Vic Silver Jewelers Lead City Class A Softball Standings
Russ Davies reports in Rustling Thru Sports that the Vic Silver Jewelers are near the top of the first half in the City Class A Softball League. They have won three straight against General Industries Industrial Cleaners and Bittner Funeral Home, with Elmer Bainbridge, Max Jalowiec, and Frank Soditch contributing on the mound. The Generals and Bittners trail, Kostyo struggling for form, and Ace briefly shut out Standard Cleaners before losing to the Silver's 3 to 1.
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Vic Silver Jewelers
Harley
Cap) Johnson
Combine
General Industries
Andard Cleaners
Bittner Funeral Home
Industries
Elmer (Curley) Bainbridge
Max Jalowiec
Bittners
Kostyo
Pytlak’s Departure Sparking Quiet Indian Saga
Sports columnist IM SCHLEAMMER notes Frankie Pytlak’s absence from the Cleveland Indians and hints at long-term health issues and ego clashes. He recalls prior contract holdouts, public rebukes, and a trend of sporadic play as Buffalo links surface at the center of the saga.
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IM Schleammer
Akron Beacon Journal
Frankie Pytlak
Cleveland Dians
Buffalo
Frankie
The
Dians
Rollie Hemsley
Indians
Pytlak
New
Jeans
Hemsley
Cleveland
Cy Slapnickad
Ier
Sterday
Mack Plans Big Plans For Read Jewelers Softball Team
Mack, manager of Read Jewelers, expands role beyond baseball duties. He backs August plans for an all girl band and aims for a high profile Read Jewelers half league title celebration. Vic performs in music circles and avoids barking at bands.
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Mack
Road Jewelers
Vic
Read Jewelers Combine
Split Fails To Help Millers In Indianapolis
The hapless Indianapolis Indians halted their 12 game losing streak to stop their slide toward the American Association cellar and to prevent Minneapolis from gaining. Six hits powered Indianapolis to a 6 3 victory led by Ons Logan. Lin Storti made an error that allowed an unearned run, spoiling Mickey Efner’s shutout bid. The Millers split a twin bill, staying two and a half games back.
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Indianapolis Indians
Minneapolis
Kansas
Kansas City
Sob Logan
Indianapolis
Lin Storti
Mickey Efner
Millers
Farry Kimberlin
Toledo Mudhens
Ilwaukee
Hunt Wins Public Links Championship in Overtime Play
Barney Hunt, 25, of Cotum, captured the State public links title after a nine hole playoff against Bill Santor of Youngstown. Both finished regulation at 297 strokes. Hunt (37) sealed the crown on the final hole by a one stroke margin.
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Kron. O
Yron
Barney) Hunt
Cotum
Publinks
Ynlight
Fter
Barney
Santor
Hunt
Ridgeville Committee Sets 8:30 Meeting at High School
A Ridgeville committee focused on the lighted ball field will convene at Geville High School at 8:30 p m. tonight to discuss plans and interested parties are urged to attend.
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Ridgeville
Geville High School
Buck's Aqueduct safari turns tense as race track risks loom
United Press dispatch describes Frank Buck, famed hunter, visiting Aqueduct where he underestimates pari mutuel dangers. Buck bets on two long odds races, loses initial wager then witnesses a near disaster as a 22 to 1 horse vanishes into the back stretch. He exits shaken, eyeing a vacant trophy space for a feared predator.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Frank Buck
Aqueduct
Belgian Congo
Sumatra
Borneo
Malay Peninsula
Buck
Upper Zambezi
Lower Zambezi
New York
Fifth Annual Lorain Water Carnival Set for July 10
J Norman Thompson Lorain Recreation Director announced the Fifth Annual Lorain Water Carnival will be held Wednesday July 10 at Lakeview Park. The Lake Erie Three Mile Marathon starts Century Beach East Lorain and ends at Lakeview bathing beach at 2 30. Ted Hobert 17 year old Sandusky swimmer won last year’s event in a field of 14. A new one mile women’s race is planned along with softball tennis lawn bowling a red head freckle face contest and a Federal Symphony Orchestra concert. Entries to Thompson City Hall Lorain by July 8. no entry fee for either marathon or women’s race.
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J. Norman Thompson
Lorain
Lakeview Park
Lake Erie
Century Beach
Lakeview Bathing Beach
Ted Hobert
Sandusky
Federal Symphony Orchestra
Thompson
City Hall
Elyria Country Club Scores Highlight Weekend Golf Action
Adair carded a club all-time low 79 at Elyria Country Club with H E Sullivan on 80 the next best. Saturday totals list Dick Timms 81 Walter Mahla 86 Paul Moon 86 Willis Reichard 88 R D Oldfield 88 Russ Schmittgen 39 Lee Green 2. Sunday scores include Bill Hull 2 Ralph Kroger 84 Walter Mahla 36. Ladies set to play low net. guest day Thursday invites three guests per member. RED Kitchen beat L A Olson 1 up in Class A quarter final. Class B quarters saw Tub bessing 5 and 4 over Lorenz Donnelly 1 up. Walchi 73 Miltenberger 75.
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OB Adair
Elyria Country Club
H. E. Sullivan
Dick Timms
Walter Mahla
Paul Moon
Willis Reichard
R. D. Oldfield
Russ Schmittgen
Lee Green
Bill Hull
Ralph Kroger
RED Kitchen
L. A. Olson
Spring Valley
R. Tubbessing
W. J. Lorenz
R. L. Donnelly
F. F. Ludwick
Larry Walchi
Gil Miltenberger
Karl Kleinert, Jr
Art Krenz
Ed Walchl
Amanda Farschmen
P N A Nine Edges Eaton Team In 6 5 Rally
The Polish National Alliance beat Caton Business Men 6 5 after a late rally in the sixth. Frank Noga allowed seven hits and struck out 10 for the P N A while Caton’s H Rice and D Hawke yielded 13 hits. Seklaiyer collected three of the P N A’s 13 safeties including a double and home run.
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Allance
Caton Business Men
Cacade
Frank Noga
H. Rice
D. Hawke
Seklaiyer
Yorkivich
Wieland
Ib Ox
J. Noga
Sehlmeyer
A. Fiice
I. Rice
Pwer
I. Moga
Eaton
L. Yorkivich
B. Yorkivich
Hawke
F. Noga
Rice
Henke
Major Loop Leaders Major Loop Leaders By United Press
Wayne Walker of Brooklyn and Gus Bell of Pittsburgh lead the National League in hits and averages with figures pulled from a United Press summary. In the American League Hank Radcliff and Ted Williams pace the circuit in batting while Bob Feller and Ted Williams headline home run and RBI tallies.
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United Press
National League AB
Danning
N.Y
Walker
Brooklyn
Gustine
Pittsb
St Souhe
Finney
Boston
McCosky
Detroit
Mize
Cardinals
Foxx
Red Sox
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Trosky
Indians
Williams
Aor
MecCosky
Tigere
Ceernane Ee
Cramer
Cece
Radcliff
Brows
Senators
Peerse
Cess
Fletcher
Pirates
Finnes Red Sox
Vie Silver Jewelers Week Schedule Shifts into Action
Vie Silver Jewelers announces six games this week starting with a double header at Lodi and Litchfield tonight. First game with Lodi begins at 7 PM. Players meet at the store at 6 PM. Upcoming contests include Bittners at Fairgrounds, Oberlin Falcons in Oberlin, General Industries B at American Lace, and Rone Radio Service at Fairgrounds in Class A action. A notable annual Trace horse is not getting a call.
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Vie Silver Jewelers
Lodi
Litchfield
Bittners
Fairgrounds
Oberlin Falcons
Oberlin
General Industries
American Lace
Rone Radio Service
Indians Split With Sex Battle Yankees Tonight
Indians split a doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox, winning 4 to 1 and losing 2 to 0. A crowd of 56,650 watched as Cleveland moved into a first place lead by a game and a half. Tonight they face the world champion New York Yankees in a key league showdown.
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Levelland, CO
Lake Erie
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Coals Win Second Straight Over Merchants 13-9
The Home Coals defeated the Elyria Merchants 13-9 at Cascade Park yesterday for their second consecutive win. A four run first inning set the tone while Earl Powers hit a grand slam in the sixth for the Merchants. Major league-style notes mention Rapid Robert Feller and other players, with line scores showing Boston and Cleveland totals and key pitchers.
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Coals
Cascade Park
Elyria Merchants
Merchants
Earl Powers
Elyria Defeats Lorain in Duckpin Bowling Match
A boxed Elyria team defeated Lorain 2222 to 2105 in a special duckpin bowling match at the Elyria recreation. Bill Rogers led individuals with a 52 series.
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Elyria
Lorain
Elyria Recreation
Bill Rogers
Roll Final Duckpin Loop Matches Tonight
The Elvrra Recreation Duckpin Bowling League decides the championship with final season matches at 7 30 tonight. Finegan for Sheriff leads by one game as Coca Colas faces Ridgeville Hatchery, P O C Beer clashes with Elyria Recreation, Perry Fay meets D and N Sandwich Shop, and Don's Five plays Finegan for Sheriff.
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Elvrra Recreation
Finegan-for-Sheriff
P. O. C. Beer
Coca-Colas
Ridgeville Hatchery
Elyria Recreation
Perry Fay
D and N Sandwich Shop
Don’s Five
Gilbert headlines strong field at national intercollegiate golf
Billy Gilbert of Ohio State, the Big Ten champion, led a strong showing as the National Intercollegiate golf championships opened with players from 40 colleges competing.
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Manchester
Billy Gilbert
Ohio State
Rone Radio Service Softball Team Meeting Notice
Members of the Rone Radio Service softball team are asked to meet at the store at 6 30 today for an on site gathering and planning session.
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Rone Radio Service
Shaller Wins One Heat in Sandusky River Outboard Races
Johnny Shaller of Detroit won one heat in a trio of Class C outboard races on the Sandusky river. Milton Davis of Cleveland claimed first in both heats of the free-for-all race as 5,000 spectators watched the event sponsored by the Great Lakes Outboard Association.
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Fremont
Johnny Shaller
Detroit
Sandusky
Milton Davis
Cleveland
Great Lakes Outboard Association
Hardwares Rally in Ninth Seals 3-2 Win at Madison
Elyria Hardwares exploded for three runs in the ninth inning to beat the Madison Barons 3-2 on their home dia mond at Madison-on-the-lake. Bill Keisler walked and stole second, Tom Reid singled to drive in the tying run, and Ossie Forbes executed a squeeze for the winning score as Joe Scott added a base hit and stole second.
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Elyria Hardwares
Madison Barons
Diamon
Madison-on-the-lake
Cleveland
Doug Birch
Scott
Hardwares
Bill Keisler
Tom Reid
Wally Forbers
Reid
Joe Scott
Ossie Forbes
Birch
Jansinski
Start of Junior League Postponed Start of Junior League
The Junior Baseball league season opens with eight teams from major leagues set to play on Stadium and Cascade fields. Four games were rained out today. upcoming schedules list Indians White Sox Dodgers Red Sox Senators Tigers Yankees Cubs Dodgers Cascade venues with 9 15 and 10 30 a m start times.
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Cascade Diamonds
Senators
Johnny Bryant
Indians
Frank Yarsa
Yankees
Neil Smith
Tigers
Bill Schoenbachler
Cubs
Dick Yoo
Dodgers
Teddy Gilder
White Sox
Dallas Washington
Red Sox
Bob Heisman
Cascade
Reds End Slump to Lead Pennant Race
The Cincinnati Reds vaulted from third to first in the National League by sweeping a weekend series with the New York Giants. Gene Thompson pitched a 2 0 shutout in the nightcap as Cincinnati won 7 4 after a five run ninth inning in the opener. A beaning incident injured Giants shortstop Billy Jurges, hospital X rays showing a concussion but no fracture.
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Boston
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Gene Thompson
Jurges
Billy Jurges
Giants
Bucky Walters
Reds
Bucky
Walters
Matt Shoffner
Intercollegiate Tennis Championship Seeds Released
Haverford Pennsylvania June 24 Don McNeill of Kenyon College top seed in the 56th intercollegiate tennis championship journalistic event scheduled to begin tomorrow Bill Tibert of the University of Cincinnati is seeded sixth.
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Haverford
Don McNeill
Kenyon College
U. S
Bill Tibert
University of Cincinnati
Cleaners and Bone Radio clash on Superior diamond
Weather permitting the Standard Cleaners and Bone Radio Service teams meet on the Superior diamond tonight at 6 o'clock for a ballgame likely to test early season form.
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Cleaners
Bone Radio
Superior Diamond
Reds Rally to Sweep Giants in National League Doubleheader
In New York on June 24 Bill Terry watched as the Reds defeated the Giants 7-4 and 2-0 to reclaim the NL lead. Junior Thompson held the Giants to three singles in the nightcap, while Bucky Walters faltered after plunking Billy Jurges. The Pirates knocked off the Dodgers 8-5 and the Cubs swept the Phillies 3-2 and 7-2. Al Smith allowed six hits in a 4-1 Indians win. Ted Williams left the first game with an injury as Detroit beat New York 9-2. The Senators surged 12-5 behind Dutch Leonard, while the Browns won the nightcap 3-2 as games were affected by darkness and rainouts.
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Robert Feller
Yanss
Tribe
Marius Resso
New York
al Smith
Smith
Lefty Smith
Sox
Lefty Grove
Jim ‘Tt Bor
Boston «Rres
York
Bill Terry
Terry
Brooklyn
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Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Billy Jurges
Junior Thompson
Pirates
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Phillies
Jake Mooty
Hugh Mulcahy
Ken Raftensberger
Doc Cramer
Mack
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Tigers
New York Yankees
Buck Newsom
McCarthy
Leonard
Dutch Leonard
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Three Industrial Loop Games Tonight At Fairgrounds
Three Industrial League games are scheduled at the Fairgrounds despite possible rain. At 7 p.m. the A F L 19343 of Colson Co. faces A F L 21055 of Pfaudler Co. Pfaudlers lead with six straight wins. At 8 p.m. Harshaw Chemicals plays Elyria Foundry. At 9 p.m. M E S A meets Timms Spring, currently second in the loop.
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Colson Co
Pfaudler Co
Pfauidlers
Harshaw Chemicals
Elyria Foundry
Timms Spring
Flat Feet No Longer Bulk Army Recruits
In Buffalo officers running Army Navy and Marine Corps recruiting stations report flat feet no longer top causes of rejection. First Sergeant Ralph W. Carrington notes few recruits fail today for flat feet while weak vision and insufficient sound teeth now account for many rejections.
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Buffalo
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Ralph W. Carrington
USMC
Jamestown Bridge to Replace Historic Narragansett Ferry
The completion of a $3,000 Jamestown bridge will span Narragansett Bay from Saunderstown to Jamestown and retire the west passage ferry, the United States oldest continuous transportation service founded by Gov. Caleb Carr before 1670. The Carr family has long staffed the Jamestown Newport Ferry, currently Miss Lucy Carr. The bridge is planned to be dedicated and opened in late June or early July.
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Jamestown
R. L
Narraganset Bay
Saunderstown
United States
Caleb Carr
Rhode Island
Carr
Jamestown - Newport
Lucy Carr
Suburban volunteers avert drug store blaze at annual dance
In Butte Centerville, volunteers from the local fire department refused to cancel their annual dance as a fire broke out in a drug store across the street. They extinguished the blaze in party clothes and resumed dancing, losing no more than one chorus.
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Butte
Mont
Centerville
Standings and results in the American League
The American League standings show Cleveland on top with 23 losses and Detroit and New York close behind. Upcoming games include New York at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, Boston at Detroit, and Philadelphia at St Louis with several night games noted.
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yWashington
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Youngstown
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Gavton
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Akron
Devon
Elyria Boxing Commission to Meet in Regular Session
The Elyria boxing commission will hold a regular meeting at 7 o clock this evening in the committee room of the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company. Chairman C C Braden says several important matters are set for decision.
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Elyria Boxing Commission
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
C. C. Braden
Rain Cancels Elyria Softball Doubleheader
Both scheduled Sunday night games at the Elyria Recreation Board league were rained out. Vic Silver Jewelers vs State Termites of Massillon and Rone Radios vs Lerd's Sport Shop of Medina were postponed due to weather.
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Elyria Recreation Board
Vic Silver Jewelers
Massillon
Lerd
Medina
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