Indians Plan Daylight Games Sparks Fan Backlash
Elyria area fans oppose the Cleveland Indians daylight game plan announced by new owner Bill Veeck. The shift to day games aims to boost business but would burden local fans. promoters hope to open a Elyria ticket agency and broadcast games to boost attendance.
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Irrepressible Doe Bagel schemes wild stunt at ball park
OSCAR FRALEY reports Chattanooga club figure Doe Bagel, famed minor league promoter, plans a show next Monday featuring a fight program at his ball park with bizarre antics and gimmicks. Maurice Bloch of Selma, a Chattanooga affiliate owner, clashes with Bagel over ribbing and pranks including a famous ice delivery to Bloch’s porch.
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Local golfers boost Spring Valley lead with 5-0 win
Vic Silver Jewelers moved to a point and a half lead in the American Division of the Spring Valley Twi Lite Golf League after a 5-0 victory over Bogard Furniture at Spring Valley Country Club. Several matches featured close play on the back nine as others filled in with various 5-0 and 3-2 results, shaping the day’s standings.
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Home Run Beats Local Team At Medina 3 1
A baseball game in Medina ended with a 3 to 1 score as Home Run defeated the local team. The article includes scattered OCR errors but highlights the final batter performance and key plays guiding the outcome.
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Indians Beaten By Yanks as Three Head to Minors
Cleveland report notes the Indians headed for Chicago with three or four players likely permanent fixtures in the minors. Bill Veeck, new boss, indicated Bob Feller and Low Bouderau as candidates for a return to the big club, while Mickey Coan, Ed Kliemian, and Gutpher Var Jelson were scheduled for minor leagues. The Yankees beat Cleveland 8 to 4 behind Spied Gididber.
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Gomez Knocks Out White In First
Boxing card in Newark featured Gomez stopping Jimny White at 24 seconds of the first round. Referee Luke Care halted the bout as fans of the Mison family event filled the arena. Over 6,000 attended the program in honor of Cleveland heavyweight Dave Mison.
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Kent State Promises New Deal In Athletics
Kent State under new athletic director Trevor Rees promises a cautious but solid program to rebuild the Golden Flashes. The overhaul aims for steady improvement, adherence to conference rules, and a competitive, not overly ambitious, path in Ohio intercollegiate athletics.
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Elyria Girls Meet Akron Team In Friday Night Match
The Rorick Insurance girls host Akron in their first home appearance. A doubleheader opens the card with Western Automatic vs Harshin Chemigal in the Industrial League, postponed half due to rain. Milne Wood pitches for Ravink. Harshaw Chemical seeks first win. games start at 7 40 PM.
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Hiatt Resigns as Legion Team Head
Hiatt resigns as manager of the American Legion baseball team. Jack Refomning, captain and player, likely to take over for the remainder of the season as the league moves into the second-half stretch. Possible one or two personnel changes anticipated to bolster the pitching staff with Strenitis added and Drage to the rotation, while Ehlke continues in pitching duties.
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Schedule of softball umpires at Qhertin Road field
Umpire roster for softball games at Qhertin Road field lists dates from June 28 to July 14. June 28 Henke and Fritz. June 30 Thompson and Fata. July 2 Faia and Burnworth. July 3 Woden and Bako. July 7 Thompson and Henke. July 9 Nickelette with Smith. July 11 Fate and Nickeleve. July 14 Wooden and Huraworth.
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Keeping Up With The Majors Minors American League
Last night results show Syracuse 7 8 Buffalo 4 1 Montreal 6 Jersey City 4 Newark 0 Taranta 2 Baltimore 7. Toronto 2. The standings include Minneapolis Kansas City 6 St Paul 0, with several games listed across the league and teams like Jersey City and Baltimore posting outcomes.
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Industries And Automatics To Clash Tonight
General Industries and Western Automatic, top contenders in the Oberlin Road league, meet in the feature game at Mlyria Recreation Board field as the second half opens. Both teams won their first second half games, General Industries beating Colson Corporation and Western Automatic defeating Elyria Foundry. A second game features USA facing Harshaw Chemical with Western Automatic and General Industries also scheduled to play earlier tonight.
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Mangrum Tries For Canadian Title
Montreal Canada J P Lloyd Mangrum ex soldier from California enters the Canadian Open Golf Championship aiming to add the Canadian crown to his US Open title. He leads a field of 24 American pros into the opening round at the Bea consfield course near Montreal seeking to prove his Cleveland win was no fluke.
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Grafton Merchants top Erhart for six to nothing
Garfield and Bennett combined on the mound to blank the Erhart Class D team as the Grafton Merchants won 6 0 last night. Motta caught, D Angolo pitched six hits allowed with Reynards late battery. VFW 1079 softball beat PAT Clothiers 16 4 with Ler Morac collecting four hits including a home run. Orethon added a single and a homer. In Forest Hills New York tennis, No 2 seed Don McNeil meets Charley Masterson in quarterfinal action after Masterson upset Charles Oliver 6 4 8 1. Norwalk district NBC baseball round two at Veterans Field features 6 40 and 6 30 p m games.
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Red Sox Lead Seven Games After Home Stand Start
The Boston Red Sox returned home from a mixed West trip with a seven game lead in the American Flag Race after a 9 3 win over the Washington Senators, Dave Ferriss earning his 5th win in relief of a rough start as New York and Chicago results shifted the pennant outlook.
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Insurance Girls Shutout in Lakewood League Game
The Roviek Insurance girls defeated Puritus Springs 4-0 at Lakewood Elks field. Dorothy Hoveski allowed four hits while Jeant Penkowski yielded five. Rorick led with four hits as the offense struck in the second inning amid four Puma errors. Marge Wood, Boresk, Betty Pitts, Babe Valerius, and Geraldine Pomeroy contributed multiple hits. Penkowski had two for Puritus.
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Segura Brown to Highlight Match Of English Play
At Wimbledon center court Francisco Segura of Ecuador faces Tom Brown of the United States in a men’s singles match with the winner advancing to the round of 16. Also noted were Dinny Pails and Jack Kramer as top seeds, and women’s doubles opening clashes featuring Patricia Canning Todd and Dorothy Bundy.
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Amherst Night Softball League Schedule Tightens Evening Card
South Amherst American Legion faces Lorain American Legion at 7 30 tonight while Vermilion meets Florence Veis at 8 45 as Amherst Night Softball League games roll on this evening with Amherst onlookers invited.
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