Feller, Score Shine as Indians Top Red Sox in Doubleheader
Cleveland fans saw Bob Feller carry a one hitter with 10 pitches and Herb Score strike out 16 as the Indians split a twin bill with Boston. Feller’s bid for a fourth no hitter ended in the seventh when Sammy White lined a single. Score’s 16 strikeouts matched a club record, leaving him two shy of the 1938 mark. Al Rosen strained his thigh but will miss a week or two, and Larry Doby and Vic Wertz provided the run support in a 2-1 win in the first game and 2-4 in the second. The Redskins moved to first in the AL pennant race amid the tense afternoon.
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Rufo's Hardware Wins Elyria Women Bowing Team Title
Rufo's Hardware captured the Elyria Women's City Bowling Tournament team crown at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with a 2,969 total pinfall and 2,465 actual, 100 pins ahead of Elyria Hardware. Johnnie Sutherland led with 556, followed by Jean Prindle 501 and Wilma Garn 500. Grace Salzman 463 and Myrtle Burrows 445 contributed. Competition in singles and doubles began, with Joyce Halliday posting a 639 in singles and Evelyn Siffert a 562 in doubles.
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Elyria Teams Entertain Mansfield Lorain Today
Elyria High will host Mansfield and Lorain in a schedule heavy with track baseball golf and tennis as Coach Ray Wilson and Coach Bill Coyer lead fields at Marion Buckeye Center and Ely Stadium. The Lakers hope for a second dual meet win over Lorain after earlier losses while Elyria’s golf team posted a 4528 running score and tennis aims for a fresh win in Friday matches.
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Comet Relays highlight balanced team scoring
Amberst Clearview won the first annual Comet Relays with 34 percent of the points, edging Wellington 32, Amherst 39, and Vermilion 30 in a tight four team meet. Amherst surged to third on the final event as Clearview and rivals traded wins across track and field events.
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NOOA Meets BELMONT. N. Y. Swift Stakes winner case
Nance's Lad, a 13 1 shot, won Belmont Park's Swift Stakes in a $25,500 feature race Saturday. Informant placed second, with favored Boston Cage third. The sports page notes ongoing doubles and singles play, listing numerous pairs and upcoming rounds, as the bowling tournament proceeds into its final night.
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Seabold Knapp Lead Jeromesville Relays Victory
Jeromesville won the small Class B meet restricted to local schools as Seabold and Knapp led with standout event wins. Knapp took the half mile in 2:13.5 while Seabold won the mile in 5:16. LaGrange and other locals claimed several top places and points across multiple events.
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