Indians Look To Vander Meer In Series With Washington
Veteran southpaw Johars Vander Meer will debut for manager A Lopez as the Indians open a three game set against the Washington Senators at Memorial Stadium. The article traces Vander Meer’s long major league career, includes his 21–119 record, highlights two no hitters, and notes his 1950 season with the Cubs and a later stint with the Reds. It also mentions other Indians players and recent results against the Athletics and Senators, along with track meet notes from Lorain County and Lake Erie League standings.
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Carpenter Sparks Elyrians in ABC Try at St Paul
Carpenter of Elyria Hardware led Elyria bowlers in the American Bowling Congress tournament at St Paul with a 611 series and a 243 game, rolling 621 for his best set while Reisz of Elyria Auto Service posted 629. Other Elyria entries included doubles and singles from Embria contingent with limited readable names due to damaged text.
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Inn Rolls 2718 Brave Hits 618 In Frere
Fragmentary OCR notes show numbers 2718 and 618 alongside terms inn and brave. The readable text lacks clear context, dates, or proper names to form a full news item or event.
Local Golf Highlights From Cherry Ridge Weekend Leaderboard
Bill Ehlke led weekend scoring at Cherry Ridge with 73 aided by Dick Armstrong 76 and Chuck Shedd 73. Other scores include Don Gurney 79, Ted Prosak 80, and high rounds by Ray Blackford 90 and Dec Blackford 92. The four City Golf League teams meet Tuesday at Cherry Ridge with pairings listed and local club leaders noted.
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Dick Armstrong
Chuck Shedd
Don Gurney
Ted Prosak
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Frank Nardell
Neil Dunstan
Ray Blackford
Dec Blackford
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Timms Spring Aces
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Oberlin Finishes Second at Orange Relays
Oberlin High place second with 29 points at the Orange Relays as Bob Bryart Sam Petrov and Neal Shannon set a 6.9 second shuttle hurdle relay mark in four heats. Brecksville led with 44 points. Cuyahoga Heights was third, Oberlin tied for thirds in the broad jump and fifth in the high jump.
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Bob Bryart
Sam Petrov
Neal Shannon
Oberlin High
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Cuyahoga County
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Derby Winner Not Eligible for Preakness
Count Turf will not run in the Preakness at Pimlico on May 19. Other Derby contenders Royal Mustang Rude and Phu D also miss the race due to entry deadlines or ownership decisions. Derby prize money topped $98 050, while public debate rages over Count Turf’s speed and lineage versus the field. A separate note reports Oberlin’s lacrosse game cancellation and Denison’s 19 3 win over Oberlin.
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Elks League Pin Matches Final Season at Stoner's Rainover Lanes
Elks Bowling League concludes its final season with 12 matches at Stoner's Rainover Lanes. The event features teams and sponsors including Buck Betorr Shop, Lance Meiers, and Firestone, with entries from local clubs and service groups.
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Hidden Ball Trick Ends Lockman baserunning
New York Giants baserunner Whitner Lockman fell victim to a hidden ball trick by Cincinnati Reds second baseman Connie Ryan. Lockman on first during a sac bunt saw Ryan pretend to throw to first baseman then tag him at second after Lockman stepped off the base. The crowd roared at the display.
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Line Scores Of Major Loop Games
Pair of baseball line scores from league games with multiple innings listed. Includes winning and losing pitchers, team scorings by inning, and key players referenced across matchups.
Washington and Cleveland Plunge Into Rugged Nine Inning Game
The Washington Nationals and Cleveland Indians clashed in a pitchers duel with late runs deciding the outcome. Wins went to Hinds and Rosar for Washington, while Par took the loss for Cleveland amid a late rally that featured multiple substitutions and substitutions.
Chambers Hurls No-Run No-Hit Game For Pirates
Lefty Cliff Chambers pitched the Pirates to a 3 0 win over the Braves with a no hit no run performance. He walked eight but preserved the shutout and gave Pittsburgh hope for a first division finish in Boston.
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Pirates Pitcher's No-Hit Game Stuns Braves in 3-0 Win
Cliff Chambers throws the Pirates first no hit no run game to beat the Braves 3 0 as Boston won the opener 6 0 behind Dy Spahn. Cards lead with 12 7 over Dodgers while Giants and Reds split, Yankees top Detroit 11 6, White Sox win two over Athletics and Red Sox split with Browns.
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Indians Senators Split Twin Bill Play Again Tonight
Cleveland and Washington split a Sunday doubleheader at Cleveland Stadium before 25 994 fans. Johnny Vander Meer will debut for the Indians against Sandalio Cansuegra who is 3 0. Cleveland sits second in the American League one game behind New York.
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Oberlin Loses First Track Meet to Wooster Scots
Oberlin College Yeomen suffered a 75 to 52 defeat at Wooster in a dual track meet. Four Oberlin victories came from Bruce Double in high hurdles, Tom Palmer in pole vault, Garry Ackerson in high jump, and the mile relay team of Stewart McLean, Alan Morris, Joseph Mokier, and Peter Schultz. Wooster’s Morley Russell set school records in three events and ran on a 2 lap 880 relay that opened a four-record performance.
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