Trembling Tribe Tangles in 16 Rounds in 14 Days ECC 5th
ECC fifth round action sees Trembling Tribe scramble through 16 rounds in 14 days with top scores from Chuck Schmitt and John Moones. Beechmont Pond and Madison Country Club hosts as golfers chase 680 team total and individual 300s, led by Bob McCall with strong 36-hole total.
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Eheia
Corsten
Elyris
Isplast
Chuck Schmitt
Art Hudaust
Bothwanson
John Moones
Ao Jong
ECC
Fay
Valiex
Madison Country Club
T Hn
Beechmont Pond
Indi
Bob McCall
Pi McCall
Ehy
Chale
Niry Chin
Hucaun
Mooney
Johrean
Walter
Janowicz Family Welcomes Three Dads in Four Weeks
Three Janowicz brothers in Elyria and Columbus celebrate growing families within a month. Frank and Hank welcomed daughters and a son respectively, while Vic’s June birth paired with a cheerleader partner. The piece shifts to Cleveland Indians trades of June 25 1933 and current lineup health concerns and roster notes.
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Janowicz
Frank
Elyria
Hank
Betty
Vic
Columbus
Judges and referee clash over Pastrano Spieser bout
Reported judging split eight rounds Pastrano to one Spieser and two even while another had seven Pastrano to one Spieser and two even. Referee card favored Spieser six to four highlighting the wide variance in scoring among observers.
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Willie Pastrano
Chuck Spieser
Pastrano
Spieser
Pastran
Willie
Eninion
Ohio State baseball team heads to Japan on exhibition tour
Twenty one Buckeyes, selected by coach Marty Karow, depart June 16 from San Francisco for a 34 game exhibition tour in Japan. The squad will play service teams, Japanese All Stars and universities, with a July 14 doubleheader in Nagoya and stops at Camp Zama near Tokyo as headquarters.
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Stan Macheck
Herb Meister
Meister Co
Madhock
Herb
Ian
Vetr
Columbus
INS
Ohio State Baseball
Marty Karow
Japan
San Francisco
Camp Zama
Tokyo
Buckeyes
U. S
Okinawa
Nagoya
Sth Air Force
Buckeye
Toe Dzingelski
Adena
Harlan Burns
Mansfield
William Meade
Indianapolis
Ind
William Sater
Youngstown
Glen Oltmanns
Lyndhurst
James Ruteckson
Galen Cisco
St Ma
al Lindop
Richard Carthal
Newark
Jack Purvis
Berree Notman
Columus
Warren Mizutani
Lihue
Robert Schnabel
Cincima
OSU Athletic
Richard C. Larkins
George
Bruce FeCuure
Peture
Calimpus
Panthers Seek Golf Laurels at Seneca Club Tourney
Elyria Catholic High golfers travel to Cleveland to compete in the Seneca Golf Club tourney with a 9 a.m. tee time. Team standout Ron O Connor joins George Kudlo, Cas Kudlo, and Fritz among contenders for top individual honors. Panthers aim for strong showings after finishing fourth last year and face the Seneca layout familiar to them from past battles. Elyria Catholic will also field individuals in the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce Tournament.
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Elyria Catholic High
Strek
Cleveland
uNews
Senseea Golf Club
Joe Paul
iPanthers
Elyria Catholic
Ron Dave O'Connor
George
Cas Kudlo
Fritz
Panthers
Seneca
Elytis High
Elyria
Berg Leads By Stroke At Pittsburgh
Berg of St Andrews Illinois led by one stroke entering the second round of the Dodge Women’s Invitational Golf Tournament in Pittsburgh. Martene Bauer vowed to chase and make it a race for the $1 450 prize money as play continued at Churchill Valley Country Club.
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Pittsburgh
Patte
Berg
St Andrews
Ill
Martene Bauer
Miss Berg
Churshill
Siemens
Maui
Niger
Fay Crocker
Ralos Chosen for AP Test Ate UE
Ralos has been chosen for an AP exam assignment at UE. Officials confirmed the selection impacting the academic schedule and testing lineup for the upcoming term.
Chicago U Head Predicts Maroons Grid Return
CHICAGO authorit ies say University of Chicago chancellor Lawrence Kimpton predicts the Maroons may return to football. He spoke at the Order of the C reunion, noting the faculty opposed reentry but acknowledging differing views within the faculty. He addressed Walter Hass, new director of athletics.
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Chicago
Lawrence Kimpton
University O of Chicago
Maroons
Kimpton
Walter L. Hass
Dindice
Order of the "C
Alrays
Haas
Crider Picked EAMHEPOS On Oy Ub Pee 4 Fails
Crider selected as EAMHEPOS on Oy Ub Pee 4 fails while Ohin Unwer is noted.
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Eamhepos
Kuzava Easter In Star Roles In League Action
Veterans Tony Kuzava and Bob Kuzava starred in International League action. Easter, 34, hit a two run single for Buffalo but Rochester forced ten innings to inch within one game of first place Montreal. Bob Blaylock held Rochester to six hits, A year old Al Clark hit a grand slam for the Wings. Bob Kuzava pitched Columbus to a 2 to 1 win over Richmond. Havana routed Miami 11 to 1 in the other scheduled game.
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Tony
Bob Kuzava
International League
Easter
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Bob Blaylock
Red Wings
al Clark
Wings
Bob Kuzauve
Columbus
Richmond
Havana
Miami
Good Fishing Ports in New Hampshire Region Invests Heavily
The Fish and Wildlife Service reports about 3,690 fishermen in the state’s 14 mile roastline area have invested nearly $600 in boats and tackle, reflecting strong local fishing activity and economic stake.
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Portsmouth
N. H
New Hampshire
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Althea Gibson Tops European Tour In Jackie Robinson Spirit
Althea Gibson is touring Europe hailed as the Jackie Robinson of tennis. She has won seven straight foreign titles since December, including a French championship victory over Angela Mortimer, signaling strong Wimbledon and Forest Hills prospects. Gibson, born in Sumter, grew up in Harlem and credits early support from Buddy Walker and police athletic league efforts.
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Althea Gibson
Europe
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Althea
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miss Gibson
Monte Carlo
Palermo
Naples
Genoa
Florence
Rome
Paris
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Britain
Angela Mortimer
Gibson
Harlem
Gilson
Sumter
D.C
Police Athletic League
Buddy Walker
Neera
Florida
Gra T Satay
Hi Brough
Mise Brouzh
Cir
Uit
State Department
Wimblejow
Threshhold
Konet Named Coach in Cleveland Area Return
Floyd Konet, former Bedford High School head football coach, will join Garfield Heights as an assistant grid coach next fall, moving from Portsmouth to the Cleveland area for the position.
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Cleveland
FNS
Floyd Koinet
Bedford High School
Portsmouth
Garfield Heights
Six Games Postponed Across Three Leagues
Rain forced six baseball games to be postponed across Pony League, Little League West, and Little League East. Two games in each league were called off. no reschedule dates set except Little League West plans makeup at Leapin Field tomorrow at 2 p.m. Little League East has no plans yet.
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Little League West
Little League East
Ague
Leo Sil
Leagpin Field
Pony Leerg
Worsley Under Knife for Knee Surgery with Rangers
New York Rangers player Worsley underwent knee surgery at St Clares Hospital on Thursday. Doctors expect a one to twelve week recovery with a report due to the Rangers. The surgery affects the team’s plans for the upcoming season.
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NEW York
Gualie Lome Worsies
New York Rangers
St Clares’ Hospital
Rangers
Providence
Septemther
Local Sports Roundup From Fairways and Local Games
Fragmented notes show golf and match updates with players Milchen Nevins and Ridge, a 0-0 tie involving General Moro, and other local results including Elyria Merch and Midway Dri. Details are incomplete and names unclear.
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Badd
Andy Milchen
John Nevins
Try Ridge
General Moro
Fight Results Be United Press RYT ADET
A compact report from Allentown Pennsylvania details recent fight results. The item notes outcomes and involved boxers in a concise United Press summary style.
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United Press
Allentaws. Pa
Las
Indians Set to Spark Slump Bust in Tough Washington Start
The Indians face a brutal two week stretch opening in Washington with a five game series, then at Baltimore and New York followed by Boston. Manager Al Lopez insists the club has punching power and can rise, despite a .235 team batting average and a shift from long balls to short bloopers. Bob Lemon starts tonight with an extended slate ahead as Herb Score and Mixo Garcia cover Sunday.
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INS
Cleveland Indians
al Lopez
Tribe
Redskins
Baltimore
New York
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago
Lopez
Cleveland Pilot
Yankees
Red
Indians
Yanks
Bosux
Cleveland
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Hank Bauer
Cleveland Steam
Bob Lemon
Early
Herb Score
Mixe Garcia
Garver Disabled by Elbow Injury for Detroit Tigers
Ned Garver of the Detroit Tigers is placed on the disabled list after a five week elbow tendon sprain. He has had only a brief relief appearance since the injury and was cleared by Commissioner Ford Frick.
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Detroit
Detroit Tr
Ford Frick
Ned Garver
Garver
Flaherty Captures Top Prize at Memorial Day Race
Indianapo report states Mia Pat Flaherty of Clivagy won the Memorial Day 6 mile auto race with a top prize of 819 and led a record total purse of 282050 at the annual dinner. Prize winners include Sam Hanks Don Freeland and Bob Veith among others. Rodger Ward Jeanme Parsons Dick Rathmann Jim Reece Cliff Griffith noted as top finishers.
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Indianapolis
Pat Flaherty
Clivagy
Indianapo
Flaherty
Ball Vukovich
Sam Hanks
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Don Freeland
Los Angeles
Jeanme Parsons
van Nuys
Dick Rathmann
Trenton
Bob Sweikert
Bob Veith
Oakland
Roger Ward
Jim Reece
Oakland City
Cliff Griffith
Veith
Golfers Try Again Today In Texas International
The $70,000 Texas International golf tournament began in Dallas after a one day delay. The opening round moved to Friday with the final round now set for Monday and the U S G A qualifying round rescheduled to Tuesday.
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Dallas
United States Golf Association
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