Scott Wins Six First Places For Oberlin Reserve Meet
Elyrian star Joe Scott dominated the Oberlin Reserve track meet, scoring 33 of Reserve's 61 points despite a narrow Oberlin victory 69 14 to 61 15. Scott set three Oberlin Reserve records including pole vault and high hurdles, while Maxwell led Oberlin with 9.8 in the 100 yard dash and Malone starred in the 446. The Yeoman mile relay broke Oberlin Reserve records, sealing the meet as Scott claimed six wins and a second.
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Yanks rely on DiMaggio as slump ends and wins rise
Since Joe DiMaggio returned April 30 the New York Yankees have won eight of eight, with DiMaggio batting eight for eight including four homers and Gehrig overcoming a slump. The club moved Gehrig to six and DiMaggio to cleanup last Sunday, boosting offense and tying Washington for second while Cleveland leads the league. Red Ruffing earned his fourth win as the Yanks beat the White Sox 7-3.
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Feller Routed As Sex Defeat Indians 5 To 0
Boston crowd of 33,000 watched Boo Feller falter as the Indians were blanked 5 to 0 by Jack Wilson and the Red Sox. Wilson’s four hit performance and 12 Cleveland strikeouts powered Boston to the shutout. Feller exited after four innings amid a tough defeat on May 9 in Boston.
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Tennis Club Courts Open For Elyria Play
The Elyria Tennis Club on Hamilton Street announces courts now open for play. Enhancements this year include steel backstops and bleachers. A M C A meeting will elect the 1938 board of directors with members Robert J. Altfeld and others.
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Robert J. Altfeld
David S. Horan
James T. Sharkey
Curtis Travers
Frank Brogan
A Bowling League Meeting Tonight to Elect Officers
The City Class A Bowling League will meet at Elyila Recreation at 7 30 p m to discuss prize money distribution for the 1957 38 season and election of officers for next season. President Ed Wilcox has called the session.
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Play at Hamilton The Bittner Funeral Home and
A fragment mentions a play at Hamilton along with Bittner Funeral Home, hinting at a local cultural event connected to the funeral service provider.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Yesterday's Hero Ott Powers Giants Past Cubs 4-2
Wel Ott hit two homers to drive the New York Giants to a 4-2 victory over Chicago. Western Heights Tigers set a 6 o'clock game tonight at Hamilton diamond, with both teams asked to take notice.
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Lawrin to Start Next in Chicago Race
Churchill Downs reports Lawrin the Kentucky Derby winner will race next in Chicago. Dauber, Stagehand, and Arcary figure in the believed contenders pool as the Derby winner eyes a new campaign without Preakness or Belmont involvement.
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Elyria and Lorain Highs Set for Afternoon Track Meet
Elyria and Lorain high schools will compete in a dual track meet this afternoon at Ely Stadium. The event starts at 1:00 PM with practice sessions and tryouts for team members and others wishing to try out.
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Norwalk Tops LaGrange In Narrow Baseball Win
Norwalk defeated LaGrange 7 to 5 at Nor Walk yesterday. Carter pitched six innings for Norwalk with Brodke finishing. Hastings started for LaGrange, followed by Vic Maiden. Next Sunday LaGrange hosts Medina. Jay Cox had a three base hit.
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Rone Radio Service Team Hosts Three Week Games
The Rone Radio Service team schedules three games this week as Troxel Company visits Jefferson tonight, Trainard Markets comes to McKinies tomorrow, and Buds Bulldogs visit Jefferson Wednesday. All contests begin at 6 PM.
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Lakewood Outfit Favored To Defend Lake Erie Track Title
Elyria High prepares for the 12th Lake Erie League Track and Field meet at Ely Stadium. Lakewood Rangers, last year’s champions, aim to repeat, while Shaw High seeks to challenge the Purple and Gold. Shaker Heights looms as dark horse with Cleveland Heights and Lorain contesting fourth, and Elyria facing a difficult season likely finishing last.
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Lawrin wins Derby ahead of Fighting Fox and Bull Lea
AWRIN, the Missouri bred colt, ridden by Eddie Arcary, seized the Derby from Fighting Fox and Bull Lea amid slow margins. Lawrin faced a boot handicap yet stayed clear in the stretch while Jockey Arcary celebrated a Derby victory for Greentree stable.
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Extensive Summer Program Planned Here By Commish
Carl W. Wagner announces a citywide YMCA and recreation commission summer program, featuring City and Industrial leagues for softball, tennis, horseshoes, and a notable Men s Fumble League for former ball players. Details to follow.
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