Little League Growth In Elyria Prompts Community Action
Four local groups American Legion Post No. 12 Fraternal Order of Eagles Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1079 and United Polish Club foster Little League baseball as the movement expands nationwide. An article in Woman's Home Companion by Clarence Woodbury extols organized youth play, with thirty thousand children in thirty seven states already participating and more teams forming daily.
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Elyria
American Legion Post
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Polish Club
Woman’s Home Companion
Clarence Woodbury
Babe Ruth
Painesville
Flying Song
Tecumseh
My Volo
Defense Counsel
Ohio Abbe
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Scott
Billy Cox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Preacher Roe
Roe
Cox
Allstar
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Mutual Radio
National Broadcasting Company
Mutual
U. S
Canada
NBC
Mutual TV
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Washington
Boston
Frank Sowecke
Hamilton
Sowecke
Delphos St. John’s
Huron High School
Erie County
Huron
Dick Cline
Lowecke
Cline
Arden Roberson
Mentor High School
Harold H. Eibling
Hamilton School
Ent Br. John’s
Miller City
Toledo
Indians Romp Yankees 6-2 in Lightning Homers
Indians blast seven homers led by Luke Easter and Jim Hegan to topple the Yankees 6-2. Bob Feller earns his seventh win, limiting New York to seven hits as Ray Boone and Doby also homer, while Easter belts his 9th round-tripper. Cleveland rides Bob Lemon tonight against Floyd Ross with an 8-4 mark against him.
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Jim Hegan
Joe Ostrowski
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Hogan
Tribe
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Floyd Ross
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Kennedy
Rf Easter
Doby
Rosen
Boone
Avia
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Mize
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Miller
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del Ennis
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Joe DiMaggio
Johnny Mize
Senators
Ray Scarborough
Eddie Robinson
Scarborough
Robinson
St. Lois
Browns
Sherm Lollar
Sam Chapman
Snead Faces Byrd In First Round PGA Match
Defending champion Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs W Va opens title bid in the PGA match play. He faces Sammy Byrd in the first round with top contenders and Ryder Cup players in the field, including Demaret Grum Alexander and Harbert. The tournament features 64 qualifiers and two 18 hole rounds to decide the match winners.
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United Press
Olumbods
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
New York
Sammy Byrd
Byrd
Jack Ryan
Louisville
Pete Lamb
San Diego
Snead
al Broseh
Garden City
N. Y
Lloyd Mangrum
Niles
Ill
Charley Bassler
Catonsville
Eiade
Slammin
Sammy
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Mangrum
Stewart
Alexander
Knoxville
Tenn
Melvin
Chick) Harbert
Detroit
Brosch
Big Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Johnny Palmer
Badin
N. C
Lew Wor
Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Bam Snead
Sam Byrd
Harvard Star Ira Godin Signs With Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox signed Harvard's all time strikeout king Ira Godin to a minor league contract after he earned his degree. The right hander from University Heights Ohio will report to Louisville. Godin struck out 319 in three Harvard seasons, led the EIIL with 88 strikeouts last year.
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Sox
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Harvard
Ira Godin
Godin
Louisville
University Heights
How They Stand AMERICAN ere we Clubs
Standings and results from the American League and National League show team records, standings, and recent games. Key figures include Detroit New York Cleveland Boston Washington Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh and St. Louis game previews and tonight and tomorrow schedules with pitcher matchups and results.
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New Yor
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
St. Lows
Philadelphia
Aday
New York
Philadelphite Fat “Loign Lade
Ross
Lemon
Byrne
Bray
St. Louis
Stobbe
Dorish
Kelner Ve. Gumpert
Louis Puuedel
Brooklyn
Philadephia
Oston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Tongt
Pax
Kramer
Dickson
Branom
Munger
Spahn
Kilppetein
Leonard
Simmons
St Louis
Oakmont trio lead US Open qualifiers at Scioto
Sham of Oakmont and others led the field with 145 over par after 36 holes at Scioto Country Club to qualify for the US Open. Several notable players missed the qualifying mark of 153 and went to a seven-man playoff for four places, including Lawson Little and George Schneiter who both shot 153 but fell in the extra hole playoff. Some rough matches surfaced in the first round.
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Sham
Oakmont
Ryan, Ferrier
Harbert
Warsham
Idenny
Shute
Akron
Henry Williams
Secane
Ali, Smith
Winston-Salem
N. C
Scioto Country Club
Lawson Little
Monterey
Calif
George Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Porky) Oliiver
Seattle
E. J
Dutch) Harrisson
Lattle Rock
Ark
Jimmy Thomson
New York
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Amateur-Pro Final In Women’s Play at Western Open
In Denver the 21st annual Women’s Western Open reaches its amateur pro final stage. Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Patty Berg lead the pros while Peggy Kirk and Claire Doran contest the amateur semi final, both matches slated for 1:30 P.M. MST.
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Denver
Babe” Didrikson Zaharias
Sky Crest Country Club
Chicago
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Claire Doran
Cleveland
100 I I Odd Fellows Take Uncontested Lead In F League
100 OF Team wins 11 3 at Cascade Park to assume undisputed control of the City Class F Baseball League lead. The Odd Fellows scored seven runs in the first two innings, Dick Kosco pitched a three hit game, and the Jewelers suffered their first defeat in three outings.
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F. No
Cascade Park
Roger- Binninger Jewelers
Jewelers
Odd Fellows
Dick Kosco
West Side Lumber Edges All Stars For First Win
West Side Lumber earns its first win of the season by breaking a 6-6 tie with a seventh inning run to defeat All Stars 7-6 at Ely Stadium Gordon. Freeman earned the victory in relief for West Side Lumber, while Lynn Rader took the loss for All Stars. Both teams had multiple two hit games, with Ron Young and Mac Shilling among the Lumber players contributing two hits.
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West Side Lumber
All Stars
Ely Stadium
Gordon
Freeman
Lynn Rader
Ron Young
Rader
Mac Shilling
Scrivens
The
Odd Fellows
Reger-Binninger Jewelers
Kosco
Perkins
Welburn
Dorabrosky
District Officials Set Little League Tourney In Elyria
District No 4 Ohio Little League championship tourney set for Elyria on Aug 1 and 2. Elyria hosts Sherwood Fort Clinton with Elyria facing Port Clinton in the opener. The winner advances to Canton on Aug 7 and 8 and the regional champ heads to Williamsport. Rockets hold 6 pm practice at Elyria Stadium today.
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Elyria
Ohio
Sherwood
Fort Clinton
Port Clinton
Canton
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Cincinnati
Wiliamsport
S. S. Courtney
Centon
North Canton
Grove City
Giants Win 15 Of Last 22 Games And Durocher Vision
Giants punch back with three straight wins over the Cardinals to reach 15 victories in 22 ahead of a pennant push. Jansen and Koslo twin shutouts spark the surge as Durocher hails pitching turn and improved play. Other NL and AL games noted with Phillies, Dodgers, Tigers, Senators, and Miller remaining unbeaten.
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Durocher Visions
Carl Lundquiet
United Press
W York
U.P
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Lippy Lee
Larry Jansen
Dave Koslo
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Jansen
Koslo
Sheldon Jones
Cardinals
Jones
Zeiter Takes Over Lorain County Speedway Management
Harold Zeiter of Cleveland has assumed management of Lorain County Speedway on Route 1ls. He will stage his first stock car program of the season this Sunday featuring eight events plus a special match race between Frank Boss of Akron and Don Byrd of Dunbar Pa. Rain checks will be honored for last Sunday's rainout. Warmups at 2 pm racing to start at 2 30 pm.
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Cleveland
Lorain County
Zeiter
Don Zeiter
Zelter
Frank Boss
Akron
Don Byrd
Dunbar
Zeller
Jansen
Giants
New York
Cardinals
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