Shaw High School names new football coach Patton
Ralph C. Patton of New Concord will lead Shaw High School football, becoming the seventh Shaw head coach since the Lake Erie League founded. The article traces prior Shaw coaches and notes Patton joins two other new Erie League coaches for the upcoming season. Also noted are other staff changes and ongoing citywide tennis and fishing license trends.
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Shaw
de. C. J. Korb
East Cleveland
Ralph C. Patton
New Conford
Jack Snavely
Snavely
War
Erie
Cleveland Heights
Deniny Sehill
Ellwood City
Pennsylvania
Trevor Rees
Ohio State
Rees
Etttie Godfrey
Kent State University
Lakewood
Reed
Paul EB. Bront
East Cleve
Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Navy
Marty Loftus
Loftus
Duticra
Paul Hoernemann
New Philadelphis Way
Hoernemann
T Ie
Heidelberg College
Patton
Lake Erie
Mal Pryor
Lorain
Bob Breitenstein
Shaker Heights
Pryor
Breitenstein
Shaker
Normen Schoen
Herb Mills
Bryce Bloom
Elyria
Ralph Nese
Howard Baughman
D. W. Trubey
Meats Forfeit Victory Tops Class D Standings
The Ely Baseball Commission ruled the American Legion Blue versus Halosz Meats game a forfeit to the Meats due to the Legion failing to start at 1 pm at Fly Stadium. The forfeit gives the Meats a top spot after a second straight win, with Lehynan-Johnson Realtors beating the Grafton Merchants to tie for second place.
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Lehynan-Johnson Realtors
Grafton Merchants
Cascade Park
Legion’ Blue Nine
Change in District Softball Tourney Schedule
Announcement reports a schedule change for District No. 5 softball with the Lorain Labels Jewelers Norwalk Eagles game moved from Friday 9 PM to Saturday 10 PM. Sabel's Jewelers also gained a shift due to an Ashland game, prompting a 9 PM Friday substitute at Pilace. The series is the second game of a best of three between General Industries and Western Automations for the Prodmual League championship. Twenty-two American machine tool manufacturers will exhibit at the International Sample Fair in Par.
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Lorain Label
Jewelers- Norwalk Eagles
Sabel
Jewelers
Ashland
Pilace
Jewellers-Norwalk
General Industriesrang Western Automatios
Par
Indians Beaten In Twin Bill
Cleveland lost both games of a twin bill to Philadelphia Athletics in a New York area series opener. The A's won 2-1 and 7-8 as Cleveland returned from a road trip while Washington moved up to fourth place by sweeping Cleveland yesterday.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Washington
Stan Spence
Senators
Stohr Fires Second Hole in One at Spring Valley
Lakewood golfer A. T. Stohr scored his second ace in four weeks at Spring Valley Golf Course. He sank the No. 16 Par 3, 133 yards after earlier ace on No. 9 Par 3, 100 yards. Stohr used a No. Biren iron and posted a notable score on the Gulf Road finks course.
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Spring Valley
A. T. Stohr
Lakewood
Stohr
Gulf Road Finks
Biren
Akstate
Williams And Musial Poised To Win Major League MVPs
In a pennant drive, Rod Williams of the Red Sox and Stan Musial of the Cardinals emerge as strong MVP contenders. Williams powered Boston with a homer, triple, double and single, boosting his batting average and leading majors in runs and hits. Musial added a four hit game for St Louis as he climbs to the top in hits and doubles, with standout performances by other stars shaping the battering outlook.
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York
Haseball
Rod Williams
Hed Sox
Sta Musial
Corndinals
Steeter
Pimpin’ Theodore
Boston
Browns
Stan
Credinala
Braves
St. Tanis
Williams
Dave Ferriss
Ens
Dom DiMaggio
Walt Jhonioh
St. Louis
Foliet
Musial
Ron A
Howie Potter
Swatter
Donora
Jewelers And Cubs Tied For Lead In Class F Circuit
Jewelers beat West Side Lumber 43 to 0 at Allen as Roger Binninger Jewelers contributed three hits in four and Frita Thornton threw a three hitter. Cubs rallied to defeat Motor Haulaway 8 to 3 at Ely Stadium, coming from behind with six runs in the sixth. Glen Slusher and Warren Sotherden led Cubs with multiple hits, while Les Spike also contributed. West Side Lumber and Haulaway suffered key losses. Cubs and Jewelers remain atop Class F standings with three straight wins.
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Roger Binninger
Jewelers
American Legion
Cubs
West Side Lumber
Allen
Ely Stadium
Frita Thornton
Roger-Binninger Jewelers
Ken Grills
Don Hawke
Tom
My Farmer
Jim Lyons
Thornton
Eddy
American Legion Cubs
Major Hawkaway
Les Spike
Max French
French
Bob Shedron
Mike Morga
Hanlan
Shedron
Bob Strinka
Tod He Rame
Java
Glen Slusher
Warren Sotherden
Byal
Spike
Vermilion and Huron Win at Amherst in Lights
Vermilion and Huron triumphed at Amherst in a night game battle. Hal Moser and Jack Tilhs starred as the winning battery for Vermilion while Phat Horn and Brooks led the losers. Scoring included circuit smashes from Tischer and strong pitching by Berger for the Legion side.
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Sandusky Apex
Halstein
Unicon
Bae Finger
Donst
Rd Berger
Legon
Elmer Smith
Jack Bhickford
Bebo
Chuck Michoet
Maron
New London Split With Homerville Creston in Sauce
New London Merchanty split the Sunday afternoon tilt 3-2 after Creston’s Vic Mardy charged the game with a late bid. Thomas, a rising figure in the Merchant pitching staff, endured a rough inning as the Creston squad targeted the right ankle and benching followed amid a tense rally.
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New London
Homerville
Creston
London
Londom Merchanty
Pormery
Jack iLetive Thomas
Merchant
Gore
Enyrinte
Crestons
Vic Mardy
Steirh Thomas
Local Golf Scores Highlight Weekend Play In League
Lowe Lapoa led with nine hole 46 37 33 to top Cherry Ridge scorers over the weekend. Al Stuskiews followed with 75, then Bill Ehtke 78 Carl Dubena 77 and Bill Lawrence 79. Others include Walt Lukey 80 Carl Sniezek 80 Martin Mutz 80 and Harold Copas 83. Four matches set for Tuesday at Cherry Ridge with several clubs fielding teams. H R Selby led Elyria Country Club golfers with weekend 76 Saturday and 79 Sunday. Teammates and numerous scores listed for Saturday Sunday play across several courses and leagues.
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Lowe Lapoa
Fred
Cherry Ridge
al Stuskiews
Bill Ehtke
Carl Dubena
Bill Lawrence
Walt Lukey
Carl Sniezek
Martin Mutz
John Sukey
Harold Copas
Joe Porty
Bruce Boehler
Ed Prohaska
Bud Duane
al Nagy
H.R. Selby
Elyria Country
Focal Tanks
L. P. Tufford
C. R. Aldrich
W. B. Timmson
W. Rr. O'Brien
C. S. Bowden
A Guthman
Vets beat Hahn Manufacturing 3 1 in Ridgeville league game
Vets of the City League upset Hahn Manufacturing 3 1 as Art Marsh allowed only five hits in a four hitter for the win. Lee Morse opened with a double and Ed Talacek drove in two runs. Bill Simonovich and Chubby Kascha contributed key hits while Joe Chapla struggled early. The Clearview Vets topped Mahn Associates 4 3 in the earlier matchup, with Leska scoring on a bunt error and Ercors Hurt Associate delivering power.
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Fillnn
Ridgeville
Hahn Manufacturing Company
Lakewood
Mahn Associates
Io Clearview
Vets
Chapla
Lee Morse
Andy Suetta
Joe Yar
Morse
Alex Miko
Ed Talacek
Art Marsh
Caleler Ed Talarek
Leska
Chubby Kascha
Ercors
Bill Simonovich
Hahn Associates
Clearview Vets
Twist" Zalatel
Carol Budsley
Malin
Mack
Tae
Oletka
Clenyvlem Veta
Valin
Crater “Vetx Suipayteh
Mages Hahn Ansacuiler eZalgorl and
Serkt
Grafton Holds Loop Lead In Medina County Baseball League
Grafton won its third straight second-half game to seize sole league lead with a 63 win at Litchfield Sanday. Elyria lost a thriller to Erhart 3-2, dropping into a four-way tie for second. Medias shut out Valley City 7-0 as Grama blanked Valley City with a three-hitter. Drage took his second loss as Ralph Hisey and Erhart prevailed in a late ninth. Ted Hess earned a win for Grafton, while Harder hurled a four hitter for Columbia in a shutout over Medina.
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Grafton
Leram-Medina County
Litchfield Sanday
Elyria American Legion
Erhart
LaGrange Nichols Funeral Home
Coluumbu
Medias
Valley City
Drage
Les Drage
No Wing
Secon
Ralph Hisey
Erhart Vine
Legion
Pbimn
Ehdich
Hisey
Awhile Drage
Ted Hess
Litchfield
Howard Hrowand
Meek Coms Ie
Harder
Bill Harder
Columbia
Hisvange
Fried Anders
Columbise
Securid Hv
Lyall Hampens
Milton Wicher
Bos Anders
Hammans
Medina
Mike Grama
von Crocker
Automatics Second Half Champs Set Playoff Opener
Western Automatic Cavaliers clinch second half title after a 5 4 10 inning comeback win over Colson Corporation at Oberlin Road field. Siffert double triple and an error produced the decisive run as Petrus and Siffert drove in the final tally. first game of best of three series with General Industries set for Wednesday night.
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Sotthail
Jagie Acdnott
Autematic Teat
Elyria Récreation
Oberlin Road
Colon Corporation
Accond
Western Automatic
Colson Corporation
Uarter
Alex Petrus
Jack Siffert
Rothard Buterbaugh
Weatera Automatic
General Industries
Willy
John Schoditsch
al Bignall
Colson Corporaton
Schoditsch
Bignell
Siffert
Orvie Fossie
Dale Maddock
Industries
Harry Murawski
C. I
Fosing
Calson Corporation
Baltorwn
Schoo
Fosale
Bienail and
Chapman
Schaffer Named Tribe Secretary
Rudie Schaffer, president of the Milwaukee baseball club, named business manager of the Cleveland Indians by President Bill Veeck. Schaffer, 34, succeeds Frank Kohlbecker who resigned. He was Veeck’s right hand man in Milwaukee before Veeck sold the club last October to Oscar Salenger of Chicago. Schaffer has worked for Milwaukee 45 years since graduating from Marquette University.
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Cleveland
Rudie Schaffer
Milwaukee Baseball Club
Cleveland Indians
Bill Veeck
Schaffer
Frank Kohlbecker
Veeck
Milwaukee
Tribe
Oscar Salenger
Chicago
Marquette University
Amherst Hosts Fifth District American Legion Softball Play
Seven teams from six counties enter the Fifth District tournament in Amherst with games on July 24 28 and August 4. Elyria Amherst Attica Tiffin Shelby Bucyrus and Lorain compete with winners advancing to the Legion Regional Tournament.
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American Legion
Amherst
Legion
Elyria
Lorain
Tiffin
Shelby
Bucyrus
Attica
Shelby Ve. Bucyrus
Lorain Va. Winener
Attica-Tiffin
Shelby-Bucyrus
Amherst-Elyria
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Pete) Cogan
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Division of Conservation Accounting Section
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Lorain-Medine Co
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City Golf League
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