Feller Dominates As Rival Managers Fear His Arm
Akron Journal notes that Bob Feller could win 28 or more games this season as rival managers avoid challenging him. The piece cites typical sacrifices of weaker starters against Feller and laments conservative tactics. Bil Veeck plans Elyria appearances to promote the Indians, while local boosters push for improved facilities and fan support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Jim Schlemmer
Akron Reason Journal
Bobby Feller
Feller
Bil Dickey
Tor Byrne
Byrne
Indians
Hal Newhouser
Prince Mal
Spud Chandler
Yankeers
Dave Ferriss
Red Sox
Dutch Leonard
Senators
Tex Hughson
Sox
Rapid Robert
Cleveland
Hughson
Joe Cronin
Joe Doakes
Hughson-Feller
Byrne-Feller
Yankees
Chandler
al Sutphin
Cleveland Aarons
Veeck
Ohio
Max Porley
Fmiyria Baseball Commission
Due Woo
McClellan
Elyria
Podrey
Elyria Booster Club
Ken Peters
Harold
Pete) Block
Elyria Wigh
Bull
Minocqua
Wisconsin
Warren
Pete) Cogan
Canton
Cogan
Eve
Byron Morris
Elyria City
Don Melroy
City
Youngsters Bear U S Net Hopes at Wimbledon
In postwar Wimbledon action two California youths, Tom Brown and Rudge Patty, remain America’s best bets in men’s singles as Dinny Pails and Tony Mottram loom in early fourth rounds. meanwhile Chicago-12 and collegiate events feature Falkenburg of USC and Larned of William and Mary advancing to the next round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
Eng
U.pi
California
America
U. S
Jack Kramer
United States
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Rudge Patty
Los Angeles
Patty
Palle Patty
Dinny Pails
England
Brown
Pacific Coast
Tony Mottram
Britain
Chicago
Bob Falkenburg
University of Southern California
Gardner Larned
William and Mary
Falkenburg
Sam Match
Rive Institute
Larned
Warry Likas
Uni Verity
Veteran Wasdell Signed by Indians in Cleveland
Veteran Wasdell, left handed outfielder and first baseman, was released by the Phillies and signed by the Cleveland Indians as reserve base protection. The 30 year old Cleveland native will arrive in Cleveland tomorrow and began his big league career with Washington in 1934 before stints with Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jimmy Wasdell
Philadelpic Phillies
Cleveland Indians
Boal Veeck
Wasdell
Bea Myues
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Phiadelphia
Net Doubles Match Slated To Be Played Sunday
Doubles action headlines a Champeonship tourney at Case Site Park with matches set for 2 oclock. Winners advance to meet George Sharkey and Leroy Jol in the next round as singles brackets shuffle due to weather. Draws for the singles tourney will be posted Sunday with first refund pairs published Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Samu Cems
Elysa Tennis Com
Mason Wall
Abbe
Hobe Stevensances
Metros
George Sharkey
Leroy Jol
Michelys Divine Waxwell
Floyd Wooltidae
Tsa
Csilidey
Rand
Chain Songi
Getsy Gaines
Michel
Melkoy
Jom Spencer
Rob Simpson
Rencans
Dr Abbe
Moneer
Ie Po
Michele Melray
Mord,y
Polish Club and Merchants in Feature Tilt
Polsh Club eyes its second straight win as it meets the Elyria Merchants in the Oberlin Road field feature. The Merchants seek their first win of the second half after a loss to Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 1079. Foundry and Associates clash in the other Sunday game, with Duplex Foundry facing Haba Associates in their second league debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polsh
Vic Silver
Elyria Merchants
Oberlin Road
Wit
Merchants
Foundry
Associates
Duplex Foundry
Haba Assomuadits
Colle
Duplex- Uitha Associates
Insurance Team Blanks Akron Girls Five to Zero
The Rorick Insurance girls blanked Akron Kounts Auto Service five to zero in seven innings. Wood pitched a strong game, allowing only two hits and three singles while striking out seven. Kramer added a homer, and Warner collected three singles, with Helmuz contributing solid support as the insurers dominated the field and produced all scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Rorick Insurance Girls
Kounts Auto Service
Akron
Kit Ountoaf
Wood
Joss
Fel
Eeeludted
Sinegle Tilly
Kramer Tiery
Helmuz
Mo Sufriios
Miury Lon Warner
Betty Kramer
Brasiers
Western Automatic
Hirsh Chemical
KW. E. Kina
Tennis Ladder For Inter City Play Singles
Readable fragments show a tennis ladder for inter city play with multiple players listed by names and codes. Several names appear such as Dan Melroy Leroy Julisen Walt Michel George Shaphey Sustan Mares and Gerry Gunns, with various alphanumeric identifiers and scores or dates interspersed. The text is fragmentary and includes scattered references to players and clubs, suggesting a local athletic standings listing rather than a complete article.
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Dan Melroy
Leroy Julisen
Walt Michel
George Shaphey
Sustan Mares
Yor Speeie
Gerry Gunns
Boston Wauts
Hentoff Vo
Ave Moran
Tro Bhava Woodiridge
Lf Bots Iron
Oat Patas Wood Walsh
Bass Chamber
Tain Ibods MA
WoDar Ber
Stolz Loses Title Shot in Ninth Round Defeat
Allie Stolz, light weight contender, fails to dethrone champion Montynmec last night in a hard fought bout. Stolz, praised for courage, never went down easy and fought back after earlier losses to Angott, leaving Madison Square Garden fans with a memorable yet fruitless bid for glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cher
Pat
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Ewyork
Aber
Allie
Newark
Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri
Lou Ambers
Jimmy McLarnin
ALLE
Gallery
Gads
Tie
Fang
Elamor
Fara Knockeus
Harrison Leads Canadian Open
Harrison of Little Rock Ark led after the third round of the Canadian Open Golf Tournament in Montreal with a seven under par Sé-Hole score. Ellsworth Vines of Chicago posted a 65 yesterday, one stroke behind, while George Fusion and Gurdee Brydson were tied for nearby positions with other contenders including Ed Furgol and R Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quf
E. J.dutehi
Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Jaz
Ellsworth Vines
Chicago
Thampion
Vines
Harrison Jt
George Fusion
Undary
Angeles Pro
Gurdee Brydson
Toronto
Fadio
Ed Furgol
Pontiac
Mech
Harry Todd
Dallag
Frank Strinahan
Toledo
R. Burns
Burlington
Ont
Untitled Baseball Notes From An Unclear Source
A dense, garbled recap of American League standings and game snippets shows scattered team mentions such as New York, Chicago, Boston, and others. The text is incomplete with many OCR errors, but hints at recent results and player names across multiple matchups and dates.
Indians Capture Twin Bill Shine In Alley Lead Push
Indianapolis swept a doubleheader to move within 1.5 games of the American Association leaders. Derringer pitched in the opener as Columbus rallied late but fell. Libby homered and Indianapolis rolled to a four run edge in the nightcap. St Paul blanked Kansas City 7 0 and Toledo defeated Omaha as Minneapolis thwarted Brewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rames
Indians
Columbus
St. Punks
St. Paul
Kansas
Derringer
Paul Derringer
Libby
L. Minini
St Paul
Kans
Toledo
Brewers
Minneapolis
Suggs Dethrones Zaharias in Final for Berg Title
In the 36 hole finals of the Women's Wertent Open Golf Tour at Aronda Club, Suggs defeated Zaharias to advance to a title match with Berg. The Georgia-born contender, in her second Western Women's Open appearance, edged Mrs George Zaharias by one up after a tense final round, with key moments including a critical putt and strong driving. Berg awaits the final showdown as Suggs seeks the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aronda Club
Desmoines
Louise Sages
Heboweodd
Georga Peach
Berg
Mianteaputs
Jodey
Amet
Georgia Miss
Chaintaen
George Auharias
Lesuing
Elyria Legion Opens Loop Play At Litchfield Tomorrow
The American Legion entry in the Lorain Medina County League starts under new manager Jack Ree tomorrow at Litchfield Field, facing Liltehe. Other games send Lac Grange to Medina, Columbia to Erhardt, and Grate ton to Valley City. Refenning will reshuffle the batting order while Gleason starts on the mound with Keisler or Graber behind the plate. Likely slater Stuart faces Browand and Meek for Litchfield, strong work from Stuart noted. All players gather at Refenning’s home at 1185 E River St at 1 pm for the trip, with a 2:30 start. Third place in standings is at stake in La Grange Medina contest with three wins, two losses each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lorain-Medina County
Jack Ree Jotning
Liltehe
Litchfield
Lac Grange
Medina
Columbia
Erhart
Grateton
Valley City
Refenning
Fray
Bill Gleason
Bill Keisler
Gene Graber
Stuart
Francis Stuart
Browand
Meek
Litchfield Nine
Toment
E. River St
la Grange
Montgomery Wins Lightweight Title in 13th Round KO
Champion Bob Montgomery defeated Al Stolz by knockout in the 13th round at Madison Square Garden to retain the New York lightweight title. Stolz, weakened by a long layoff and weight issues, fought valiantly but was floored six times, finally unable to rise after a final right hand at 2:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob Montgomery
Allie Stolz
Stolz
Newark
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Ruby Goldstein
Montgomery
Baseball Diamonds and Softball Play Weekend Schedule
The Polish Village softball team meets at Polish Village cafe at 1 PM Sunday before traveling to Wellington for a game, then hosts the Blue Castles of Lorain Tuesday at Roosevelt Diamond. Elyria Rorick Insurance girls visit Columbus Sunday to face Joavid Ko Stes at 2 30, with meet at Pomerys at 10 AM. Veterans of Foreign Wars No 1 travel to Barberton Sunday to play Hart Jewelers, aiming to remain top in Class A. meeting time 1 PM at the We Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Blue Castle
Lorain
Harberton
Iy Iam
Barberton
Hart Jewelers
Jewelers
Samus County
Red Sox and Yankees Lead Narrow AL Flag Race
The American League flag race narrows as the Red Sox and Yankees win while Detroit and Washington stumble. Boston remains strong at home with 7 hits and a Billy York homer, Dom DiMaggio triple, and Mickey Harris surrendering two runs to Harris’s lead. The Yankees beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 behind Charley Keller’s eighth inning two-run shot as Floyd Ravens earns the win. In the NL, Brooklyn and St Louis win as Chicago loses. Andy Seminick shines for the Phillies with a late two-run homer and a 10th inning shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Ryan
United Press
EW York LP
Detroit
Washington
Boston
New York
Red Sox
Yankers
Tigersne Senators
Senators A
Anul
Roston
Monway Park
Wiliams
Bilty York
Dom DiMaggio
Mickey Harris
Stan Speners
Harris
Yankees
Bosox
Philadelphia
Charley Keller
Floyd Ravens
A's
Galehouse Bears Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Denny Gatehouse
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Steve Gromek
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Boston Braves
Walker
Dodger
Vic Lombardi
D “St Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phils
Philadelphia Phils
New York Giants
Andy Seminick
Eddie Miller
Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meer
Andy Sesminhick
Giants
Homner
Gromek Tames White Sox, 7-2 in Cleveland win
Cleveland pitcher Bob Gromek shut down Chicago as the Indians pounded Orval Grove and the White Sox for a 7 to 2 victory before 34480 fans. Steve Gromek allowed eight hits, while Cleveland connected for 14 hits led by hammering in the fifth inning to clinch the win and move within two and a half games of the league-leading Browns.
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Chicago
Robert Feller
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Orval Grove
White Sox
Tribe
Ite
Avive Tealeh
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Browns
Steve Gramek
Sox
AB Rho AE Roe
Ogo Aeratra
Lon
Hea Case
Conway
Miemink
Ib Edwards
I Maewiewier
Areeey
Clert Boucnai
Doves Lp
Totaly
T Chicago Ak Pturker
Roy
Ibo
xJorten
Manger
Haynes
Tresn
Tanith
Huynes
Canverdad
Menunk
Wright
Juwarus
Brerey
Huanmeshes
Ross
Edwaras
Fleming
Trosky
Twa Wright
Sacrifices Conway
Ooable
Kalloway
Appling
Tre
Cleveland
Chicago Walls
Hamner
Gromek
Hamer
Enone
Mite
Hayes
Mowner Weersy
Mariner
Passarella
Weafer
Rue
Five Contests On Schedule Sunday In Local Leagues
Five contests on the Sunday slate across Class D and F leagues. Gratton Merchants replace American Legion Gold, Lehman-Johnson Realtors face American Legion Blue at Ely Stadium 1 pm, and Gratton Merchants meet Matusz Meats at 3 pm. In Class F Bitner Funeral Home clashes with American Legion Cubs at Allen Diamond at 3 pm, with East Carlisle Indians meeting Rever-Hinninger Jewelers at 1 pm and Motor Hautaway vs Elyria Brass and Bronze at 3 pm on the Carlisle diamond. American Legion Blue holds three straight wins, Halasz Meats next with no losses and one draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywo
Elven Recreation
Ward
Grafton Merchants
American Legion
Whch
Gratton
Jyegin
Lehman-Johnson Realtors
American Legion Blue
Ely Stadium
Grafton
Merchants
Matusz Meats
American Levon Blue
Halasz Meats
Allen
Bittner Funeral
Cubs
Reading
Rever-Bieninger Jeuet
Carlisle
East Carlisle Indians
Rever-Hinninger Jewelers
Hautaway
Elyria Brass
Bronze
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Geee
U.S
Kaiser - Frazier
Don Tilberg
Broad Bt
Shafers Beauty Shop
Walls Valley
Manufaetas
General Isora
Rogard Furthee US
Duffy
CEOW
HN Ting Cueto SS
John Prerotts
Richard
Pox
Polize Gazette Pane
Raseymoree
Guy Conn
York
Avalal
Bai
UUE BT
Erday & Hesls
Crebelard
Padua Frain
Petr Nation
Wwe
Feuedty & Tawsvniet Tanapacs
Aed International
Straece
Hilfelo
Ayidouse
Jor Blasik
Cleveland St
Mosday
Twin Bill
A. A
Suggs
Zaharias
Kreeger
Rte
Asparanlerd
Paloting
Elyria Legion
Kaye
Autolite
Gromek Tames White Sox
Peeadh
Vance
Ayer
Chihker
T . Gg
Stan
Baz Verne
Ague
Heaman
Berarayn
Lowa
Rene
Parry Vaner
Willaais
Oboe
Ken Johnson
Insurance
Agence
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Vite Service
Votoas
Fluotreau CO
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