Boxing Billows and Farm Odds Hit Elyria Stage
Promoters Bang and Atkins plan the Bomber card at the Stadium in mid June with nine bouts totaling 70 rounds. Notables include Bivins vs Maxim, Christoforidis vs Colan, and Bobo vs Bettina. Ticket prices run from $1 to $2.60, with a Service Relief Fund game set for Cleveland Stadium.
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Ed Bang
Larry ‘Atking
Harry Bobs
Mello
Bettina
Anton Christoforidis
Johnny Colan
Jory Maxim
Jimmy Alvins
Lem Franklin
Duo Mus
Cato
Harry Teaney
Maxte Shapira
Johnny Lawer
Sammy Derrico
Jimmy Trusso
Billy Murray
Joey Pirrone
Bobby Richardson
Johnny Abbotts
Bang and Atkins
Bivins
Maxim
Bobo
Trittina
Belling
Christifarldis
Colan
New Yorker
Beneft
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Indians Rally to Beat Senators 8 6 in Ninth Inning
The Cleveland Indians toppled the Washington Senators 8 to 6, erasing a 6-4 deficit in the ninth. Ors Hockett opened with a bunt, Lou Boucherou walked, Jett Meath beat Trotter with a single, and Les Fleming tied the score with a hit. Buster Mills scored the eventual winning run on a passed ball.
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Ors Hockett
Lou Botxireau
Iuns
Waitington
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Billiter
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Trotter
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Hackett
Les Fleming
bin Zuber Caite
Heath
Buster Mills
Pest
Wakeman and Sandusky Teams Play Sunday Game
Wakeman Ret Caps host Ferrel Cheeks of Bandas on the focal diamond Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. Manager Clarence Thailey of the Ted Caps announced that night games at the Wakemark have been discontinued for the duration of the war.
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Foundry Team Scores Over Indians in Narrow Softball Win
A scramble of readable lines shows the Foundry team defeating the Indians in a softball game played last night. Duplex Foundry and Verge led at bat while Indians pitchers and defense struggled. Lively defense and timely hitting closed the game with Foundry ahead.
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Abberville
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Reyes
Dems Blank Bendix Team By 13-0 Scare In Night Loop
The Tidigesse Democrate blanked Bendix Westinghouse 13 to 0 in a night league game last Sunday. Sawed and Varna led the Dems in hitting, while Middle Murawski Porter and others delivered for Bendix. In a separate girls’ game, the Hidgeville Butcher Funeral Home beat Frath's Bakery Elyria 5 to 0 behind Dorothy Mutts pitching. Next Sunday two league games list Tidgeville Merchants vs. Ridgesville Democrats.
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Hidgeville Butcher Funeral Home
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Agnes Burke
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Ridgesvile Democrats
Bell SMU Coach Enlists In Navy
Dallas June 12 news reports SMU football coach Bell will report to Annapolis for a one month Navy indoctrination, sworn in yesterday as a naval reserve officer. He takes a leave of absence. successor to be temporary.
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Bettina Heavy Favorite in Chicago Bout
Bettina of Beacon New York is a heavy two to one favorite to defeat Altoy Allen of Chicago in tonight’s weight class bout. Betting circles rate Bettina as the top contender seeking another win over Allen and other heavyweights in the event.
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Wallacsa of A's Now In Air Corps
Wallacsa of the A's, rookie shortstop Jack Wallacsa, has joined the Army Air Forces. Reclassified 2A after a ruptured eardrum delayed his enlistment, he completed his physical yesterday and will serve in the ground crew. Unmarried Wallacsa played for the Athletics before the draft.
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Passeau Of Cubs Nets Nine Victories In Season
Claude Passeau, back from the hospital, pitched his seventh win in a row and his ninth of the year as the Cubs defeated the Phillies five hits to one. The win marked Passeau’s rise in the majors, challenging the second division pitching narrative while he wore the No 33. The Cubs, in a season of mixed league play, moved toward a stronger standing with this complete game victory. Brooklyn’s game was rained out and other pennant chase notes filled the day’s baseball page.
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Black River Field Trials Next Sunday
The third running of the Tack River Field Trials is set for Sunday near State Route 18. Starting time is 6 o clock. Fire ltries accepted up to hour. Final purse equals race proceeds: first dog 30 percent to second dog 30 percent and third dog 30 percent. Entry fees returned to heat winners. admission charged, with free entry for women and children.
TaMinoN Club and Italians Meet in Sourists Game
The 13 Club and Italians will meet in a sourists game entbed Wie for the Hamilton diamond. Members of the 15 Club are acked the alamand at 3.
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Lesnevich-Brown Fight Not For Title Says NBA
Cleveland June 12 The bout between light heavyweights Lesnevich and Brown for the McArthur Tomber Fight Show at Tocal Stadium June 33 is not a title bout. NBA ratings designate Bivins Maxim Colan and Christoforidis as logical challengers, with Promoters pressing for a Lesnevich defense regardless.
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