Fragmented Local Notes From Ridgeville Area Sports and Weather
Fragmentary copy details a mix of baseball and horse racing results, local league plans, and safety notes. Mentions managers Roger and events at Ascot Park with jockeys Keith Winer and J Futtrell. Reports on weather arrivals and community sports roster changes amid unclear timelines.
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Divisibil
Neain
Fegotior
Nedds
Cuyahoga
Ottawa
Aalitbila
Acta Cine
Divisio
Seas Notre
Daméev
Teima
Nash Pileniy
Sdllorsa
Detroit Tiger
Ae “Yotar
Hnny McCanthy
Darrell
Tallaby
Moira
Wwers
Ascot Park
Tytian
Keith’ Winer
J. Futtrell
National Clay tennis championships reach semifinals
Francisco Pane mura s of Ecuador and Bill of Indianapolis reached the semifinals as Pauline Bundy seeded No.1 in the s division watched from the sidelines. Dorothy May Bundy defeated Bets and moved forward, while Segura and Talbert also advanced in a day of strong performances. Ralph Dilley beat Wendell Chay! in Bay City, Mich, to reach the next round. Silver Jewelers softball practice indicates local sports activity with team members asked to attend.
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Detroit
UPM
Francisco Panemura
Ecuador
Bill
Indianapolis
Hatlonal
Pauline
Ays Hirst
Betz
Los Angeles
Weveral
United States
Dorothy May Bundy
Santa Majica
Col
Winstin
JeMisa
Bundy
Fredericit’ Bundy
May Luton
Bushine
Msg
Seis
Gea
Volbert
Dspite
Maten
Ralph Dilley
Cleveland
Wendell Chay
Bay City
Mich
Local Fairways Golf League Standings Update
In Spring Valley last evening Beatrix-Westinghouse led the league with 52 points, ahead of General Olflew with 44. Material Centre followed at 43, AB Inspect ion Methails Assembly Tool Room with 44, Manchuie Btiap Wily 29, Executives 19, HALON 102, and Trans Mas dle Shop 75. George O'Brien was runner up. Gostwich placed second with other prizes awarded to Kh Men Veskey and Clawley Roegeenan.
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Tronnelng Molatls
Spring Valley
Beatrix- Westinghouse Golf League
General Olflwe
Creddit
Ds Tbh
Methails
Manchuie
Btiap
Wily
Thaller Halon
Trans Mas Dle
Geno Offer
Tim Ravn
Solos Defentel Assembly
Joe’ Padley
Nowers Vast
All-Ohio Track Meet Tomorrow at Ohio Wesleyan Univ
Delaware Ohio will host the All-Ohio College Track Meet tomorrow with Ohio Wesleyan University coordinating. Expected entrants include Wooster Oberlin Ohio State Baldwin Wallace and others as preparations advance for the event.
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Delaware
George F.ganithlee
Aller Diregy
Ohio Weeleyan University
le Holding
al-Ohio College
Campes Lammas
Ganihier
Trany Deitsin
Maan
Wooster
Oberlind
Olle Wes
Teyon
Halleama Crow Rowling
Gres Olin State
Baldwreas Watch
Wi Crise
Nelson beat Hyron for the fod in Molnda meet
A scrambled OCR recounts a polemical golf style battle where Nelson defeats Hyron with a late surge. Named players include Nelson, Byron, and Saming, with mentions of Craig Wand at Milingreneck and a 44,96 77-n8 putter malfunction.
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Svridd
Wiklevedt
Nelson
Che
Molnda
Fredal
Playourney
Byron
Chante
Saming
Craig Wand
Milingreneck
Bret
Ives
Hind
Armstrong Stops Davis In Second Round Fight
New York audience watched Armstrong decisively stop Davis in the second round of a midweek bout. Davis pressed early, but Armstrong unleashed quick rights forcing a knockdown and finish before the end of the round as fans cheered the decisive exchange at Garden.
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Armstrong
Davis
New York
W.P
Bob Montgomery la
SSA
Hiyeny Nate Arinsipang
Fraikie Fullam
Willy
Davie
Art
Davia
Buriey Rée
Armsthong
Pullin
Fran
Moth Feghtera
Ayisemars Tou
Aguirel Tippy Larkiy
New Jersey
Wellers
Giants Not Yankees Are Receiving Plaudits Of New York Fans
United Press reports New York baseball fans praised the Giants over the Yankees. The Giants swept a home stand, moving to third in the National League while the Yankees dropped eight of nine. Key plays included Ott’s homer and Kirkland’s late drives as Boston and Cleveland also won, and Pittsburgh climbed atop the NL standings with a 4–0 win.
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Giants
Yankees
New York Baseball
Glen Perkins
United Press
Innts
Uta
Rosin
Givgly
Toved
Sist
Tite
BBE
Yoolees
Seasean
Hemie
Hucuustonunl Kyat
Cinus
Vinuks
Chin
Western Day Set For Sunday at Local Field
Fragmented text reports a local softball schedule with Western Day and City League ties. Mentions Elytis Event Board Oberlin, Pulaski Winnipeg, and Love, with unclear game times and participants. The garbled OCR obscures clear teams, locations, and outcomes.
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Elytis Reventon Board
Oberlin Ropl
Love
Pulaski
Bert Perury
Forwinun Pidts
Celek
Fein van
Biween Games
Bill Life
Reds Buy Gumbert From Cardinals
Cincinnati rushes to add pitching as the Reds acquire Marty Gumbert from the St. Louis Cardinals for 35. The Pirates lose a tax decision while Tommy La Cruz pitches well for Cincinnati, but the score remains tight amid late Reds threats and missed chances.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Marty Guimber
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Senop Tommy
Cruz
Pirates
Pase
de la Cruz
Tommy
Mas Hulghee
Lee Yandley
Jimmy Rugsell
Bob Elliot
Seland
Bucher
Harder Of Indians Is Classified 2 A
Harder of Indians is classified 2 A in a report noting a difficult situation involving a baseball figure. The article references Mel Harder and names a list of damaged or unclear details. Further clarification is not provided in the readable text.
Tigers Rally To Take Final From Indians In Nine
Detroit built a ninth inning rally to win 7-1 over Cleveland, aided by a double from Hoover and timely hits. Trott started and was relieved in the seventh as Cleveland tied or led briefly, with Kileman finishing the ninth inning for the Indians. Reynolds, Peters, and teammates contributed in the Detroit lineup while Trott faced the Indians' attack.
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Washington Senators
Mickey Hnefner
Bobbie Ortix
Twa
Joe Page
Boston Red Sox
Boslun Braves
Vielary
Kel Ratfensberger
Clevelane
Detroit
Mel Nard
Diane
Tigers
Irwin
Oris Huekselt
Paul 'O' Bea
Trout
Itil
Fhdiong
Trott
Lon Cleyvéland Fling
Keare
Jor Hoover
Siwatk
Allle
Reynolds
Kfle
Dee Heving
Een
CA Magen
Kellen
Peters
Reyratlds
Pesthie Hepes
Detroit Amr. H. OA. Be Loee
Lewme
Ssessiet
Maino Searelisereiedtie
Mayo
O'Dea
Kolmet
Mocketl
Mein
Piass
Dandrean
Rocco
Trayl Minver
York Puldreai
Rosar
Ftacca
Bolereau
Cleveland
Batla
Reynolss
Miss—Reynolds
Fin’ Keleiinn
Meving
Doin
Rue
Aimiide
Hoyer
Colonels Sweep Twin Bill From Millers In Sunday Showdown
The Louisville Colonels defeated the Millers 4 to 2 in the first game and 6 to 4 in the nightcap of a twin bill in the American Association. Annapolis beat St Paul 3 to 2. St Louis Cardinals topped Kansas City 6 to 4 in an exhibition. A wind storm halted play in Milwaukee Columbus game after seven innings, leaving the series with Columbus ahead 2-1. No games scheduled today.
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United Press
Louisville Colonels
Minneapolis
Dino
Haptess Millers
Milwaukee
Columbus
Coniteat
Borchert Stadium
Brewers
Rad Hards Sind
Bob Logan
Indianapolis Tadighs
Vietary
St. Paul
Salas
Hiseimmiles
Otho Niccholas
Indians
Saints
Bendix Westinghouse Sunday Breakfast Tennis Event
Bendix Westinghouse employees and friends are invited to a Sunday event starting with breakfast at 6 o'clock at the Bendix Westinghouse Tennis Club course located on Hamilton and Glenwood streets. The morning includes tennis for both men and women, with a 20 cent admittance and attendees asked to bring their own equipment. organizers Polly May Agitha Sojka Charles Young Norm Schofield Walt Lundberg Lou Brown Warfield Rock and Johnny Marlett are coordinating.
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Bendix
Westinghouse Tennis Club
Hamilton
Glenwood Streets
Bendix- Westinghouse
Polly May
Agitha Sojka
Charles Young
Norm Schofield
Walt Lundberg
Lou Brown
Warfield Rock
Johnny Marlett
Pro Golf Qualifier Set For June 26
Vice President Charles Lorms today announced that PGA officials set June 26 as the date for qualifying rounds in the state professional golf tournament at Columbus Country Club. Successful qualifiers will enter the National PGA Championship in August.
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Pfolpmbus
Witi
Vice Presix
Dent Charles Lorms
Wate Pga
Dyne
Golumbus Country Club
Bormie
Umpire Assignment Notes Reported Resignations
Fragmentary report notes resignations among umpire staff with unclear names and affiliations. Mentions Fred Smith and others in a softball context, with scattered references to Carlisle and Woodin, but unreadable details prevent clear attribution of teams dates or events.
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Wabirein Chlet
Fred Synith
Hiyra
Sax Posey
Woodin
Carlisle
Blackie
Fred
Sleye Bako
Bendix Westinghouse Triumph In Double Feature
In a baseball twin bill Bendix Westinghouse defeated American Radiator 7 5 with Walker earning the win. Key hits came from Brumenschenkel Ratell and Walker as Bendix Westinghouse rallied late to secure a 5 4 lead, then added two more runs to seal victory. Johnny Slosier pitched for American Radiator in a hard fought game.
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Schoditech
Powndey
Lange
Varbo
Schoditsch Steyick
Red Nichols
Bill
Bendix
Westinghouse
Plate
Nother
John (Juggy) Ratell
Lyle Shenefelt
Max Roe
Riddinger
Puit
Plickinger
Johhny
Slosier
Brumenschenkel
Ratell
Walker
Bend
West
Enair
Willoduhog
Elyria
Gyan
Meena Finen
Nichols
Prada
Sarrette
Finwell
Moore
F. Lange
Biden
Relon
Farnwi R. Lathan
Eleria Fousey
Bnda
Nichoje
Giphek
Fehodiuch
Owild Oliches
Sichais
Wester
Smith and Pirestane
Hunton
Rarnwarth
Dave Hruiinsenenke
Henke
Woquia Sickings
Bhereter
LD Kranich
Rf Vie
Rute Og
Waiver
Toale Am Dplacier
Steck
Ith
Ohio State grid team fills 120 candidate pool
Columbus coach Catrall outlines a wide initial pool of about 120 candidates for the Ohio State football squad. He may trim the group and add temporary coaches Dillon and others from McArthur to oversee physical training. The present turnout is twice the size expected and doubles last year’s figure, with many underage and Navy or Marine trainees eligible for participation.
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Conumbus
Catrall
Ohio
Dillon
Wag. Acai
McArthur
Ohio State
Widdoes
Indicaa Snon
Duced
Mushands
Paul Brown
Nav
Elvilians
Navy Corso Marine
Ates Ohio
Newark Extends Ohio State Baseball Lead
Newark defeats Zanesville 5 to 3 as Ohio State League action shifts standings. Zanesville endures its 11th straight loss while Middletown drops after a doubleheader split with Lima, and Springfield edges Middletown in the other game.
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Newark
Ohio State
Columbus
Zanesville
Dodge
Middletown
Lima
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Mle
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ATA
Srhuke
Hurowiki
Cardinals
Renny
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China Wines
Pein Saltu
Pav Verna
Madgera
Cullenbie
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Cnet
Ol Alimers
Rae
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Alep Sescow
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Erie
Witeburgs
Hitish Tegute
Chicagi
Slartethn
Braoglyn
Nvattadenitie Cipenatl
Chiegzi Pues
St Bans Toga
Annie Mi
Ayne Yan Y
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Malu
Gumbert
Levelana Mel Harder
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Pisehee
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Beard
Horde
Marie
Andy
Ebilaren
Hag Heen
Net
Sked
Novac Fischer, Jr
Sanday
Goodyear
Officiel Vive
McGiley
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