McCarthy Meister To Meet Today For Ohio Amateur Crown
Maurice J. McCarthy of Cincinnati and Eddie Meister of Cleveland faced off at Brookside for the Ohio Amateur Golf Championship final. McCarthy, 30, seeks to add a state title to his match play reputation, while Meister, 21, a Yale freshman captain, goes for his first state crown after earlier district and interscholastic success.
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Cincinnati
Eddie Meister
Cleveland
Brookside Course
Ohio
McCarthy
Watts Gunn
George von Elm
Haister
Yale
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Bob Kepler
Kepler
Carlin Short
Akron
Short
John Florio
Hamilton Hedges
Columbus
Bob Servis
Dayton
Toledo
Servis
Smitty's Waldorfs versus Lorain Elks at Ely Stadium
Smitty's Waldorfs clash with Lorain Elks in a featured afternoon baseball game at Ely Stadium. Manager Pete Block drills his Lager squad as John Yucka or Ken Smith start on the mound with Hunt or Mackin behind the plate, while Horvath or Timko starts for the Elks with Reisz catching.
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Smitty
Waldorfe
Yucka
Smith
Hunt
Mackin
T. Souith
Holbrook
Storm
R. Urig
Barkacs
Erickson
Coen
Block
A. Utig
Elberts
Bittners Play Mobilgas Nine At Lorain Sunday
The Bitner Funeral Home nine travels to Lorain for a Sunday game with the Mobilgas team at Highland Park. New players Joe Scott and Gene Graber bolster the roster. Probable starting lineup lists Dan Galgin on the mound and Scott at shortstop. Players to meet at the YMCA at 12 45 pm.
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Bitner Funeral
Lorain
Hoist Mobilgas
Highland Park
Bittner
Dan Galgin
Graber
Mason
Wehlber
Maiden
Gerber
Scott
Coinman
P. Galgin
Stoller
Nano
Toledo Mud Hens Take Early AA Lead After Doubleheader
Toledo moved into first in the American Association after a doubleheader sweep of St. Paul, 6 to 3 in game one and 5 to 3 in game two. Columbus beat Minneapolis 5 to 3 aided by Morton Cooper in relief. Louisville beat Milwaukee 8 to 6 as Mickey Heath hit a two run homer and the Colonels committed five errors.
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Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Morton Cooper
Max Lanier
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Colonels
Elyria Girls Face General Industries at Jefferson No 1 Diamond
Elyria's top teams the Elyria Girls and General Industries meet tomorrow afternoon at Jefferson No 1 diamond at 2 30 p m in a scheduled ladies game.
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Elyria Girls
General Industries
Elyria
Jefferson No. 1
Diamond
Golf and boxing odds and notes from United Press dispatch
United Press sports writer Henry McLemore surveys golf and boxing figures in New York. Hagen bets against drinking, Armour backs Ralph Guldahl for records, Sarazen eyes Japan entry, Johnston’s legacy shifts, and O'Dell rises under Cantwell. Also notes future crowds at Derby and Hambletonian, plus Twilight Song as summer horsebook favorite.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Walter Hagen
Tommy Armour
Ralph Guldahl
Gene Sarazen
Japan
Jimmy Johnston
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square Garden
James
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Bob Pastor
New York Boxing Commission
Barney Ross
Pedro Montanez
Joe Louis
Ralph O'Dell
Texas
Mike Cantwell
Maxie Baer
O'Dell
Stanford
Cantwell
Mike Jacobs
Goshen
Warness Horse World
Twiight Song
Phil Strang
Baer Plans Immediate Return Home After Family Ill News
American pugilist Baer said he would sail for home at once after receiving a cable stating his father is seriously ill. He cited his mother’s message as the reason for his sudden departure.
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London
Mee
Buddy Baer
Hally defeats Camarata in Hollywood bout
Wally Hally of Los Angeles edged Nick Camarata of New Orleans by decision last night in Hollywood. The fight ended with Hally scoring a close victory in a scheduled ten round contest.
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Camarata
Hollywood
Wally Hally
Los Angeles
Nick Camarata
New Orleans
Boxing News From Cleveland Rings and Tracks
A Cleveland boxing scene features Young Oscar Gardner marrying in Euclid Stadium before a close decision over Red Lyons, with Lyons knocked down five times. Others: Ken Overlin’s ring marriage, Ray Sharkey losing again to Mike Gamiere, and Enzo Fiermonte venturing into auto racing. Paul Pirrone defeated Anson Green as Eddie Simms criticizes rushed development. local sports notes include wrestling card plans and Yankee manager Joe McCarthy predicting Gene Kelleher’s rise.
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Cleveland
Oscar Gardner
Euclid
New Stadium
Forest City
Red Lyons
Ross Wider
Gardner
Lyons
Hubby
Oscar
Ken Overlin
Freddy Steele
Enzo Fiermonte
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Rialto Theatre
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Long Beach
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Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Newark
Gene Kelleher
Buck Newson
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Buck
Bucky Harris
Nats
Boston
Maxie Baer
England
Major League Leaders and Regional Airport News
United Press notes lead and batting leaders for the Major Loop with Medwick and Greenberg among top names. Separately Winnipeg announces start of construction on an ambitious new airport to serve the trans Canadian flying fleet, with work starting when weather warms.
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Canada
T. J. Wariner
Wariner
Conference of Mayors
Otlara
Worst hitters in baseball spark lively column debate
A George Kirkley summary of a humorous column on ineffective hitters. Sid Keener praises Ernie Koob of the 1916 Browns for his pitching while going hitless at bat in 41 plate appearances. The piece notes other weak hitters like Lee Meadows and Jim Lindsey and reflects on pitchers who confound good hitters.
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Sid Keener
St. Louis Star-Times
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Browns
Ernie Koob
Palestine
Tex
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Phil DeCatsby
Fielder Jones
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Johnny Lavan
Eddie Plank
Bob Groom
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Johnny Bronca
Charlie Grimm
Lee Meadows
Pittsburgh
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Jim Lindsey
Cardinals
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Charley Root
Syl Johnson
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Syd Cohen
Washington
Lou Gehrig
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Standings and Results From Yesterday's Banked Games
Yesterday results show Reamis Chicago 11 over Brooklin 2 and New York 4 to Cincinnati 6. Boston 2, Philadelphia 10, Pittsburgh and others appear. Toledo 3, St Paul 3 3, Columbus 3, Minneapolis Louisville 5. Milwaukee Kansas City at Indianapolis. arin noted with unclear data.
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Yesterday's Hero in Yankees Shine With Sixth Home Run
Yesterday's hero Bini I Dickey of the New York Yankees snapped a batting slump and hit his sixth home run in five games, fueling a strong offensive stretch for the club.
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Binii Dickey
New York Yankes
Dover Notes and Local Social Visits
Donald Hall left Thursday for ten days at the American Legion Camp for boys in Columbus. Mrs. Ernest Sabin of Kipton and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Summerton of Lodi visited Miss Lottie Summerton Sunday. Mrs. E. G. Geiger hosted friends from Lakewood Saturday evening. Sterling Simonds hosted his sister and family from Fort Wayne and Miss Eileen Brown of Cleveland visiting Miss Gertrude Holmes. Gretchen Humphrey and Elsa Goyrich attended a Rocky River School of Music recital at Kensington School in Beach Cliff Tuesday. Mrs John Mattern hosted her sister and family from Cleveland Sunday.
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Donald Hall
American Legion
Columbus
Ernest Sabin
Kipton Land
Claude Summerton
Lodi
Lottie Summerton
E. G. Geiger
Lakewood
Sterling Simonds
Simonds
Fort Wayne
Ind
Eileen Brown
Cleveland
Gertrude Holmes
Gretchen Humphrey
Elsa Goyrich
Rocky River School of Music
Kensington School
Beach Cliff
John Mattern
Wakeman Briefs Bride Ties Knot in Kentucky
Mrs. Dosia Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce, married Oliver Nickler of Willard in Cotington, Kentucky. They plan to live in Wakeman. Marjorie Ross of Cleveland visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lea Ross. Florence callers included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shinsky and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Benson. Don Watson resumed work at Burke Store after rheumatic illness. Garden Club met at president Mrs. Frank Rice’s home with about fifty in attendance. The meeting opened by vice president Mrs. Clarence Pierce followed by flowers talk by Mrs. Clifford of Amherst. Refreshments were served. Eastern Star held its last meeting for the summer.
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Dosia Wilson
Clarence Pierce
Oliver Nickler
Willard
Cotington
Wakeman
Marjorie Ross
Cleveland
Lea. Ross
Raymond Shinsky
Airs
W. J. Benson
John Shinsky
Florence
Don Watson
Burke Store
Garden Club
Frank Rice
Clarence Bailey
Mra Clifford
Amherst
Reds Aim for First Division with Strong June Run
Cincinnati Reds push toward the National League's first division, within two games of Brooklyn for fifth place. Lee Grissom seeks his seventh win against Boston as Cincinnati builds a four run lead and defeats the Bees 6 to 2. Triples by Goodman and Kampouris and doubles by Haley and Riggs fueled the early offense off Johnny Lanning. Walter Brown earned the victory before Ray Davis finished.
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Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Bees
Lee Grissom
Guy Bush
Boston
Goodman
Kampouris
Haley
Riggs
Johnny Lanning
Walter Brown
Ray Davis
Brown
Columbia High School Alumni Association social meeting notes
The Columbia High School Alumni Association held its annual social at the Columbia Ball Room with officers elected for the coming year: President Roy Dettman vice president Roland Martin secretary Roberta Ingersoll and treasurer Shirley Jasper. Dancing followed Cooke's orchestra performance and refreshments were served. Other items mention a family reunion at Chestnut Ridge and a flurry of local social visits and illnesses through the week.
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Columbia High School Alumni Association
Columbia Ball Room
Richard van Arsdale
Donna Stinchcomb
Emma Jean Blackburn
Grant Rundle
Roy Dettman
Roland Martin
Roberta Ingersoll
Shirley Jasper
Cooke
Cranston Family Visiting Rhode Island Area
Dr and Mrs C J Cranston and their sons are visiting Rhode Island and nearby areas, stopping at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening with about sixteen present.
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Masonic Hall
C. J. Cranston
Dickey Seeks Record as Yankees Face Tigers Today
New York catcher William N. Dickey eyes a 13 year major league home run mark with a seventh homer in six games if he hits today against Detroit. He has surged to a .293 season average after a hot 14 games, boosting the Yankees' lead. Red Ruffing won his seventh for New York as the Tigers fell 8-1.
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York
William N. Dickey
Husky
New York Yankees
Detroity Tigers
Bill
George Kelly
New York Giants
Babe Ruth
Jim Bottomley
Dickey
Local Social News and Greetings Across Towns
Sunday guests gathered at the Ernest Dunford home including Mr and Mrs Melvin Willi ame and family and Mrs Myrtle Roberts of Cleveland. A funeral from Columbia drew attendees to Valley City Lutheran Church with Mrs Charles Mills of Columbia singing. Jottings note visits by Mr and Mrs Robert Jordan and family of Ashland to the Reisinger home, and Mr and Mrs H J Knopf with children visiting Ervin Moehle in Valley City. Raymond Lennerth takes drumming lessons in Elyria as Mrs John Snell cares for Mrs Miller Wilcox of Elyria, while Mrs Serg Wright tends her grandchildren during Harriet Simpson’s appendicitis hospital recovery. Rev Claude T Olmsted and J H Longdon attended a four o'clock ordination service in Cleveland. Mrs George Vogt of Cleveland, mother of Mrs Edward Bobnar, died after months of illness with a Magiston funeral noted. Royalton Baptist Ladies Aid met with 32 attending at Mrs Herman Panis’s home. Louis Rummery of Royalton and Charles Mills met Sunday evening.
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Melvin H. Williame
Myrtle Roberts
Cleveland
Ernest Dunford
Columbia
Klooz Miller
Valley City
Charles Mills
Harriet, Simpson
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Claude T. Olmsted
J.H. Longdon
Magsil‘ton
Royalton
Sunday visitors at Halliwill home enumerate city guests
LaGrange residents hosted extended family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gerlach and Barbara from Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Landal and son, Akron couples R. P. Halliwill and Richard, Miss Keller, and Guerdon Brant with daughter Marjorie, Akron, all visiting at the Halliwill residence.
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Halliwill
Eddie Gerlach
Barbara
Arthur Landal
Detroit
R. P. Halliwill
Richard
Miss Keller
Guerdon Brrant
Marjorie
Akron
Haynes Knocks Out Buddy Knox In Fourth Round
Dayton results report Leroy Haynes of Philadelphia stops Buddy Knox in the fourth round after Knox fails to answer bell due to a bleeding left eye. Haynes lands short right hands each round to floor Knox. Other knockouts include Joe Sekura stopping Tommy Baxter in a split decision and Frankie Donofrio finishing Chuck Grandish in the tenth.
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Leroy Haynes
Philadelphia
Buddy Knox
Knox
Haynes
Joe Sekura
Tommy Baxter
Buffalo
Baxter
Frankie Donofrio
Chuck Grandish
Detroit
I B U Proclaims Max Schmeling Champion
The International Boxing Union proclaimed Max Schmeling of Germany world heavyweight champion after his victory over Joe Louis. The decision notes Braddock avoided a title match in New York on June 3, choosing Louis instead. The IBU previously crowned George Godfrey over Max Baer.
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International Boxing Union Today
Max Schmeling
Germany
Joe Louis
United States
Jim Braddock
Chicago
Braddock
Schmeling
New York
Louis
George Godfrey
Max Baer
Dick Marcus To Lead Yale Ball Team In 38
New London Conn June 26 CPI Left fielder Dick Marcus from New Orleans will captain Yale baseball team for 1938. He was elected after the Yale Harvard series. George Hock of Middletown Ohio was chosen as team manager for 1938.
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New London
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