Business Men to Face Eaton Saturday at Cascade Park
Two rainouts set the stage for a third clash as the Business Men meet Eaton at Cascade Park to decide the Cuyahoga and Lorain County League title chase. Eaton trails were led by Harvey Heath and Bill Wilbert, with starting plans noting Heath against Eaton in a pivotal Saturday tilt.
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Tom Connolly to retire as AL umpire in 191? and become staff head
Tommy Connolly dean of American League umpires will retire after officiating in Boston next week and take over as chief of staff of umpires. Born 1870 in Manchester he rose from Natick youth to NL and AL circles, officiated in eight World Series and built strong ties with firemen and players. He begins his new post June 15 under league president William Harridge.
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Stribling Began Ring Career Over a Decade Ago
William Stribling, who started as a 16 year old in Atlanta, prepares to fight his 296th opponent, facing heavyweight champion Max Schmeling. The Georgia native has fought 295 men, rivaling legends in total bouts, with a career spanning every boxing division and many famed names, including Dempsey, Tunney, and Carnera.
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Maxie Works To Perfect Left Jab In Schmeling Showdown
Conneaut Lake Park Pa June 1 Three sparring mates today tested Schulging left jab as a weapon said to topple Wille Stribling when they meet July 3. Schmeling, famed for his right, trains both hands with equal effectiveness in bouts. Jacobs, the German’s manager, hailed the left as a dangerous addition to Schmeling’s stock in trade.
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British Ryder Cup Team Arrives in New York
The British Ryder Cup squad, led by Captain Charles A Whreemhe, arrives in New York for matches with a U.S. group in Columbus, Ohio, before traveling to Detroit and then the National Open at Toledo with manager F. J. C. Pignon in charge. The squad includes Archie Compston, Fred Robson, Ernie Whitcombe, George Duncan, Syd Easterbrook, Bert Hobson, and Arthur Havers, with Aubrey Boomer of France and Percy Allis of Germany also aboard.
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Church League Championship Results Reported
Church League standings show Holy Cross and Reforms winning their games to lead the race. Reforms defeated the Methodists 17 to 1 while Holy Cross beat the Baptists 8 to 1. John’s club St Paul’s finished 15% in the CWA standings.
Stribling Opens U D vs Hogan in Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland, Stribling meets challenger Nathaniel Hogan as a dusky fighter enters the ring. Stribling uses sharp combinations and body blows, driving Hogan into the ropes before the referee calls time as the challenger falls within a round.
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I. O. O. F. Play All Stars On Thursday
The I. O. O. F. team will play the East Side All State Thursday night at Allen School grounds. The game is scheduled to begin at 6 15 p m. Players are asked to report.
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Navy Crew Wins Annual Poughkeepsie Regatta
Navy edged a strong field amid driving rain to win the 1951 Poughkeepsie regatta. Cornell proved strongest on the river, but Navy’s 18 minutes 5 seconds time set a high mark, just 20 seconds off the all time record. Syracuse, Washington, and California followed in the tight finish.
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Dorias To Head Coaching School
Detroit athletic director Charles E Gas Dorias will run a two A to 27 day coaches school at Assumption College Sandwich Ont from June 2 to 27. He will present a complete Notre Dame football system course. Faculty includes Harvey Brown Michael Jr Libbo, Nobel Kizer Rip Miller and Ben F Van Alstyne guiding basketball.
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Armour, British Open Winner, On Air Tonight
Tommy Armour, the British Open champion, will discuss his views on the National Queen race and his British Tournament showing in a Columbia network broadcast from WSPD at the Commodore Perry in Toledo. The program begins at 7 PM.
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Assumption Campus Hosts Daily Classes on Bridge Campus
Daily sessions run on the Assumption campus near the Ambassador Bridge with classes from 9 to 12 in the morning and 1 to 3 in the afternoon each school day. Clauses indicate ongoing coaching and instruction across the week the school is in session.
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Local Ladies Golf Prize Won In Two Ball Tourney
A best two ball competition among 29 ladies at the fairways yesterday saw Mrs Ed Hercaling and Mrs Nelson Church share first prize with 61 points. Mrs F Q Green and Mrs Ned Wilson earned second with 67 points, while Mrs WL OT Scott and Pearl Mathews claimed third.
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Flyrea Country Club Match Play Results Pile Up
At Flyrea Country Club a match play event yielded numerous results. Notable wins included Mrs H Barbour over Mrs J Thatehar 2 1 2 1 2 and Mrs J B Johnson securing the fewest putts prize with 3 0.
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Elyria Ladies Face Spring Valley In Western Division Match
Elyria Ladies will meet Spring Valley Ladies in a Western Division match at Mansfield on Friday. Twenty one Elyrians plan to attend. Elyria Country Club junior golfers met Tuesday with ten participating in the first tourney. officers named include Mari Kellogg as chair, Molly Murbach as secretary, and Frances Hubbell as treasurer.
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Ass'n Leaders Beaten as St Paul Holds Half-Game Lead
In Columbus on June 17, St Paul and Louisville were defeated as Indianapolis evened its series with St Paul. Minnesota’s Millers beat Louisville 10 to 6, with John Brillhart as the winning pitcher. Kansas City toppled Columbus 4 to 1 after scoring 22 hits off Max Thomas, while Toledo fell 7 to 2 to Milwaukee to lose the series.
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American Results Postponed by Rain Across Games
In a rain affected day, several American games were postponed including matches involving Cleveland and New York. Only scheduled games were held. others were delayed due to weather.
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National Results From Cities In Contested Games
National Games today feature matches across major cities. Milwaukee meets Toledo while Kansas City plays Columbus and St Paul faces Indianapolis. Minneapolis challenges Louisville with scores guiding standings as teams vie for regional dominance.
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Outstanding Field Set For Western Open Golf Title
About 150 pros and amateurs gathered at Miami Valley Club to contest the Western Open. The 108, 64 cut after rounds Thursday and Friday narrowed contenders to 64 for Saturday’s final 36 holes. Notables include Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen, Olin Dutra, Jock Collins, John Dawson, Denny Shute, and Emmet French amid practice rounds and early scores.
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Chicago
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Elyria Native Dimter Stars in Coast Baseball Circuit
Tawrence Dimter son of Mr and Mrs A G Dimter formerly of Elyria now in Los Angeles makes a name in coast baseball. Born in Elyria he attended Gates school and Hollywood High. at Occidental College he led varsity baseball and basketball as captain. Signed by Los Angeles Pacific Coast League club he was sent to Bisbee in the Arizona Texas League for seasoning before a possible return to major action. The elder Dimter once played for the West Ends and Western Automatics in Elyria.
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Lakewood A C Tops Wilroo In High Scoring Softball
Lakewood A C defeated Wilroo A C 110 to 7 last night at Cascade Park to even the series at 1 1. Burke started for Lakewood and hit two home runs as the decisive game moves to Ridgeville on June 30.
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Tunney Visits Columbus for Golf and Ryder Cup Plans
Heavyweight champion Gene Tunney, retiring world title holder from 1928, arrives in Columbus to visit friend B G Dawes. He will golf at Columbus Country Club during his stay and plans to attend the Ryder Cup Matches next week.
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Grove Ferrell May Duel Today in Indians Athletics Clash
Two ace pitchers Wesley Ferrell and Robert Grove were set to face off in New York as the Cleveland Indians met the Philadelphia Athletics in the series finale shortened by rain. Ferrell carried nine victories this season including a no hitter, while Grove was Atlanta’s left hander for the league leaders. It marks the first meeting of the two moundsmen. The second game was postponed due to rain.
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Leading Hitters in American and National Leagues
Statistics show Ruth and Cochrane atop the American League with high averages and runs batted in. In the National League Hendrick and Terry lead, with highlights including strong batting figures and a year-ago edge by Klein.
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Motors Practice Near City Motors Soft Ball Team
Motors practice announced for tonight at McKinley Field at 6 15. Alex Clowson 15 filed notice seeking attention.
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