Robinson Maxim Title Fight Advances Draw Big Advance
Boxing fans look to next week as Sugar Ray Robinson defends the light heavyweight crown against Joey Maxim at Yankee Stadium. Advance ticket sales near 200000 with expected gate around 500000 and TV adds about 100000. Other bouts include Gavilan Turner July 7 and Marciano Mathews July 28 with multiple televised fights. Amateur U S Olympic trials in Kansas City run Monday to Wednesday for 14 team berths.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Kansas City
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Maxim
Yankee Stadium
Maxim
Cleveland
Robinson
New York
Theatre TV
Ken
Grossinger
N. Y
Slender Ray
Joe Louis
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Gavilan
Summit
Turner
Pleasantville
Rocky Marciano
Harry
Kid) Mathews
Marciano
Brockton
Mass
Greenwood Lake
Matthews
Seattle
Johnny Bratton
Chicago
Rocky Castellani
Luzerne
Castellani
Bratton
Madison Square Garden
Vince Martinez
Paterson
Sammy Giuliani
Stamford
Four Players Involved In White Sox Trade Deadline Deals
At the June 15 deadline the St. Louis Browns traded Leo Thomas and Tom Wright to the Chicago White Sox for Al Zarilla and Willy Miranda. Zarilla returns to the White Sox, his original club in 1943, as the Braves move Jack Dittmer to Milwaukee and send Roy Hartsfield and Dick Donov an to the Brewers. Brooklyn sold Bud Podbielan to Cincinnati while Tommy Holmes joins Dodgers as pinch hitter. Reds swap Bud Byerly to St Paul. Darrell Johnson recalled by Browns due to Clint Courtney injury.
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New York
St. Louis Browns
Leo Thomas
Tom Wright
Chicago White Sox
al Zarilla
Willy Miranda
Zarilla
Boston Braves
Jack Dittmer
Milwaukee
American Association
Dittmer
Braves
Roy Hartsfield
Dick Donovan
Brooklyn
Clary
Bud) Podbielan
Cincinnati
Tommy Holmes
Holmes
Dodgers
Chuck Dressen
Reds
Eldred
Bud) Byerly
St. Paul
Dodger
Clint Courtney
Browns
Darrell Johnson
San Antonio
Unbeaten B Loop Nines Clash in City Class B Softball
Two perfect records in the City Class B Softball League meet tonight at 6:30 on Lexington Avenue as Plancher Company and Smitty's Grocery duel to stay unbeaten. The doubleheader opens with Roll Arena vs Bendix-Westinghouse at 8, while Red Caps wait until Thursday to defend their two win mark against Bone Radio.
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Red Caps
Bone Radio
Co. A. Olsen Company
Grafton PX Drugs
Class E Season Opens With Three Tuesday Baseball Tilts
Class E six team league begins with three 6 pm games. West Side Lumber vs 1.0.C.F. No. 103 at Ely Stadium. American Legion Cubs vs All-Stars at Elyria Catholic High. Savings Deposit Bank vs Castles Wallpaper and Paint at Cascade Park. Castle's Wallpaper seeks a repeat Elyria title and district bid.
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West Side Lumber
1.0.C.F. No. 103
Ely Stadium
American Legion Cubs
Elyria Catholic High School
Savings Deposit Bank
Castle
Cascade Park
Elyria
L0.c.f
Elyria Catholic High
All-Stars
Little League East Games Set Tuesday
The Little League East wraps up the first half with two Tuesday games at Lap pin Field. Gardner Jewelers leads with six wins in eight, facing D N Coney Island (2-6) at 6 pm. Lorain Glass and Knights of Columbus (both 4-4) duel for second at 7 15 as the league shifts to the second half Thursday.
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Lappin Field
Gardner Jewelers
D & N Coney Island
Lorain Glass
Knights of Columbus
Boros Predicted Victory in National Open at Dallas
Julius Boros, 32, transplanted New Englander from Mid Pines North Carolina, forecast he would win the National Open after rounds at Northwood Club. He led with a 28 under total, beating Ed Oliver and Hogan, who faltered in the heat to finish four behind.
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Dallas
Tex
U.P
Burly
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Northwood Club
Boros
Ernest
Julius
the Moose
Porky) Oliver
Lemont
Ill
Oliver
Hogan
Johnny Bulla
Verona
George Fazio
Clementon
Line Scores Major League Baseball Recap
Major League results show New York and Cleveland split doubleheaders with wins and losses for Lopat Kuzava and other pitchers. Philadelphia split with St Louis in two games while Boston and Chicago battled. Detroit and Washington also played, with varied outcomes across the leagues.
E Team Suits Ready Uniforms Issued for West Side Lumber
West Side Lumber Class E Hot Stove League will issue uniforms tonight. Manager Fritz Thornton asks Squad members to report to his home at 216 Fast Broad Street between 6 and 8. Players listed include R Young B Bittner D Van Ostram G Kazmeliczak R Fritz D Smith B Gebhardt R Lewis R Mittler G Garton J Becker T Mahl P Jaroch R Szlempa B Dillman.
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West Side Lumber
Fritz Thornton
Fast Broad Street
R. Young
B. Bittner
D. van Ostram
G. Kazmeliczak
R. Fritz
D. Smith
B. Gebhardt
R. Lewis
R. Mittler
G. Garton
Yost and Jackson Win First Features at Lorain County Speedway
Erlia's Chuck Yost and Cleveland's Dick Jackson captured their first feature victories at Lorain County Speedway in a double feature Sunday. Yost led from the pole in the first feature while Jackson climbed from 11th to take the second feature, with Nagy and Porter following in both races among the top finishers. A three-car crash marred the program, and Don Shank flipped in the semi feature as Art Plas posted the fastest qualifying lap of 25.25 seconds in a 44-car field.
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Chuck Yost
Elyria
Dick Jackson
Cleveland
Lorain County Speedway
Yost
Jackson
John Nagy
South Amherst
Jerry Currier
Spencer
Dee Wolf
Berea
Jonn Nagy
Nagy
Ken Johnson
Amherst
Bill Porter
Joe Ott
Lorain
Sterling Ray
King Kong Keller
Brownhelm
Currier
Wally Westfall
Don Shank
Art Plas
Vic Toth
Spike Gilliland
Lou Nagy
Gene Grebjewski
Grafton
Paul Gott
Be- Tea
Bob Stratu
North Olmsted
Ed Horvath
LaGrange
Art Smith
Standings and results from yesterday and upcoming baseball games
Yesterday's results show several games across the leagues with notable scores such as St Louis 14 0 over Brooklyn, New York 12 3 over Cincinnati, and Chicago 1 0 over Boston. Upcoming schedule highlights include Cleveland at Washington and New York at Detroit with 8:15 p.m. starts and multiple city pairings. Standings feature Brooklyn leading with 37 wins, New York 33, Chicago 28, St Louis 28, Philadelphia 21, and Pittsburgh 15. American Association and International League listings follow with team records and pending matchups today and tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
G. W. L. Pet
Xg.b
Brooklyn
Evesssesens
Cincinnati
Seeeseees
Pittsburgh
Brecheen
Brazile
Hearn
Kennedy
Kline
Ridzik
Itomorrow
American Association
W.L. Pet
W. 1. Pet
Milwkee
Minnep Olis
Kan. City
India
Ols
Louisville
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Tain
Foulerne
Minneapolis
W. L. Pet. Xg.b
Peers
Chicago Cebeeens
Cseseees
St. Louis Ae
Irdd de Eeane
Elyria Juniors Rally to Beat Mansfield in Season Opener
Elyria American Legion Juniors came from behind for a 6-4 victory over Mansfield in Cascade Park. Dick Kosco earned the win with a six hitter, fanning six, as Elyria snapped a 4-3 deficit with two seventh inning runs led by Mac Shilling, Bill McMan, and a decisive hit batsman.
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Elyria American Legion
Cascade Park
Mansfield American Legion
Elyrians
Mac Shilling
Bill McMan
Dick Kosco
Avon Lake Opens Summer Playground Hours and Supervisors
Mrs Neal Yow announces Avon Lake playgrounds open today through August 1 with differing hours by date. From today to June 27 hours are 1 to 430 PM. from June 30 to 430 PM, hours are 9 AM to 430 PM. Stop 45 overseen by Mrs T Winslow assisted by Mary Fischer. Stop 52 led by Mrs William Patrick with Tom Winslow. Sally Horsfall runs Stop 56 assisted by Muriel Dalgleish. Stop 66 directed by Mary Laidlaw with no assistant. Ellen Trivanovich is lifeguard and swimming instructor.
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Avon Lake
Neal Yow
T. Winslow
Bay Village
Mary Fischer
William Patrick
Tom Winslow
Troop 32 Meets East Carlisle Scouts on School Lawn
Girl Scouts Troop 32 gathered on the East Carlisle school lawn last Thursday to discuss various items of interest. The overnight hike was postponed and the next meeting is set for August 7.
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East Carlisle
Girl Scouts
Summer Program At YMCA Starts Today
The Elyria YMCA opens a ten week adventure program for boys from June 16 to August 23 with weekly events including a movie trip, baseball game, pool parties, hikes, and treasure hunts. The program is directed by Russell Gleason with varied swim schedules for boys, working youths, men, and YWCA girls and offers instructional classes for younger learners.
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Elyria Ymca
YWCA
Russell Gleason
Elvira Ymca
Washington
Cleveland
Amherst
Euclid Beach Park
Cleveland Zoo
Cedar Point
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Blackwell
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Raffensberger
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Atwell
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Jim Resar
Logi St. Phon
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Legion Color Guard
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W. LI. Pet
W. L. Pet
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Swiers & Son Coal CO
N. Maple Street
R. HE
Elytta Case Eevee
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Deeds
Khelen
McVicker
Perry
Alene Rosen
Wynn
Gromek
Berardino
Feller
xHarris
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YMCA
Nixon's Barber & Beauty Shop
Second St
Ford
Ford Trucks
J.r.dall Ford Sales
Broad St
Huey
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