Vets Associates Post City League Wins Tie for Lead
Vets and Associates won twice at Oberlin Road field to stay tied for the Cue Softball League lead. Tiahn Associates beat Vic Silver Jewelers 6 2 in the opener with Brumenschenkel tossing a six hit shutout. In the nightcap, Duplex Foundry fell 6 2 as Marsh and Morse sparked a five run seventh inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vets
Tahn Associates
Cue Softball League
Oberlin
Tiahn Associates
Vic Silver Jewelers
Beote
Das Kil Renmenschenkel
VF W
Teaders
Vic Silver Dewelers
Neat
Frank Karby
Dewelers
Gone Cross
Pan
Fal Gawlik
Cross
Jim Hwoenke
Joe Sadowski
Karby
Lee Morse
Andy Suetin
Bill Mike
Duplex Foundry
Steve Karby
Dick Krutch
Joe ‘Kerateh Witchers
Tote
Marsh
Sito
Joe Bolash
Foe Varsa
Tae
Duplex
Sita
Lemon To Draw Second Hurling Job For Tribe
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau named Bob Lemon as the Indians starter for tonight's game against Washington. With Allie Reynolds and Mel Harder sidelined on the road trip, Lemon earned a second starting nod after a rocky first appearance. Lemon has pitched well in relief, and the Indians aim to rebound after losing last night as Sad Hodon faced knuckleballer Roger Wolff of the Nationals in a 5 1 defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Oon
Bob Lemon
Allie Reynolds
Mel Harder
Lemon
Indians
Hudeon
Roger Wolff
Wolff
Steve Gramek
Pere Center
Ann HO AB
Woodling
Fleming
Ecus
Boudeeay
Lewis
Werth
Pridity
Eyank
Vernon
Priddy
Legis
Lallar
Hite -Cromek Fin
Hone
Toil -Eyatts
Giramek
Civicve
Tine
Vander Meer Takes Mound For Reds
Cincinnati assigns Johnny Vander Meer to pitch as the Reds face the Phillies in a two game series. Vander Meer seeks his second win of the season against three losses while Barry Mauney of Philadelphia owns no wins and one loss. The Cubs beat the Reds 6 5 yesterday to move past Cincinnati as the Braves prepare a four game series Friday night.
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Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Ingo
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Cubs
New York Giants
Vander Meer
Phillies
Barry Mauney
Mauney
Yadies
Philbys
Boston Braves
Winning Streak Snapped In Industrial League Baseball Clash
Colson Corporation team of the Industrial League halted a five game run by defeating the Club Tristimn softball team 11 to 8 on McKinley diamond. Joe Karby pitched for Tristum as Culson hitters Kirch and Gallo supplied multi hit games while teammate Jones contributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colson Corporation
Tristimn
McKinley Diamond
Joe Karby
Tristum
White
Hahn manufacturing defeats Tas- Tee in Ridgeville league game
Hahn manufacturing boys beat Tas- Tee 7 to 5 in a Lakewood AA league clash on Ridgeville diamond. Benny Rodin pitched four hit allowed while George Baird gave up ten hits. In the preliminary, Dever Inn edged DAW-CIO Loral 911 6 to 0 as Schwartz shut down Rume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn Manufacturing
Tas- Tee Cateram
Lakewood
Ridgeville
Benny Rodin
Cay
Hahn
George Baird
Tas-Tee
Dever Inn
Daw-Cio
Loral 911
Industral League
Schwartz
Ohio State To Host State AAU Track Meet At Ohio Stadium
In Columbus Ohio the State AAU Track and Field Championships will be held at Ohio Stadium on Saturday June 18. George Haney Ohio State track coach and event chairman urged tech school boys with strong state meet records or good season marks to compete. Registration and certification with AAU or institutions available at the stadium. Certificates awarded to the top three finishers in each event.
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Columbus
Ohio Association
A. AL UL
Ohio Stadium
George Haney
Ohio State
Tech School
A.A. U
Heaney
Cortifientes
Katry Feo
Foundry Team Protest Overshadows Double-header Finish
Du plex Foundry team played the second game of yesterday's double-header at Oberlin Road softball field under protest over a disputed first inning play. Ed Talarek moved from first to second on a stolen base and was ruled out at second after a return to third caused by a misapplied tag. Umpires later reversed the call, declaring Talarek safe at second, prompting club officials to protest the remainder of the game.
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Oberlin Road
Duplex Foundry
Ed Talarek
Bill Mike
Bob Cannefax
Talarek
Bob Kowalski
Foundry
Pep Bartolo Title Clash At Madison Square Garden
New England Italian stars Willie Pep and Sal Bartolo prepare for a featherweight showdown at Madison Square Garden. A single champion title could emerge amid multiple versions, with Pep favored and Bartolo seen as a strong challenger. The match promises a Fiesta of boxing amid disputed titles and the era’s complex rankings.
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New York
Willie Pep
Sal Bartolo
New England
Madison Square Garden
Pep
Bar+ tolo
National Boxing Association
Fisheutfis
Industries Team Wins At Oakwood
The Industri es team and Lorain NGA Taletek led by A Dyce and a helper defeated Groos squad of Lorain at Oakwood. The win came as a late home boost with heavy pressure from Misty Sport and the Civrerih inetueteies.
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Civrerih Inetueteies
Fir Place
Ohier Oy
Industrit Beogue
Misty Sport
Greoos
Lorain
Oakwood
Leta
Mneand
Gees
Feed Cortin
Lorain Nga Taletek
Cronin Hunts Starting Pitcher As Browns And Red Sox Tie
Boston manager Joe Cronin seeks a reliable starter as the Red Sox and Browns battled to an eight four tie in twelve innings. The game featured 38 Sox victories and a home record of 38–0 against the western clubs, with Vernon Stephens returning and upping the offense.
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Cronin
Browns
Red Sox
Triver
Chay
Walerim
Tan Hinokly
Nets
Welle Yankees
Sox
York
Shagnter
Cudinain
Ah Walker
Flames
Yarnkersan
I Menhy
Red Box
Merton
Senators
Musial Cardinals
Spring Valley Golf League Matches Highlight Mixed Results
Leaders Timms Spring Company B and Sahel Jewelers won in the Spring Valley Twilight League with Timms beating Duffy Construction 4 2, Sahel Jewelers 3 1/2 to 1 1/2. Other results included Spon Valley over Koepp Sporting Goods and Knowles-Snievek over Supper Club 4 to 1, plus several close matches and a 32 low score by Cinghane of Spring Valley A. The article notes tournament details for the Spring Valley Specasta event, entry fees, and schedules.
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Timms Spring Company
Sahel Jewelers
Spring Valley
Twi- Lite
Gott Leange
Duffy Construction Company
Saber Jewelers
Olsen Manufcturing Company
Spon Valley
Koepp Sporting Goods
Knowles and
Snievek
WC. J. O
Pfaudler Company
Vic Silver Jewelers
Thomasson
Elytia
Rogard Furniture
Stone's Gry
Haserodt Jewelers
Pfundler Company
Dint Cinghane
Vans
Howard Stanford
Wall’s
Mento Tales
Wall's
Max Ddowiee
Tamms Spring Company
Floyd Teeky
Sebel Jewelers
Spring Valley Country Club
Lorain
Pea
Lincoln Shaw And Shore Play For Loop Title
Lincoln Shaw and Shore advanced in the Metropolit an League Western Division by beating Lakewood to clinch the division. Lincoln, with Johnny Almasi on the mound, edged Lakewood 2 1 to win the title and earn a playoff date against Euclid Shore, while Cleveland Shaw holds the Central Division. The doubleheader schedule at League Park on Saturday features Lincoln facing Euclid Shore in game one and Shaw meeting the first game's victor for the league crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Lincoln
Euclid Shore
Cleveland Shaw
Liiraln
Shaw
Lincoln
Lakewood
Johnny Almasi
John Sanders
Finn Oaly
Walt Yowarsky
Don Gates
Gates
Milan Kuberic
Alan Huff
Almosi
Sanders
Hogan Favored To Retain Philadelphia Invitational Title
Belting Ben Hogan leads the field as the 18 000 Philadelphia Inquirer Invitational Golf Tournament opens in Philadelphia. Defending champion Byron Nelson withdraws to care for ailing mother in law, clearing room for stars like Johnny Bull, Vic Grezzi, Sammy Snead and 144 other qualified players. Also noted is Ohio State to Missouri football set for Sept 27 1947 opening the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ben Hogan
Tobin
Byron Nelson
Johnny Bulla
Vic Grezzi
Sammy Snead
Nelson
Texas
Dick Burton
Robby Cruickshank
Richmond
Gene Sarazen
Jay McSpaden
Lawson Little
Porky) Oliver
Hogan
Legion Juniors drill open tryouts for City and County leagues
Manager Herman Sappin of the American Legion Juniors Gold Team announces open tryouts for all positions. Any candidate under 17 in eighth grade or higher may join, with a practice at Ely Stadium tomorrow at 4. The team begins County League play Saturday and City League play Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halu Meats
O' Tenaue
Ely Stadium
Johnny Trl
Iam
Pirates Face Walkout Threat Over Baseball Guild Recognition
The Pittsburgh Pirates consider striking if management refuses to recognize the American Baseball Guild as the bargaining agent. President Benswanger met the players with lawyer Seward French after guild organizer Robert Murphy pressed for immediate recognition and a collective bargaining election. Most players attended the meeting, signaling potential action despite talks with the Dodgers and a regional labor board decision pending.
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Rudy Cernokovic
United Press
Ittsburgh
Major League Baseball
Oreon Mines
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
William Benswanger
Pirate
Brooklyn Dodgers
American Baseball Guild
Independent
Dodgers
Benswanger
Seward French
Robert Murphy
Fis
Hanover Murphe
Giants
Murphy
Jimmy Brown
Triett
Rip) Sewell
Ken Hrintgetman
Plana Dodger Union
Leo Durocher
Lippy
Frank M. Kleiler
Guild
Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot Across Leagues
A condensed sports brief reports yesterday’s results in the American and National Leagues plus standings and upcoming games. It notes Cleveland over Detroit, Philadelphia over Boston in 12 innings, and Chicago over New York in the NL, with multiple matchups scheduled for today and tomorrow. It also lists American and International League club records and standings, highlighting Toledo, Milwaukee, Montreal, and Baltimore amid a broad league-wide update.
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Boston
Washington
Drivot
Cleveland
St. Louw
Philadelphe
Detroit
Philadelphia
Tallin
Dark Rossy
New York
Chicago
Br Louis
Greteland
St Louis
EL Peagb
St. Tttie Gnicakyemeiaaty New York
Americas Arsoceation Club
Pet
Tro'polig
Toledo
St. Paul
Aubwaukie
Kaniaville
Columbue
Kan City
Minne‘ohe
Loulevite
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Bass Run Draws Crowds To Fremont For White Bass Run
Fremont today attracted hundreds of fishermen as the white bass run was in full swing. Fish moved up the Sandusky River from Sandusky Bay to spawn while 400 to 500 people crowded the Sandusky River banks and river bridge inside Fremont city limits for the second night of the run.
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Fremont
Sandusky Bay
Sandusky
Fregmont
AA League Leaders Hold Positions As Rain Halts 2 Games
The American Association standings held steady as rain halted two games. St Paul and Indianapolis saw their finale postponed as Louisville beat Milwaukee 8 to 2. Kansas City shut out Toledo 5 to 0 while Columbus Minneapolis game was rained out. Jim Wilson earned his third win for Louisville. The Colonels chased Milwaukee starter Owen Scheetz in the third after scoring in the second and fourth innings. Kansas City’s Carl DeRose pitched five hit ball to blank Toledo, with the Blues scoring in the first, second, third, and sixth frames assisted by three Madden pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
Minneapolis
Jim Wilson
Brewers
Teouseville
Colonels
Owen Scheetz
Blues
Tuledn
Carl DeRose
Madden
Red Caps Beat Visiting Cuban La Palomas 7 to 4
The Wakeman Red Caps defeated the travelling Cuban La Palomas 7 to 4 on the Wake iman diamond yesterday. Carnal pitched effectively with runners on base after giving up 11 hits. Pillot started for La Palomas and was relieved in the sixth by Peerman. The Red Caps schedule a game Sunday at 8 30 against Homerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Red Caps
la Palomas
Wakeiman
Carnal
Pillot
Peerman
Homerville
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Vic Bilver Jewelern
Asnocises
Aramen
Schenkel and Dodales Vic Bilver Benerts
Karby End Brydnicks
Duplex Kowidry
Tora Marsh Mid
McCawies Dupes Foundry Bao
Harvey Sand Verge
Tribe
Tony
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Hatin Asset Itty
Nie Sailer Jewelers
Etlyne Merehanie Nouatrial Leach
al Fytustries
Western Automatic Agn
Harstian Chimivas
Kmreeger
Altman and
Ackerman
Broad Street
Dey
A.A. A
Pat
Oscar Fraley
Bob Montgomery
Ike Williams
NBSA
Cauhetawer
Wilhe
Chalky Wrights
Little Walle
Vint Pep
Pat Eas
Ted Willams
DiMaggio
Rank
Bob Feller
Burfelo
tWite
Lartie Wilett
Gee Barking
Carl Lundquist
EW York
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Dave
Berviss
Mickey
Harris
Bill Butland
Resterdis
Alreak
St. Louis
Vernon Stephens
Neadly
Buthand
Andy York
Bestor
Wankees
Chicaso
White Sox
Virgil Trucks
al Benton
Brnton
Trucks
Dick Wakefeld
George Kell
Tiger Suns
Gerry Priddy
Buddy Lewis
Ken Burkhart
Ed Wright
Aveshit
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Kirby Highe
Bucs
Highe
Frank Melton
Eddie Waitkue
Phil Cavaretta
Erin
Sota Grint
Yrteher
Emil Kesh
Cirighana
Taw
Bill Kohn
Janowice
Herman Lappin
Ina Mireenan
Art Michael
Tom Glut
Bill Fes
Kerey Ridge
Army Are Capps
Tye
Che
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al Kukucka
Mike Fey
Np Sunndays
Sondiar
Elyria Country Club
Harold Kunkle
V. Adair
HA. Robinson
Trensomes
Marsh and Son Obert
Cades Street
Sudro-Curtis — Phony
Aluet
Lincoln, Shaw
Shore
Weatern Diviai
L. Pet Tevesand Linteln Ut
UH Rivne
Ky River
BUCKS
Missourt
Ohio State Wing Athletic Board
University of Missouri
Vets Mert Lorain
Vfwt
Ae Cite Leaane
Willa
Little Joe
Lodi ST
H. HW
Benham
Elyria Sav
Trunt
la Paloma's
The
Elyria Lumber
Ubesinny
Harry Bros
East Ave
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