North South All-Stars to Begin Grid Drills in Middletown
North and South high school all star squads prepare for the sixth annual game in Middletown at Barnitz Stadium on August 11. Fifty players report soon under coaches Chuck Thackara and Junie Ferrall for two a day practices through the summer.
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Iddletown
Ohio
Chuck Thackara
Hamilton
Junie Ferrall
Barberton
Thackara
Ferrall
North Stars
Rollo Sides
Oak Harbor
Sam Palumbo
Cleveland
Collinwood
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Ed Alemagne
Shaw
Middletown iHigh
Barnitz
Princeton
Charley Caldwell
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Kentucky
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Ron Beagle
Cincinnati Purcell
Moody Baker
Hamiton Public
Jay Ansel
Zanesville
John Masden
Columbus Aquinas
Don Swartz
Newark
Bob Myers
Springfield Public
Terry Boyle
Cincinnati Elder
Stan Jones
Columbus Grandview
Bill Fowler
Coshocton
Fred Walther
Dayton Fairmont
Gus Keriaze
Glenn Dilthoff
Dayton
Chaminade
Tom Simmons
Hamilton Public
Bill Angel
Middletown
Erwin Single
Cincinnati Western Halls
Dave Leggett
New Philadelphia
Jim Kennedy
Ralph Guglielmi
Carroll Howell
Portsmouth
Claude Neeley
Bob Wilcox
Eddie Merchant
Ken Feinthal
Bob Bronston
Springfield
Nick Parkis
Athens
North Ends
John Allen
Fremont Ross
George Arnold
Toledo Scott
Jim Johnson
Akron Copley
Bob Harris
Tatklex
Ed Alemagno
Cleveland Shaw
Merle Hummell
Find. Jay
Russ Masturzo
Akron St. Vincent
Rollo Sidel
Ronald Wildes
Canton McKinley
Jim Reichenbach
Massillon
John Martinko
Campbell Memorial
Jack Snyder
Youngstown South
Dick Szymanski
Toledo Libbey
Mike Skope
Lakewood
Jerry Krisher
Don Bucci
Youngstown East
John Borton
Alliance
Dan Kramer
Henry Garn
Toledo
Scott
Ray Perkins
Bud Bontiglio
Lima Central
Bob Wallace
Akron North
Bob Howe
Dick Hunter
Congress probes baseball antitrust status with Cobb as first witness
The House Monopoly Subcommittee opened hearings in Washington to consider exempting baseball from antitrust law to protect the national pastime. Ty Cobb testified first, followed by NL president Ford Frick. The panel noted issues from the reserve clause to broadcasting rights and warned antitrust rulings could threaten the livelihood tied to organized baseball.
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Washington
House
Emanuel Celler
D. Nly
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tiger
Celler
Nagy Wins Local Stock Race At Lorain County Speedway
Nagy captured the feature event in a Sunday stock car program at Lorain County Speedway. He set a 24.39 second three eighths mile track record in qualifying, part of a record-setting afternoon with over 50 cars and record attendance. Nagy also won the first heat. Wake Morgan, Ed Wiseman, and Ivan Hassel won various consolation and related heats.
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A0u
Awags We Sui Atatr'st
Lorain County
Nagy
Wake” Morgan
Ed Wiseman
Cleveland
Ivan Hassel
Avon Lake
Jimmy Christensen
Columbia Station
Stan Jalowiec
Elyria
Beb James
Akron Nine Defeats Erhart 5-0 On Sunday
Akron Class A baseball beat Erhart Kramers 5-0 as five runs cross in the sixth inning. Yuna drove in four runs with a grand slam and Brown, Padrucci, Bihar and Grimm contributed on the mound and offense.
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Nnaani
Canton Road Furniture
Akron
Erhart Kramers
Yuna
Anton
Bhar Kramers
Canton Road
Payko
Brown
Padrucci
Bihar
Sunport
Grimm
Summer Program At Harris Field Concludes With Final Events
Harris Street Summer Recreation program ends with final athletic events at Memorial Field. Children will compete in chinups rope climbing and high jump with both girls and boys eligible. Final scores determine season high scorers and awards. Multiple groups report winners in high jump and broad jump, with several ties noted among groups.
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Harris Field
Harris Street
Memorial Field
Dan Buser
Bob Berry
Jim ‘Smith
Ed Sanders
Tom Kreger
Gary Blackford
Mike Nabakowski
Ted Reichard
Bob Daniels
Bob Engle
Lee ‘Kreger
Jerry Krause
Robert Underwood
Earl Wilbur
Stan Pozniak
John Heinzerling
Larry Wohlever
Butch Mathes
Allen Howells
Richard Gasper
Harold Smith
Judy Tabbert
Felicia Pozniak
Felicia Pomunisk
Shirley Greenslade
Joy Mulder
Elmer Johnson Post installs new Legion officers and library notes
New officers of the Elmer Johnson Post American Legion are George Walker Jr as commander Jim Baird as first vice commander Robert Beesing as second vice commander Allen Pikey as adjutant Pred Demer as financial officer Walter Moebius as service officer James Powers as chaplain Carl Dolde as sergeant at arms and Clarence Gerber Leroy Kubuske as trustees. The public library children's section will close for three weeks starting Wednesday while Mrs Ernest Summerlee takes vacation. Church notices include Sun day school guidance from Miss Hazel Key and July August tentative dates for summer activities.
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Elmer Johnson
The
American Legion
George Walker Jr
Jim Baird
Robert Beesing
Allen Pikey
Pred Demer
Walter Moebius
James Powers
Carl Dolde
Clarence Gerber
Leroy Kubuske
Ernest Summerlee
Summerlee
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Holy Communion
Lutheran Women's Missionary League Wll
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Evangelical United Brethren
William Overmyer
W.S.W.S
Elmer Baxter
Paul Snyder
Frank Shibley
Baxter
Ray Sprague
James Stewart
Major Loop Line Scores from National League Games
National League action shows Detroit vs Boston 3 8 runs in one game. Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago and New York all post runs in various innings with pitchers Mata Zoldak Queen Raschi and Berra among the day's notable performers.
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United Press
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Boston
Pheadstphte
Pittsburgh
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Scheib
Zoldak
Sain
Paine
Cole
Bt. Claire
Afr Friend
Garasiola
Sesseue Mata
Er Brin
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Wilson
Estock
Cooper
LaPairuse
Seatden
Ginnberg
Shantz
Astroth
Queen
Wes
McCullough
Piper Ake Teh
Santa
White
Oca
Spitezer
Chicago
New York
Cox
Cincinnati
Kretlow
Dorish
Judson Tt
Maglite
Westrum
Ramsdel Sheely
Raachi
Ostrowski
Berra
Pramesa
Raschi
Aretlow
Gincianati
BC Corwin
Kennedy
Spencer
Jones
Yvars
Wetmeier
Lea
Mess
Ruzava
Smith
Perkowski
Jacd Berra
Howell
Wisnii
Digichia
Bt. Louis
Washington
Widmar
Blenter
Batts
Consuege
Guerra
Wid Roberts
Konstanty
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Haynes
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Bares
Paige
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Hatten
Biel
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Bur
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Tebbetts
Hegan
Las Boston Kiely
Kinder
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Ureh
Brooklyn
Er Kiely
Louis
Roe
King
Campanella
Brecheen
Staley
Crimian
Rice
Win- Ming
Two Games Carded As Little League Opens in Ohio District
Two games mark the opening of the Fourth District Ohio Little League Tournament at the new diamond off Route 113. Opening 5:30 clash features Ashtabula vs Port Clinton, followed by Elyria vs Bryan at 7:15. Tomorrow Sherwood faces Euclid, with Tuesday winners meeting in the 7:15 finale. The championship is set for Wednesday at 6. Elyria defends the district title as the winner advances to Canton for state play.
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Ohio
Ashtabula
Port Clinton
Elyria
Bryan
Sherwood
Euclid
Canton
Trabert Triumphs Over Flam To Capture Meadow Club Title
Tony Trabert 20, Cincinnati native, defeated Herb Flam 6-2 10-8 5-7 6-3 to win the Meadow Club Tournament on Long Island. The victory caps a run that includes National Clay Courts and Intercollegiate titles plus a Davis Cup win over Japan. He aims for Eastern Grass and the forthcoming National Championship at Forest Hills to become the nation's No. 1.
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Southampton
N. x
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Tony
Herb Flam
Meadow Club
Trabert
Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Long Island
U.S
Japan
Louisville
Orange
N.J
Forest Hills
Ex Yankee Scout Leonidas Barringer Dies in Charleston
Leonidas Barringer 73 former Charleston city manager and New York Yankees scout died Saturday at home after a long illness. A Concord Kentucky native he led the Tri-State Semi-Pro Baseball League as president in 1929 and 1930.
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Charleston
W. Va
Leonidas Barringer
New York Yankees
Concord
Barringer
Local Golf Highlights Show Weekend Wins at Elyria Country Club
In Elyria, G Reiter and EB Lance captured trophies with Reiter posting 82 for low gross and Lance firing 97 29 68 for low net. J Lampus and M Fey tied for first in low net sweepstakes with 83 14 89 and 89 20 60. Sargis led weekend scoring with 76 57 1 while Bemis and Minnich posted 77 and 79.
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G. Reiter
EB. J. Lance
Elyria Country Club
Reiter
Lance
J. Lampus
M. F. Fey
Dr. H. T. Sargis
D. Heiges
G. H. Smith
E. J. Lance
A. J. Bonnes
T.F. Schilling
H. T. Sargis
Elyria Country Clube HC
Bemis
Paul Minnich
Cubs Rally to Sweep Phillies in Twin Bill
Yesterday's Star by United Press highlights manager Phil Cavarret TA driving in three runs in the opener and hitting a grand slam as a pinch hitter. In the second game the Cubs beat the Phillies 5 to 4 and 8 to 5.
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United Press
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Cube
Phillies
Blooper League Action Packs Lexington Avenue Schedule
Two Blooper League games headline today’s slate at Lexington Avenue field. Ohio Fuel Gas faces Toggery Shop at 6 36 ahead of Knights of Columbus versus Gibby’s Place at 8 15. Cavaliers practice follows at Western Automatic diamond at 6. Team meeting after practice invites all members.
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Lexington Avenue
Ohio Fuel Gas
Knights of Columbus
Gibby
Cavaliers
Cavaliers of
District No 5 Plays At Willard In Two Games
Radio of the City League meets Clyde Cutlery in the 17 30 EST opener at Willard as part of District No 8 Softball Tournament. Lorain Canadian Legion faces Hesier Sport Center at 20 30 EST, while Fattys Recreation beat Sandway Sons Bar 32 to none in Willard debut.
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Rowe Radio
Lorain County
Willard
Radio Nine
Clyde Cutlery
Bcord
Lorain
Fisys
Lorain Canadian Legion
Hesier Sport Center
Fremont
Fatty's
Brunswick Takes Twin Bill Seals League Title
Brunswick swept Leroy 15-5 and 14-5 to clinch the Lorain Medina County Class A Baseball League championship and earn a district bid. The second game needed 11 innings after an 8-8 tie before Brunswick erupted for six runs. Valley City routed Columbia 13-0 in the other Sunday game.
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Brunswick
Leroy
Lorain-Medina County
American Baseball Congress
Westlake
Valley City
Columbia
Valley Cit Colubia
Siniff
Prante
Stumpf
Walter
Martintrebit
Martin
Duck—Grieve
Mith
Hotchkiss
Brockett
Gime
Indians Hitting Pitching Figures and Buswell Leads Adults
The report lists Indians hitting and pitching figures and notes R. C. Buswell in charge of the adults. Also details church services including Foursquare Gospel Hour of Power at 7 45 p m each Wednesday and Hour of Comfort at 10 p m daily, with Friday and Saturday prayer meetings.
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R. C. Buswell
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