Businessmen Face Grafton in Loop Game Sunday
Elyria Businessmen, chasing first half glory in the Lorain Medina County Class A League, host Grafton Sunday at Cascade Park. Elyria sits 4-1, one game behind Brunswick, as top teams chase a possible title tie with four games left this week. Also on Sunday Erhart meets Leroy at Leroy and Wellington faces Westlake at Westlake. all games start at 2:30 p.m.
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Elyria
Lorain-Medina County
Grafton
Cascade Park
Brunswick
Columbia
Erhart
Leroy
Wellington
Westlake
Little Leads Round Robin Round After Rainy First Round
Veteran Lawson Little, age 40, shot a five under par 67 to take a four point lead at the Round Robin in New Rochelle. Jack Burke Jr. trailed with minus 1 7, while Ben Hogan struggled to a 76 amid slick fairways and wet conditions.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Lawson Little
Monterey
Calif
Jack Burke, Jr
White Plains
Ben Hogan
Hogan
George Fazio
Washington
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Ve
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Burke
Fazio
Odd Fellows And Jewelers Open City Class F Games
Odd Fellows And Jewelers captured loop openers with solid pitching and offense. Dick Kosco hurled a nine inning win for Odd Fellows over the American Legion Cubs at Ely Stadium, fanning 16 while yielding four hits after a rough first inning. Roger Binninger Jewelers defeated West Side Lumber 10-4 in the other opener.
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Lo.o.f. No
American Legion Cubs
Roger Binninger
Roger-Binninger Jewelers
Ely Stadium
All-Stars
Cascade Park
Meaner and Dombresky Lead Cascade Park Victory
Tim Meaner spun a strong outing for the Cubs with nine hits allowed thirteen strikeouts and nine walks. Dick Perkins and Chuck Currier supplied multi hit days for the winners while Carl Dombresky delivered a five hit performance and key rally in the second inning as Roger Binninger Jewelers toppled West Side Lumber at Cascade Park.
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Meaner
Tim Meaner
Cubs
Dick Perkins
Chuck Currier
Carl Dombresky
Roger Binninger
Jereveland
Jamesbury Welburn
New York
Fittsburgh
Phusdelonta
Cincinnati xGames
xGames
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Bbledelnbih
Chicago
Brooklyn
Gueage
Zitisoarek Sr
Ss Juis
Jadelphia
Firht
Tain
Onight
Af Philadelphis
St. Louis
Pollet
Kellner
Va. Wynn
Widmar
Sain
Boron
Washington
Caitago
Pittsburgh
City
Ndia’olis
Chey
Syracuse
Toronto
It. Paul
Toledo
Baltimore
Buffalo
St. Paul
Columbus
Springfield
Louisville
Milwaukee
Rochester
Jersey City
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Rein
UPC Team Beaten But Bags Tie For First Half Title
United Polish club UPC lost 4-2 to Elyria Eagles at Lexington Avenue field but still holds at least a tie for the Little League first half crown with one game remaining. Pope pitched the Eagles to the win over UPC, while Tom Jezewski and Gerry Koepp had two hits each for UPC and the Eagles. Al Noster of VFW No. 1079 pitched a four hitter as VFW beat American Legion Post No. 12, with Bill Broadwell collecting two safeties.
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Elyria Eagles
Lexington Avenue
United Polish Club
UPC
American Legion Post? No
United Parish
American Legion
Illyria Eagles Euneconnan
V.F.W
Pope
Mike Pope
Eagles
Paul Walker
Tom Jezewski
Walker
Gerry Koepp
al Noster
Legion
Owen Woodcock
Bill Broadwell
Eyrin Eagles
Elyra gies—Pope
Penns Eaiten
Folish Glub—Walker and
Basinski
Noster
Boylan
Wondceck and Hautman
Batteries and names tagged in 4th inning list draw crowd
In a ledger style recap several battery line items appear with multiple names and roles. The fragment lists R. 8. & Heger-Binninger Jewelers 202 and West Side Lumber, with Batter names Reser Hinaier Dombrosky Cebula Preeman Fenik Huskinson Fishburn Billingsley and others. It also notes American Legion Cubs with Kosco Shilling Perkins Meanor Paonessa among the battery assignments.
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Heger-Binninger Jewelers
West Side Lumber
Reser-Hinaier Jewelers
Dombrosky and
Cebula
Preeman, Fenik
Huskinson
Fishburn, Billingsley
American Legion
LO. G. F
Kosco and
Shilling
Perkins
Meanor
Paonessa
Kell Regains No. 2 Place In Voting
Detroit third baseman George Kell, last year’s AL batting champion, reclaimed the No. 2 spot in the All-Star voting with 9,386 votes as Stan Musial led with 10,653. The balloting selects the Starting American and National League lineups for the July 11 game at Comiskey Park.
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Chicago
Detroit
George Kell
Kell
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Comiskey Park
Savold Signs to Defend World Title in London Bout
AE. n. ou ag. a Rh. Ee Paterson, N. J., and manager Bill Daly signed with promoter Jack Solomons to defend Savold's British version of the world heavyweight title at White City Stadium in June 1951. Solomons said Savold will meet the outstanding challenger at that time. Lorain and Elyria Amvets softball to play a 6:30 practice at McKinley School diamond.
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London
Lee Saveld
N. Ou Ag
Ee Paterson
N. J
Bill Daly
Jack Solomons
Saveld
Mitchell
Murray
Boone
Lemon
City Stadium
Boutresu
Avila
Hogan
Gordon
Garcia
Clark
Feller
Flores
Bearden
Eller
Lamon
Wynn
Rozek
Gromek
Zoldak
McKinley
Lorain and Elyria Amvets
Benton
Savold
Daly
Solomons
Farm Teams Due to Meet Today in Little League
The first sessions for the farm system players of the Little League will be held today. Farm teams meet at 6:30 at the Allen and Hamilton school diamonds the American Legion diamond and the Western Automatic diamond. Regular sessions are planned each Friday at 6:30 throughout the summer. Players should attend the session at the diamond nearest their home.
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Allen and Hamilton
American Legion
Western Automatic
Businessmen Lose Game At Lorain
Elyria Businessmen dropped a 5-3 defeat to Lawson Lumber in Lorain. Ed Kuybuski held an eight hit game for Elyria as Lawson erased a 3 run deficit to win at Long Fellow Field. D Sanborn and Bernie Lysaght each had three hits for their teams amid a game featuring mixed errors and late rallies.
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Elyria Businessmen
Lorain- Medina County
Lawson Lumber
Lorain
Longfellow Field
Ed Kuybuski
Elyria
D. Sanborn
Bernie Lysaght
EL Lorri
Lorain—Meredith
Hodkey
Pra
R. Sanborn
Kubuski
Eagles Hold Saturday Practice at Allen School Diamond
Elyria Eagles of the Little League will practice Saturday at 4 o clock on the Allen School diamond. All team members must report to Manager Ed Siffert. Also noting a Seattle fishermen catch of a 1,800 pound tuna about 10 feet long.
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Eagles
Elyria Eagles
Allen School
Ed Siffert
Seattle
Major Loop Line Scores sesner
National League game results show Boston losing to Cleveland 13 to 1, with Masterson and Lemon among the pitchers. Philadelphia doubled Detroit 6 to 3 as Hutchinson and Guerra supported by Robinson. St Louis fell to Chicago 18 to 12 in a high scoring affair, Consuegra and Dorish among relievers.
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United Press
G. AB. R
Boston
Williams
Red Box Rosen
Indians
Weeesee
Stephens
Red Sox
Gordon
Braves
Oo H Kiner
Pirates
Feneber
Imams
Iy Stephens
Bropo
Red x
Tae
Wertz
Tigers
Ae Konstanty
Phililes de As Brazile
Cardinals Trout
Hiller
Cups
Boabo Teat
Cooper
Smith
Cleveland
Masterson
Joinzen
Starr
Overmire
Fine
Dorish
I Loltar
Harris
Cardinals Seek Ban On TV Broadcasts Of Baseball Games
St Louis Cardinals president Fred M Saigh said the club will push to outlaw television broadcasts of baseball games. He told the Rochester Ad Club that TV is reducing attendance and that a resolution will be introduced at the next All Star game meeting.
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Rochester
N. Y
N.p
Fred M. Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Saigh
Rochester Ad Club
Cardinals
Ex White Sox Star Faces Life After Self Harm Wounds
Jackie Hayes once a standout second baseman for the Chicago White Sox is recovering from self-inflicted wounds in Alabama. Doctors describe him as a brilliant pivotman whose career was derailed by eye disease. Hayes, home in Clanton, seeks strength after a troubled period, asking about his son and seeing-eye dog. He previously served as Chilton County tax collector until health declined.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jackie Hayes
Chicago White Sox
Hayes
Jimmy Dykes
Jackie
J. H. Anderson
Clanton
I Friands
Chilton
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New York Yankee
Phil Rizzuto
Yankee Stadium
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Odd Fellows and Jewelers
Bags
Guy Ole
Lin, Wa
Middle Ave
Oberlin Road
Koepp
West Ave
Sporting Goods
Ting
Lorain Co. Speedway
Omy
SWAY
Stewart
Cleveland St. Ph
Sesner
Oberlin
T. O. Murphy Company
Clint Hanmer
Tony Sito
White Sox
Theodore Roosevelt
Indian Island
Florida
B. F. Goodrich
B.F. Goodrich
Ray Renz, JR
Mgr
Broad St
Chronicle-T
Ohio
Uae
Earl Scheib
Reader's Digest
Fortune Magazine
Broad St. Elyria, O
Tredemerk
Reid
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