Rustling Thru . Sports . With RUSS DAVIES
Russ Davies reviews Detroit Tigers struggles in the American League, praising pitching and Greenberg’s bat while noting age and leadership changes. Ohio State football hopes rise with Verdova, Lakewood’s standout, vying for a starting backfield role. A field report from Soldier Field covers the Tunney Dempsey bout gate and crowd sizes.
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Delrait Tigers
Hark Greenberg
Bengals
Agaih
Dewish Shigger
Pennnl Tor
Steve O'Neill
The
Tigers
Areo
Remirkabie
Greenberg
Telliny
Ril Verk
Ehietilrawhaik
Ah Servier
Wal
Vvernova
Ohio
Ales Verdeva
al-Ohta
All Hake
Erie
Lakewood
Ade Tulback
Wweam
Cis
Voharts
Hendliters
AIT
Apoll
Harz
Schloss
Vinisen
Solimer Field
Chicago
Gene Tunheyv
Jack Dempsey
Soldier Field
comeback by Cronin boosts Red Sox in tough season
Joe Cronin returns as the Boston Red Sox shake off a rough stretch to display a potent lineup. The team, missing key players earlier, shows resilience at the plate with timely hits and steady defense, signaling a potential turnaround for the season.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Joe Cronin
Boyton Red Sox
Beantown
Yatie
Yatie At the Season After Dropping Eight Sthalgut
Statt Dof Crama
Vluwerk
Steelkle
Hogan Enters Victory Open Play In Chicago Event
In Chicago Lt Ben Hes ti decides to enter the Victory National Open pole vault, signaling a return to competition. Details are sparse amid fragmented appearance hints of athletes and venues, with various names and events loosely described.
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Hogan
Chicago
Ben Hesti
Harold Cliagt
Mespadiai
Tay Tata
Eisenhower Watches Braves 9 2 Victory Over Giants
General Dwight D. Eisenhower sat in the Polo Grounds stands munching peanuts as the Braves beat the Giants 9 to 2 in a largely unimportant game. The event highlighted the era’s baseball fever and the nation’s mood, with the political star present amid a Braves win and ongoing pennant chase.
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Gen. Eisenhower
Braves Register
Giants
United Press
Uyorr
Aniption
Dwight Ker
Eisenhower
Braves
Foge Stright
Aft
Tobin
Tobie
Saoenkaup
John Rucker
George Wausmann
Major Champs of 1944 Find Going Tough
Chicago reports a troubled season for top baseball stars Len Boudreau and Tixie Wilker as injuries and slumps hinder title contenders. Walker led the National League last year with 867 batting average while Boudreau’s Dodgers slip from first place amid fatigue and illness. Walter and Trout also struggle, evening the pace of pitchers Walters and Hooten.
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Chicago
Len Boodrena
Cleveland Indians
Tixie Wilker
Brooklyn Hodges
Chiatwan
Alsaeras
Walker
Bondred
Cie Y
Loca
Prace
Boudreau
Pride
Fhityash
Dodgers
Michors
Houdrevn
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Die ‘Trout
Detroit ‘Tigers
Dee
Walters
White
Dan
Secon
Wictars
Goa
Ub Manning
Loerie A
Ug Ippearances Sa
Two Die As Short Ship Meet Opens
Two drivers died during the opening of a harness racing meet in Marion. Bert Fusier, 46, of Johnston, collapsed from a heart attack while entering a classified pace. Rogie Willis, 54, from Hichwend, suffered a fatal heart attack while driving a trotter in the second prize heat. Willis drove for the Ly Murbus stable of Clyde, Q.
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Marion
Ql-U.ph
Trier
Ty Deattis
Bert Fusier
Rogie Willis
Wills
Ly Murbus Stable
Clyde
Indians Fall to Tigers 4-3 in Detroit
Detroit tops Cleveland 4 to 3 as Tigers pitchers bottle up the Indians hitting. The game featured tight early scoring and miscues on both sides, with Detroit pulling ahead late and Cleveland unable to rally.
Colonels Beaten But Hold Top Rung
A scrambled OCR style snippet hints at a sports upset with a team of Colonels holding a leading position after a loss. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, but the gist concerns a top ranking being maintained despite a defeat.
Trade 19/2 Pound Carp For Cigarets Nine
A garbled trade notice fragment mentions exchanging nineteen and a half pounds of carp for cigarettes. The ad text is incomplete and interspersed with unreadable characters making precise details unclear.
Chandler Has No Idea When He'll Quit Senate Post
Washington Senator Al bert A Chandler of Kentucky says he has no idea when he will leave the Senate post even as he nears readiness to take over as baseball commissioner. He notes he is learning the routine and that only a few details remain, while referencing salary and duties in the evolving role.
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Chandler
Senate
Washington
A.M
Albert. A
Mappy
Salay
Thistoner
Charather
Ohio Gridders In Hard Workouts
Ohio State football candidates endure intense spring drills as over 100 Buckeyes train for positions. Notable players including Capt WT Thaker and staff members push through practice with focus on fundamentals and teamwork. Awards recognize athletes for spring participation, highlighting George Ravlerman and other honorees from Cincinnati and Ohio.
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Columbus
Buckeye Aridion
Roneditieary
Water Coulch Caresdt
Fast
Las Horvath
Pep Bul Willis
Thaker
AOKI
Minvner
Atall Dourted
Bendix Westinghouse keeps undefeated by beat Gardner Jewelers
Bendix Westinghouse won their fourth straight in City Softball Loop, opening with three runs and a fourth in the next inning while Gardner Jewelers suffered their fourth setback in five starts. Klimesak and Nichols allowed four hits. Bendix hitters led by two timely singles and a productive outline of runs.
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Tigers
Lesa
Indians
Sox
Hatk Borowy
Eddie Lake
Ben Steiner
Ima Johnny
Lazare
Berews
Wiks
Karl Caldwell
Hia
White Sox
Chicago
Browns
Ste
Ale
Reds
Charley ¢Redt
Barrett
Tex Brave
Mitt
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chieags
Girdsn
Lashing
Obeth
Westinghorse-annesod-ife
Cntrent
Beagie
Codeaders
Gardner Dowelers
Pelix
Goose
Klihozak
Bendix-Westinghouse
Wallace
Nichols
Gardner Dewelers
Klimesak
Bel
Klimczak
Three City Loop Contests Billed For This Evening
Three City Loop games are scheduled for this evening in the City Glass B and Class B baseball leagues with one Class F contest. Halasz Meats opposes Porsch Lumber at Cascade and American Legion Juniors meet Albert Audis tors at Ely Stadium. Halasz Meats and Athenanaes are tied for first place with one win each. The Class F game features Motor Hhulaway vs Reger Binninger flewelers at Roosevelt. Parseh team members meet at Cascade at 8730.
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City Glass
Halasz
Motor Hhulaway
Reger-Binninger
Roosevelt Odiumiond
Mumbers
Cascade
Local Fairways Golf Action At Elyria Country Club
Two whitewashes were recorded as City Golf league teams competed Tuesday at Cherry Ridge. Genveal Industries and Bendix Westinghouse posted 4-1 victories while Insurance beat Erb Radio and Pfaudler Company led 4-1. Joe Tomasheski posted a low 37 for Pfaudler with Frank Fritz a 38 for Geneva Industries. Twenty nine members attended the luncheon as Elyria Country Club Ladies Golf Association held play with Arts Frances Foster winning Class A and Mrs. Lee Winkeljahn Class B and Mrs. Joan Haplit Class C. Next week’s townes scores slated for July Flight.
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Cherry Ridge
Era Automatic
Olsen Manufacturing Company
Genveal Industries
Frig CoudeUide
Marenes Foy
Insurance
Erb Radio
Bendix Westinghouse
Pfaudler Company
Joe Tomasheski
Pfaudler
Frank Fritz
Geneva Tndustries
Elyria Country Club Ladies Golf Association
Frances Foster
Lee Winkeljahn
Joan Haplit
Townes
Two Contests On Ridgeville Bill Clash In Softball Evening
Hahn Manufacturing Company girls face Ji Meehan of Cleveland in the first game slated to begin at 7 30 as part of Ridgeville schedule. The second contest features Civ League rivals in a doubleheader with 30 innings planned.
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Hahn Manufacturing Company
General Industries
Ridgeville
Dia
Monthis
Carr
Hahn Manulecturing Company
Ji Meehan
Clevelinet
Middletown Defeats Newark 4 to 2 in Ohio State League
Middletown tops Newark 4 to 2 on home diamond for seventh win in eight starts while Springfield falls to 16 to 7, as Spurgield loses and Maps ton posts a win. Pitcher Fie Wild, Timneres, and Smit Muert are noted in the sparse box.
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Middies
Newark
Spurghield
Mapston
Fie Wild Picheso
Iy S
Timneres- Bae
Ana Smit Muert
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Fe Amorean
Wright Brothers
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Felegrsm Wan
Bonis Pax
Resseth Johnson Wrassee
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