Ferrell Newsom Shine After Change of Managers
Wesley Ferrell and Buck Newsom, moved to new clubs in a June 10 trade, won their second games within a week for Boston and Washington respectively. Newsom edged the White Sox 3 2, Ferrell pitched a 2 2 tie with Detroit in 12 innings, lifting both players’ seasons after rough spells.
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Sports Cut Short By Ernie Braden
Rumors swirl Dizzy Dean trade to New York Giants remain unconfirmed as annual chatter. Monte Stratton towers at 6 5 with White Sox pitching. Harold Moses belts homers for Connie Mack’s Athletics. Lorain County Fish and Game urge 1937 members renew by July 1 at $2 rate. Freddie Steele to defend middleweight title June 22 against Ken Overin in Seattle. Madison Square Garden still blocking Braddock Louis title bout in Chicago. Marion to host Sandusky Ohio State League baseball on June 22. Jean continues faded in-again, out-again chatter.
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Sandusky Club
General Industries Open Defense Of Industrial Title
The General Industries softball team will begin defense of the M C A Industrial League title tonight at McKinley Diamond, opening against Coach-Uthe as part of a slate that includes Timms Springs versus Harshaw Chemicals, Fox Furnace versus Steel & Tubes, and Superiors against Jefferson. Also note, Penn State and McKeesport have left the loop, forming a four club unit.
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Alastair, Esmond and
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Westbury
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Lyons Hawaiians Clash With Lorain Tailors Tonight
The Lorain Lyon Tailors, tied for the Lorain County Class A League lead with the Duskey Brothers, host Buck Lai's Hawaiian All-Stars at Recreation Field. Manager Tommy Nickelette expects a large crowd as the Hawaiians barnstorm for night play, featuring their own lighting system. First pitch is 5:00 PM.
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Prasaec Lumbers vs Elyria Hardwares at Harmon Field
Cleveland based Prasaec Lumbers meet Elyria Hardwares in a key Class A softball clash at Harmon Field. Prasaec Lumbers, a long time cohesive unit, face Alex Reisz led Hardware. Also on draw Lorain’s American Stove Works clash with an as yet unnamed opponent as Sherman Harmon seeks a strong Lorain entry. First game at 7:90 p.m.
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Yankees Snare Second In Row From Indians
The Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 1 in New York at Yankee Stadium. Denny Gatehouse pitched well for Cleveland until the fourth when a triple by Selkirk cleared the bases. Roy Weatherly produced three hits for Cleveland, while Averill drove in the lone Indian run on Salters' single. Cleveland heads to Boston for a three game set with the Red Sox after this series.
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Western Golfers Beat Generals At Cherry Ridge
The Western Automatic and General Industries golfers faced the Generals at Cherry Ridge. Westerns won decisively by a score of two to one, playing only pins and holes. Low honors went to Bob Kiely and Surdock with 42s.
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Sears-Roebucks Spanks Camp Lorain 6 to 4 in Regional Miscue
Sears Roebucks softball team defeated Camp Lorain 6 to 4 in a late game. Earl Rainey pitched four strikeouts to hold Camp Lorain to four runs. Wally Forben hit a triple while Grant Parker and Bob Mahl doubled for Sears Roebucks.
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Earl Rainey
Wally Forben
Grant Parker
Bob Mahl
Deans Lunch softball team tops Ridgeville Congregational Church
The Deans Lunch softball team defeated Ridgeville Congregational Church 7 to 3 last evening at Ridgeville. The Lunchmen broke a 3 all tie with four runs in the seventh inning. Hansey pitched for the Lunchmen and Tine pitched for the losers.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeviile Congregational Church
Hansey
Tine
Washington Crew To Beat Says Navy Coach Walsh
Navy coach Buck Walsh named Washington the crew to beat in the Inter-Collegiate Regatta, predicting a strong Husky boat with experienced rowers. Washington coach Al Aldrickson blamed travel fatigue for his crew’s condition, while California’s varsity clocked the four mile Hudson course in 21:20 as Washington trimmed last year’s winning time to 19:09.
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Lorain County Fish and Game drives membership drive
Trustees and officers of the Lorain County Fish and Game Association met to plan a large campaign to enlist members before July 1. Only 599 of about 2,000 members have paid dues for 1937. Members paying by July 1 get a two dollar rate. after July 1 dues rise to three dollars.
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Lorain County
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Tate
Elyria Girls Rout Ridgeville Bittners in League Play
The Elyria Girls defeated Ridgeville Bittners 10 to 6 on the Jefferson diamond. Bernice Jalowiec allowed only two hits as Diedrich and two others led Elyria's offense. Ridgeville left fielder Bommer and Gerhardt formed the battery for the losers. Jane Garford had three hits, Jerry Pomerius two for three for Elyria. Rone Radios beat Harshaw Chemicals 9-8 in extra innings on the McKinley diamond with Rone pitching against Craze.
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Rone Radios
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Braddock And Louis Fail To Impress In Latest Workouts
CHICAGO June 17 James J Braddock and his challenger Jon Louis showed poor form in workouts lowering hopes for a million dollar gate next Tuesday. Braddock pushed to near peak then eased off fearing fatigue Louis struggled to reach peak form from his earlier success against Max Baer. Plans called for Braddock to train through Saturday Sunday with Louis slated for six rounds with two sparring partners.
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Ethiopian Clowns Defeat Wakeman Before 2,200 Fans
The Ethiopian Clowns beat the Wakeman Red Caps 5 to 2 before about 2,290 spectators in Wakeman O on June 17. Clowns scored in the second third and seventh innings while Wakeman tallied in the fourth. Pitcher ghot and catcher Kinz Tut led the winners Jesine battery was Don Wasem and Fritz Bardome. On Sunday the Red Caps host the Canton Suzardales.
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Howard Stanford tops Fey in Cherry Ridge Class A match
Howard Stanford defeated Mike Fey 2 and 1 in a Class A June Flight at Cherry Ridge Country Club. In Class B Frank Hoover beat Henry Tibball 3 and 1 while Dr. M. H. Forbes defeated George Churpek 4 and 2. Forbes carded a 0.4 par score for nine and had an eagle on No. 7. Players are asked to report at 7:30 pm at American Lesson diamond.
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Cherry Ridge Country Club
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Henry Tibball
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Rough Matmen Featured On Rialto Theatre Bill
ENNIE BRADEN reports a rough wrestling card at the Rialto Theatre with Buddy Martin of Chattanooga facing Sergeant Bob Keniston of Los Angeles in the main event. Keniston, undefeated at the Rialto, meets Martin in a two fall, two hour bout. Semi finals feature Vic Jarbo versus Count Fedy Von Brognberg, plus Buck Weaver in a draw with the German rival. Other contenders listed include Wild Red Berry, Sly McLain, and George Sauer, with Jarbo expected to test his skill against strong opponents as the curtain rises at 8:30 p.m.
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Los Angeles
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Chattanooga
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Kentaton
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Deen Medill
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Sly McLain
George Sauer
Morria
McLain
Berry
Martonio Angelo
Sailor Morain
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Open and Amateur Golf Championships Set for 1938 Dates
The United States Golf Association announced sites and dates for 1938 major championships. Cherry Hills Club Englewood Colorado hosts the Open with June 2 4 and 4 or June 9 10 and 11. Oakmont Country Club Oakmont Pennsylvania hosts the Amateur September 12 17.
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United States Golf Assortation
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Englewood
Colo
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Oakmont Country Club
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