Lake Erie League track and golf results splintered by weekend meet
Lakewood tops Erie League track predictions with Lora second and Shaker Heights fourth in the actual order. golf sees Shaker Heights win, Elyria second, Lorain third, Lakewood fourth, Shaw tied for fourth amid Cleveland Heights sixth. Pro baseball notes: Indians open homestand vs Yankees May 12 13 and outline a schedule through May 26 with multiple double-headers and night games at League Park and Stadium.
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Local Athletes Named for Army Inductions
Local draft notices list Dodsley, Rainey, Clowson, Myers and at least four others slated for Friday inductions. Gene Hainey and Elyria High football players also cited. official rosters not yet released.
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Last 5-Man Teams Roll In Congress
In Columbus May 12 1 the Last five man bowling teams compete in the 24 American Bowling Congress tournament. A score of 3131 by the Budweisers of Chicago is reported with strong showings from Peter Kubasart and Victor Nagy of Detroit. Bendix Westing expertise noted in the McKinley diamond facility.
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Dorazio Upsets Bobo in Philadelphia Heavyweight Bout
Abe Dorazio defeated Harry Dex in five rounds before 890 fans in Philadelphia. Referee Irvin Kutcher scored 1 to 3 in favor of Dorazio after Kueh er’s missteps, boosting Dorazio’s reputation as a formidable heavyweight contender.
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Indians Rally To Beat Tigers In Tight Baseball Showdown
Cleveland erases a five run Detroit lead in the eighth inning as Dizzy Trout falters. Cris Heckert, Buster Mills, Ses Heath and Lee Fleming drive in runs, Fleming belted a two run homer, and Cleveland wins 5 to 4 to even the series with Detroit.
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PGA Tournament Draw Names Eligible Players
The Professional Golfers Association lists 145 players headed by the defending champion for the 142nd PGA tournament. Vic Ghezet of Fort Monmouth New Jersey is among those eligible to compete at Seaview Country Club Atlantic City New Jersey. Net proceeds from the tournament at Seaview will be donated to farmer and navy relief funds.
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Standings and race notes from a crowded sporting page
A dense snippet shows multiple teams and players with scattered results and standings. Names like Canton and Paton appear amid partial scores and references to events, suggesting a busy, locally focused sports summary with fragmented OCR data.
Yankees May Encounter Trouble On Road Trip
United Press reports the season’s second set of interleague games runs May 2 through May 21 as East-West and West-East clashes test pennant races. The Yankees ride a seven game win streak but face tough West opponents while Dodgers aim to counter with a lefty-heavy lineup and focus on southpaws. Cleveland edged Detroit 8-3 to trim New York’s lead. Braves beat Phillies 3-2 as Ernie Lombardi connected on a homer and a double.
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Oberlin Hosts Three Conference Title Meets This Weekend
Oberlin will host the Ohio Conference title events for golf tennis and track this weekend May 15 and 16. About 173 to 200 participants from UI colleges will compete across the Big Six meet at Oberlin Golf Course and Oberlin Athletic Field with preliminaries Friday and finals Saturday. Denison Wooster and Oberlin figure as major contenders. Kenyon is the defending tennis champion with a new driving contest at the Oberlin Golf Course Friday.
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All City Bowling League Holds Evening Meeting
The All-City Bowling League meets tonight at Wy Krent's Recreation 739. Officers of VW42 42 etaven to be elected and prize money for the ground hall to be distributed. Sandwiches and refreshments will be served.
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Ridgeville Baseball Preps With Two Drills This Week
Ridgeville merchants baseball team holds drills for Sunday afternoon game against Elyria Hardware and a Thursday training session. Both practices begin at 39 dollars on the Ridgeville diamond. The Elyria Hardware game will take place on the Ridgeville diamond with a start time of early evening.
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Duckpin League Meeting at Elyria Bowling Center
A meeting for organizing the Elyria Duckpin League will be held next Monday evening at the Bowling Center in Ancictk. All men interested are asked to attend. Officers will be elected as part of the program.
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Pumps Wen Triumph in 5-2 Win over Perry Fay
In a rough night of play both teams managed three hits each. Romeo Purp outlasted Terry Fay in a 5-2 decision as Tayi Morse and Lecher powered the Pumps while Leiter and Jalo led the Perry Fay battery.
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Conn Plea Backed by Defense Before Military Board
Private Billy Conn faces a military medical board to determine if he was injured in the line of duty after breaking his left hand in a kitchen fight with his father-in-law James L. Smith. Conn’s story claims an attack on leave sparked the injuries and his hand was placed in a plaster cast at Mercy Hospital. The board is expected to rule he was injured in service and assign him to a sick detachment, delaying a June bout with Joe Louis and jeopardizing over $100,000 in earnings.
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Greenfield Jimmy Smith Looms In Title Chase At Louis Bout
New York May 12 The row over the heavyweight title heats up as Greenfield Jimmy Smith emerges as Rapid Robert Pastor’s rival for a shot at Joe Louis. Conn’s humiliation clears the way for a possible Pastor bout while Army finances pressure the event and fans stare at the looming matchup.
Ohio State Gridders In Spring Game Young And Light
Ohio State showcases two spring squads in an exhibition with freshmen and sophomores leading the first team. Captain George Lynn and Loch Horvath anchor the units while the second group features Richard Palmer as captain and Don McCafferty as the regular on the second team.
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Ridgeville Softball Committee Sets Thursday Planning Meeting
The Ridgeville Night Softball Committee will meet at 8 oclock Thursday evening at the Ridgeville Town Wall to form plans for the 1942 season. Public attendance is invited as plans for a Clara B League with six to eight teams are under way and more lights are being added at the Route 20 night field.
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Accountants Lead Tourney Scoring With 3 057 Series
Accountants led scoring in the Bowler for MacArthur tournament at Elvira Bowling Center with a 3057 series including a 488 handicap. Second high was a 2934 series by Erin Glass, as Western Automatic and related teams posted scores in a rescheduled event set to resume Wednesday evening.
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Brewers Seek to Regain AA Lead in Kansas City Clash
Milwaukee Brewers aim to retake first in the American Association by beating the Kansas City Blues in Kansas City. A win would put them at 1 win and 13 losses vs 6 for the Blues, with other May games Louisville at Indianapolis and Minneapolis at St Paul.
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Wildcats Roll Over Tool Room Team 26-7
Wildcats sprinted past Tool Room 26 7 in a one sided game. West side fast offense and strong pitching overwhelmed the Tool Room hurlers for a decisive victory.
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Markets Score Over Lumbers In Pin Match
The Nu-Way Market defeated West Side Lumber by four pins in a last evening special at Wykrent's Recreation. Nu-Way won two games at Uhtee to clinch the match after the Ellis Howling League season, crowning Nu-Way as season champions. High individual was Che McKibben of the Nu-Way Market with 331.
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