Dizzy Dean Back to Pitch Against Phillies Today
Jerome Dizzy Dean, the St. Louis Cardinals star, is reinstated and set to start against the Philadelphia Phillies after a three day suspension cost him 487.20. Ford Frick warns Frisch to keep the pitcher quiet as tensions linger between Dean and NL officials amid past balks and remarks.
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Sport Pickups From Russ Davies On Coaches And Golf Oddities
Elyria High director Roy Clymer will vacation in California to study at USC abandoning his Ely Stadium supervision. Ralph Bauer is expected to take over playground duties. Jack Kearns promotes in Detroit as Lester Edge makes two holes in one in Spokane. Henry Cotton ends British Open drought in 1934. Stadward in South Africa hits his caddy with a ball, caddy unhurt. Dumser nicks a rock and holes out from a wrong fairway. Jimmy Ripple of the Giants works as a house painter in the off season. Three badminton sets demand more energy than a five set tennis match. Bitsy Grant and Davis Cup handlers noted. Charley Dressen moves to seek luck with new residences. Larry Bell of Miami University eyes Intercollegiate title after a 209 foot 6 1/2 inch javelin throw.
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War Admiral Favored In Belmont Stakes Run
War Admiral, owner Samuel D. Riddle, favored to win the 69th Belmont Stakes at New York. Seven three year olds race the mile and a half. Pompoon, Jerome H. Loucheim’s champion, looms as chief opposition after pressuring the Derby and Preakness winner.
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Lyon Tailors Host To Business Men In Loop Contest
The Elyria Business Men travel to Lorain to face Lyon Tailors in a Lorain Amateur Baseball Association Class A game at Central Park at 3 PM. Lyon leads the loop with two wins, while Elyria seeks its first league victory after losses to Avon Merchants and Lorain Duskey Brothers.
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Major Loop Leaders POBROWSRKI WIN
The Dobrowski Meats ended a three game slide by beating Timms Spring 10 to 6 last night. Battery was Len Monske and Joe Varzincak. Timms pitchers were Thomas and Ernest with Pias catching. Carlisle A C beat Fox Furnace 5 to 1 at McKinley last evening. Pete Roka allowed one hit and struck out 15. Krutch catcher. Elyria Hardware Juniors and Jack's Lunch duel tomorrow at McKinley diamond with a 2 PM start.
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Station Standings and Juniors Victory Report
Standings show Yesterday's Reanltr Chicago 6-2 New York 3-4 in an eleven inning opener. Boston beat Pittsburgh 9-1 while St Louis overwhelmed Brooklyn 14-4. Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia and HARDWARES won the Elyria Hardware Juniors title with a 6-4 win over Jacoby Meats last evening. E Kucharek and G Petrisko lead a foursomes on Schedule A. A Blind Bogey tournament tops the Elyria Country Club slate with mixed four ball foursomes planned for tomorrow.
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Little Scorpion Club Opens with Fried Chicken Menu Tonight
The venture invites patrons to TONITE at 9 Grafton Road offering Ze Fried Spring Chicken and options of fish or steak served daily from 12:00 noon. Contact 87842 for details.
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Indians Trounce Yanks In Final Game Of Series
Cleveland opens a four game set versus Washington after beating the Yankees 5 to 3. Earl Averill provided key power with a homer, double, and single as Hal Trosky and Solters contributed runs. Johnny Allen worked effectively for Cleveland while the Yankees’ Chandler and Murphy struggled.
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McGill Keniston Set To Head Wednesday Mat Show
Promoter Delville Dan Morris announced a two hour two falls card featuring McGill known as a Badman Tam er squaring with Sgt Bob Keniston of Los Angeles this Wednesday night at the Ri alto Theatre. Also on the bill are Ken Hollis of Albuquerque and Al Barber of New York City wrestling out of Jacksonville Fla with doors at 8 30 p m 65 cents reserve 40 cents lower floor 25 cents balcony.
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Pairings announced for June Flight at Cherry Ridge
Bob Randall unveiled first round pairings for the June Flight at Cherry Ridge across three classes. Class A matches include Mate vs Fey and Ot ten versus Machock, with other pairings listed. Class B features Hoover versus James and Knettic versus Tib ball. Class C lists Barkacs against Barrett and Morse with byes for Al Morse and Zig Sadowski. First round games must be played by Thursday June 10.
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Les Garris
Hubie Herold
Walt Maslyk
Howard Stanford
Dave Robertson
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Bill Darvis
Chuck Rudy
Ken Sackett
Johnny Surdock
Willis Carvin
Frank Hoover
Tom James
Bob Knettic
Henry Tibball
Frank Dolbee
Paul Awtry
Russ Schmittgen
Dick Fey
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Elmer Bainbridge
George Churpek
Johnny Machock
Chuck Lupinski
Willard Schmittgen
Dewey Webber
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J. G. Barrett
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Bill Gaston
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Fred Barkacs
H. A. Baker
Bill McDermott
H. Gerhart
Zig Sadowski
Fred Ohlerbre
Lew Hoffman
George Baker
Indiana Tracksters sweep to Central Meet victory at Milwaukee
Indiana beat 12 state contenders at the Central Intercollegiate Track Championships in Marquette stadium Milwaukee. Don Lash led a four win sweep including mile and two mile records. Lash clocked 4 13.4 in the mile and 9 12 in the two mile. Bil Hawthorne of Michigan beat Wisconsin’s Al Haller in the pole vault 15 ft 9 1 2 in. Tolmich of Detroit lowered the 200 yard hurdles to 23.4.
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Schmeling Sails For Germany After Fight Bid
Former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling sails for Germany with a September title bid offer from promoter Mike Jacobs. He declines the bout and waits on Madison Square Garden court action to bar the Braddock Louis fight, as Schmeling remains irate over the New York Boxing Commission suspension and plans to stay at his estate until the U S Circuit Court of Appeals rules on the Garden restraining order sought against Braddock.
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Joe Moore Injured in Tie Game by Cubs Pitcher Hit
New York Giant out fielder Joe Moore suffered a slight concussion after being hit by a ball pitched by Larry French of the Chicago Cubs yesterday. At Poly Clinic Hospital his condition was reported as fair.
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Smity's Old Timers to face S E S Club at McKinley Diamond
McKinley will host a morning battle between Smity's Old Timers and the S E S Club at 10 o'clock tomorrow. Local game on the McKinley diamond promises a brisk start to the day with both teams aiming for a win.
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Bittners To Play CCC At Cascade
The Bittner Funeral Home team meets Camp Lorain in a double header at Cascade Park tomorrow. Malden and Gulgin will pitch for the Bittners with Mason catching. The CCC batteries are not announced. First game starts at 1 o clock. Tailend meet at Cascade at 11 30 including W Thompson Gerber Cathman Wehlber Nano Stoll Maiden Gulgin Darby.
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Bittners Defeat Lorain Kewtie Shoppe In Season Opener
A large crowd watched the Elyria Bittner Funeral Home beat Lorain Kewtie Shoppe 6 to 3 at Harmon Field. Cross sparked the win with a first inning homer as Urig and Gerhardinger reached base.
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Homers Help Reds Win Over Phillies
Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 8 in a loosely played game as Lew Riggs and Alex Kampouris hit back to back home runs. Arnovich and Camilli also homered for Philadelphia while Al Hollingsworth earned the win for Cincinnati despite a seventh inning blow up.
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Ass'n Teams In Battle For Top
Five percentage points separate first from third in the American Association standings. Fisher Toledo aims to beat Milwaukee to dethrone the Brewers, while Milwaukee faces rising Mud Hens as Minneapolis plans a win over Indianapolis. Kress hit a seventh inning homer to seal a victory. Louisville Colonies defeated St Paul 3 to 1.
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Rook Chandler Latest Casualty As Yankees Hit Hard Luck Streak
Yankees suffer injury run as star outfielder Joe DiMaggio, pitcher Monte Pearson, and others are sidelined. Rookie Spurgeon Chandler exits with shoulder trouble after a 5 3 defeat to Cleveland. Tigers rally to 10 3 over Washington as Greenberg hits 13th homer. Cubs and Giants split. Reds beat Phillies 9 8. Cardinals hammer Dodgers 14 4.
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Elyria Tennis Club Opens 1937 Intercity Schedule at Ashland
The Elyria Tennis Club travels to Ashland for a 1937 intercity match led by Jim Sharkey city champion and players Dave Horan Dick Horan Bob Altfeldt. Others listed include Chuck Wentz George Sharkey and Bob Sayle highlighting a nucleus from the 1936 season.
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Cochrane To Be Sent Back To Detroit
Mickey Cochrane, recovering from a triple skull fracture, will be moved from St Elizabeth's hospital to Ford Hospital in Detroit this weekend. The Tigers catcher-manager has shown daily improvement after being struck by a pitched ball from Yankees pitcher Bump Hadley ten days ago.
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League holds meeting for girls softball league opening
Final plans for the opening of the W. C. A. Girls' softball league will be completed at a meeting to be held Monday at the W. C. A. at 7 p m. Managers and representatives of teams contemplating entry are asked to be in attendance. Ed Meske of Ohio threw Joe Maynard here last night.
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Rex Mays Leads 100 Mile AAA Race at Cleveland Track
Rex Mays, famed speedway driver, enters the 100 mile AAA race at Cleveland's North Randall track on Sunday afternoon June 13. He will race against stars from the recent Indianapolis 500 including Wilbur Shaw, Ted Horn, Billy Winn, Billy DeVore, Louie Tomei and about 36 others once the AAA stamps the entries.
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Smith and Cooper Lead Inverness Tournament Play
Horton Smith and Harry Cooper built a two point edge as 16 top professionals entered the fourth round of the Inverness best ball event. Their earlier 61 set a course record, followed by a 66 in a 1-up third round over Sam Snead and Ralph Guldahl.
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Vaughan and Alcanter Fight to Ten Round Draw in Hollywood
Jimmy Vaughan from Cleveland weighed 146 pounds and drew with Joey Alcanter of Kansas City at 137 pounds in a ten round bout in Hollywood. Elyria Girls softball team schedules a 2 pm practice at Jefferson Diamond, to issue new uniforms. manager Herman Klein asks 311 members to report promptly.
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