Bauer Enlists Wails for Army Duty at Elyria High
Elyria High School coach Ralph Bauer a key member of the athletic staff since 1932 has been commissioned a First Lieutenant after volunteering for duty. He reported to Cleveland corps headquarters and was sent to Fort Hayes for a medical exam before awaiting orders. Bauer, a Springfield native and Wittenberg College alumnus, has coached football basketball and baseball at Elyria and previously at New Philadelphia and Newcomerstown.
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Atmougie IE
Ralph F. Bauer
Elyria High School
United States
Aung Ale Corps
Vs . Hauer
Cleveland
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Tater
New Philly
Newcomerstown High
Elyria
Bauer
Lake Erie
Tetl
Rey B. Clymer
Hauer
Nauer
Springfield
Wittenborn College
Claus
Columbia University
Wittenberg
Acoul
Liberanleven
Competiton
Harald ¢Peter Block
University of Wisconsin
Trapshoot Title Tournament Starts in Columbus
The Ohio State Trapshooters’ Association opened its tournament in Columbus with entry by Hilger and others. Competitors faced a long program including four events. Mark Hosmer won a heat and a late mark. The schedule included prizes and purse considerations with teams and shooters listed for the day.
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Columbus
Ohio State Trapdiennns
Asesneiauing
Jee She
Hilger
Atund Ty
Tx Teast
Mark Hosmereted
Indians Open five game series with Yankees
New York hosts Cleveland in a series likely to test if the Indians have regained form after a rough stretch. Cleveland, eight and a half games back, must win four of five to close the gap. The Indians beat Boston 4-2 in nine innings, maintaining a streak against the Red Sox despite late trouble as Fleming drove in the decisive run.
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Cornem
Cleveland A. Is
United Press
Rogdreau
Jeb Mar
Cleveland Indians
Alta Bradley
Jesla
Bradlea
Handreau
Synge
Arnold H. Hirt
Cleveland
Arnold H
Fenwick Road
University Heights
Thomas Barter
Iza West
Schelfels
New York
Burt Shottan
Scheffels
Scheffels Story Yew Dumped Thappen
Reed
Cleveland, Indians
New York Yankees
Reds
Indians
Yankees
Tye Gamer
Yanks
Ween
Ming
Red Sox
Boston
Tan
Les Fleming
Ifr
Ray Mack
Dim Baby, Jr
Oscar Judd
Dom DiMaggio
Tre Soy
Buster Mills
Bobby Doers
AL Smith
Cubs and Hardware Teams Play Tonight at Stadium
The American Legion Treffler Stardeate Stam, a new league member,will meet on site. Ace name on schedule for Ey Stadium tonight at 6 30. Members of both teams are listed and will report promptly.
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Cubs
American Legion
Treffler Stardeatée
Ton Deen Mita
Hardwares Rally In Ninth Inning To Beat Legion Juniors 2-1
In a tense Elyria park game the Hardwares rally for two in the ninth to topple the American Legion Juniors 2-1. Mill Elemes pitched for the Juniors and Bill Miko and Bill Entke split the mound duties for the Hardwares in a scoreless duel until the final frame. Johnny Lyons singled home Tommeko for the Juniors before Refenning’s clutch hit and a Suetta steal sparked the Hardwares to the winner.
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Elyria Hardware
American Legion
Cascade Park
Mill Elemes
Junlers
Bill Miko
Bill Entke
Hardwares
Johnny Lyons
Tommeko
Ehlke
Miko
Refenning
Hinw
Andy Suetta
Paul Gardiner
Jack Refenning
All-Stars Hand Club Team a 12–0 Whitewash
A softball game on the Hamilton diamond last night ended 12-0 as the South End All-Stars defeated the 15 Club. The All-Stars’ hurler allowed two hits, a double by B. Monske and an error by Wirnnes.
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Tom
Toe Barby
South End All-Stars
Hamilton Diamond
Hureters
Seren
B. Monske
Wirrn'es xi
Gordon's Heavy Hitting Surprises Yankees Opponents
New York on June 4. Joe Gordon leads the American League in batting with a .386 average, drawing praise from rival Edgar Smith who notes Gordon has long been a tough hitter. Gordon, a four-year Yankee regular, has a lifetime .203 average but power in clutch situations, including 20 straight games streak and strong World Series showings. He has driven in 395 runs over his prior four seasons.
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Gordon
Yankees
Lrague
Thzel
Oakland
Pre
Joser
Rory
Brooklyn Dedgers
Chicago Cubs
Mick
Joe
Bar
White Sox
Bakery Girls to Play at Sandusky Tonight
Bakery Girls travel to Sandusky this evening to face the state champion Pervadent Loan in a Plum Brook Diamond game. Gate time is 7 o'clock with team members meeting at 3:30. The Bakery Girls have won three and lost two, beating Koch Furnitures of Cleveland and Painesville Arcade Marketta.
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Frank
Schbatlert
Sandusky
State Ampion Pervadent Loan Ils
Mansfield
Plum Brook Ordnance
Ineal
Edilig Nometov
Citls
Leve Pwon
Koch Furniitures
Cleveland
Painesville
Marketa
Coyntess Falls
Insing
Keth Furnitures
Night Field Schedule Shown for Ratty League Games
The committee announced a Sunday evening schedule for the Ratty League with games at Ridgeville diamond. Teams include Midgeville Merchants and Dendix Westernhouse, Midgeville Democrats vs Plaudler No 21045 at Asm, plus other matches through the season. The Ridgeville field has flood lights upgraded and a new amplifying system will be used for the first time Sunday night. Admission remains at gate price with voluntary fan contributions.
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Ihairman
Gmideevite League
Bendis Westhnge Howe
Piaudlerias Feet
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TeleMdgeville Merchants
Dendix-Westinghouse
Tas
Midgeville Democrats Va. Plaudler
Asm
Hidgeville
Paul Schuenemann
Lishted
Geld
Loraie Cruny
Jewelers Pitchers Throw No Hit No Run Victory
Phil Line and Frank Twist Za latet combined to hurl a no hit game for the Vic Silver Jewelers as Elyria Foundry fell 5 0 on the Eewart diamond. Line pitched five frames before a pulled muscle ended his outing. Zala lel relieved and worked ten innings with one walk. The Jewelers face the Indians tonight at 6 30 on the Elyria Lace diamond.
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Phil Line
Frank
Zalatet
Vic Silver Jewelers
Jewelers
Elyria Foundry
Eewart
Line
Flinger
Zalalel
Zivic Beats Shank To Even Ring Record in Denver Bout
Fritne Zivic of Frittsbursh avenged two prior losses by defeating Reuben Shank of Denver in a ten round match held last night, keeping his titleholder status in doubt.
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Reuben Shank
Denver
Browns Near First in AL With Strong Finish
Browns win 11 of last 15 to pull within reach of a first division spot in the American League. George Kirkley reports St. Louis backed by key victories, including Tulane series wins, as they chase a top-half finish amid tight standings and late-season rallies.
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Meadow Brook
Palm Beach
Cherry Ridge
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Ate
Ridgeshend
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Pinehuret
Sleepy Hollow
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Canterbury
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D Beach
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Bob Kiely
Kee
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A Sniezek
Atmore
Willis Carvin
Auruss
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Frank Karby
Joe Aut
Clem
Benette Kents
Rene
Browns
A. L
George Kirkley
United Press State
St. Louis Browns
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White Sea
Senators
Athletics
Hed Sox
Trews
Washinton
Valle
AL Hollingsworth
Paw
Sena
Hartel
Duckrow
Eigar Smith
White Sox
Kansas City Keeps Lead In Association Play
Kansas City surged with a 102 victory over Toirds to extend its winning streak to seven games, as United Dressy Blues clocked a 2- game edge over Mile. Milwaukee split a twin bill with Tan Ville, winning 2-1 and losing 6-5 in 22 innings, while Indianapolis climbed to fifth by sweeping St. Paul 1-3 to 2.
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Kansas City
Toirds
Blues
Waukee
Columbus
Witor
Ieague
Minnebapolis
Tanville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Eaton Game Club To Sponsor Coon Chase Sunday
The Eaton Game Club sponsors a Coon Chase at Schneiders Grove one and one half miles north of Gratton and five and a half miles south of Elyria on State Route 37. Sunday’s event starts at 11 am with entry fee 1 and a portion of proceeds used for restocking game. Proceeds go to the club for restocking efforts. Mert Rothel leads the event. Refreshments will be available. a fall admission is charged.
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Eaton Game Club
Schneider's Grove
Schneifer's Grove
Gratton
Elyria
Hhate
Mert Rothel
Cooley-Owned Bird Tops 150 Mile Race In Indiana
Bud Crates owned birds dominated a 150 mile Winchester Indiana race run by the Elyria Homing Pigeon Club. The Cooley birds led with a average of 1051 yards per minute for the winner and 1005 for the second. Other results include Jed Willam Cooley 1060 and Wayne Jaycox 1000 among numerous entries.
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Bud Crates
Winchester
Ind
Elyria Ree
Elyria Homing Pigeon Club
Incal Club
Jed
Willam Cooley
William Contey
Wayne Jaycox
L. Mayes
Jack Vertes
Muscata Franklin to Fight in Cleveland Stadium
Army heavyweight Joe Muscato from Buffalo scheduled for a 6 round bout with Lem Frattk in Cleveland at the Stadium on June 23, signaling a key heavyweight clash.
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Franklin
Cleveland
Joe Muscato
Army
Huffalo
Lem Frattkin
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