Ohio state softball tournament set for Columbus dates
The annual Ohio state men and girls softball championships will be at State Hospital Field Columbus August 24 25 and 27 with double elimination. James A Rhodes mayor of Columbus and Ohio Amateur Softball Association lead. defending men champions are Rausch Rooters of Napoleon and Sucher Meats of Dayton is defending girls title.
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Ohio State
State Hospital Field
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Carl W. Wagner
Elyria
Theovy
Rausch Rooters
Hapoleon
Lorain Carek Meats
Reds Edge Dodgers In 3 Game Series
Reds beat Dodgers 2 to 1 in Philadelphia at Shibe Park after a tense three game set. Bleary report notes rookie Ceciunah Ightlander and pitcher Eddie Stanky figure in the late bullpen as Cincinnati seizes the series lead.
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Dodgers
Philadelphia
Jim Kanxtants
Ceciunah Ightlander
Sevnmig Hypt
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Fark
Tavel Lee Philadelvnie
Reds defeat Dodgers on miscued plays and timely hitting
The Reds beat the Dodgers as Fly Stunky and Bank McCoonugh contributed key grounders and hits. Gee Walker scored from second on a misplayed grounder, while Ray Muelle and Curt Davis also figured in the scoring. Woody Williams earned the win with two doubles and two singles, his fifth win in as many starts. The article notes a misplay in a duel between Heassey and Davis and references Sevantepel's recapture by a Red Army, with population figures evolving to 10 000 by May 25.
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Dodgers
Bank McCoonugh
Gee Walker
Hum Jy
Ray Muelle
Ed Heassey
Curt Davi
Flatbush
Dirig Walker
Woody Williams
Ty Plate
Ciscuumay Tyre Factory
Heysser
Ahiddig Dodgers
Williams
Bagby Debuts as Indians Top A's 4 1 in Series Opener
Cleveland Indians beat Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 1 in the opening game of a four game series. Jim Bagby, back with the Tribe, allowed two walks and two strikeouts in his 1944 pitching debut, helping Cleveland reach the .500 mark and move within 1 1/2 games of the Red Sox and 1 1/2 behind the Browns. Bagby contributed at the plate with a run, while Ken Keltner tripled and scored on a misplayed grounder. A’s tallied in the ninth on McGhee single, Kell’s double, and Burns grounder.
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Bill McGhee
George Kell
Joe Burns
Mickey Racer
Cipai
Ken Keltner
Busch
Buddy Ronser
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Tom Turner
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Japper
Red) Lynn
Giant
Harry Brecheen
Avchill
Ray Sanders
Johnny Hopp
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Phillies
Max Butcher
Pete Coscarert
Pirates
Ridgeville Anniversary Bill Sparks Pro Program of Softball Games
Ridgeville marks the fourth anniversary of its eNominated softball field with a three game program on Sunday. Hahn Manufacturing Company of Elyria faces Duskey s of Lorain in the opener at 6. Hahn Manufacturing Company girls play Fostoria Farmerettes at 7 15, and the feature at 8 45 has Hahn Manufacturing Company of Lakewood AA League meeting All Men Transfers. A large crowd is expected and parking facilities will be available.
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Sucher Meats
Dayton
Oberlin Road
Fred Smith
Trothel
Batavia
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Eaton Preformer
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Batavia Daily News
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Wellsville
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Iice
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Elyria
Cascade Park
Ely Stadium
Birch Street
Elks Lodge
Dewey
Lou’ Boudreau
Thomas E. Dewey
Quentin Reynolds Jr
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Roosevelt
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Boston
Ed Klieman
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Red Sox
Scott
Noel
Mary Washington
North Street
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Noell
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General Industries
Smith
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Fatz
Vic Salver Jewelers
Hahn Manufacturing Company
Rion
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Sarath Istead
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Generel Industries
Ridgeville
Duskey’s of
Fostoria Farmerettes
Lakewood
All+ men
Adda
Hollywood Romance Shifts From Passion to Divorce
Jimmie Fidler notes Jennifer Jones and Robert Walker in Since You Went Away show real onscreen romance despite civil offscreen tension during their divorce proceedings. He argues camera truth can exceed personal fault, as their strained moments contrast with lasting performances and public careers.
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Tye
Simone Fidler
Jennifer Jones
Robert Walker
David O. Setenick
Jeander
Guise
Watershee
Musial Leads Walker By One Percentage Point
Major league batting leaders shift as Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals tops Fred Dixie Walker of the Brooklyn Dodgers by one percentage point with an .857 mark. Doerr of Boston regains American League lead at .388, while Ted Wilks tops NL pitchers at .875. Cleveland and Detroit trade fielding honors as Boston and Chicago contend for league titles with notable player standings and team averages.
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Stan Musial
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Fred
Dixie) Walker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Musial
Musia
Walker
St. Louis
Bobby Doerr
Boston
Thurman Tucker
Chcago White Sox
Doerr
Pete Fox
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Red Birds
Cleveland
Detroit
Whitks
Ted Wilks
Gordon Maltzberger
Home Run Powers Millers Past Brewers in opener
Fred Vaughn belted a first inning homer with two aboard to lift Minneapolis over Milwaukee 2 1 in the opener of a doubleheader as Julio Acosta limited the Millers to three hits. Milwaukee then dominated the finale 15 1 to complete the twin bill sweep. Louisville swept Toledo 2 0 and 19 2 as Danny Wilkes and others fueled runs. Columbus split with Indianapolis 5 4 and 3 6, and St Paul won both ends of a doubleheader versus Kansas City 8 1 and 10 2.
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Fred Vaughn
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
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Alillers
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Julio Acosta
Millers
Vaughn
Stors
Earl Cauldwell
William Howerton
Indians
Pigeons race at Dixon to Elyria winner named Swifty
The Elyria Homing Pigeon Club sponsored the GOU-suik race from Dixon Mo to Elyria. Swifty owned by Jack Terres won with 921 yards per minute. Second place went to a Perio I bird at 733 yards per minute. Kadae Juchee finished third with speeds A B and respective figures.
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Dixon
Elyria
Elyria Homing Pigeon Club
Perio I
Iuinun
Kadae Juchee
Jaeleis
Hoy
Seungs
Foundry Meets Automatic Team In Loop Tussle
Foundry and Western Automatic clash in Elyria City League play at Oberlin Road field Sunday evening with Bendix Westinghouse and a Navy squad squarely in a 7:36 kickoff. Foundry seeks a share of the lead by beating Western Automatic while American Radiator rests. postponed Radiator–Bendix date moved to next Wednesday.
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Elyria Recreation Board
Oberlin Road
Bendix
Westinghouse
Navy
Cleveland
Gamié
Western Automatic
Elyria Foundry
Blyta Foundry
Snade
Vic Silver Jewelers
Elyria Merchants
Legion Jrs Seek To Clinch First Half B Crown
The American Legion Juniors face Porsch Lumber and Coal in a 3 0 league decision at Cascade Park at 3 30 Sunday to decide the first half City Class B title. Legion Juniors hold 3 0, while a Parsch Lumber win could create a three way tie with Elyria Hardware, which has completed its schedule.
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American Legion
Porsch Lumber
Parsch Lumber
Legion Juniors
Elyria Hardware
Springfield Adds With Straight Win
Springfield defeated Middletown 7 to 6 for its 11th straight victory in the Ohio State Baseball League. Newark split a doubleheader with Zahesville, winning 4 to 3 and losing 5 to 1, Lina defeated Marion 16 to 4.
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U.P
Springfield
Middletown
Hss
Newark
Zahesville
Lina
Marion
Atardings
Newark Springheld
Middletorn
Ile Marton
Breadon Builds Card Pitching Depth With Young Starters
Sam Breadon preserves the Cardinals pennant run by promoting young pitchers from his urban victory farms into major league duty. Ted Wilks anchors a staff alongside Al Judsich and Fred Schmidt, filling gaps left by aging stars as the Cardinals sweep the Giants at the Polo Grounds.
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New York
Sam Breadon
Maater
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Cardinals
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George Mungertow
Uncle Buin
Whang
Ciardina
Ilks
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Polar Grounds
Wilks
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Sear
al Judsich
Fred Schmidt
Whem
Billy Southworth
Danie
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Uhes
Pollo
Brae White
Johnny Bewley
Reds
Lon Waraeke
Cubs
Hrendon
Tigers Gain Ground In Race Wakefield Addition Is Big Help
Detroit tightens pennant chase as six runs beat the Washington Senators 6 to 3. Dick Wakefield returns from service and sparks the lineup while Dizzy Trout earns his 13th win. Tigers sit a game and a half behind the Browns as Yankees, Indians, White Sox also win in a crowded AL race.
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Wakefield
Carl Lundquit
United
York
W.aj
Detroit Tigers
St. Lous Browns
New York Yankees
Dick Wakefeld
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Dizzy Trout
Browns
Three Contests On Sundays League Schedule Concludes
The City Class F League ends its first half with three Sunday games at Ely Stadium and Cascade Park. Bittner Funeral Home meets the Dons Cook Realty at 11:15, West Side Lumber and Coal faces American Legion Cubs at 3:30, and East Carlisle Juniors meets Lehman-Johnson Realtors at Cascade Park 4:15. Bittner has clinched the half title. West Side Cubs game moved from East Carlisle by the Elyria Recreation Board.
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Bittner Funeral
Dons
Cook Realty
West Side Lumber and Coal
American Legion Cubs
Cascade Park
East Carlisle
Lehman-Johnson Realtors
Bittner Funeral Home
Ganfalan
West Side
Lumber Legion Cubs
Elyria
Broad Campus Baseball Scores and League Updates
A jumble of game results and standings appears, including Cleveland at 0.0, Washington, and New York entries. Scattered team records for Detroit, Chicago, Boston, and Philadelphia mix with references to amateur leagues and the Maritime Commission.
Ohio State Grid Preview As Intra Squad Scrimmage Set
Ohio State football fans get a preview of the coming season as the Scarlet and White squads, led by coach Carroll Widdoes and assistants, play a 60 minute intra squad game. The six week practice wraps with fall camp starting Sept 4 and a opener with Missouri at Columbus. Officials include Krieger, Collings, Burghalter and Graf.
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Carroll Widdoes
Kia Hive
Widdoes
Buckeyes
Paul Brown
Missouri
Irish" Krieger
Qhief
Carlisle Collings
Ohio U
Joe
Hardware Team Heads to La Grange for Meeting
The Elyria Hardware baseball squad travels to La Grange tomorrow for a double header with the La Grange team. First contest against Columbia is slated to start at 1. Acting Manager Don Aderman orders all Hardware members to gather at the Y MM CA here at 2 promptly. Major League leaders and standings snippets follow in the scattered notes.
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la Grange
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Columbia
Don Aderman
Hardware
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Hagia
Lesos
Walker
Chicago
Americas
Seagle
Boson
Tat Tucker
Sa Weintraub
Rbichelson
Cuba
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