All Star Game History At Sportsman Park In St Louis
The annual All Star Game between American and National Leagues will be held at Sportsman's Park in St. Louis on July 13, a fixture since 1933 with a wartime break in 1945. It notes voting origins, League manager choices, and historic crowds plus key performances and records from past games and players like Enos Slaughter, Lou Boudreau, and Ted Williams.
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Sportsman’s Park
St. Louis
Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland Stadium
Bill Fay
Collier's
Fay
Enos Slaughter
Willard Marshall
Slaughter
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Lou
Appling
Louw
Luke Appling
Will Harridge
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Chappuis Chooses Dodgers Over Pittsburgh After War Heroics
Michigan star Bob Chappuis agreed to join the Brooklyn Dodgers ending talk of a Pittsburgh deal. The 25 year old war veteran, who rose from a downed mission survivor to a Rose Bowl hero, cited New York as a radio entry point and pro football as his path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
NE York
Michigan
Bob Chappuis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Carl Voyles
Voyles
Auburn
Dodger
Toledo
Chappuls
Pittsburgh
Great Lakes
Notre Dame
Brenner Pass
Asulo
Italy
Chappuis
Big Nine
Jonas Ingrem
Savings Deposit Bank Team to Play National Tube in Lorain
The Elyria Savings Deposit Bank class A baseball team will meet National Tube in a Lorain City class A League game Wednesday at 6 pm at the Longfellow diamond. All players are asked to meet at the YMCA at 5:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Savings Deposit Bank
National Tube
Lorain City
Longfellow Coo
Savings
YMCA
Polish Club B Team Takes Two Wins in Doubleheader
The United Polish Club Class B softball team defeated Bendix-Westinghouse in a doubleheader on the Bendix-Westinghouse diamond. Game one ended 7-5 with Frank Karby earning the win and Frank Metera closing it out, and game two 6-5 with Karby again taking the mound to secure victory while Ken Riddle and McKitrick took the losses for Bendix-Westinghouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polish
Bendix-Westinghouse
Frank Karby
Frank Metera
Ken Riddle
McKitrick
Two Games For VFW 9019 VoF
The VFW 9019 VoF softball team will play today in Columbia Station against the Columbia VoF team. Tomorrow they face Pfaudler Company at Jefferson diamond at 6 30 PM with all players requested to arrive at Tom Mitchells home.
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VFW
Columbia Station
Columbia
Tom Michell
Pfaudler Company
Jefferson Diamond
Two Shoot 68s To Tie For Lead In NCAA Tournament
In Palo Alto the first West NCAA golf championship sees Purdues Fred Wampler and Stanford’s Tom Lambie tie at 68 as leaders. LSU, Stanford, and San Jose State share team lead on 290 while Michigan UCLA and Boston College follow. Charley Coe fires 69 in medal play with a 6 percent notation. Morgan Fottrell Bo Winninger and John Zoller also in upper bracket.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Fred Wampler
Purdue University
Tom Lambie
Stanford
Louisiana State Club
Oklahoma A
University of Michigan
UCLA
Boston College
Charley Coe
University of Oklahoma
Morgan Fottrell
San Jose State
Bo Winninger
John Zoller
Ohio State
Indians Triumph Boost Loop Lead In American Assn
Indianapolis widened its American Association lead to six and a half games as the Indians beat Kansas City 3 to 1 and Columbus routed Milwaukee 10 to 2. Columbus rose to third after St Paul lost to Toledo, while Toledo beat St Paul 9 to 6 in 11 innings. Minneapolis shut out Louisville 5 to 0 as Dick Kokos homered twice for Toledo and Elbie Fletcher connected for Minneapolis.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Indians
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Red Birds
Brewers
Minneapolis
Louiisville
Redlegs Face Pirates Tonight in Cincinnati Showdown
The Cincinnati Reds meet the Pittsburgh Pirates in a night game with Howie Fox slated to start for Cincinnati. Fox has four wins and three losses, while Pirates starter Elmer Riddle, a former Reds pitcher, is back from retirement and has eight wins against three losses this season.
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Cincinnati
W.P
Cincinnati Reds
Howie Fox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Fox
Elmer Riddle
Riddle
Pirates
Talarek-led team tops first half in Local Fairways golf
Talarek captained team holds half-point edge entering final week at Cherry Ridge after 4-1 win over Tobitash. George Dahl’s 4-1 win over Stan Leonwicz keeps Dahl tied for second. Fritz and Toth teams also win 3-2. Tobitash shot 37 to lead gross. Dahl closest to pin on No 3. Other members listed. final standings show Talarek 21, Dahl 20, Toth 17. Pro-am at Spring Valley yields Gutowski life-time low. four City Golf League matches listed for Cherry Ridge today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eda Talarek
General Industries Golf League
Cherry Ridge
Talarek
Duke Toth
Frank Fritz
Tobitash
Jow Gross
Leo Kunas
Dahl
Talareh
Bob Chapman
Walt Mechel
John Bachuta
Ralph Hahn
Chuck Hobar
Jim Heltwick
Memo's Tavern O
Timms Spring Company
Ohm Screw Company
Ohio Fuel Gas
Noda Beverages
American
General Due Dustuies
Olsen Manufacturing Company
Wadi Softball Seeks Chass A Team for Series
The Vv. FL Wadi softball team seeks to book matchups with Chass A Team for Thursday Friday and Sunday games. Interested parties should contact Preston Hopewell at 1522 Twelfth Street or call 9713 for details.
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Wadi
Threrty
Chass
Preton Hopewell
Elyrians Tie For First In District Pro Amateur
Cirigliano and Michaels tied for first in a Cleveland District pro-am best-ball event at Spring Valley CC. They posted 66 to share the lead with Wipperman Gressard and Huge Nowak in a field of 32 teams, with Cirigliano an unattached pro and Michaels an amateur. Pete Martin posted 71 for best individual score. Distribution of about 360 dollars in prize money noted.
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Im Cirigliano
Arnold Michaels
Cleveland District
Spring Valley Country Club
Cirigliano
Michaels
Charles Wipperman
Bill Gressard
Kent Twin Lakes
Ted Huge
John Nowak
University Heights
Pete Martin
North Olmsted
Elyria
Joe Golob
John Nowack
Elvrra
Jim Cirigiiano
John Nowac
Walt McClainenseee
Val Dirodis
Jack Hartnett
Ross McElwee
Rod Cea
Ralph Bond
Dick Neuman
Jim Caspian
Joe Thacker
Nat Thacker
Wees
Stan Swast
Andy Hias
al Leach
Art Behm
Gnabe Banick
Frank Rybarcyk
John Martin
Gene Meneghini
Ed Garfield
Clarence Komant
Carl Bindbeutel
Dave Brown
Marlon Reid
Bill Kerr
Vancee
Carmen Bill
Larry Walchli
Frank Williams
Bob MacIntyre
Eddie O'Rourke
Jim Ordway
Angelo Blagetti
Bob Schultz
Bill Barbour
Bill Withamse
xClark Black
Harry Bemis
Luke Ross
Mecl
Harry Velotta
Paul Kane
H Johlman
x—Elyria
Tet Hure
Jim Ciriglinano
Kenton
Akron Vee Ae
Clark Black
Akron
Frank Rarick
Stimpson
Manakiki
Bindbenter
Lakewood
Enel VII Rose
Halle Bros
Red Riverside
Bertholy
John Reneall
Columbia Allis
el Birbour
Sleepy Hollow
John Martin Canton
Angelo Bigetti Wooster
Pon Griffith
Norwalk
Fielda
Wilbur Savior
Andy Wins Akron
Jack Harrnett
Andy Sychen
Bob Mactntire
Frank Robarcyk
Clarence Kaman
Wat Thacker Akron
Bill Ray Potts
Witham
Harry Remis
Larry Walchill
Rob Brown
Dave Rose
Red Cen
Bob Metlvaine
Martin
Mene
Vets Clip Heighter Outfit 6-3 in Traveling League
V. F. W No 1079 edged Cleveland based Harry Heighter 6-3 at Clague Park. Johnny Wircenske pitched six hits allowed for the victory while Yarsa led the Vets with three hits in four trips and four RBIs. The Vets scored in the second, third, and seventh innings to secure the win.
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Harry Heighter
Cleveland
Mit
Clague Park
Johnny Wircenske
Vets
Ketcheries
Yarsa
Riu
Elyrians Win Honors at Norton Center Horse Show
Awards were handed out Sunday at Norton Center with Elyrians taking top honors in multiple classes. Notable winners include Stonewall Step redden in the open class and Colonel owned by Chuck Barron earning a prize in the walking horse open class. Nan Olsen led the Junior rider division with Reveries Ad yeveurais Seqrater and four-year-old Gee Reveries in a show that highlighted skilled mounts and seasoned riders.
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Norton Center
Canfeld
Nort Center
Uust
Dam Sion
Perint
Teniere
Colonel
Chuck Barron
Mrn
Falkenburg Mulloy In Semi Finals Of Wimbledon Tourney
Wimbledon in England hosts semi finals with Bob Falkenburg of Hollywood facing Gardnar Mulloy of Miami for a place in the final. In the other semi final, Jack Bromwich of Australia plays Joseph Asboth of Hungary as the remaining contenders seek to reach the final.
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Falkenburg
Mulloy
Wimbledon
Eng
U.P
Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Cal
Gardnar Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Jack Bromwich
Australia
Joseph Asboth
Hungary
Tony Mottram
England
Lennart Bergelin
Sweden
Standings and results from major leagues
The American League table shows Cleveland leading with 60 wins and 37 losses, followed by Philadelphia and New York in pursuit. Yesterday’s results and today’s schedule list Cleveland at Detroit, Chicago at St Louis, and Boston at New York with multiple pitchers named. The National League standings show Boston and St Louis at the top, with New York and Philadelphia close behind, plus tonight’s and tomorrow’s games across divisions and teams including Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, and more.
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G. W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cesssee
St. Louis
Chicago
Feller
Newhouser
St Louis
Wright
Fannin
Masterson
Marchildon
Kinder
Kramer
Lopat
Gw.y Pet
Lowi
Brecheen
Schmitz
Brooklyn
Toledo
St Paul
Lontville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Tekdon
Minneapolis
Lowssie
Montreal JR
Buffalo
Newark
Rochester
Syracuse
Toronto
Ster Cty
Baltimore
Montreal
Wellington Loop Games in Wellington softball program
Two Wellington Softball League games at Wellington Athletic Field. Oberlin American Legion tied with Wellington Foundry in the first game at 7 30. Oberlin Pontiac Motors faces Wakeman Merchants in the second and closing game at 8 45.
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Wellington
Oberlin American Legion
Wellington Foundry
Oberlin Pontac) Motors
Wakeman Merchants
Modock Jewelers win second no hit contest in league play
Basil Modock pitched his second no hit game of the season as the Roger-Binninger Jewelers dominate West Side Lumber 26 to 1 at Cascade Park. The Jewelers momentum, 4th win in 5 games, left them in undisputed first, led by Perkins Marsio and Vosa with 17 hits total, while Madock contributed a key error that allowed Lumber’s lone run in the sixth.
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Basil Modock
Roger-Binninger Jewelers
Jewelers
West Side Lumber
Cascade Park
Matlock
Lumber
Madock
Gamer
Gill
Markel
Phil Perkins
Bill Vosa
Joe Marsio
Perkins
Yosa
Marsio
Frank Schoditsch
Cubs
American Legion Cubs
North Eaton
Ely Stadium
Byron Morris
Jimmy Miller
Don Lang
Durkee
Avon Team Wins Fourth Straight in Ridgeville League
Avon Mel's Sports Tavern topped United Steelworkers 1242 by 15-3 in six innings as Pickering threw a four hit game and Beckloff homered for the Steelworkers while Bommer added a homer for Avon. Two Ridgeville League games loom tonight with Diederick Florists vs Belden Merchants at 7:15 and Ridgeville Vets vs Ridgeville Merchants at 8:30.
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Ridgeville
Avon Mel’s
Jeader
United Steelworkers
Pickering
Beckloff
Steelworkers
Bommer
Diederick Florists
Belden Merchants
Ridgeville Vets
Ridgeville Merchants
Pet Avon Mel's Sports Percrn
Ridgeville Verschen Eee Swonee
Tennis Ladder standings in MEN'S SINGLES and DOUBLES
A list of players in the MEN'S SINGLES and MEN'S DOUBLES ladders with member codes and an instruction note that results should be reported to John Nevins or John Hartsel. A separate WOMEN'S SINGLES group lists players with scores and a note to call Frances Corkill with match results.
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Leroy Johnson
Walt Michel
Don McIlroy
Bob Stevenson
Jerry Gaines
Nate Berthoff
Joan Hartsel
Bull Walker
John Smith
John Nevins
Lowe Maxwell
John Jasper
Bob Gerhart
Ken Hubbell
George Ligotke
Bernie Evenchik
Don Ignasik
John Lugas
Byron Morris, Jr
Bill Camp
Ron Wiggins
Bob DeLloyd
Jim Hettler
Jack Lance
Norm Mathews
Don Beal
Dale Race
Bil Gibbons
Tom Whitacre
Frank Opra
Karl Pallas
McIlroy
Gaines Michel-Johnson
Wooldridge-Nevins
Maxwell-Berthoff
Horan-P. Smith
Nevins
John Hartsel
Opra Whitacre
Vivian Lance
Ruth Wiggins
Ann Nagy
Eaton
Pat Bauer
Claire Lugas
Olga Sonkoly
Betty Fell
Frances Corkill
Mary Heathcote
Louise Baldauf
Jeanette Sibey
Teresa Murawski
Frances Lugas
Frances Brillhart
Leading Indians Braves Compile Better Records On Road
Baseball teams chase pennants with uneven home road splits as Indians and Braves lead their leagues in road wins. Indians on the road 22-8 (.733) vs home 15-15 (.500) and Braves 20-9 on the road (.690) but 16-17 at home (.485). Other leagues show similar patterns with several clubs thriving away from parks. Players offer no clear reason beyond morale and familiar surroundings.
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Indians
Braves
Carl Lundquisyt
United ‘Press
EW York
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Municipal
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
Cardinals
Pirates
Giants
Dodgers
Phillies
Athletics
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Yanks
Yankee
Bronx Bombers
Senators
Browns
Briggs Stadium
White Sox
EF League Games Re Scheduled Postponed Rescheduled
Two EF League games postponed from June 24 will be played Friday this week. North Eaton faces All Stars at Cascade Park and West Side Lumber meets American Legion Cubs at Ely Stadium. Both start at 6 o clock.
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North Eaton
All Stars
Cascade Park
West Side Lumber
American Legion Cubs
Ely Stadium
Pet Reger-Binninger Jewelers
Steees
Wee We
North Eaton Cerry Wees
West Side Lumber Teres
Wits From Lumber Team Win 3-1 in Polish Club Ballgame
United Polish Club Class A softball team defeated Porsch Lumber 3-1 at Jefferson School diamond. Harry Murawski earned the win, allowing four hits and one run in seven innings. Ollie Glass took the loss after a four-hit game for Parsch Lumber.
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Porsch Lumber
Jefferson School
Harry Murawski
Lumber
Parsch Lumber
Ollie Glass
Jefferson Softball Set To Host Moose Club Nine
Play At Jefferson softball team will face the Moose Club nine at Jefferson School No 2 diamond at 6 30 this evening. UPC members are asked to gather at the club by 5 45 for pregame activities.
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Jefferson
United Polish Club
Moose Club
Jefferson School No. 2
Diamond
U.P.C
Porsch Lumber and Coal to Play Roosevelt Diamonds Game
Porsch Lumber and Coal team meets P.F.C's squad in a softball game scheduled for 6:30 today at the Roosevelt diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porsch Lumber and Coal
P.F.C
Roosevelt
British Golfer Holds One Stroke Lead In Tourney
A. S. Tibbles from Tamworth led the Open at Muirfield after the first round with a 67 setting a Gullane course record tie. Jimmy Thomson of Chicopee Falls and Robert De Vincenzo of Buenos Aires were one stroke back at 68. Frank Stranahan 70, Lawson Little 70, Art Clark 71.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Lawson, Little
Cleveland
Art Clark
Huntington
W. Va
Edward S. Kingsley
Charles Rotor
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Bobby Cruickshank
Charles Dunphy
Westbury
Feller and Newhouser Duel in Detroit Matchup
Detroit Indians pitcher Bob Feller was slated to start today against the Tigers with Hal Newhouser set to work for Detroit. Feller has six wins and eight losses this season while Newhouser comes in with nine wins and five losses. The rest of the majors were idle except for the Philadelphia Phillies and Athletics who met for the mythical city championship, the A’s winning 10 to 7.
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Thurman
Elliott
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Stadium
Babe Ruth
Ruth
American Legion
Elyria Recreation Board
Lexington Avenue
Oberlin Road
Gustav Hirsch Company
Detroit
U.P
Bob Feller
Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Feller
Philadelphia Phillies
Athletics
Baptist Church Team Defeats Foursquare 7-2 on Fuller Road
The First Baptist Church softball team posted its eighth straight win, beating Foursquare Gospel Church of Amherst 7-2 on the Fuller Road diamond. Ray Pycraft earned the win, J Howard took the loss, and First Baptist will play Presbyterian Church Monday at 10 on the same field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fuller Road
Foursquare Gospel Church of
Amherst
Ray Pycraft
First Baptist
J. Howard
Presbyterian Church
J. F B. Desse
Radio Team Practices Before Eagles Game
The Rone Radio softball squad drills on McKinley diamond at 6:30 today and all players must attend. They are slated to face the Eagles on Jefferson diamond at 6:30 Wednesday with the game on the schedule.
Polish Club B Softball to Face Eagles No 431 at McKinley
The United Polish Club B softball team meets Eagles No 431 today at 6:30 PM on the McKinley School diamond. Polish Club players gathering at 5:45 PM at the club for a pregame meeting.
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United
Eagles
McKinley School
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
Sting Soeplees
Redlegs
Toth
Dinstan
John Fritz
Leonchez Sly
Tobiash
Spring Valley
John Gutowski
Tlam
Newport-Bermuda
Baruna
Henry C. Taylor
Cold Spring Harbor
L. I
Elyrians
Harty
Wheenske
Rovle
Harry Ho
Righter Kechertes
Krest
Broad and Cedar
Modock
R.A.E. Reger-Binninger
Reger-Binninger Jewelers
Madlock
Marsho
Larkin
West Rice Lumber
Richard
R. H.E
Mortis and
Bartholomew
Durkee, Grills and Fishburn
Avon
Avon Mel
Avon Mel's
Pickering and Hubbard
United Steelwarkata
Toth and Peck
Powers
U.P.C. Wits
RAE
Parsch
Murawski
Sadowski
Glass and
Lapos
Baptist Church
McKinley
Ridgeville League
Randall Park
Ohio
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