City Motors secure second with 10 2 win over Welsh Coal
City Motors defeated Welsh Coal 10-2 at Hamilton Field to climb into second place in the City softball league. Key hits and late rallies backed Curley Bainbridge as he held the Coal in check, with Cox and Robertson keying a second inning burst. Other games saw Ohio Fuel Gag beat Western Automatic 15-5 and Pfaudier toppled by Western Automatic. Rich Wines face Johnson Oils next. Motors meet Pfaudier at Roosevelt.
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Russ Davies
City Motors
Welsh Coal
Hamilton Field
Richwines
Motors
Walker
Vox
Garney
Coalmen
Connie Schroeder
Jimmy Henke
Jhe Motors
Bainbridge
Nos
Powell
Bill Cox
Shaffstall
Tryig
Banbridge
Cox
McGowin
Fred Smith
Kaiser
Valerine
Bill Robertson
Dave Robertson
Smith
Curley Bainbridge
Atiple
McGowa
Gurney
Henke
City Motor Ace
Foss
Ed Elbert
Ohio Fuel Gag
Western Automatic
Pfaudier
Johnson Oils
McKinley
Krugman Transits
Hamilton
Roosevelt
Aba
H D. Robertson
Bula
Wireinske
Dweben
Pees
J. Henke
Ean
McGown
F_ Smith
Robertson
Peeegee
HY Vaserius
Rats
Wa Shafistall, If . & Henke
Schroeder
Na Kaser
Goodson
Elber
Kreutzefeld
Elbert
Ed Walker
Bew
Garey P
Vecessee Civ Motors
Iweilsh Coal
Votovee Ohio Fuel Gas
Lepas
Folke
Pomeroy
EL Hrditsch
Iyerata
Prartfield
Pucholg
Ie ‘Tepatrick
Ifnes
Frank Schoditsch
Postal
Fred Schoditsch
Castle
Enres
AB Ray Watson
Ib Sera Ee
A J Kostyo
Ss. Hruss
Carr Os
Srrsteeete
Qerush
Serress Vreeera
K Lrove
St Ley
Rostyo
J Brove
Rf Tee Tabicash
Veges
ST Ramss
Fleath
Berees
Tahicash
Tih
Watson
Peg Inne An Son
A's Triumph As Earnshaw Tops Indians 5 to 2
George Earnshaw held Cleveland to a light hit total as Philadelphia beat the Indians 5-2 after a big first inning scoring three runs. Cochrane and Simmons homered for the A's and they totaled eleven hits against Willis Hudlin, who struggled outside the opening frame.
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Philadelphia
George Earnshaw
Philadelphia Athletics
Cochrane
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
Simmons
Clint Brown
McDonald
The
A’s
Averill
Morgan
Foxx
Hudlin
Hodapp
Jablonowski
Earnshaw
Burnett
Losiog
Hildebrand
van Graflan
McGowan
Burke and Von Elm to duel in Deauville exhibition
Billy Burke the 1931 National Open champion will meet George Von Elm in an 18 hole exhibition at the Deauville Country Club Avon Lake on Sunday at three o clock. They will then move to Inwood Beach Stop 57 Lake Road for a driving exhibition with prizes for found balls.
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Billy Burke
Inverness Country Club
Toledo
George von Elm
Burke
Hugs Bouse
Avon Lake
Deauville Country Club
Inwood Beach
Lake Road
Walker Road
Battalino Defeats Miller in Ten Round Featherweight Clash
Christopher Battalino of Hartford added Freddy Miller of Cincinnati to his list of victims in a ten round title bout at Redland Field in Cincinnati. Battalino dominated all rounds except the third and scored two nine count knockdowns in the eighth with Miller barely beating the count in the final round before 12 900 spectators.
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Cincinnati
Christopher
Bat) Battalino
Hartford
Conn
Battalino
Fidel LaBarba
Kid Chocolata
Freddy Miller
Redland Field
Miller
Ohio Battler
Ingram Recovering From Emergency Appendectomy
SAN FRANCISCO July 24 William Navy Bill Ingram UC football coach was reported recovering today from an emergency appendectomy performed yesterday at St Luke's Hospital.
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San Francisco
William “Navy
Bill’ Ingram
University of California
St. Luke's Hospital
Athletics and Cardinals Set for 1951 World Series Tilt
New York dispatch notes Philadelphia Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals leading their leagues by wide margins with 63 games left. Cardinals gain on Brooklyn and New York as race for second remains unsettled. Yankees, Red Sox, Browns and White Sox also win or lose shaping pennant chase.
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Unineu
York
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington Senators
Senators
Indians Versus Tigers In Stadium Softball Title Showdown
Tonight at 1st Haiti Stadium the Indians and Western Heights Tigers meet for the first half championship. Both sides hold four wins and one loss, with a large crowd expected. The Indians from the south end clash with the Western Heights team in a pivotal race for the lead after recent setbacks.
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Stadium
Indians
Western Heights Tigers
Tigers
Western Heights
West Side Blues
Wilroo A. C
Local fairway records fall at Cherry Ridge invitational
Ed Rays carded a 34 at Cherry Bulge to set a new course record during a 20‑golfer invitational at Cherry Ridge. Phil Armstrong won with 49, Nelson Krugman second with 42, Courtland Shay took best poker hand, Jay Huffman second. Lions Club 1‑club event featured Fauver’s team beating Raus 2 up with brassie plays.
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Ed Rays
Cherry Bulge
Raus
Clyde Smith
Ed Gentzel
Ward Fanver
Cherry Ridge
Phil Armstrong
Nelson Krugman
Courtland Shay
Jay Huffman
Lions Club
Hallighteen
Worl Fauver
Eddie Raus
Lyons” Srategy
Capt. Fauver
Capt Raus
Browns Beat Wellington 15-6 in Junior League matchup
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Wellington American Legion Junior team 15-6 at Wellington. Jim Fortman led with three hits in four at bats including a home run. A return game is set for next Friday at Cascade Park, with Graf ton and Amherst games on the docket. Call 39-041 to book.
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St. Louis Browns
Wellington
Wellington American Legion
Jim Fortman
Cascade Park
Browns
Grafton
Cascade
Amherst
Tigers and Yanks set for crucial junior league showdown
The Junior American League halves hinge on a Tuesday game as the Tigers face the Yankees at 1 PM. A Tigers win clinches the first half title while a Yankees victory could force a Tigers Browns tie. Indians lead with a 6 1 record, Browns 5 1, Yanks 0 1, Tigers 6 6, Senators 0 0, Athletics 0 0.
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Indians
Browns
Red Sox
Yanks
Tigers
Senators
Athletics
Bell advances to District Junior final as Enck meets Short
Bud Brown of Elyria Country Club exits in the District Junior Tourney after an 8 and 6 loss to Dick Bell of Shaker in the quarter finals. Bell then loses to Bob Enck of Ashland, 1 up, who advances to face Carlin Short of Acacia in the final today after Short beat Tom Whiteway of Pine Ridge, 3 and 1.
Dempsey Joins Promoters in San Francisco Track Plan
Jack Dempsey announced plans with William P Kyne for a $300000 race track near San Francisco joining their Reno track interests. Kyne, a former associate of the promoter, backs the venture alongside Dempsey in the Baer-Uzeudun era promotion.
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Reno
Jack Dempsey
California
William P. Kyne
San Francisco
Dempsey
Kyne
Richwine Team Travels to Grafton for Softball Clash
Richwine softball team travels to Grafton to face the strong Grafton squad tonight. All Richwine players must meet at Steve's Barber Shop on Middle Avenue at 6 o'clock.
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Richwine
Grafton
Steve
Middle Avenue
House Of David All Star Show at Riverview Park
The House of David baseball club visits Riverview Park to face the Elyria Eagles. They bring a portable light plant for night play and feature star players such as Heckman Williams Faust Harrison Moore Hipp LaFleur Bieiding Deal Tolles and Grover Alexander along with Kimpling Lewis Miller Laufer Harden in a strong pitching staff.
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House of David
Riverview Park
Elyria Eagles
Heckman
Harrison
Moore
Hipp
Fand LaFleur
Bieiding
Deal
Tig League
Tolles
Grover Alexander
Kimpling
Lewis
Miller
Laufer
Harden
Brewers, Saints Win Ass'n Games
Milwaukee beat Kansas City 3 to 0 and St Paul defeated Minneapolis 6 to 4 in the sole American Association games yesterday. Milwaukee moves to fourth place in the league as St Paul wins the first of a four game series, overcoming a four run Minneapolis lead in the fifth. Mer ton Wilson earned his third straight win while Kansas City mustered only three hits, two by Monahan.
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Thea
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Brame
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Carl Hubbell
Reds
Giants
Cubs
Braves
Chicago
George Earnshaw
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Herbert
Browns
Rank
Althorsh
Senators
J. Lows
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Lew Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Pat Caraway
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Webb
Sullivan
Waistler
Rothrook
Columabus
Vmilwaukee
Kansas City
Merton Wilson
Blues
Monahan
Brouillard Beats Thompson In Boston Non-Title Bout
Lon Brouillard of Worcester defeated Jack Thompson of Chicago in a ten round decision at Boston Garden. Brouillard won every round except the eighth when Thompson rallied briefly. Brouillard weighed 148 1 2 pounds to Thompson 149.
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Boston
Jack Thompson
Chiciago
Lon Brouillard
Worcester
Boston Garden
Brouillard
Standings Show American Results And Schedule
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 while Boston 13 beat Chicago 4 and New York 7 overcame Detroit 6. St Louis 6 edged Washington 4 with Association Games today featuring Columbus at Toledo Louisville at Indianapolis and Kansas City at Milwaukee. Only games scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Association
Columbus
Toledo
Louiaville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
I. Pet
Brooklyn
Eae
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Eae
National Resalta
Cincinnati
Philadelphia-St. Louis
American Association
St. Paula
Minneapolis
Louisville
Asanciation Heaglin
St. Paul
Spring Valley club matches reach quarter finals in hard fought rounds
Second round results in the Spring Valley individual club championship show upsets and clear favorite progress. Fred Goetz defeated Ted Mizen 1 up, George Kunkle beat Charles Showell 3 1, Rudy Staff beat George Estabrook 2 1, L A Walchli beat Mel Green 2 1, Walter Seatz toppled Don Mellis 3 2. Class A and B quarterfinals set for today, Class C pending. Junior champ Bob Birch defeated J Kurtz 1 up amid hopes of back-to-back title. Other results across classes include Oates, Wirner, Michaels, Scott, Kuhl, and Shunk advancing in tight matches.
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Ed Mizen
Fred Goetz
Staff
Walchli
Scott
ECOND
Spring Valley
Favorite
Ted Mizen
George Kunkle
Charles Showell
Rudy Staff
Freddy Kushin
George Fitabrook
L. A. Walchli
Mel Gireen
Walter Seatz
Don Mellis
Bob Birch
J Kurtz
Rudy Sta
George Estabrook
Art Kreuz
W. J Gore
Loup
A Walket
Mel Green
Jack Wirner
Paul Warmee
Fo A Michaels
Nelson
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Pops
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Myatt
G. AB. BR. Hi. Pet
Rath
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Phils
Burke, von Elm
Deauville
Ingram
Bob” Harding
Macks
Cardinals
National
Leo H. Petersen
Haiti
City League
PW Pet
Richwines Tee
Pfaudler
Onio
Aco Krugm'n
Western Avtoma
St Bee
Brewers
Saints
Thompson
AME
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Newark
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H. Mapes
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Jack Hanna
C. E. Hagedorn
J WV Garinger
Scott Cook
al Bishop
Roy Garinger
E. Kuhl
Jim Donnelly
Co € Clippinger
E. Birch
Frank Goetz
Buta Gorie
C. Wittee
R. Menning
Charles Persons
Dr. Hackett
al Mason
H. M. Radio
Gerstenberger
R. Carlisle
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Capitol Theatre
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