Oldest Angler and Sports Notes From Erie Meet
Lorain County man Patrick E Powers born 90 years ago bought a fishing license from George Davies and may be the oldest angler until someone disproves. Erie teams at Ely Stadium saw football publicity and league schedule copies distributed to spectators. Coach Bob Zuppke declines summer coaching, plans painting golfing and drawing plays in Muskegon.
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University of Edinburgh
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Reds face lower home attendance despite strong start
The Cincinnati Reds rank second in the standings and hold a 12 and 2 record after 4 home games, yet gate receipts lag behind 1939. Front office notes a winning season does not guarantee higher revenue as attendance trails last year by about 39,760 dollars.
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Yankees' Losing Streak Extends to Seven Games
United Press reports the Yankees fail to stop a slide as they lose again, their defense falters and the Red Sox seize the victory, marking another rough outing for the once dominant club.
Red Sox Top Yankees In 10 To End Slump At Seven
In a tense ten inning clash the Red Sox defeated the Yankees 3-2 extending New York’s losing streak to seven. Cronin Doerr and Tabor’s bunt helped set up the decisive run as Crosetti’s misplay on Wilson’s bunt opened the way for the winning tally. Cleveland beat the Browns 9-4 behind Boudreau Mack runs while Newsom blanked the Sox. Giants top Dodgers 7-2 as Gumbert holds to five hits and ends Brooklyn’s homecoming.
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Indians Wallop Browns 9 to 4 in Cleveland
The Cleveland Indians defeated the St Louis Browns 9 to 4 as they chased the league leaders. Al Milnar left the game with the score 4-0 but was credited with the win after a late shift. Loup Campbell pinch hit in the fifth.
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al Milnar
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Milnar Triumphs In Pitcher Duel Amid Wild Temps
Milnar earns 4 to 3 win over Kennedy with seven strikeouts for Kennedy and Milnar both dealing. Mills scores 4 with 1 32 on base while Lawson and Eisenstat add small contributions. Wild pitches by Kennedy and an efficient pace set by the two starters mark a 2 19 game time with Hubbard Rommel and Moriarty behind the plate.
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P N A Team To Play At LaGrange Sunday
The Polish National Alliance nine will face Nichols Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 30 in a LaGrange High School diamond game. A 5 30 practice at Cascade Park precedes the match, after which uniforms will be issued to players. Vic Maiden is asked to take notice.
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Fackler Leads Local Tourney With 712 Singles Roll
In Elyria City Wide Doubles and Singles event, Dewey Fackler posted a 712 series to take top singles position. Doubles standings shift as Ray Knight and Ross Aungst move to third with a 1306 combined score, while R Fortune and Ken Lord post 1289 to climb to fourth place.
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John Carpenter
Harold Bacon
Ralph Steinmetz
T. Gilbert
Ray Knight
Rols Aungst
Fortune
K Lord
Geourge Bohn
Tom Ball
Dewey Fackler
Dave Pobertaon
Alan Thie
Au Whuck McNeal
Elyria Recreation
Bowers
Fackler
Ross Aungst
R. Fortune
Ken Lord
Ose Resak
Lipscomb Defeats Fox In Rialto Thea tre Wrestling Headliner
Buck Lipscomb from Indianapolis defeated Bill Fox of Cleveland in a three fall match at the Rialto Theatre. Lipscomb won the first and third falls, with Fox taking the second, in a 15:20 opening spill and a 5:34 follow up. Tex Hager outboxed Walter Miller of Omaha, Neb, winning the second fall before Miller was disqualified in the deciding fall for roughness.
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Wilbur Shaw Poised For Third Indy 500 Victory
Indianapolis sketch highlights Wilbur Shaw defending champion and triple Indy 500 contender for May 30 at the speedway. Shaw, winner in 1937 and 1939, will drive the Maserati straight-eight and is hailed for speed and versatility as a driver, hunter, marksman, and pilot. Ralph DePalma notes the field as May 30 approaches.
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America
Golf As It Should Be Played By Jack and Clark Black
Clark Black brings new ideas from the Purdue golf clinic to Elyria Country Club. A 24 lesson series aims to help local golfers lower scores and enjoy a better game.
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Clark Black
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Golf scores from Elyria Country Club yesterday
The scores list includes Dr. H. C. Frederick 33 and Dr. F. A. Lawrence with 5 dollars, W. T. Mahia 89, Bert Garver 90, Dr. Valleya Adair 90, W. O. Zaiser 92, and A. & Ormsby 93.
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A. &. Ormsby
Golf Swing Fundamentals From A Pro
The guide outlines stance, toe alignment, and relaxed posture before beginning a backswing. It stresses keeping the left arm straight, initiating hip turn, and guiding the club by body wind up without lifting the club head. It notes knee turn, weight shift, and personal control in the turn.
Jenkins Knocks Out Ambers To Win Ring Title
Lew Jenkins, a Texas fighter with a rapid rise, knocked out Lou Ambers in seven minutes and 29 seconds at Madison Square Garden to claim the lightweight world title. Promoter Mike Jacobs eyed a September bout with Henry Armstrong as Jenkins called for more big fights.
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Elyria Hardware Nine to Play Intra-squad Game
The Elyria Hardware baseball team will hold an intra-squad game tomorrow at Cascade Park at 3 p.m. Manager Harry Forbes will use the results to set the opening lineup for the May 19 season opener at Cascade Park against the Chick Dairy nine of Lorain. All Hardware players should report at 2:30 p.m.
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Vic Silvers Jewelers Suffer 8-1 Defeat by Lorain Bittners
Lorain Bittners won 8 to 1 over Vic Silvers Jewelers on American Lace diamond last night. Pitcher Elmer Bainbridge yielded all eight runs in the first three innings as Levin earned the win on a line of smooth motion. The report notes physical differences in batting and pitching forms between players.
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Clippers claim third straight Lorain County title at Clearview
Clearview’s Clippers won the Lorain County Class B meet with 91½ points, beating Avon 41–40 for second as Avon Lake and Brownhelm trailed. Tarver Perkins set a 4:34.7 mile mark, Wright Ivancic led with multiple wins, and new records fell in half mile relay, high jump, discus, and broad jump across boys and girls divisions.
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Bower Posts New Amateur Course Record at Elyria
Elyria Country Club champion Wallace Red Bower set a new amateur course record with 62 strokes at Elyria, beating his own mark from two years ago. He birdied seven holes and posted 11 pars with one double bogey, finishing strong with 33 on the front and 29 back for a 62.
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Oberlin tops Wooster in conference tennis clash
Oberlin defeated Wooster 5 to 2 in a Ohio Conference tennis match. Singles results include Oberlin players Siebens Mack Blanchard and others with scores such as 6-3 6-1 and 6-1 6-2. Doubles saw Cecil Blanchard edge Lyrkes Mack 8-3 and Gruber Hares win 6-4 5-5.
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Labor Local 19343 Softball Game Set for Tomorrow
The American Federation of Labor Local 19343 softball team will meet LaGrange on the General Industries diamond tomorrow afternoon. The contest is scheduled for 2 o'clock.
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