca Corporation
Detroit
Biyrla
Fred Reiter
Bendix Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Gene
Elyria Recreation Board
Saeanig
Hayes Transfer to White Sox Remains Unanswered Query
Philadelphia wired reports that catcher Frankie Hayes agreed to move from the Cleveland Indians to the Chicago White Sox for a $7500 waiver price. The deal sparked questions about Hayes status and any disputes with Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau amid an All-Star game performance by Fireman Bob Feller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
White Sox
Philadelphia
Frankie Hayes
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
WSTA
Cleveland
Lou Boudyeau
Boston
Bouehoin
Magus
Saints Break Tie For Top In Assn
Saint Paul rose to first in the Americath Association after a tight series with Milwaukee. Hey Ceell and Harry Taylor led a five inning stretch before Saint Paul got a run in the second half. Taylor threw a shutout as Saint Paul edged Cee for the win. Charley Chiberts homer keyed Toledo over Kansas City 2 to 1 in a pitching duel. Minneapolis moved up by beating Louisville 2 to 0 as Charles Jungles starred for the Colonels and Met Deutsch allowed seven Millers hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Americath Association
Wit Moby
Lidiampolis
Hey Ceell
Harry Taylor
Saints
Cee
Taylor
Sydiis
Lye Sainte
Yehet
Quarge Woods
Columbus
Milwaukee
Maing
Brewers
Charley Chiberts
Freddy Sanford
Toledo
Kansas City
Sanford
Minneapolis
Louisville
Charles Jungles
Met Deutsch
Millers
Roosevelt In Front In Union Softball League Standings
Roosevelt leads with two wins and no defeats as McKinley and Hamilton split a pair, Cascade sits at one win two losses, and Rhy de MME shows one win two losses in the Union league. In the Senior League Roosevelt and Hanlan each won one game while Cascade dropped two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
McKinley
Hamilton
Cascade
Hanlan
Nate
White Cascade
Cardinals Rally Past Dodgers To Narrow NL Lead
Eddie Fer of the Cardinals keeps pushing as St Louis romps the Dodgers 10 to 6 at home, moving within a game and a half of the NL leaders. Stan Musial and a four-hit attack pace the win while Hank Wyse, Grady Hatton and other stars contribute to a wide weekend performance across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Dodgers
Carl Lundquiet
United Press
BW York
Eddie Fer
Cardinal
St. Louis
Dyer
Makin Wood
Harry Beechean
Musial
Stan Meisial
Cards
Hugh Casey Oit
Dodger
Cubs
Giants
Ted
Hank Wyse
Nave Koslo
Automatics and CLO meet in key Oberlin League contest
Two Industrial League games are on the Oberlin field schedule as Western Automatic faces CLO in a pivotal clash. Western Automatic seeks a tie for the second half crown, while CLO aims to shake up the standings by edging Elyria Foundry and Colson Corporation. The Western Automatic CLO game starts 7:30 p.m. with the Colson Elyria Foundry match at 8:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberl
Western Automatic
Paceselter
U.A.W.C
Elyria Foundry
Colson Corporation
CLO
Harshaw Chemical
Colson, Corporation
C.L.D
Carson Corporation-Elyria Foundry
Atlantic City track to open with lavish facilities and high rollers
The Atlantic City race track aims to debut July 22 with a grand complex featuring dining terraces, private boxes, and deluxe amenities. Promoters promise weathered security, water features, and secluded viewing to attract big spenders and elite patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlantic City
Atlantic City
America
Hollywood
Seashore
Golf Standings and Team Names From Local Meet
Readable fragments show golf standings and several team names including Allstate Radiator, Easton Company, and Murnture. The text lists various sponsors or participants and partial club references, implying a local standings section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Lemains Lytng
Easton Cmpany
Nera Leonings
Buy Cohat Uci Ak
Ores
District Softball Tourney Draws 35 Teams From Area
Thirty five teams from the south district of the Chin Amateur Softball Association enter the annual district tournament at Oberlin Road field under Elyria Recreation Board sponsorship on Friday July 26. Elyria entries include Hahn Manufacturing VFW 1079 and more, with eight Lorain teams led by Sobel’s Jewelers. Other entrants span Erie Seneca Sandusky and Huron counties, with Polish Club Hahn Associates Vic Silver Jewelers General Industries Club Tristam LAW CLO Local 971 and Duplex Foundry among Elyria clubs and many others from nearby cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Erie County
Senicea County
Sandusky County
Wyran County
Yepko
Lorain
Sobel's Jewelers of
Routh Packers
Tiffin
Hahn Manufacturing Company
Elyria
Veterans of Foreign Warg
Oberlin Road
Robek Insurance Girls
Puritas Springs
Habu Manufacturing
Dave Miller
Alloy Inn
Haarshaw Chemical Company
Miller
Harshaw Chemical
United Dry Cleaning Company
Steve Bako
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kansas City
Johnny Skulnicki
Ace Flinger
Sabel's Jewelers
Sth
Chin Amateur Softball Association
Elyria Recreation Board
Hahn Manufacturing
Lakewood
V. FW
City
Sobel's Jewelers
Erie
Seneca
Sandusky
Huron
Columbus
Vets
Hahn Associates
Vic Silver Jewelers
General Industries
Club Tristam
LAW
CLO
Fred Smith
Fifth
Idag
Horain—Polish Club
Haker's Recreation
Sohel Jewelers
Avon Lake
Amherst Magies
Amherst American Legion
Norwalk Eagles
Wellington Sterling Foundry
Wellington
Clearview Vets
Funeral Home And Jewelers Clash In Loop Contest
Two of four perfect second half City Class F Baseball League teams meet in a loop game at Cascade Park Diamond at 3 45 today. Bittner Funeral Home seeks its second straight second half win after beating Elyvia Brass and Bronze, while Roger Binninger Jewelers opened with a win over LOOF No 103. Bittner has eight straight Joop Victories, with seven in the first half and one in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittner Funeral Home
Roger Binninger Jewelers
Cascade Park
Elyvia Brass
LOOF
Joop
Legion Team Drill At Elyria Stadium This Afternoon
The Elyria American Legion team in the Moraln Medina County League will practice on Ely Stadium diamond today at o'clock. Manager Jack Refenning asks all members to be on hand. Also Amherst softball schedule includes Army vs Navy tonight at 8. Amherst Eagles vs Wellington on independent card at 1:40, and South Amherst American Legion vs Elyria Duplex Foundry at 8:45. Thursday features two league games and two independents, with Amherst American Legion vs Florence York at 1:30 and Amherst Eagles vs F Lorn American Legion at 8:45. Independent games include Clearview vs LA Watt at 1:00, No. 971 of Elyria at 7:30, and Elyria Duplex Foundry vs Wellington Sealy’s at 8:48. Also Lehigh University President Dr. Martin D Whitaker announced the appointment of Cal Peres TL Sadler in intercollegiate affairs.
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Amuerst
Army
Navy
Amherst Aeid
Amherst
Amherst Eagles
Wellington
Eagles
South Amherst American Legion
Elyria Duplex
Foundry
Amherst American Legion
Florence
Artholemem
Pa—sur
Lehigh University
Martin D. Witltiker
Cal Peres TL
Sadler Aerete
Uitercoegiate Ane
Tia
Cascade Park Hosts Shuffleboard And Horseshoe Tourneys
Cascade Park playground will host next week a shuffleboard tournament for boys and girls in four divisions and a horseshoe pitching contest for boys up to 18. Entries close Friday at Cascade playground with Lea Gast or Ann Gates, with pairings announced Saturday and play starting Monday.
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Cascade Playground
Lea Gast
Ann Gates
Marginal Scores Sweep Night Baseball Card
A reader compiling a packed sports page shows mixed results across MLB and college games. Highlights include Philadelphia beating Chicago 7 to 1, New York 1 to Boston 3, and Pittsburgh 2 to St Louis 10, with various standings and upcoming matchups listed for today and tomorrow.
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New York
Delavi Waatihgran
Clevemia
Chicago
Piadelphy
Berra
Philadelphia
Washington
I. Pauls
Clevelard
Boston
Cleveland
Philadet
St. Louis
Petraly
Brooklyn
St Leuta
Huston CunenTy
York
Philedelphis
Pittsburgh
BESU
TS Cineinnatt
PttabUrgh
Feller Opposes Red Sox In Key Cleveland Bid
Boston leads the league as Bobby Feller prepares to start for Cleveland against the Boston Red Sox. Tex Hughson seeks his 11th win in 15 decisions as the Indians chase fifth place, with Boston already pulling ahead of New York after recent results. An exhibition in Lynn, Mass., saw Pete Center throw a 2-0 shutout before 9,263 fans.
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Boston
WUP
Cleveland Indiana
Bobby Feller
Boston Red Sox
Tribe
St. Louis
Sox
Beantown
Indians
Fenway Park
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Hughsom
Sox Feller
Hed Sox
Tex Hughson
Lyn
Mass
Pete Center
New England
Local Fairways Amid Jewelers Tie in First Half
Vic Silver Jewelers and Sobel's Jewelers led their divisions in the first half championship with Vic Silver gaining a title as Stone's Grill tied Timms Spring for second. Sobel's Jewelers clinched the National Division title via a forfeit from General Industries. Other front nine results featured UAW C LO Local 971 beating Spring Valley and Plaudler Company with multiple scorelines across the board. The playoff for the first half championship is set for next Sunday at 12 o'clock noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Silver Jewelers
Sobel's Jewelers
K and 8 Tool Company
Spring Valley
Timms Spring Company
Stone's Grill
Grill
Timms Spring
Sobel’s Jewelera
Olsen Manufacturing Company
West Side Food Market
Wall's Restaurant
Plaudler Company
Knowles and
Howard Stanford
Joe Vayzincak
Rudy Mite
Chuck Rudy
Hob Kiely
Jim Cirighiano
Bill Thomagson
Jim Cirigliano
Automatics Edge UAW in Industrial League Clash Title Fight
ESTEIN AUTOMATIC clinched undisputed first in the second half Industrial League by defeating UAW OLD Local 971 11 to 6 at Oberlin Head Field. Colson Corporation moved into second with its win and a forfeit by Harshaw Chemical, while General Industries beat Club Tristam 2 to 1 in an innings battle. Colson’s Carl Chapmen starred with four hits, and pitcher Al Bignall earned the win as Colson committed nine errors yet prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estein Automatic
Colson Corporation
UAW Old
Oberlin
C.L
General Induatrion
Harshaw Chemical
Western Automatic
Indepammant
General Industries
Club Tristam
Tlaw.c.lo. No
Colson
Colson Corporations
Russ Sheaffer
Franktli Carr
George Chapman
Steve Kirsh
Milan Bendik
Sheaffer
Carr
Bignall
al Bignall
Carl Henke
C. I
New Ring Find Hailed By Fans In Newark
The new boxing sensation Charlie Chaney, nephew of George Chaney, drew a thrilling eight round draw with Marvin Bryant in Newark. Chaney, a chunky Irish-Italian middleweight from Baltimore, displayed dynamic class despite his first pro defeat, hailed by fans as the sport’s Golden Boy despite the outcome.
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Newark
N. J.M
1 Fight
Young Charlie
K.0
Chaney
Golden
Baltimore
George
K.C.) Chaney
Marvin Bryant
Dallas
Tex
Meadowbrook Bowl
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Russ Davies
General Tire
George Hermann
General Tire Service
B. Bridge
Ass'n
My United Press
Ken Johnson
Ingerance Agency
Cemlury Mik
Ybeel
Dow Dohneon
Matti Waithus
Phil Cavaretta
Grady Hatton
Reds
Cincinnati
Benatorn
John Niggeling
Beaves
Washington Senators
Pirates
Tigers
Spud Chandler
Fred Hutchinson
Chandler
Phil Marchildon
Royal Air Force
Senators
Browns
Mickey Haeffer
Newman Shirley
Nata
Grady Matton
Homer
Victary
C.L.O
U.S
Pat UK
Oscar Fraley
Ann Decht
Belmont
Athens
Mia
Funeral Home and Jewelers
American Legion
Vic Silver Sewelers
Mibley
Bultula
Syracuse
Rochester
Forrester & Sartreal
Brink
Duplex Foundry
Bier Jewelers
Elva Strehents
Legus
Western Dudanatic
Sheneryl Industries
Alden
Coty Beagys Akucipsoay
Feller
Flyrna Country Club
K. W. Deetz
Hi. D. Bemis
A. Alurbacheer
Cherry Ridge
Seth Beverages
Uthe
Pfindier Company
Viewergl Industries
Thew Shorts
Haserod Jewelers
West Side Lumber
Metera
Roka
General
Don McGinley
East Avenue
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