Bolinski Tosses Perfect Game for Elyria Little League
Bolinski pitched the first perfect game in Elyria Little League history, retiring 18 straight as V.F.W. 1079 beat Elyria Eagles 2 to 0 at Lexington Avenue field. Dick Rassler held the Eagles to three hits with nine strikeouts in a 6 inning mound duel.
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United Polish Club
American Legion
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Dick Rassler
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Gordon Beauchemin
Carl Plato
Koepp
UPC
Henry Koepp
Ron Novak
Softball Action Tonight at Lexington Avenue Diamond
Three softball games unfold on Lexington Avenue with two City League matchups and one independent girls game. UFLW No. 1079 faces UA-W-CLO Local 780 at 6:30, United Polish Club meets Oberlin T. Murphy at 8, and Oberlin Merchants plays Fletcher Freight Line of Sandusky at 9:15 in the finale.
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Sandusky
39 Horses Perish In Buffalo Harness Stable Blaze
A Buffalo fire destroyed five stables at the raceway killing 39 harness horses as 3,000 fans watched. About 70 horses escaped or were freed, some returned into flames. The Dick Nesbitt stable lost 18 of 21 horses. total value set at $150,000 with owners including Don Welch of Lockhaven and Lake Drive Inn Stable of Rochester.
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Oberlin Baseball Close to Season With Baldwin-Wallace
Oberlin College plays Baldwin-Wallace in the season finale at home Saturday during commencement weekend. The Yeomen, winners in eight of 12 games, close out Oberlin’s five spring sports programs.
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Herring Favored In Garden Bout Tonight
Handsome Jim Herring, known as the Television Kid, was favored 8-5 to beat Jimmy Flood in a middleweight video fight at Madison Square Garden tonight. Polanders winx 15 11 steel Polishers beat Die Cast 15-11 opening GM Second Shift Softball League game.
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Locke Favored To Win Open After Palm Beach Lead
Muffin-faced Bobby Locke surged to the first round lead at the Palm Beach Invitation with a four under par 63. Pros hail the South African as the man to beat at the upcoming National Open at Oakland Hills Birmingham Michigan. Locke praised for phenomenal putting and precision, he eyes the Open next Thursday through Saturday amid strong praise from peers.
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Johannesburg
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Moose Club Drill At Ely Stadium Diamond
The Moose Club softball team will drill at 6 o clock on the Ely Stadium diamond. All team members are required to be present. The Turkish Red Crescent seeks 5 000 tents for market supply.
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Dall Organization Captures Ford Service Contest Victory
J R Dall Ford Sales will travel to New York City June 8 to 10 as a regional Ford Division winner in a three month customer service contest. E B Brown attends among 1500 Ford dealers and service managers from 13 central area points. They stay at the Waldorf Astoria and are treated to Broadway Hollywood radio and TV highlights. Aviation officials note the 33 plane charter is the largest in airline history. Over 1000 dealers competed in the region.
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Food prices would be higher without controls says government
Washington reports a Bureau of Labor Statistics eight city survey showing the May 15 retail food price index at 227.1 percent of the 1935-39 average. Prices for fresh fruits and vegetables rose most as they were not under controls, while regulated canned goods held steady. Beef and veal dipped due to new ceilings. pork, fats, and oils moved modestly. several other items declined. The survey covered stores in nine major cities including New York, Boston, Chicago, and San Francisco.
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