Sauer Tops NL Batting Race As Ennis Slips
Hank Sauer of the Cubs leads the National League with a .341 average after a strong week that pushed him from eighth to first, while Del Ennis dropped to 13th at .296. Sauer also leads in home runs with 12 and RBIs with 48. Dom DiMaggio and Al Rosen still head the American League batting, with DiMaggio at .352 and Rosen at .333. In pitching, Sal Maglie suffered his first loss to fall to 9-1, as Bob Shantz matches him at 9-1 for the American League leaders.
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Ennis
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Chicago
Dom DiMaggio
Red Sox
al Rosen
Indians
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Cleveland
Sal Maglie
Cardinals
Bob Shantz
A’s
Gerry Staley
Bob Rush
United Press
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Braves
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R. Thomson
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Neha Sones
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Aviia
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White Sox
Dapicens
Possetees
Simpson
Adams
Reds
J Brazie
Cards Wee
Shantz
Athletics
Patty Berg Leads By One Stroke In Eastern Open Play
Patty Berg shot 73 to top the field by one stroke after the first round of the Women's Eastern Open at Berkshire Country Club Reading. Louise Suggs Betty Jameson Allen Gery and Betsy Rawls trailed with 76s while Betsy MacKinnon Alice Bauer and Marlene Kirk followed with 77 or 78 as nearby contenders chased the title.
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Patty Berg
Reading
U.P
Berkshire Country Club
Minneapolis
Miss Berg
Louise Suggs
Carrollton
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Allen Gery
Betsy Rawls
Austin
Betty MacKinnon
Dallas
Texas
Alice Bauer
Sarasota
Fla
Marlene
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Kansas City Beats Indians In Tenth
The Kansas City Blues beat the Indianapolis Indians 5-4 in ten innings to move into second place in the American Association. Milwaukee Brewers topped the Louisville Colonels 5-0 at Louisville to extend their lead. Columbus Red Birds defeated the Minneapolis Millers 8-6 as Pat Patrick earned a win with seven strikeouts. St Paul defeated the Toledo Mud Hens 9-6 to tie Minneapolis for fourth.
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Kansas City Blues
Indianapolis Indians
Louisville
Milwaukee Brewers
Colonels
Columbus Red Birds
Minneapolis Millers
Pat Patrick
Millers
Patrick
St. Paul
Toledo Mud Hens
Minneapolis
Segura and Gonzales Reach World Tennis Final
In Cleveland at Lakewood Park the International Professional Tennis Championship final pits Pancho Segura of Ecuador who beat Don Budge, against Pancho Gonzales who defeated defending champion Frank Kovacs in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-3.
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Cleveland
U.2
Pancho
Lakewood Park
Segura
Don Budge
California
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Frank Kovacs
Golf Championship Moves Between Clubs in Ohio
A date mixup forced the Ohio Public Links Golf Association to relocate its 1952 state championship from Youngstown Mill Creek Club to Minerva Lake. The event runs August 14 through 17.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Links Golf Association
Youngstown Mill Creek Club
Minerva Lake
Local Fairways League Suspended Amid Plant Strike
The Colson Corporation Golf League is suspended until further notice due to a strike idling production workers. Regular sessions are held each Tuesday at Spring Valley. This weekend Elyria Country Club hosts mixed fourball foursomes with low net format and handicaps. C A Olsen Manufacturing golfer Frank Bedocs carded an eagle two on Cherry Ridge No 4, then a 37 nine-hole score.
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Colson Corporation Golf League
Frank Kayden
Spring Valley
Elyria Country Club
C. A. Olsen Manufacturing Company
Frank Bedocs
Cherry Ridge
Bedocs
Four Deadlocked In Ardmore Open
Four players shared the 36 hole lead at Ardmore Open with 137 as the event nears the final day. Handsome Texan Sheley Mayfield tied with Julius Boros Ralph Blomquist and Al Besselink at one stroke back of the pace with 138 to stay in contention for a $3,000 prize and a $5,400 total payday. Tommy Bolt Dave Douglas Johnny Palmer and Roberto De Vicenzo posted 138s in chase.
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Okla. U.pi
Sheley Mayfield
Cedarhurst N
Brewers Win First Game For Walters
Bucky Walters, new manager of the Milwaukee Brewers, led the team to a 5-0 victory over the Louisville Colonels in Louisville. Walters, who helped guide the Reds to two pennants, succeeds Charley Grimm who moved to the Boston Braves. Walters had been coaching with the Braves this season.
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Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Brewers
Walters
Brewers
Louisville Colonels
Charley Grimm
Boston Braves
Braves
Miami Favored In Ohio Track Meet Amid Field of 12
The Eighth Annual All-Ohio Track and Field Championships open at Ohio Wesleyan with Miami University leading a 12-team field. About 100 athletes compete and notable returnees Cash Powell and Martin Bricker of Miami join Martin Crosten of Bowling Green. Key entrants include Baldwin Wallace Central State Ohio University and others.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Redskins
Miami University
Miami
Baldwin Wallace
Cash Powell
Martin Bricker
Martin Crosten
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Baldwin-Wallace
Central State
U. of Cincinnati
Denison
Oberlin
Ohio University
Toledo
Western Reserve
Wooster
Lumbermen and NJOOF to Meet in Sunday Practice Game
Two Class B Hot Stove League teams West Side Lumber and I. O. Q. F. No. 103 schedule a practice game Sunday at 2 pm on the Ely Stadium diamond. Players are asked to report promptly.
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West Side’ Lumber
Ely Stadium
Bendix-Westinghouse Team Seeks City League Games
The Bendix-Westinghouse City Class B team seeks Tuesday Wednesday and Friday evening contests. Managers interested should call Frank Brunner at 43 133 after 4 pm or reach him at Bendix-Westinghouse.
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Bendix-Westinghouse
Frank Brunner
Nine Stock Car Events Set for Lorain County Speedway
The Lorain County Speedway plans a 104 lap program with nine events starting at 1 pm time trials and 2:30 pm race. Art Plas leads with 53 points followed by Vic Toth 49 Lou Nagy 48 and John Nagy 47. John Nagy seeks to repeat last Sunday's feature win as five Barberton regulars join the field.
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Lorain County Speedway
Art Plas
Elyria
Elyrian
Vic Toth
Lou Nagy
South Amherst
John
John Nagy
Barberton Speedway
Teams Seek Second Softball Loop Wins In Monday Games
Pfaudler Company and Smitty's Grocery aiming to extend unbeaten records as they open a doubleheader schedule at the Lexington Avenue field. Pfaudler meets Bendix Westinghouse at 6 30 with Smitty's Grocery facing Roll Arena at 8. Bendix Westinghouse and Roll Arena lost last week.
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Smitty's Grocery
Victors
Lexington Avenue Field
Bendix Westinghouse
Smitty’s Grocery
Roll Arena
Grafton PX Drugs
Red Caps
Rene Radio
C. A. Olsen Company
Arlington Park to defy threatened HBPA strike
Arlington Park officials said they would open the 1952 race meeting on schedule despite a threat by the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association to strike over purse distribution. Exe cuitive director Lindenheimer called the demand a formula that could end Illinois racing, as HBPA leaders planned a Sunday meeting in New York to discuss the Chicago blackout.
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Arlington Park
Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association
HBPA
Sportsman’s Park
Benjamin F. Lindheimer
Horsemen
Illinois
Arlington
New York
Robert C. Read
National Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association
Children’s Day events at Methodist church announced
Columbia announces Children’s Day at the Methodist church set for Sunday morning June 8 during the 9 45 to 10 45 Sunday school hour. Nadine Metzner leads worship and David Rothel reads scripture and prayer. MYF officers are named. W.S.C.S. installs new officers with slate centerpiece listing positions. A park picnic is planned for the next WSCS meeting.
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Columbia
Methodist Church
MYF
Nadine Metzner
David Rothel
Rudy Benjes
Shirley Norfolk
Loretta Weyrick
Janice Tiltijies
Burchard Furling
David Rothles
Leon Ives
Robert Koster
Africa
W.S.C.S
Ws.c.s
Lynn Hammon
Dale Hammon
Harry Knopf
Franz Logerwell
Dale Martin
John Sowers
Carl ‘Freuhauf
E. E. Crowell
Harold Tiltsies
E. L. Thompson
Lorena Crocker
Status of Women
C.S.R
S.C.4
Robert Crawford
Leonard Buchs
Henry Metzner
LeRoy Zorn
Wilda Heineman
Margaret ‘Crawford
WSCS
Wed
Call for More Vigorous Participation in Welfare Planning
Elyria Community Welfare Council luncheon hears Harold Zealley urge stronger lay involvement in health planning as only four professionals attended the last meeting. Jane Sisson urges active citizen participation to improve services, recruit youth, and educate the public on welfare programs amid county committee studies and a proposed juvenile detention levy.
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Elks Marine Room
Harold A. Zealley
Elyria Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Zealley
Jane Sisson
Loraine County Public Welfare Department
Council
Chicago
Courtney Kirby
Lorain
Fit
Lorain County
National Probation and Parole Association
Ernest Seabold
Kirby
Connie Lynch
Elyria Youth Council
Real Estate Transfers Listed By Local Title Firm
A 1952 real estate transfer report from The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company details property trades in Oberlin Carlisle Elyria Lorain and nearby townships. Transactions include multiple parcels on Hamilton Street Indian Hollow Road Bursey Road East River Road Bon Air Avenue and Park Plan Allotments with various buyers and sellers such as Finel Bailey Walter Owen Charles W James and William Ursie among others. The document also notes local community items including school closing days and a council budget report with 15 percent of the annual budget set aside for council planning.
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Finel Bailey
Walter Owen
Hamilton Street
Oberlin
Louis H. Bruce
Kenneth Walcker
Indian Hollow Rd
Carlisle T
Oliver E. Witham
Willliam H. Ziesler
Bursley Rd
Rochester
Donald E. Goss
Herbert M. Goss
Medina- Norwalk Rd
Brighton
Orlo F. Flint
Charles W. James
Prospect Su
Elyria
Frank Heil
East River Rd
Carlisle
William V. Ursie
John Vukin
22Nd St. Lorain
Ernest S. Thompson
Anthony Godless
Charles St
Black River
Robert A. Alfien
Arthur Ratcil
Bon Air Ave
Arthur Rateil
Robert AL Alflen
Nina Alen
Walter J. Juraczynski
Yvonne Grof
Walter J. Jurez-yncki
Charles Nichols
Weltes J. Jura ‘Czynski
Joan Robinson
Economy Moitor Sales Inc
Fred Probst
Lloyd Jacob Seiberth
Myra Carter
Teasurer
Elyria Community Chest
Council
Helen Mulholland
Dorothy Nichols
Nita V. Webb
Uaw-Cio
Harlie Stevick
M.C.A
Camp Iss-See-Kes
F. A. Eaton
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