Elyria Nine Falls 7-3 to Parma in Independent Showdown
Parma defeats Elyria 7-3 in an independent game at Ely Stadium as Zajac holds the Pioneers to six hits and Elyria struggles offensively aside from a six inning flurry. Parma's scoring includes a fourth inning burst and a sixth inning two-run hit, with Dick Skizenta homering for the visitors.
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Zajac
Elyria High
Pioneers
Ely Stadium
Elyrians
Parma
Elyria
Jerry Welburn
Welburn
Ray
Tom Montie
Jack Tibbits
Jim Bohmer
Montie
Ron Carr
Doug Manhard
Bohmer
Dick King
Manhard
Dick Skizenta
Chuck Kastor
Jamie Alexander
Bill McMan
Don Morris
McMan
Morris
Alexander
A.E 'Cornett
Tenes
Verve
Weaere McMan
I Morvis
Q. Sabo
Ef Miller
Rutter
Es Kosco
Weeny Carr
Snes Bees Cureflo
Stanek Fating
Carr
Arma Ber Eee
Elyria Peete
Eastor
Alexader
Tibbits
King
Skizenta
Sabo
Kasen
Blue
Ed Socha
Ed Kubuske
Monkey mascot defies no smoking sign at Pier 26
Pete the mascot at Pier 26 in Brooklyn mocks a No Smoking sign by puffing nearby. The simian, said to have jumped from the freighter Mahoranda six months ago, has eluded ASPCA agents as investigators seek its smoking supplier.
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Pete
Pier 26
Brooklyn
N. Y
ASPCA
Three Teams Crown Pin League Titles In Rolloff
Dicken Funeral Home at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes, Home Tavern at Olympic Recreation, and Office at the Bowling Center won season titles in the citys three tenpin circuits. Each squad swept two straight games in rolloff play, with Tiemmes posting a 510 series.
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Tiemmes
Dicken Funeral Home
Stoney’s
Home Tavern
Olympic Recreation
Office
General Industries League
Benton & Super Electric
Rainbow Lanes
Dugan
600 Club In Feminine Circles at Moose Women’s League
In the Moose Women’s League, Harriet Tjemmes hosts the 600 Club meeting as part of feminine circle activities. Members gather to share games and social time in a community event.
Dicken Funeral Home and Home Tavern clinch second-half titles
The Dicken Funeral Home and Home Tavern capped second-half championships while Office won the first-half General Industries League title. The Moose Women's League saw Harriet Tremmes post a 510 series as the only high score, with rolloffs halted after two games for two contenders. Chuck Aldrich led Home Tavern in the B League with 216 224 440, and Mike Macut of Benton & Super Electric posted 420 for two games including a city-high 254 single.
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Dicken Funeral Home and Home Tavern
Office
Harriet Tremmes
Moose
Chuck Aldrich
Mike Macut
Benton & Super Electric
Season Championship Roll Off Results
In the Dicken Funeral Home event the Benton and Super team shows high individual Mike Macut with a 254 166 420 score. The Home Tavern leads the round with Teresee and Chuck Aldrich noted as top individuals in the league.
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Dicken Funeral Home
Benton & Super
Mike Macut
Gift Silver Inspires Hope as Underdog Derby Run Looms
Kentucky Derby story centers on Gift Silver, a small colt owned by railroad engineer Odie Newell of Ottumwa Iowa. Newell’s plan to race at Churchill Downs pairs trainer Jack Perez and rider Warren Perez as the hopeful derby entry faces long odds and public doubt.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Quisville
Odie Newell
Ottumwa
Churchill Downs
America
Gift Silver
Downs
Newell
Milwaukee
Louisville
Nashville
Jack Perez
Perez
Warren
Newells
Nelson finds peace on Roanoke ranch away from pro golf
Lord Byron Nelson, now 40, left the pro tour five years ago to run a 630 acre Hereford ranch in Roanoke. He praises ranch life, says professional golf is the hardest work, and notes his Masters memory while continuing to compete in select events. He recently carded a 69 at Colonial and a 67 in another round.
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Jud Dixon
United Press
Oanoke
Tex
Lord Byron Nelson
Nelson
Perene
Roanoke
Elson
T Ranch
Fort Worth
Augusta
Glen Garden
Ben Hogan
Colonial Country Club
Line Scores of Major League Games Features Mixed Results
Line scores recap several MLB games with varied outputs. Cain earns win as St Louis defeats New York while Raschi suffers loss. Cleveland beats Philadelphia 16 to 3. Wynn takes loss for the Phillies. Dickson bests Cole in the National League with Pittsburgh and Boston. second game goes 11 innings Chicago edges Brooklyn. St Louis pitchers Ken and Van Cuyk pace 14 14 in NL action.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington
St. Louis
Holcombe
Stubbs
Aloma
Ken
van Cuyk
Erskine
Podbielanch
Redy
Mass
Birmingham Wife Fined for Targeting Husband Portrait
In Birmingham Alabama Mrs Louise Bishop was fined twenty five dollars after she attached a picture of her husband to a wall and fired about seventy shots from a two rifle at the image.
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Birmingham
Ala
Louise Bishop
Saxton Extends Streak With 7th Round KO of Lee
Johnny Saxton of New York scored his 29th straight victory by a seventh round knockout of Bobby Lee in Baltimore. Saxton had Lee on the ropes early in the seventh and finished with a right to the chin at 31 seconds. The bout drew boos from about 1,300 spectators as Lee failed to rise.
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Baltimore
Johnny Saxton
New York
Bobby Lee
Lee
Saxton
Black River Coon Dog Field Trials Planned for May 17 18
The Black River Game Club will hold its annual Coon Dog Field Trials on Saturday and Sunday May 17 and 18 at a site south of Belden on Route 76. Proceeds support wildlife re stocking and feeding.
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Black River Game Club, Inc
Belden Town Hall
Belden
Black River Game Club
Marshall P. J
Pappy) Williams
Academy
Lee Klinect
Grafton
Arden Williams
Atlantic
Realtors Drill Today Leads Lehman-Johnson Practice
The Lehman Johnson Realtors baseball squad will hold a drill at Cascade Park today at 6 o clock. All team members are asked to report for the session.
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Lehman-Johnson Realtors
Cascade Park
Marion's .324 marker puzzles veteran in twilight of career
Marty Marion, 34, who has moved to the St. Louis Browns, hits .324 in early season batting averages. He notes the surprise at his improved power and says age brings smarter hitting. Marion has started 10 of 12 games, fielding without errors, and plans to play about 12 games. He downplays AL vs NL comparison and recalls leading NL in 1942 with 38 stolen bases. His doubles tally and preference for steady contact over power are highlighted.
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Milton Richman
United Press
New York
Marty Marion
Marion
St. Louis Browns
Vo Vegel
Luvuet
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinal
Browns
Legion Tenpin Schedule Promises Six Matches Tonight
American Legion League bowlers compete in six 6:45 pm matches at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes to close the regular season. Pairings include Welsh Plumbers against Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home, Toggery Shop versus Thew Shovel Company, West Side Lumber versus Meister editors, United Clean versus Ruppelt Builders, and K & M Service Store versus Flos Wer.
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American Legion League
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Welsh Plumbers
Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home
Toggery Shop
Thew Shovel Company
West Side Lumber
Meister Eaitors
United Cleancil Ruppelt Builders
K & M Service Store
Flos Wers Abs Betty
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Oss Parma
Dick Sabo
MecMan
Jim Miller
Bob Corlett
Miller
Dick Kosco
Paul Curcillo
Bob Ringer
Lorain
Lake Erie
Lorain Recreation Field
Shaw
Shaker Heights
Euclid
Cleveland Heights
Erie
Plymouth
Cambridge
Deetz, Inc
Chrysler - Plymouth
W. Broad St
The
600 Club
Moose Women's League
Harriet Tjemmes
Stoney's
Olympic
Rolloff
Tereese
Dugen
Office Con Eees
1860
Punch Press
Mel Smith
Office Eee
Moose Women’s League
Beaver Park
Bigelow
Doris Landin
Buckeye Mold & Die
Helen Altfeld
Buckeye St. Welding
Ringle
Brown & Bigelow
Harriet Nemmes
Cherney’s Beverages
Ruth Thompson
Oberlin Laundry
Wallhead Coal
Jonnie Sutherland
Hallieboy
Rochester
Sir Barton
Broker’s Tip
Broker
Stortrait
Cain
Paige
Courtney
Raschi
McDonald
Scharlock
Berra
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Wynn
Gromek
Hogan
Troupe
Shantz
Astroth
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cole
Johnson
Burdette
Thiel
Conley
St. Claire
Dickson
Wilks
Garagiola
St. Louis Beeen
Sleater
Madison
Hudson
Reynolds
Eater
Detroit
Trout
Cincinnati
Batts
Littlefield
Jansen
Westrum
Parnell
White
Smith
Blake
Perkowski
Seminick
Q Pierce
Dorish
Lollar
Porter
Field
Ferrick
Church
Ridzit
Drews
Heinz
Kluttz
Ze Pierce Iman
Konstan
Hansen
Fox
Buee Kelly
Porterfield
Leonard
Colortread
Broad St
Seti ER Ele
Nlewspa
Rpeehnimey
Starget
Oberlin Road
Realtors
Legion Tenpin
M Rathon
GoopsyEan
Goodyear
Goodyear Service Store
Engi Tires
East Ave
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