Vague All Star Selections Stir Local Baseball Fight
A hazy, fragmentary discussion lists players from Bendix Western Automate and Merchants, naming Eddie Gawlik, Neal Welch, Jim Henhe, Gene Burhworth, Lenny Hill, and others as potential outfielders and infielders. The piece hints at a City League season race with Western Automatic and Bendix-Westinghouse in contention and mentions coaches and related schools.
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Lake
Pein Zelatel
Vic
Dewelefa
Atoll of
Bandins
Bates
Gene
Cross
Elyria
Aballtr Gurus
Ilil Ack
Bob Held
Bendix
Ec Isla
Petond
Lee Allsop
The
Jewelers
Hales
Chuck Lewie
Sanders
Aidelléan
el Gethardinger
Jewalehs
Plichinger
Beridixs
Bavle Wee Pleystar Haha Manutac
Wille
American Redtatér
Smith
Sao
Ouffeld
Lenny
Hill of West
Hill
Jim
Henhe
Burhworth
Eddie Dalowlee
Cageanetructor
Hank Louisetti
Ntord University
National Te Navy
Zickefoose
Poetotia
Elyr
JC Elyria
Ita
Foss
Rome-said-home
Ait
R. Rame
NLC
Bainbridge
Maryland
Bendiz-Weath
Baie A
Bendix-Westinghouse Mesta General Indus
Hahn
General
Garden Club Hosts June Meeting And Plans Flower Show
Walley City notes a Malley City Garden Club gathering at Mrs Eun Your home to plan a flower show connected to the September public event. The annual Garden party is set for next month at Mrs Frank MacKeigan's home with rose themed program and a June month focus.
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Walley City
Malley City
Misa
Wes
Mra
Frank MacKeigan
Mmra
Lizette Sand
Ross
Rene
Ed Abe
George Mewmer
Kay
Robert de
Joan Arecksen
Joan Heer
Howard Grapennietter
Mary. Kaiser
Cleveland
Martinlexander Hauck
Ayrme
Albert Bernard
Carl Hauck
Jewelers' Hull Championship Title Remains Unsettled
In a tight race within the circuit, the Habits Manufacturing Company at 645 Mahi Manufacturing stands amid a handful of contenders. One name remains on the lineup as the final hit on the schedule surfaces, signaling a decisive moment in the event.
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Asine
Ea Gehivgal & Induitees
Ae Tos Pill Als
Wenterh
Avtormatic
Witta Wie
Habits Manufacturing Company
Mahi
Vie Bilwer
Jewelers Fonds
Ie Feague
Ain Alalaht Viatativa
Alpe
Efriched AG We
Cubs Take Advantage Of Slow Start To Beat Reds
Chicago gains early lead when a bases loaded single breaks open the first inning as the Cubs top the Reds. Sticking with hitters, the Cubs finish with nine hits to the Reds' six. Chicago advances in the standings while Cincinnati sinks in the National League race.
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Seakola Reds
Chicago Gaeg
Biewesc
Jim Konstanty
Paul” Erickson
Will
Hin
Chicago
Neds
Pittsburgh
Fleater
Cubs
Stott
Reds
Clyde” Shawn
Eddie Miller
Woody Williams
York
Andy Patho
Aix
Frank McCormick Alngied
Gee. Walker
Tri-State Play In Semi Finals at Tenure Tourney
Tri-State players advancing to the semi finals after decisive wins in the round of eight. Bets Betz meets Mary Arnold while Dorothy Bundy faces Shirley Pry. Betz defeated Gloria Thompson 8-1, Bundy beat Elaine Pastow 8-1, Pry topped Joanne Dunn 6-3 6-0, Arnold eliminated Catherine Wolf 6-1 6-0.
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Cincinnatia
Paultine Betz
Los Angeles
Dorothy Bundy
Santa Monica
Cat
Shirley Pry
Akron
Mary Arnold
Wilmington
Del
Miss Betz
Miss Arnold
Miss Bundy
Miss Fry
Gloria Thompson
Local standings and community notes amid war drive plans
The report records town standings and assorted notes as residents, including Mrs Bixler, join school posts in Blessing. Valley City defeats Abbeyville. open air church services proceed. Fifth War Loan Drive plans form at a school meeting led by Frank Weldfer. county chair Ed Peibel outlines fundraising. visits from Pete and families occur as locals travel to Pyogtor and Cleves Jang.
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Aneaiean Uraora
Pet
Louis
Fon
Roaton
Moweley Ie Telenayormy
York
New
Washington
Raul Bara Lou
Bixler
Hih
Blessing
Valley City
Abbey Ville
Abbeyville
Evangelian Peservnes
Ehnurehawh
Frank ‘Weld Fer
Peibel Pounty
Chairan
Howe
Luke Fitzsimmons
Bobby
Pyogtor
W. Floyd
Roy Nebreus
Cleves Jang
Sundey
Pieter
Pearle
Cleveland
Miss Bush
Babe Zaharias Favored In Western Open For 20-Year-Old Dorothy Germain
Olympic star Babe Didrikson Zaharias, favored to win the Western Open, faces strong challenger Dorothy Germain from Beaver College in a battle for the title. Germain, a Pennsylvania coed, impressed with a par on a 210-yard hole and reached the match final alongside Jeanne Cline after four days of play.
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George
Babe Didriksen
Zaharias
Jongeat
Ranke Nf
Sk Teat Adsort
Coed
Dorothy Glibreve
Patty Berg
Babe Fa
Babe
Miss Germain
Beaver College Coed
Aeiee
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Ill
Baseball Bats Lead in League Averages Amid Changes
New York reports the latest baseball stats with Stan Musial and Thurman Tucker among leaders. Players such as George Munger Gordon and Mike Ryba headline pitching marks as Cleveland climbs to top AL batting and defense. Brooks and St Louis maintain NL and defensive leads amid fluctuating team averages.
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New York
Brook Dod
Wes
Vahiead
Stan. Musial
St! Louis Cardinals
Thurman ‘Tucker
Chicago White Sox
Wunger
Tope Piichers
George Munger
Art
Cardinals
Gordon
Maritberger
Chicago
Mike Ryba
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Brookslyn
St.Louis
Local Fairways Roundup at Ely Dla Country Club
Mrs Vic Breitenstein advanced to the semi finals in the upper flight of the Redune Filuht women’s event at Ely dla Country Club by defeating Mrs Earl Gibbs 3 and 2. The semi final pairing includes Mrs Howard Barbour and Mrs Earl Foster versus Mrs Paul Roach. Matches set for next Tuesday with Westwood Club members visiting for a breakfast and golf. Caddies are to report to the pro shop tomorrow.
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Vic Breitenstein
Elydla Country Club
Earl Gibbs
Ted
Breitenstein
Howard Barbour
Earl Foster
Paul Roach
Biyria Country Club
Westwood Club
At & WB
Golf Meet Opens On Monday At Invernem Course
NCAA golf tournament opens Monday at Invernem course near Toledo with three-day schedule due to travel and entry limits. James Hagan Pitt chairman says 18-hole qualifying Monday morning to select 32 players for match play starting Monday afternoon, with final rounds Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
National Collegiate’ Athletics Association
Invernem
James Hagan
University of Pittsburgh
Milwaukee Sweeps Bill From Indians in Doubleheader
Milwaukee Brewers sweep the Indianapolis Indians in a two game American Association doubleheader winning 4 1 and 6 1. The Brewers built a 4 run lead in the opening frame and held on as pitchers Frautin and Whitehead limited the Indians to minimal hits. Columbus also rolled past Toledo and Saint Paul beat Kansas City as the circuit produced several decisive results.
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United
Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis Indians
Brewers
St. Pau
Balnis
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Bovneville
Kenses
City
Justhne Herring
Columbia Wed Birds
Beants
Pred Vaughn
Millers
Sean Whitehead
Milie
Poundiae
Louisvile
Field To Succeed Townsend Narrowed
The Ohio Board of Control for the Ohio High School Athletic Association narrowed the field of candidates to replace the late Townsend, with names not yet announced. Board members indicated the search would continue at a later meeting and stressed the need for capable successors with appropriate school athletic background.
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Field
Townsend
Columbus
Oni “Hiah Behool Bihletica
Ohio High School Abhtetic Association
Ugr
H.W. Emschler
George Gayshier
Ohio
Wales
Galvete Sity
Paul Pandis
Pate Education Department
Maat Cer
Ghie Aneiation
Track i Caeuee
Baseball Recap Amid Streak as Tribe Rises
A disjointed recount of a baseball game shows the Tribe moving ahead after late-inning action. Key players such as Orie Hackett and Russ Peters contribute, with mentions of batting order shifts and multiple defensive outs.
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Lee
Furis
Fecal
Russ Peters
Orie Hackett
Belie
Tucker
Chase
Mlch
Cullece Bine
Aettieter
Palais
Bachare—Lee
Wi Bena
Trotkye Bean
Scholastic Track Mentors Endorse Spring Grid Drills
Edgar G Barker secretary treasurer of the Ohio Association of Track Coaches said the association will withdraw its objection to spring football practice next year if high school principals revive training. Ohio High School Athletic Association official H R Townsend earlier favored reconsideration of a spring training ban by vote of principals at Fall meeting.
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Duncan Falls
Edgar G
Ohio High School
Baseball scores and notes from a tumultuous day
A cluttered recap covers wins by Philadelphia and Chicago, defeats for the White Sox and Yankees, and a curfew cut short a late game. Key figures include Hank Wyse, Walter Dubiel, and Herschel Martin guiding close NL and AL matchups.
Local League Schedule And Scores From Weekend Games
Sunday afternoon slated slate includes Bly Stadium and Cascade Park venues for Class B and Class F contests. West Side Lumber and Lehman Johnson Realtors show two straight wins and a split, while Don S Cook Realty and American Legion Cubs each carry losses. Parsh Lumber edged East Carlisle Indians earlier, and Roger Binninger Jewelers faces Bittner Funeral Home in Class F action.
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Claan
Bly
Dias Mond
Casete Park
Carlisle
Diamonde
Roger Bininger Jewelers and Butter
Claeg
Ely Stadium
Metchanuts and
Paradhe Lumber
Realtors
Cexcade
A. Clase
Lehman-Johnson Realtors
West Side
Don
Cook Beatty
American Legion
Parsch Lumber
East Carlie Indians
West Side Lumber
Bes
Carlisle Indians
Toaing
Elyria
Mardware
Roger Binninger
Bittner
Lehman-Johnson
American Legion Cubs
Don S. Cook
Realty
Middletown Newark Teams Record Wins In Ohio League
In the Ohio State League Middletown defeated Marion 10 1 while Newark beat third place Olvac? 11 8 keeping Newark 144 games ahead in the standings. Also noted. Commissioner Trautman announced $36 fines for managers Cullop and Blades over abusive language toward umpires after a Columbus Red Birds game.
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Columbus
Middletown
Newark
Marion
Lims
Asen
George M. Trautman
American Association
Nick Cullop
Columbus Red Birds
Pigeon Winner Named In Green Castle Yearling Race
Jack Ternes owned the winning pigeon in the Greencastle Indiana yearling race from Elyria. The 300 mile event saw the winner averaging 824 yards per minute. A second Ternes bird finished with 615 yards. Ed Jalowiec was reported as sire average speed leader across 7 races to 290 miles. Marting next week the club will host a longer event.
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Jack
Ternes
Greencastle
Ind
Elyria
NoSother Jota
Ed Jalo~wiec
Wild Hart
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