Indians Split With Senators in Dobson Start
Joe Dobson, the Tennessee hurler, was set for his first start of the year for the Indians against the Washington Senators. Cleveland gained ground in the AL flag chase after a split, trailing Boston by half a game. In the nightcap Al Smith and Gerald Walker sparked a 3-2 win as Dobson prepared to take the mound.
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Mel Harder
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George Case
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Rue
Basil
Home Coals Called to Report at Cascade Park
Members listed for 5.45 Thursday must report at Cascade Park including Heritage Adams Siegmran Unger Mackin Maiden Boddy Shrletz Siegmund Diewald Swindling Beaumont Sponseiler and Ed Smith.
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Adams
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Swindling
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Ed Smith
Nelson Seeks Repeat At National Open At Canterbury
Byron Nelson, favored to win, distances himself from modesty and predicts a repeat victory at the National Open at Canterbury Country Club. He dislikes heavy rough and believes a 282 total will capture the title, three strokes above the 281 record set by Gene...
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Leveland
Byron Nelson
Byron Nelsen
Opew
Nelson
Canterbury
Realdh Guidahi
Detzro
Bakery Girls Rally Past Grafton Merchants 6-5 in Tight Win
Frank's Bakery Girls edged the Grafton Merchants 6-5 after staving off a late rally. Weaver and Garford starred for Frank's with key hits and defense as the season tally moved to three wins.
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Grafton Merchants
Grafton
Bakery Girls
Betty Garford
Evelyn Weaver
Frank's Bakery
Fiest
Grafton Frank
Fivervreti
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McCieragh
Fenny
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Shere Fyverret
Weaver
Garford
Frest
Breuch
de Frest
Teams Play Thursday At General Industries Diamond
The Standard Cleaners and General Industries will meet Thursday evening on the General Industries diamond at 6 o clock.
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Standard Cleaners
Geeral Industries
General Industries
Bible sales surge in Germany outpace United States figures
The report notes Germany sold two hundred thousand more Bibles last year than the United States, indicating German readership surpassed US figures. It references Kempf and Aradea as names tied to the comparison within the cited data.
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Germany
Local game canceled between Bitiners and Jevelers of Lorain
The evening game between Bitiners Funeral Home and Jevelers of Lorain was canceled 3 1 as reported this morning. Jevelers called off the contest, per Bitiners manager Clem Alonske.
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Har: Jevelers
Lorain
Hert Jevelers
Clem Alonske
Bitiners
Lorain Trojan Girls Softball Seeks Class A B Games
Lorain Trojan girls softball team plans box games with any Class A or B girls teams in Lorain County. Interested managers are asked to call John W. Uis at 61029.
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Trojan
Lorain
Lorain County
John W.uis
Elsra Hardware pleaseball seeks next Sunday game
The Elsra Hardware pleaseball team may play a game next Sunday against any Class A or B team in Lerain. Managers are asked to call Harm Forbes at 73-702.
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Lerain
Harm Forbes
School event between Stendard learners and Stanley Bent Srap canceled
A scheduled event involving Stendard learners and Stanley Bent Srap at Obert was canceled tonight. Authorities warned of possible changes to plans following the disruption earlier this morning.
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Stendard
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Od Foebius and Ma ESA Teams Clash in Evening Schedule
The Od Foebius and Ma ESA teams prepare for a 6 o'clock match in the Jefferson Diamond schedule. Manager Red Siriker asks all Odd Fellows players to report on time. The Saubel monkey of Soin service is noted for its unique care pattern with the male squirrel carrying the infant between meals. A 600 population area now collects property taxes in installments.
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Ma Esa
Tomgl
Jefferson Novi
Red Siriker
Odd Fellows
Soinsmevice
Icst
Elyria Dairies Plans East Fourth Store Expansion
Elyria Dairies Inc. leases a store room on East Fourth Street to open a second outlet near East River Street, remodeling the space to mirror the Lake Avenue location. The Bilton L Parrish meat market will move to 711 East River Street. Barney Davis buys the R. B. Roe home at 32 Sixth Street.
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East River Street
Ot Lake Avenue
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Msney
Bilton L Parrish
O'Donnell
Elsra
D.S Cooughlan
Stanford Avenue
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Coughlan
Troxel, Manufacturing Company
Auto Collides With Four Cars On Lexington Avenue
A car driven by John Smith of 339 Wainckles Street collided with three other cars on Lexington Avenue at 40 pm yesterday, causing damage to fenders and running boards. The sequence began with a collision with a car owned by Willard Meeks, then struck a second car owned by Robert Lloyds, and finally hit a third vehicle driven by Wells 3 of Litenfeld.
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Wainckles Street
Lexington Avenue
Smah
Willard Meeks
Chavn.m
Whch
Robert Lloyds
Litenfield
Wells 3
L.tenfeld
Bety Schafer
Kenton Aremue
Julius Bakos
West
Broad Street
Motorists penalized in court for various traffic offenses
The report notes several motorists facing fines after arraignments before local justices. Cleve land driver fined ten dollars plus costs for reckless driving on Route 1.32. Lenun resident Cori Hamten fined one dollar and costs for failure to stop at Routes 27 and 234. Dan Btlandis of Courthus fined one dollar and costs for speeding 65 mph on Route 37.
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Junior Hurt
Cleveland
Justce
Pisce HC
Henretta Hall
Sherif Joseph Guz
Cori Hamten
Lenun
Corstade
Russell Moran
Dan Btlandis
Courthus Wes
Cos
Cons Aole ML
Evangelist Speaks Each Morning At Nazarene Church
Evangelist K J Smelzer speaks each morning at the Church of the Nazarene on 1 Thessalonians chapters one through four. Yesterday covered The Model Church and today The Model Servant. Evening services continue nightly through week including Saturday.
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Evangelist
Church of Nazarene
K. J. Smelzer
Church of the Nazarene
Evening and morning services schedule
The notice lists evening services at 7 45 and morning services from 9 38 to 16 32 with the public invited.
Women urged to wiggle toes for efficiency boost
Boston doctor at a podiatry convention urged housewives and salesgirls to remove shoes and stockings and wiggle their toes, claiming a about 3 percent gain in efficiency. He compared toe movement to a deep breath, and advised lower heels to avoid stomach ailments and posture problems.
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Thomas T. Boyd
Massachusetts Academy of Podiatry
Boyd
Pisa
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