Rustling Thru Sports With Russ Davies Aber This Week
Local sports column previews tonight’s Oberlin Road Field games and outlines city football figures, college scouts, and baseball chatter. It notes Ohio State backfield candidates, Notre Dame interest, and a broad look at Ascot Park plans and Cleveland gaming events with a mix of names, teams, and venues.
Ohioans Compete In AAU Joust in New York
Ohio athletes gather at Randall's Field for AAU events. Notables include Katamar, Wallace, and McKinley record holder Christalastic in sprints and hops. Temples and Holk enter 400 meters, with Sanctioned entries from B-W and Cleveland areas.
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Tweedy Aaus
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Ryng
Ted Jackson
Akron East
Joe Templeton
Alle Ghic College Chamaan
Corbin
Jimmy Holk
Dick Sistak
Clevetairt
Rhodes High sprinter wins district AAU title over college rivals
Rhodes High marks a standout in the district AAU meet topping college sprinters in a 100 meter dash. Cleveland State star Wade sets an athletic trend as crowd cheers. Tammy Chenburg and Abe Williams are noted figures as Warren prepares for upcoming events.
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BI Wade
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Kirst Scrimmage For Ohio Gridders
Columbus Ohios football team held a scrimmage under hot skies as players worked through drills and practice ahead of the summer season. Coach Carroll Widdoes led the squad amid weathered routines and early training focus.
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Graziano Favored To Defeat Champ In Bout Tonight
In New York, heavyweight champion Freddie Cochrane is favored to defend his title against Graziano tonight at Madison Square Garden. Cochrane, after over a year in the Navy, returns to the ring facing Hicks of New York in a highly anticipated match.
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Hayes Ties Mueller Major Record for Tribe Pitching
Cleveland's Hayes matches a major league record in a game against the Red Sox as the Indians win. The article highlights Hayes's performance and the hitting support from Tees, Heath, and O'Dea with mention of key at bats and defensive plays.
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Puerto Rico hosts world class track and field events
The report details a major sports expansion in Puerto Rico driven by the amusement and sports commission. It notes a budget near 200000 dollars for the year, plans to showcase athletic talent, and efforts to improve juvenile sports programs under commissioner Monins.
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Hahn Girls Hand Brews First Loss Of Season 1 To 0
Hahn Girls Hand Brews first season loss 1 0 to Crews in Lakewood Elks League at Lakewood Elkks Field. Brews outhit their opponent with several players contributing hits as the defense limited Crews scoring in a tightly contested game.
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Boreski
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Local Fairways Race Results and Lane Standings Report
In Gulf League Group B General Industries led by five points after last evening’s matches at Cherry Ridge. Cherry Ridge beat Western Automatic 4 1 and later defeated Pftaudler Company by four to one. West Side Lumber beat Bittner Funeral Home. Ellis Club won 3 2 over American Radiator. Frank Fitte and Stitt Duinski of General Industries and Marsaee McIntyre of American Radiator, Ben Raber won a special prize. Group A saw Hare 3 and American Radiator ?. standings list General Office at 25 and Production at 41, with several close results across Machine Shop No 1 and 2 and other teams.
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General Industries
Cherry Ridge Ceneral Industries
Western Automatic
Cherry Ridge
Pftaudler Company Oo Gallon
West Side
Lamber
Bittner Funeral Home
Sao
Ellis
Bemp
Frank Fitte
Stitt Duinski
General Industrie
Marsaee McIntyre
Ben Raber
Spe Eial
Tenny
Hare
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Elyria Yardware
Fey Insurance
Phander Company
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Bendis
Westinghouse
Tome Spring Company
Olen Manufacturing Company
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Stanards
Spring “Valley
Engineering
Bendix
Horse Automotive Beake Company
Gall Lewme
Neo
Cois Soned
Stan Mardock
Inspect
Arnold Michaels
Romla
Michaels
Michevets
Tommy Metchett
Carey Tite
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Fice
Segura Quiets Field To Reach NCAA Tennis Semi finals
Segura, the Ecuadorian star from the University of Miami, moved toward the NCAA singles semifinals by beating Howie McCall of Georgia Tech 6-2, 6-4 in quarterfinal action. He advances after topping Bernard Barlaen of William and Mary and earlier defeating George Pepperdine’s Nigh Bugzulich 6-2 6-4.
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Two Softball Games On Oberlin Road Field Tonight
The Flyin Recreation Board presents an independent softball program at Oberlin Road Field tonight featuring two Cleveland teams General Industries and the independent Hidin-Manufacturing Company. First game at 5:30 p.m. pits General Industries against Chase Brass from the East Cleveland AA League, with Chase Geass defeating Hendrxs Westinghouse 5-0 in prior action. Second game at 9:14 p.m. has Hidin Manufacturing tangling with Nesgay Rock Tavern from the Northern Ohio Traveling League as the City Softball League season opens Sunday at Elyria Foundries.
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Indians Lead Narrowly in One-Half Game Gap
United Press reports Indians' one-half game lead as they fall to Milwaukee at Marcus Amphitheatre amid an American Association clash. Highlights include infielder Frank Taerger driving in a run and scoring in the eighth with bases loaded. St Paul beat Columbus 7 to 10 while Kansas City topped Joliet 5 to 7.
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Horvath Seeks Navy Commission for Parma
Horvath, an All-Ages athlete, seeks a Navy commission tied to a football season setback at M44 OK State. The event includes Navy ambitions, guest attendees, and scoring details by Mrs. Florence Crandall, Miss Mack-Fon, Mrs. Hankinson, and others, with low net and putts prizes noted.
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Tigers Regain Lead In American As Browns End Yankees' Winning Streak
Detroit regains a one game lead over New York as Sam Newhouser earns his seventh win, extending a standout run. Browns' rally ends Yankees' seven game streak while Frankie Hayes sets durability marks for catchers as Jim Barby shuts out the Athletics. Cubs beat Dodgers 11 to 8. Cardinals rally to beat Phillies. Pirates outhit but struggles to convert. Chicago and Boston game rainout.
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Standings and schedule notes from a scrambled N transform
The fragmentary OCR shows standings with teams and abbreviations, plus tomorrow and yesterday game hints. Mentions New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Chicago and other cities, with scattered scores and team notes. Overall, a chaotic snapshot of league play and past results.
Victory Open begins today at Calumet Country Club
The Victory Open tees off today at Calumet Country Club in Chicago with 42 of the nation's top golfers, including Byron Nelson, facing a 6,057 yard layout and tricky greens noted by Nelson as hard to read. Defending champion and rival Ben Hogan contender Sam Snead also compete as McSpaden and others push for early momentum in the $10,000 event.
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Toledo
Calumet Country
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Golfdam
Ngoman
Sudas
McSpaden
MesSpaden
MeSpaden
Hooartist
Nelsem
Chiarpian
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Set Walter
Burkhemp
Dustin
Babe Freese
Portland
Ore
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