Louis Galento Fight Prompts Look Magazine Satire
Look magazine mocks a hypothetical Louis Galento versus Joe Louis street fight and bets on outcomes. The piece cites comments by Look, profiles Galento as a bartender and Louis as a supreme fighter, and notes other sports and public figures like Branch Rickey and Clark Gable in a broad sports column.
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Thomas H. Stevenson
Elyrian
A. G. Spalding and Brothers
Stevenson
New York
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Farflung
George Marshall
Washington
Marshall
Clark Gable
Robert Taylor
Ghezzi Fire 68 Sets Open Practice Pace at Philadelphia
Vic Ghezzi fired a 34 34 68 in practice at Philadelphia Country Club to equal the 18 hole course record on the Spring Mill layout. He led Ralph Guldahl in the field as the 43rd National Open nears with former champions Billy Burke Snead Farrell Manero and Parks arriving for the event.
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Vic Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Ralph Guldahl
Ghezzi
Billy Burke
Leo Diegel
Guldahl
Burke
Sam” Snead
Guldah
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Tommy Armour
Bryan Nelson
Philadelphia Country Club
Spring Mill Course
Battleground
Johnny Farrell
Tony Manero
Sam Parks
Baseball meeting for youths held at Elyria High School
Ralph Bauer to supervise the Elvira Recreation Board baseball league as a meeting for all boys 17 and under is scheduled Wednesday afternoon at 4 in the Elyria High School gymnasium.
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Elyria High School
Ralph Bauer
Elvrra Recreation Board
Perry Fay team challenges Elyria Eagles in softball
The Perry Fay softball team issues a challenge to the Elyria Eagles for a game today. The Eagles manager is asked to contact Smith or Innes at the Perry Fay Co to arrange details.
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Perry Fay
Elyria Eagles
Eagles
Smith
Innes
Perry Fay Co
Oberlin Stanley Shoes Top State Farm 8 to 3
The Oberlin Stanley Shoes defeated the Grafton State Farm 8-3 on their field last night behind a seven strikeout pitching performance by Carl Saporito. The Shoemen totaled 14 hits with three runs in the first and sixth innings and two in the fourth for their third win of the season. Carl Gutman had three hits in four at bats and Gordon Bliss hit a triple and a home run.
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Oberlin Stanley Shoes
Grafton State Farm
Carl Saporito
Stanley’s
Carl Gutman
Shoemen
Gordon Bliss
City Class B Softball League Tonight
Four games are on schedule in the City Class B Softball League tonight. Elyria Foundry meets Timms Spring at Jefferson No. 1. Tatterasl Diary Dairy vs Western Heights A C at Hamilton. Elyria Plating vs General Industries at Roosevelt. Elyria Water Works vs Eagles at McKinley. Troxel Company draws a bye.
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Elyria Foundry
Timms
Jefferson No. 1
Tatterasl
Western Heights A. C
Hamilton
Elyria Plating Corporation
General Industries
Roosevelt
Elyria Water Works
Eagles
McKinley
Troxel Company
District Amateur Golf Qualifier At Highland Park
The district qualifying rounds of the National Amateur Championship will be held at Highland Park on July 2, announced by Edward C. Knuth public links committeeman. Entries close June 27 with a $2 fee. Entry blanks available from Knuth in Cleveland or Harry Bandy in the Hanna Building.
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Highland Park Course
Edward C. Knuth
Public Links
Knuth
East 72nd _ street
Cleveland
Harry Bandy
Hanna
Averill's Bat Lifts Indians Past Red Sox in Cleveland
Cleveland defeats Boston 7 to 5 as Earl Averill homers and adds two doubles driving in three runs. Johnny Allen notches his second win, while Tom Drake starts for the Indians against Elden Auker for Boston in a tense AL race with New York leading.
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Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Tom Drake
New Orleans
Indians
Elden Auker
Red Sox
New York
Earl Averill
Boston
Allen
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Jack Knott
Ollie Belma
White Sox
Joyce
Parmelee
Brooklyn
Johnny Allen
McLEMORE forecasts unlikely Open winner and boxing returns
United Press predicts Harry Cooper will win the National Open in Philadelphia despite doubt from rivals. Other notes include Galento’s quick ring exit, Lou Nova versus Joe Louis, Alice Marble’s Wimbledon hopes, and Carl Hubbell heading to the minors with Bill Terry’s backing. Freddie Hutchinson shines in minors. Detroit backs his pitching.
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United Press
York
Harry Cooper
Philadelphia
Guldahl
Harry
Philadelphia Bookies
Carl Hubbell
Bill Terry
Terry
Hubbell
Bill
Freddie Hutchinson
Detroit
St. Ladislaus Beats St. Agnes 8-3 in CYOL Match
St. Ladislaus defeated St. Agnes 8-3 in a Catholic Youth Organization League game at Lorain last night. Csuban pitched and O'Brien caught for the winners while Roka and Filimon formed the long battery.
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St. Ladislaus
St. Agnes
Lorain
Csuban
O’brien
Roka
Filimon
Long
Two League Games On Harmon Field Tonight
Two league games are on Harmon Field tonight. At 7:00 Ridgeville Bittner girls face South Amherst girls in a Lorain County Girls League contest. At 8:15 Elyria Recreation Board meets Rene Radio Service in a City Class A League clash. Both teams seek first league win.
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Ridgeville Bittner
South Amherst
Lorain County
Elyria Recreation Board
Rene Radio
Cenar
Hens Sweep Millers, Struggle to Rise from Cellar
Toledo Mud Hens stay in last place after a doubleheader loss to Minneapolis. Pat McLaughlin whitewashed the Millers 4-0 in game two after Fred Hutchinson allowed 11 runs in an 11-2 opener. Jim Potahl homered for Minneapolis in the eighth inning. Charley Wagner quieted Louisville as Kansas City won 6-0. Milwaukee tied Indianapolis with a 4-2 win and St Paul beat Columbus 5-2 while Nate Andrews saw his six game win streak end.
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Minneapolis
Pat McLaughlin
Millers
Freddie Hutchinson
Detroit
Hutchinson
Jim Potahl
Kansas City Blues
Louisville
Charley Wagner
Colonels
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Indians
Columbus
Nate Andrews
Red Birds
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Toledo
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Columbis
Recreation League In Final Meeting Today
A final organization meeting of the Elyria Recreation Softball League will be held at 4 PM in the YMCA office of Walt Sheldon. Play in the league is slated to start tomorrow.
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Elyria Recreation Softball League
Walt Sheldon
Reforms Beat Dairy In Roosevelt Diamond Duel
The Hungarian Reforms softball team defeated Tattersall Dairy 4 to 2 last night on the Roosevelt diamond. Pitcher Thomas led the win, with M Ignazzi catching. The battery included Hogan and Winchell.
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Tattersall Dairy
Roosevelt Diamond
Thomas
M. Ignazzi
Hogan
Winchell
Charley White Urged to Contact Chronicle Telegram Editor
Charley White is asked to call the Sports Editor of the Chronicle Telegram at 4418 to discuss a sports matter and possibly arrange for coverage or comment.
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Charley White
Chronicle- Telegram
Doubles Pin Lead With 1 232 Take Doubles Pin Lead With
Baseball standings and results show Cincinnati and St. Louis atop the league with wins and losses, notes on games played yesterday and today, and upcoming schedules. Key teams listed include New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh and others across the league with several scores and notices of games.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklvin Co
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Elyria High Netters Roll Over Sandusky 5 0
Elyria High under coach Lee Lyman blanked Sandusky 5 to 0 in a spring practice match at the Ely Stadium courts. Singles results include Sharkey 6-1 6-2 Hanniman, Boron 6-4 6-3 Shrenk, Dutch 7-5 1-6 6-2 Miller. Doubles saw Kirkwood Hawthorne 10-8 6-3 and Kershaw Armitage over Miller Hanniman.
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Lee Lyman
Elyria High
Sandusky
Ely Stadium
Bob Sharkey
Fred Hanniman
Frank Boron
Bill Shrenk
Bill Dutch
Don Miller
Kirkwood
Hawthorne
Kroft
Mack
Kershaw
Armitage
Miller
Hanniman
Sharkey
Baron
Dutch
Standings and Results for the Major Leagues
Standings show New York leading with a 41 win 56 loss record and Philadelphia at 17 24 while Boston 38 23 and Detroit 24 28 chase. Yesterday Cleveland beat Boston 7 3 New York defeated Chicago 12 1 and Detroit also won.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Holy Cross Romps Over South Amherst Team 23-4
Holy Cross beat South Amherst Nativity 23 to 4 in a Catholic Youth Organization League game at Jefferson Park. Karby Metera and Hank Wazyniak had three hits apiece, and Boreski belted a homer to pace the Holy Cross offense.
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South Amherst
Nativity
Jeferson
Karby
Metera
Hank Wazyniak
Boreski
Fritz
Kash
Toresk
Koviak If
Arene
Aletera
Wazyniak
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Millier
Zukowski
Grunsky
Fritz, Karby
Gentile Ggvtak
H. Wazoniak
V. Milner
Monske
Walters Pitches Reds To 8 To 2 Win Over Giants
John Vander Meer started for the Cincinnati Reds as they defeated the New York Giants 8 to 2 in New York. The Reds, aided by 16 hits with every player recording at least one, extended their NL lead to four and a half games. This was Bucky Walters seventh win of the season as Cincinnati battered Hal Schumacher Walter Brown and Slick Castleman.
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Archer
England
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Columbia University
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Hollywood
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Santa Anita
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Manuel Salvo
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Reds
Bucky Walters
Hal Schumacher
Walter Brown
Slick Castleman
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Schumacher
Brown
Castleman
Lombardi
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McCormick
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Dodgers
Pirates
Phillies
Cubs
Max West
Ernie Kay
Brooklyn
Joe Marty
Kirby Higbe
Phils
Marty
Higbe
Merrill May
Bridges Tops Yankees In Shutout By Detroit Pitcher
Tommy Bridges held the New York Yankees to four hits and struck out ten as Detroit defeated New York 3 to 0. Hank Greenberg homered and Pinky Higgins added another as Bridges earned his seventh win while Monte Pearson took the loss.
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Homer
Pinky Higgins
Tigers
Bridges
Pearson
Baker
Rowe
Bronx Bombers
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Newsom
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Browns
White Sox
Hardware softball team to view weekly schedule
Elyria Hardware players told to check Wednesday Chronicle Telegram for rest of week schedule. Friday night the Hardwares face McKinley Recreation in a preliminary at Harmon Field at 7 30.
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Elyria Hardware
Chronicle - Telegram
Hardwares
McKinley Recreation
Harmon Field
Stanley Shoes seeks softball games in Northern Ohio
The Stanley Shoes team from Oberlin aims to schedule games with any softball team near Elyria and Lorain. Contact Jim Murphy at the Stanley Boot Shop, Oberlin, Ohio, by phone or mail for arrangements.
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Stanley Shoes
Oberlin
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain
Jim Murphy
Stanley Boot Shop
Reds Rally Past Cardinals as Lombardi Homers
Ernie Lombardi hit his 10th home run to tie the league lead while Frank McCormick collected three hits including his first triple. Cincinnati trailed until the fourth inning but seized the lead with McCormick's triple and Lombardi's homer, then held on as St. Louis lost to Boston 10 to 4.
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St. Louis
Boston
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Don Camilli
Frank McCormick
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Lombardi
Elyria High Golf Team Beats Sandusky in Season Finale
Elyria High defeated Sandusky High 11 to 5 at Elyria Country Club to close the season. Coach Roy Clymer picked the varsity foursome from the boys, including Ralph Shapero Joe Saba Louie Lapos and Billy Hull.
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Elyria High
Sandusky High
Elyria Country Club
Roy Clymer
Ralph Sharpero
Joe Saba
Louie Lapos
Billy Hull
Elyria
Shapero
Ivecoveses
Saba
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Lapos
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Hull
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Sandusky
Datne
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Caeeeaeses
Spiegle
Eagles Whitewash WPA Team 20-0 in Cascade Game
The Eagles routed the WPA team last night at Cascade 20-0 as Schroeder allowed only one hit. Mont Stryker and William led the offense with three hits each while L Hill was the lone winner for WPA with the only hit.
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Eagles
Cascade
L. Hill’ T
Mont ‘Stryker
William
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