Experts Baffled Pick Winner In Heavyweight Fight
Chicago experts are baffled days before the World heavyweight championship bout between Joe Louis and Jim Braddock. Tickets sold out at Comiskey Park, with betting skewed and no clear favorite. Both fighters rest and train. weigh-in set for Tuesday noon.
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Henry McLemors
United Press
Hicago
Tex Rickard
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Louis
Braddock
Chicago
Lea le
Comiskey Park
Sammy Wolf
Babe Barrow
Jack Doyles
Sports Cut Short by Ernie Braden at Roosevelt Raceway
A jumble of sports notes from boxing to track and field. Vik ing racer Agne Bjorstad cables entry for the George Vanderbilt Cup at Roosevelt Raceway on July 3. Wild Red Berry defends his light heavyweight title, with a chain of recent belt changes. Frick plans umpire in chief duties for the Little World’s Series and national semi pro congress finals in Wichita. Iowa misses national track representation as Bush Lamb withdraws. Ellsworth Vines credits Briton Perry’s support for Perry’s lapses, and a cricket ball is found impaled at the Merton Club.
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Agene Bjorstad
Norway
Roosevelt Raceway
England
Italy
Germany
United States
Wild Red Berry
Berry
National Wrestling Association
Hugh Nichols
Tulsa
Oklahoma
LeRoy McGuirk
Alvin Britt
Dude Chick
Britt
Nichols
Chick
Cauliflower Alley
Gay Berry
Ford Frick
Sandsot
Wichita
Kansas
Frick
Ernest ©. Quigley
Ohio
Akron
Paul Green
Cleveland
New York
Miami
Howard Jones
University of Iowa
Bush Lamb
Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
Perry
Merton Cricket Club
Bankruptcies Listed for Edward N Nuhn and Newton S Padiey
Notice in the District Court of the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division lists Edward Nicholas Nuhn of Elyria as adjudicated bankrupt on May 22 and Newton Sheldon Padiey of Elyria as adjudicated bankrupt on June 24 1957. Creditors may attend guardianship meetings at the Lorain County Savings and Trust Building Elyria Ohio to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupts.
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District Court of
Taltad States
Ohio
Edward Nicholas Nuhn
Erie St. Elyria
Edward Nicholas Nunn
Elyria
Napites
Nicholas Nuhn
Lerain
William R. Woons
Dyee Ie
Noritera Dinarie
Divissa Raptae
St. Elvrin
Newton Sheldon Padiey
Lorain County Savings and Trust Building
Tlliam B. Woods
Expect Several New Records In National Meet
At Edwards Stadium Berkeley on June 19 the NCAA track and field championships brought together about 300 athletes from 65 colleges. Favorites included Southern California pole vaulters Earle Meadows and Bill Sefton aiming to tie a world record. John Woodruff of Pittsburgh sought a world mark in the four furlongs. Forrest Towny of Georgia hoped to break 14 seconds in the 120 yard low hurdles.
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Berkeley
Cal
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Edwards Stadium
Southern California
Earle Meadows
Bill Sefton
John Woodruff
Pittsburgh
Ohio ball clubs chase Gove Myers second base star
In a Milwaukee Toledo game May 2 1931 nine double plays occurred none alike. Ohio State University star Gove Myers draws interest from Smitty's Waldorf lagers North Olmsted Bartrick Clothes Lorain Duskey Brothers and others seeking to sign the popular west sider as a premier second baseman. Ty Cobb’s 19-year-old son plays at New Mexico Military Institute while Burleigh Grimes could return as a Spitball pitcher if allowed.
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Gove Mrers
Ohio State University
George Smith
Smitty's
Waldorf Lagers
Clarence Demaline
North Olmsted Bartrick
Cleveland
Lorain Duskey Brothers
Gene
Neck of the Woods
Ty Cobb
New Mexico
Business Men Practice Today At Cascade Park
The Elyria Business Men baseball team holds an important practice this afternoon at Cascade Park at o'clock in preparation for their game with the Torain Dusker Brothers. Manager Glen Willis asks all members to be on hand and new players to report for the session. Drabenstott named Wooster football coach at Mentor High School.
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Elyria Business Men
Cascade Park
Torain Dusker Brothers
Glen Willis Taqucsir
Six-Hundred Fans See Martin Beat Tough Lefty Pacer
About 600 fans attended Dan Morris first Friday wrestling show of the season. Lefty Pacer from Washington DC filled in for an injured Sgt. Bob Kenfaton. Pacer won the first fall at 12:83 but Martin won the next two falls, 7:32 and 6:42, using a hold from his Oklahoma A M training to force a submission in the second fall. The final fall was a decisive Pacer loss.
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Dan Morris
Bob Kenfaton
Bia
Buddy Martin
Toledo
Lefty Pacer
Washington, D. C
Keniston
Martin
Pacer
Count von Brogabers
Vic Jarbo
Jarbo
Brognberg
Walt Balcomb
Oberlin
Charlie Winchell
Sandusky
Balcomb
Toledo Hens Take A. A. Leadership
Toledo's Mud Hens moved into first in the American Association by the slimmest margin after a 10-3 night win over Milwaukee Brewers. Fred Johnson held Milwaukee to seven hits as Toledo collected 14 off Blaeholder, while Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 5-4 to tighten the division race. Kansas City edged Columbus 3-2 in the opener as Eisenstat blanked St. Paul 4-0 to keep Louisville atop the standings.
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Columbus
Toledo
Mud Hens
American Association
Milwaukee
Brewers
Fred Johnson
Blaeholder
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Lee Stine
Blues
Eisenstat
St. Paul
Louisville
G.B
New York
Detroit
Chicazo
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Yeaterday
Chicago
Chris JY
Louis
Pittsburgh
Cinemanatii
Beerdseeeer Seal Ae
Minnespo
Ransax City
Hensha
Teledo
Nilwaukee
Jersey
Baltimore
Vestreda
Montreal
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Toronty
Alten's Service and Welsh Funeral Home Softball Match Scheduled
Alten's Service softball team seeks four more games as managers discuss a series. The Alten manager plans a Monday game against Welsh Funeral Home at Brown's Diamond starting at 2:15 PM.
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Alten
Fourch
FLAY
Welsh Funeral Home
Brown
Indians Stumble as Red Sox Take Fifth Straight
June 19 Cleveland tries to slow Boston after the Red Sox run streak. Boston edged Cleveland 5 4, aided by two eighth inning runs off Johnny Allen. Dallesandro drove in the deciding run as Boston won behind Andrews. Cleve behind in fifth place, five games back of New York.
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Oston
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
Lefty Grove
Red Sox
Grove
Indians
Boston
New York Yanks
Sammy Hale
Roy Weatherly
Berg
Hale
Weatherly
Dallesandro
Johnny Allen
Paul Andrews
Allen
Kroner
Andrews
Campvell
I. Oa
Mills
Cramer
Chapmis Cronin
Foxx
Higgins
Melillo
Alen
McKain
Rune
Averill
Ustermuchter
Lary
Hughes
Antenin
Stol- Weatherly
Chapman
Trosky
Tie
Cronin
Son
Ostermueller
Wilson
Wilron
Ry Ailen
Malis
M Kain
Moriarity
McGowan
Playing For Ist Time Golfer Scores Ace
Morris C. Commerford, playing his first round, scored a hole in one at the Heather Downs Club on the 141 yard 16th hole using a driver despite advice to use a shorter club. His 18 hole total was 181 strokes.
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Commerford
Heather Downs
Maskie
Sears Roebuck Ten Beats Esker Fox In League Contest
Sears Roebuck Ten defeated Esker Fox Service ten 7 to 2 in a YMCA City Softball League game played on the McKinley diamond. Ted Jalowiec allowed only two hits and sparked the Sears offense with thirteen hits as Esker Fox pitchers were hit hard. Wet grounds prevented Ridgeville St Peter’s, Elyria Hardwares, and Elyria Dairies from playing.
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M. Jalowilec
Ternes
A Johnson
Sii
B. Mahl
Jalowiec
Paker-Fox
Delfisanti
Sreeeernee
Wolf
Abvokir
Schimeyers
Sebastian
Rainey
Leepeserntee
Ff Gardner
of Heritage
Baldu P
Tutais
Ternex
Fox
E. Jalowiec
E. Mahl
Dellesanti
Dobrowski Meats Club Hardware Juniors Win 12-4
Dobrowski Meats Club defeated Elyria Hardware Juniors 12 to 4 last evening on Brown's diamond. Paul Fritz pitched strongly, holding the Hardware to four hits as his teammates battered Beil for twelve hits. Lukey and Mike hit home runs for the Meats.
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Dobrowski
Elyria Hardware
Brown
Paul Fritz
Hardwares
Beil
Lukey
Mike
Barrett Hicks Play For Western Women's Title
CHICAGO June 13 Helen Hicks a New York professional met Beatrice Barrett of Minneapolis for the western women's open title. Barrett reached the finals by defeating Dorothy Foster of Springfield NL seven and six. Hicks defeated Betty Botterill of Salt Lake City five and four. Foster won only one hole the fourth. They halved three holes. Hicks and Botterill were even after five holes but Hicks led by two at the turn and closed the match with a par four on the 14th.
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Chicago
Helen Hicks
New York
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Miss Barrett
Dorothy Foster
Springfield
Beverly Country Club
Miss Wicks
Betty Botterill
Salt Lake City
Miss Foster
Miss Hicks
Miss Botterill
Duskey Brothers To Play Business Men Sunday At Cascade
Elyria based Lorain Amateur Baseball Association Class A game set for Cascade Park Sunday at 8 p.m. features Duskey Brothers vs Business Men. Duskeys lead tied with Lorain Lyon Tailors after a 13 inning win. lineup includes Diewald, Yanke, Bisgrove, McDermott, Willis, Scott, Sandrock, Swindling, Drage, Adams.
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Elmer J. Stallatt
Elyria Business Men
Lorain Duskey Brothers
Lorain
Cascado Park
Duskey Brothers
Lorain Lyon Tailors
Duskeys
Lyons
Business Man
Adams
Glen Willis
John Maiden
Buck Needles
Hockey
Lyon Tailors
Avon
Merchants
Central Park
Reds Rout Hubbell Beat Giants 5-3 in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the New York Giants 5 to 3 as Carl Hubbell left the mound after six straight times in defeat. Lee Grissom excelled for Cincinnati, limiting the Giants to five hits while the Reds pushed across four runs in the third inning, including a decisive double by Kampouris and a triple by Riggs.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Reds
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Paul Derringer
Clydell Castleman
Lee Grissom
New York
Cuyler
Weintraub
Hafey
Hubbell
Jordan
Hopper
Mancuso
Kampouris
Riggs
Browns Win Third Straight Behind Hildebrand Pitching
St. Louis Browns support improved pitching to run their winning streak to three with a 6-0 victory over Washington. Oral Hildebrand limited opponents to two hits, boosting the Browns toward the AL's higher standings. Cincinnati and St. Louis chase better records as other NL and AL games unfold.
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St. Louis Browns
Elyria Ladies Lose 4-1 to Columbia Hills in Golf Match
The Elyria Country Club ladies Western Division team suffered their first loss of the season, falling 4 to 1 at Westwood. Mrs. E. F. Foster was the lone Elyria scorer, defeating Mrs. Hayes. Other listed Elyria players include Mrs. Germ, Mrs. Walchli, Mrs. Loresz, Mrs. Burhum, Mrs. Tufford, Mrs. Sian'son, Mrs. Ryan, and Mrs. Geyer.
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Elyria Country Club
Columbia Hills
Westwood
E. F. Foster
Elyria
Hayes
Siyra
Weatwood
Germ
Mra Walchli
Loresz
Buruhm
Mes. Foster
Fight Results from United Press across cities
HOLLYWOOD Louis Salica of Brooklyn and Pacho Leyvas of Yuma Ariz drew in a 118 pound bout. PHOENIX Izzy Jannazzo of New York edged Freddie Dixon in a 145 and 33 pound fight. NEW YORK Jack Sharkey Jr of New York outpointed Jimmy Lancaster of Wilmington Del.
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United Press
Hollywood
Louis Salica
Brooklyn
Pacho Leyvas
Yuma
Ariz
Drew
Phoenix
Izzy Jannazzo
New York
Freddie Dixon
Jack Sharkey, Jr
Jimmy Lancaster
Wilmington
Del
Lorain Team Wins Two Contests On Harmon Program
Lorain American Stoves defeat Elyria Hardwaren and Carlisle Inns to claim two wins on Harm on Field program. The Stoves beat Carlisle 5 to 2 and then edged the Hardwares 2 to 1 in five innings as Elmer Bainbridge pitched for Elyria and Dobras for Lorain.
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Lorain
Harmon
Cleveland Prasso Lumbers
Elyria Hardwares
Lorain American Stoves
Elyria Hardwaren
Carlisle Inns
Carlisle
Hardwares
Elyrians
Elmer (Curley) Bainbridge
Dobras
Stoves
Bittner Funeral Home To Play Lagers Sunday
The Bittner Funeral Home baseball team faces Smitty's Waldorf Lagers at Ely Stadium Sunday at 2 30 p m seeking a fifth straight win. Dan Gulgin and Bob Mason form the battery for Bittner while John Yucka will pitch and Chet Hunt will catch for the Lagers.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Smitty’s
Waldorf Lagers
Ely Stadium
Dan Gulgin
Bob Mason
Bittner Battery
John Yucka
Chet Hunt
Lagers
Case Ace Leads Military Derby Favorites at Chicago
In Chicago the 28th American Derby features heavy favorite Milky Way Farm entries. Case Ace and Mars Shield head the three year olds for the mile and a quarter test. Dawn Play carries 116 pounds from the poll position, Mars Shield 136, others carry 118 to 121 pounds.
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Chicago
Tpp
Milky Way Farm
V. Mars
Case Ace
Millitary
Mra. Shield
Eagle Pass
Burning Star
Dellor
Dawn Play
Man O'War
Mars Shield
Cubs Rally For Ninth Inning Win On Here Take Your Pick
Yesterday's recap notes Aurie Ga jan's triple supplying three ninth inning runs to lift the Cubs over Washington. Qral Hildebrand pitched two hits for the Browns against Washington. Lee Grissom also contributed in a Reds win as Carl Hubbell was roughed up early.
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Aurie Gajan
Cubs
Qral Hildebrand
Browns
Washington
Lee Grissom
Reds
Southpay
Carl Hubbell
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Dobrowski Meats Club Hardware Juniors
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