Local Heckling as Lorain County Softball League Dwindles
Herman Klein boasts of a failing league as South Amherst exits and LaGrange rumored to quit leaving only Elyria Frank's Bakery and Ridgeville Bitners. Johnny Kostyo returns from Wittenberg to pitch for Bittners against Lorain St Johns in a dayview report. Bob Birch predicts Dick Metz wins the National Open Gulf Championship starting today in Philadelphia.
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Herman
Elyria Frank’s
Ridgeville
Johnny Kostyo
Bittners
Lorain St. John’s
Kostyo
Wittenberg College
Bob Birch
Dick Metz
Philadelphia
Birch
Ralph Guldah
Henry Picard
Harry Cooper
Harry Richards A Legendary Jockey Of Classic Era
Harry Richards a veteran jockey known for riding skill and quiet demeanor began as a trainer’s son in Gravesend New York. He cites Pompoon Rosemont Display and Firethorn among his notable mounts with a career highlighted by the 1937 Santa Anita Handicap and 1936 Futurity wins.
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Tarry Richards
Harry
Cuba” Richards
Samuel C. Clay
Gravesend
N. Y
Daisy
Jim Parsons
Richards
William M
Jamaica
Pompoon
Rosemont
New York
Hal Price Headley
Mike Hall
Walter M. Jefford
Firebhorn
Seabiscuit
Pompeon
Ridgeville Girls Build Own Trailer de Luxe
Ridgeville embers Bittner girls softball team built a trailer de luxe with Rev Fr Beuscher to travel to games. It seats 14 and has a loud speaker for music from an auto radio.
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Ridgeville Bittner
Joseph R. Beuscher
Tony Garento
Joe Louis
Jus. L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
al Alten
Cherry Ridge
Alten
Black River
Bob Randall
Mike Getz
Ray Sharkey
Pablo Dano
Eddie Simms
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Mike
Getz
Charley White
Carvin's 75 Caps First Honors In Elyria Elk Golf Tour
Carvin won Elyria Elk No. 465 golf tournament at Spring Valley with 75 for 18 holes. Dick Baird fired 78 for second best. multiple players posted 70s to 90s scores among fifty golfers. Former Elyria mayor James A. Hewitt shot 92 at Elyria Country Club, lowest in years.
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Carvin
Elyria Elks
Walis Carvin
Spring Valley
Dick Baird
Bill Baughman
Walt Maslyk
M. J. Kirk
J. Ogden
Ed Johnson
George Baker
Tom Gorman
F. James
James A. Hewitt
Elyria
Elyria Country Club
Charlie McGrath
Champ Against Field As Open Gets Under Way
In Philadelphia the National Open begins at Spring Mill Country Club with Ralph Guldahl touted as favorite. 165 players vie across 72 holes, led by long hitters Sam Snead and Byron Nelson asgolfers eye a sixth title in a marquee major.
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Ralph
Guldahl
Denver
Detroit
Spring Mill
Philadelphia Country Club
Sammy Snead
Snead
Byron Nelson
Harry Cooper
Ed Dudley
Jewelers and Elyria Hardware Win Opening Loop Games
The Elyria Recreation Softball League opened with Read Jewelers defeating McKinley Recreation 7 to 0 and Elyria Hardware beating Roosevelt Recreation 8 to 1. La Grange Barons game postponed. Siegman of Read Jewelers allowed one hit, a single by Nicholas.
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Read Jewelers
Elyria
Elyria Recreation
McKinley Recreation
Elyria Hardware
Roosevelt Recreation
la Grange Recreation Barons
Read Jewelers-McKinley
Siegman
Jewelers
Nicholas
Little Brown Jug Team Tops City Duckpin League
First place in the City Duckpin Bowling League went to the Little Brown Jug after last night’s matches at the Elyria Recreation. The Jug won three straight over the D and N Sandwich Shop while the Finegan Sheriffs took two from Elyria Recreation. Electro Alloys won by forfeit from Wonder Bar and Pitts Dunfee Service swept three from Junior Order Mechanics.
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W. LL
Little Brown Jug
Finegan Sheriffs
Elyria Recreation
D and
Sandwich Shop
Pitts-Dunfee Services
Wonder Bar
Medhanice
D and N Sandwich Shop
Jugs
Sheriffs
Electro Alloys
Pitts
Dunfee Service
Krugman
Gismondi
Arvay
Stegman Seem
Valerius
Smitty
WelKinley Finegan Sheriffs AB
Rogers Wee
Brouse
Setae
Brokaw
Bae Ewes
Cook
Loesche Bay
Panaes
Aurenian Sen
Tor
Meyers
Kinley
Balla
Stegman
Mottola
Pitt
Belden
Catton
McWilliam
Brunner
Smith
Carter Ween
Electro Alloys Zenich Reer
Minnich
Nasipak
Gebhardt
Carlson
1 232 Still High In Mixed Doubles Tournament Here
M Lee and J Justin lead the mixed doubles bowling event at Elyria Recreation alleys with 1 232. Second place goes to Margaret Henke and Alex Black at 1 229. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top nine on June 16 as scores list multiple players and partial results.
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M. Lee
J. Justin
Elyria
Margaret Henke
Alex Black
M. Henke
W. Henke
E. Bentley
Joe Ardo
Edith Smith
B. Fackler
L. Aurenson
H. Taylor
G. Bohn
Ann Haake
J. Ardono
A. Black
L. Aurensan
Takacs
T. Pompein
D. Fackler
J. Ardo v
J. Ardo
C. Guyeski
L. Ruvensan
E. Lau
A. Lau
Bittners Face Silver's Team In Harmon Field Softball Clash
The Bittner Funeral Home softball team seeks a third straight win as the Morticians meet Vic Silver's Jewelers under lights at Harmon Field. Jewelers stand 1-1 in league play. Also on the card, Frank's Bakery girls meet LaGrange Recreation at 7 15 PM in Lorain County Girls' League action.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Vic Silver’s Jewelers
Harmon Field
Lorain County
Frank’s Bakery
LaGrange Recreation
Bittners Lose 9-5 to Lorain St. John's on Hamilton Diamond
Lorain St. John's defeated the Bittners 9-5 last night on the Hamilton diamond. Johnny Kostyo started for the Bittners and left after the third inning, giving up four runs. Doslek pitched for Lorain. Four homers were hit in the game, two by Kostyo, and one each by J. Homola and Kruppa.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Lorain St. John’s
Hamilton
Johnny Kostyo
Bittners
Gordon Bell
Doslek
Lorain
Kostyo
J. Homola
Kruppa
Rittuers AB
H. E Fritz
Verhirdinger
Sean
Broreski
Cross C
Fl Lewis
Sadowski
Aewa
Wastve
Pat
Henke
Ozminski
Ceureene
St. Johota
Matyeik
Iissel
Ce Weeeneee
St Johns
Bittner Aoaene
Sttak
Matycik
Kosty
St. Johns
Koastyo
Bell A
Bell
Ehrke
Sito
Washington
Cleveland
Indians
Senators
Joe Haynes
Walter Masterson
Rudy York
Dixie Walker
Tigers
Athletics
Radios at Lorain Rone team to play St John’s at Lakeview Park
The Rone Radio Service will face St. John’s at Lakeview Park in Lorain tonight. Radio team members should meet at the West Avenue poolroom at 5 30.
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Lorain
Rone
St. John’s
Lakeview Park
West Avenue
Wakeman Red Caps Rout Purity Bakers 7-2
Wakeman Red Caps defeated the Purity Bakers of Columbus 7 to 2 under the lights. Wasem and Vargo pitched for Wakeman with Bartlome and Diewald in the outfield. Next Sunday the Red Caps host the Black Forest Beers of Cleveland at Wakeman field.
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Wakeman
Red Caps
Columbus
Wasem
Vargo
Bartlome
Diewald
Black Forest Beers
Cleveland
Wakeman Field
Ridgeville Bittner Girls to Meet North Olmsted Cook's Service
Ridgeville Bittner girls square off against North Olmsted Cook's Service girls on the Ridgeville diamond at 6 30 p m today Likely batteries include Betty and Arline Pitts for Ridgeville and Limpert and Letch for North Olmsted.
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Ridgeville
Bittner
Cook's Service Girls
North Olmsted
Ridgeville Diamond
Betty
Arline Pitts
Limpert and Létch
Reds Rally Past Phils After Giant Collapse
Cincinnati Reds rebound from a 17 3 shellacking to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 4 0 in the opener of a series. Whitey Moore earned his seventh win as Cincinnati’s infield turned three double plays and Gil Brack homered with a man aboard before being thrown out at the plate in the ninth.
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United Press
EW York
U.P
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Reds
Cincinnati
Bees
Giants
Philadelphia
Quakers
Phils
Whitey Moore
Gil Brack
Yesterdays Hero Passey Sends Cubs to Tie With Pirates
Claude Passey pitched five hits allowed and led the Cubs to a tie with the Pirates for third place after defeating the Giants yesterday.
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Claude Passey
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Rone Radio Service Defeats Hungarian Reforms 8-5
Rone Radio Service beat the Hungarian Reforms 8 to 5 last night on the Roosevelt diamond. Pitcher Mike worked for the losers while Rone hurled for the winners.
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Rone Radio
Rone
Roosevelt Diamond
Mike
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Margaret Speaks
Firestone Symphony Orchestra
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