Historic Shorehill sports notes mix of bowls and baseball history
A fragmented 1940s style column blends bowling and baseball memories. It recalls Buddy Evans as bowing season organizer, notes Joe Nuxhall’s early pitching promise, and mentions Lefty Grove as a famed pitcher. The piece references Great Lakes training, district realignments, and state lake recreation plans shaping local leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnae
Shorehill
Neddor
Pethy
Cotie
Sitalia
Berny
Winsiers
Thalee
Menaw
Stow
Johnstown
Himelech
Walt Yi
Gallutheion
Deby
Jonatha
Fleet
Med
Rakiwa
Tasalit
Thes
Jenaths
Nsa
Bowling League
Saralon
Mary Maraca
Ohio
Pathan ‘Association
Columbus
Ordin Courty
Otlaws
Sandusky
Hart
Ashland
Lorashjare
Whigdis
Yandorg Crawford
Yandorg Crawford, “Marion, Morcow
Kno
Levants
Ayden
Evans
Lyria
Agsoch- Oneot
Bee Tire
Ely
Elahth
Joe Nuxhall
Pourda
Reds
Levtygrove
Gordon
Mickey) Cochrane
United States Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Lefty Grove
Te Via
Sracotone
Pewell’ Ag
Ane Adc
Bar and
Parden
Slated To Run Derby Trial Today
Seven entries slated for the Kentucky Derby Trial at Churchill Downs face a tough field. Favorites like Brand Grin and Sty Wp challenge the rail for the one mile test as Derby week builds excitement and bets rise amid unsettled conditions at the track.
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Derby
Obcar'fraley
United Press
Ue Élassic
Senile Chivebitty Downs
Mottha
Chen
Vb Beet
Tay
Verhy
Payne
Asher
Whitney
Brand Grin
Bucky
Jeralear
Neville Dunne
Mistivpree Foulson
W. O. Davis
J. V. Maggio
Ty G
Stephenio
W. G. Hobson
Settle
Kentucky
Canton Mass Kinney Night Booster Club Meeting
Wind Tha Keeontty hosts a public meeting Friday evening at the Ely High School gym. Oscar B Barkey presides as Canton Mild er Club president and Pure Milk Company executive attends with guest speakers from Canton including Red Ridersbaugh and Harry Yockey. The event features a program of films and a Mission game highlight, with plans for a Friday session led by Dicky Ehislatinn and Armitage as masters of ceremonies.
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Tin Flonan
Ely
Tia High
Aidtitothum
Aécasion
Will
Oscar
Barkey
Png
Ane Foufidets Anh
Anaely
Mas Kinney
CS _Natkaects
Cathpahy Aid Wae
Na Firal
Existanér
Ware
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Ehislatinn
Hiarfeesalay
al One-Tine Sagved
Githtoh” Terriers
Professlarat
Atlante Fenmlie
Felyrin
Beide
Glib
Neratigerenta
Adele Son
Waineti
Koester Club
Haro
Gagan
Claude Aton
Aeneacade
WI Shaw
Canton
Kay Manne
Bulldog
Clb
Herman
Bay) Heathck
Red’ Ridersbaugh
Copeh
Rearick
Dave Willams
Cintoh Pure’ Muk Company
Harry Yockey
Conton Repository
Saint Thomas Scores Knockout Win in Fourth Round
United correspondent reports Father Divine disciple Thomas wins a boxing bout at St Nicholas Arena by knockout in the fourth round over veteran Gil Dorazio. Referee Fullam stopped the match at 2 04 of the fourth as Thomas, 23, from Dayton, Ohio, improved to a string of wins. Dorazio sustained a cut above the right brow. Postfight chatter questions durability and future matchups while noting Thomas’s sanctuary ties and alleged past gin use.
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Jack Vy
United
Prem Hiah
York
IUP
Sninv
Jphom- Las
Father Divine
Pu Priac
Gil Dorazid
Philadelphia
Thomas
Kayo
Doragin
St. Nicholas
Arena
Saint Thomas
Dorazio
Ihe
Crew
Croy
Joe Louin
Billy Conn
Dayton
O—turved
Heather Cheek
Qyd
Gils
Berazio
Evelid
Durozlo
Prankle Fullam
Anary Borazlo
Tharela
Bal
Aix-Foo
Pivine
Dla
Haren
Avary
Pan
Jung
Aedion
Tom
Amy
PL Thomas
Jrovine
Fred Pith
Joe Richard
Dodgers: Wilson Quits As Cubs' Manager
Chicago reports indicate Harry Wilson resigned as Cubs manager after a ninth straight loss. Roy Johnson and other candidates discussed. Grimm or Stengel among possible successors, with Hartnett and Hornsby previously floated for major roles.
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Dodgers
Wilson
Cubs
Chicago
Jimmy Wife
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Fins
Asto
Philip K.wrigley
Chicago National Leaggets
Cub
Charley Grimm
Cbs
Qube
Hayinelt
Grimm
Anamreilly
Mawhukee
Nat
Bill Sweengy
Los Angeles
Harold
Muddy" Fre
Chicago White Sox
Warniny
Casey Stengel
Boston Braves
Bil Terry
New York Giant
Jessue Matty Gers
Hartnett
Rogers Hornsby Ware
Johnson
Gan
Aveydees
Puleels
Secretaries Win Elyriw Rawles Bowlings Title
The Secretaries clinched the 4344 season championship at the Elyriw Rawles Bowlings event by defeating Past Presidents and Mit Presidents in key matches. Parl Olah led with a standout 624 series including games of 205 and 210, as the Eagles League held its annual banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyriw Rawles
Gonane
Ocollats
Sevretures
Mit
Phaynps
Parl’ Olah
Indir Hidnak
Eagles League
Derby Nominees Race Review In New York Style
Derby nominees faced mixed outcomes at Churchill Downs with Hermitage finishing second in the long mile event. Jamaica saw Wiseester also run, finishing with a distant place in the mile and sixteenth.
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New Yorkie
Fudlong Hermitage Vfantican
Churchill Downs
Jamaiva
Ohio Nine Defeated by Army Air Base Team
Ohio State fell to an Army Air Base squad 8 6 in a largely error plagued game. Buckeye pitchers allowed a late run on two infield errors as the visitors rallied in the ninth.
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Ohio Nine
Air Base
Columbus
Ohio “Syale
Champianis
Maan University
Ming Here
Sng
Fe reece uct fng fouh ehes truck the on Mey Kept ee ie Indians
A garbled game recap references Ray Boat credit for a victory. Names such as Glevrlanh Abrho, Talla, Cleveland, Dick, Meath Wethers Giant Peters Teoebate Hils-Webb and Poet appear in fractured text. Listed events include pitching, bases, and umpire mentions Weelet-Orleve and Rom with Fime-202.
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Reece
Cleveland
Se Curtriaht
Dick Stint
Mise
Meath Wethers Giant
Peters
Teoebate
hils—Webb
Curttight
Dickmey
Biri Rick
Berger
Fiesne
Pats B.S 'If
Malizberser
Piteher
Lee
Tahinenuthe
Malizonraer
Uimpirrs
Weelet-Orleve
Rom
Brewers Hold Slim Lead After Acosta Complete Game
United Press reports Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 5 to 4 as Julio Acosta pitched all nine innings, silencing a late rally and preserving a half game lead over Columbus in the American Association standings. Milwaukee collected eight hits while Acosta allowed four, as the Brewers dropped only one decision in nine starts this season.
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United Presay
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus Red Birds
Association
Julio Acusty
Minneapolis
Millers
Oes
Mmilwaukee
Acosta
Brewers
Red Birds
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Johnny Podaijing
Indians
Kansas City
Track meet results mix at Elyria school event
The report lists results from a track meet with numerous events and scorers. Howard Jeske Tad led multiple races with strong finishes, while Earl Stilth and Ernie Jackson posted notable times and distances. Several athletes from Elyria, including Hartos and Mynchenberg, earned points across sprints, distance, jumps, and throws.
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Stachivan
Frelienberg
Hartos
Corain
Bia
George Ates
Aid
Boule
Huirdran
Ees
Howard Jeske Tad
Wien
Wayne “Sink
Malinowake
Herman Ketling
Mynchenberg
Earl Stilth
Hd Plage
Fullowa
Ernie Jackson
Elmer Zoltal
Keech
bin Gibbens
Art Farmer
Anton dLeanl
Aimith
Aistene
Ville le Runj
Neanan
Jean
Smith
Oni Blyrla
Arcane
Lisrain
Rin
Stefania
M Tapwaky
Heyman
Rovers
Gia Jap Behneiser
Ruvecs
Keiline
Behneider
Barion Si
Dames Il
Fon Gadeot
Mt Iera
Paros
Jeska
Uy Keech
Malawrite
Gibbens Ie
Bears executive Halas to lead morale efforts in New Guinea
Allied TM Base New Guinea reports Lt Cmdr George Hatas and Lt Cmdr John Sabo planning a large athletic function. Halas, famed Bears coach, will head welfare and morale for the sector, with Sabo as deputy, both Illinois alumni who champion athletics in service life despite limited wartime facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
New Guinea
UPP
George
Hatas
Chicago
Beata
John Sabo
Mer
St Yate University
Ito
Halas
Bears
Thelray
Tor
William F. Halsey
James Crowley
Notre Dame
Fordham
Crach
Sabo
Hoth
Tthe University
Ilinois
Wrigley Field
Lip Fined $100 By Proxy Frick Lip Fined $100 By Proxy Frick
New York United Press reports Dodgers manager Leo Durocher was fined $100 by National League president Ford Frick for arguing with umpire Tom Dunn during the first of two games with the New York Giants. Dodgers lost 26 to 8.
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York
Tan “Vohin
Heston Braves
Coiby
Agemnat
Ageosa
Tobin
Johnny Vander Miercol
Cincinnati Reds
Darlgers
Water Tyige
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phillies
Vander Meer
New York Giants
Phila
New York
Durocher
National League
Ford Frick
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tom Dunn
Frick
Dodgers
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Wright
Enalith
Scranton
Wee
Pennsylvania
Judy
Pond
Hens
Gio
Haymond
Pond Usnr
Yale
Olen
Perking
United ‘Press
Cleveland Indians
Cni Tango White Sox
Thornton Lee
Gordon Maltzberger
Hoy Pont
AL Washigton
Myatt
Senators
Bosley Red Sox
Roger Wolff
Yank Merry
Wyekraut Recreation
Uns
Avenkre
Firh Radio
Rorlek Jngurange
Electro Alloys
Array
Tarry Tavern
Elyria Moose
Elyria Mardwire
Wikrent Recreation
Elyria
Jewalrers
Lip
Metropolitan
Lakewood
Wy L. Pel
Husky
Hegre
Pet
Bedford
Euclid Ci
Contral Divisi
W. L. Pet
aMigaia
Lahoue
Mitadelphie Yebayee Ie
Washington
Teneeten
Chuicega
Boston
Ames
Clevele
League Park
Pais Delphis
National
EAG
New York Wits
Philaseiph
Pittabures
Chicas
Columbia Milwaukew
Formia
Baltimore
Buflein
Rochester
Syracuse
Steve Fordham
Filipnwice
Jersey City
Tire Factory
Wen
Juheo
THE
General Tire Service
Hermans
Gene
N. J. Hoskins
Garcon Malas Fire Lasaremre
Barcea Life Fangromce
Colamben, Obie
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