Southwestern Conference track meet at Baldwin Wallace
The Southwestern Conference track and field meet will be held Wednesday at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea. Rocky River is favored to win, as it did last year with 116 points. Clearview and others trail, while Berea and Oberlin compete for runner-up spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins Wallace College Athletic Field
Berea
Dialceta
Rocky River
Wellington
Clearview
Fairview
Oberlin
Tamtraw
Witner
Lora
Fritz
Phi Piddy Ling
Medina
Wimcell
Johnny Wircenske
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wirceenske
Randall
North Randall
Andy Cunningham
Tropical Park
Gulfstream
Narragansett
Lincoln Fields
Sportsman
W Park
Fairmount
Oaklawn
Bowie
Phoenix
Hippodrama de Las Americas
Esquire
American Broadcasting Company
MacFadden Publications
The
Cards Release Southpaw White From Clinching 1942 Hero
ST. LOUIS Mo Ernie White the left handed pitcher who pitched a shutout in the 1942 World Series victory has been given an unconditional release by the Cardinals front office today White helped the team win the 1942 title and his release marks the end of his tenure with St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ernie White
St. Louis Cardinals
Teams Roll Tonight For Women's League Crown
The Wykrent Women's Bowling League decides the 1945-46 title this evening in a seasonal roll-off between Klein's Clippers and Fashion Shoppe. The match starts at Wykrent's Recreation at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wykrent
Klein's Clippers
Fashion Shoppe
Wykrent’ Recreation
1946 City and Industrial Softball Schedules Announced
D W Trubey of the Elyria Recreation Board released the 1946 City League and Industrial League softball schedules. Both leagues use split seasons with five games per team. six teams in each circuit. City League opens May 2 at Oberlin Road. Industrial League opens May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Trubey
Elyria Recreation Board
Oberlin Road
Cit Feague
Vie Silver Jewels
Ila Merchants
Voor
Rati Associates Va
Doples
Polite Club
Va Eleria
Vie Bilver Drweleis
Vinba Asselates
Mintey Foundry
Ratisi Chul
Vor
Kiyria Merchants
Inhi Associates
We Rilyet Tnwe
Cals 40 Corporation
Weetern Automatic
Rivtin “Foundry
Harshaw Nein
Tawo
ATL General Industries
Western Avtomatie
Calcon Corporation
Warchaw Chemeat Rivera Foundry
Inne
Cenierad Padusceies
Rye Ha Foundry Weatern Automatic Vettare
Wellington Field Dedication Draws City Crowd of 1000
A crowd of about 1000 attended Wellington's dedication of its new illuminated softball field last night. Mayor Franklin M. Jones threw the first ball while council president L H Heiden Teich accepted. White Front Restaurant defeated the Eagles 13 to 8, Ripton Merchants routed Grafton 23 to 1, Buckeye Tree faced Digout at 7, and Rigo played Oberlin American Legion at 8:30 on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Franklin M. Jones
L. H. Heiden. Teich
Eagles
Ripton Merchants
Grafton
Buckeye Tree
Rigo
Oberlin American Legion
Green Gains Nod Over Secreet In Cleveland Fight
Harold Green a 152 pound Brooklyn fighter won a unanimous decision over Sammy Secreet 150 of Pittsburgh at the Cleveland Arena before 9.43 fans. Green used his left hook and body blows to outpoint Secreet who avoided knockdowns and fought back in trouble on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harold Green
Brooklyn
Sammy Secreet
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Arena
Green
Secreet
Seek To Organize Veterans Team Abnouncement
Ridgeville WWII veterans plan to organize a softball team and form a veterans league. Interested players are urged to attend regular meetings on the first and third Wednesdays at Ridgeville Town Hall. Write to Sidney Capell, 439 Columbus Street, Elyria, or call 37-732 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Town Hall
Sidney Capell
Columbus Street
Elyria
Keeping Up With The Majors Minors Scoreboard Glitches and Results
A scrambled recap of baseball action with Cleveland, Chicago, and Philadelphia games. Highlights include a 0-0 draw, a 2-4 loss for Lota, and upcoming matchups against Philadelphia and Chicago. Mentions of weather, scores, and hospital news accompany scattered team notes and player references from recent league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seas Burte
Deatenit
Wislington Stravas Hivtelnd
Caen
Rgbaltves Weld
Wrotehday
Cieveldid
Lota
Lertat
Chicago
B. Oni
LOUAY
Greteland
Philadelphia
League Parc
Rytan
Derront
Stroma
Raratias
Anu
Taniway
Taniway 8 Esvlts
Huston
Biwein
Onis Dames
Somorrow
Vachs
Broukisss
New Yor
Mubaukee
Bird Promises Browns Fans Musical Treat
George "Red" Bird, entertainment director for the Cleveland Browns, plans a 120 piece marching band and an all girls unit to enhance game day shows. The massed band aims to include ex service members and high school graduates, with Bird forecasting a Rockettes style group and year round performances for girls. Bird emphasizes showmanship and recruiting to fill about 150 musician slots before June rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fregame
John
George “Red” Bird
Cleveland Browns
Bird
Massillon
Picer All Wits
All Girls
Browns
Majorettes
Rockettes
American’ Federation of Musick
Paul Brown
George Bird
The
Rex Barney Returns to Dodgers as Pennant Hopeful
Rex Barney, 103-pound rookie pitcher, rejoined the Dodgers after three years away, showing a confident smile and a powerful fastball in practice. He recalls speedy war service and aims to pitch in the World Series next fall, while pursuing a college degree at Chicago or Creighton. He plans marriage only after establishing himself as a winner with the Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
Rex Barney
Omaha
Dodger
Barney
Germany
Bulge
Rhdine
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Ebbets Field
Pene
Dodgers
Chicago U
Creighton
Diamond Notes softball week with four games for Gyrung Wars No 1079
Gyrung Wars No 1079 softball schedules four games this week on successive days. Today they meet Wellington Foundry at Roosevelt, Wednesday Amherst American Legion at Amherst, Thursday General Industries at Roosevelt, and Friday Vic Silver Jewelers at McKinley starting at 6. Also notes practice and tryouts for Polish Village Cafe, and other teams like General Industries, Rever-Binninger Jewellers, and Lorain Kirby Sweepers seeking games or practice sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veils
Wellington Foundry
Roosevelt
Amherst American Legionat Amherst
General Industries
Vic Silver Jewelers
McKinley
BILLA
Nic Silver Jewelers
Veterans of Foreign Wars No
Hoogevelt
Grafton Foundry
Wellington
Bringhotts White Front
Vth Street
F Ross
Kruem
Shi
Metera
F. Metera
M. KojMaak
F Karby
S. Karby
FP Kaminski
S$. Kaminski
W. Wisniewski
Ho Varzingak
B. Vavuneak
S Racamarezsi
Rever-Binninger Jewelers
Jewelers
East Calliste Indians
Locals Edge Tas-Tee In Lakewood Opener
Hahn Manufacturing opened Lakewood AA League play with a 5 4 loss to Tas-Tee Catering at Lakewood Elks Field on eight hits and errorless defense. Walter Conrad was the winning pitcher, Benny Rodin took the loss as Ridgeville hosts Sobel Jewelers of Lorain in a Lakewood Class AA League game at 8 30, Hahn Associates meet Western Auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn Manufacturing Company
Lakewood
Tas- Tee
Lakewood Elks Field
Tas-Tee
Walter Conrad
Benny Rodin
Ridgeville
Sobel Jewellers
Lorain
Hahn, Associates
Elyria
Elyria City Tennis Commission Seeks Team Organizers
The Elyria City Tennis Commission invites local players to form a team to represent Elyria in matches against Lorain Cleveland Heeren Lakewood Oberlin and Canton. Games will be Sunday afternoons home and away. Contact Frankie May at 107 Floral Court or Bob Gerhart at 325 Ladi Street with interest before the May 20 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in City Council chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria City
Bob Gerhart
Ladi Street
Elyma
Indians Beat Browns In Split Doubleheader After Triple Play
Cleveland trims Philadelphia Athletics 9-2 in game one while St. Louis St. Louis Browns salvage the second game 3-0 behind Al Milnar. A third-inning triple play started by Joe Krakauskas with Berardino at second and Christman at first preserved the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jim
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Indians
al Milnar
Browns
Joe Krakauskas
Johnny Berardino
Mark Christman
Chuck
Berarding
Christman
iRtevens
Helle
Chalehouse
MrQiaders
la Marchis
Fincea
Boudreau
Tooamees
Macktewler
Ces
Embree
Rightn
St. Lowace
Hon
Baudreat
J. Meyer
Keltner
Stevens
Twartinge Nith
Beralding
Cheistman
Welt
Ter
Seerey
Mameriun
Macklewier
Ferens
Gales House
Kinderto
Lac Macchia
Perens
Rommel Boverend Jones
Tyme
Bradley
We Aoa
Ateouitlon
Fererding
Christman Aw Ieee
Yorte Stevens
Siseeteys
Clevelana
Beerey
Enayan Mever
Haan Maclemien
Lin Dopp
Ata Conway
Ferrick
Sary
Johnson
Etehyh
Bersidina
Mrciuilten
Terredelio
Danble
Man Reverdinn
Johnton Moucrean
Kelner
Trintenlow
Waitkas
Cleestnid
Mt Anan
Wace Prem Bene
Uae
Pereok
Rover
Jones and Rommel
Local Fairways League Results From Spring Valley Night
Spring Valley Twi Lite Golf League played Monday with teams Olsen Manufacturing Supper Club Timms Spring Company B Koepp Sporting Goods Pfindier B Duffy Construction Knowles Snievek Vic Silver Jewelers K and S Too Plaudler Sobel Rogard Spring Valley B Wualt s Restaurant West Side Food Market A WC LO 9712 Haserodt Jewelers Timms Spring A Spring Valley A Elyria Hi Speeds Thomasson Potato Chips Stones Grill General Industries American Radiator with Gabe Banick Haserodt Jewelers posting low gross 35 Max Jalowiec Stan Dudek Arnold Michaels tied 37 John Gutowski posted low net 41 9 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Twi-Lite
Olsen Manufacturing Company
Supper Club
Timms Spring Company
Koepp Sporting Goods
Pfindier Company
Duffy Construction
Knowles and Snievek
Vic Silver Jewelers
K and S Too! Company
Plaudler Company
Sobel Jewelers
Rogard Furniture
Spring Valley
Wualt's
West Side Food Market
U, A
Haserodt Jewelers
Elyria Hi
Women's Bowling Sked Announced At Nick Lanes
A women's singles handicap bowling tournament is set for Nick Lanes on Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week. The schedule lists two sets of matches on Wednesday and two on Thursday with players including Evanish Kline Bruce Ames Ross and Henke among others. Ted Carpenter won the men's headpin tournament at Nick Lanes with 331, Hank Thierry second with 326.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Lanes
A Evanish
M. Kline
M. Bruce
Ames
K. Ross
A. Ross
S. Bedford
P. Potok
E. Reynolds
H. Taylor
Marion Henke
C. Henke
R. Henke
G. Hinke
V. Palchey
C. Tarry
Nick Lancs
Hank Thierry
Golf Standing in Spring Valley Twi Lite League
In the Spring Valley Twi Lite League the American Divisions show standings for teams including Timms and a list of other clubs such as Biel, BARS, UERMArae, Wola Heslaurent, Kaail, and Crips Ofpp Sporing. Final positions and points are not clearly readable due to OCR garble but the report centers on current league standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
Timms
Kurcies and Snieack Biel Bars
Uermarae
Wola Heslaurent Kaail i
Pteudler Kaipen Y
Ahionel Divgarcy
Thams
Eure Xil AL Bpeeds
Peet Company
2 Regard Furniture Thomason Putate Crips
Ofpp Sporing Gunds ‘Dulty Constraeten Pir
Durocher shifts players as Dodgers surge to top spot
Dodgers manager Leo Durocher rotates lineup including seven outfielders and three catchers as Harold Reese remains constant at short. Dodgers win ninth straight home game 7 6 after Pete Reiser triple steal in five run rally. Embree shines for Indians in 9 2 win over Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caml Lundquist
United Press
EW York
Notre Dame
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush Dailies
Seniers Oizay
Ebbets Fund
Leonidas le Durocher
Dodgers
He Yi
Dodger
Branel Rickov
Durogher
Harold
Peewee) Reese
Ahortatag Ios
St. Louis
Dials
Back Vard
Durneher
Phils
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn
Mike Budnick
Giants
Boston
Tigers
White Sox
Chicago
Detroit
Letty Hal Newhouser
Browns
Indians
Cleveland
Charles
Red) Embree
Charley
New London Seeks Fifth Straight District Meet Win
New London High thin-clads coached by John Swearengen head to Mansfield for the District Class B meet aiming for a fifth consecutive victory. The Cats have already claimed the B title at Ohio Wesleyan and Clearview Relays, won the Northern League, and defeated Amherst in a dawn meet, with prior titles in 1945 at the District Class B, Ohio Wesleyan, and Northern League meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London
John Swearengen
New London High
Mansfield
Cats
Ohio Wesleyan
Clearview
Amherst
California Team Wins ABC Title On 3 023 Total
The Slo-Da-Mars from Santa Monica led the field at the American Bowling Congress championships in Buffalo with a five-man total of 3 023, the first Pacific Coast team to win this event in its 43 year history. Harold Lloyd's Lins Da-Mar squad earned 1500 dollars and five diamond medals for the victory, with Heils of Milwaukee taking 1209 and Ryan's Cafe of Rochester 1000 for second and third. The meet offered 28 prizes totaling 52022 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. C
Buffalo Armory
Harold Lloyd
Santa Monica
Cal
Tme
Pacific Coast
Milwaukee Heils
Slo-Da-Mars
Hetls
Ryan's Cafe
Rochester
N. Y
Adolph Carlson
Congress Arcade
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goodyear
Ltn Eee
Oss
Ona
Han Ae Og
Don McGinley
Broad
Bar Avenue
Frankie Fer
Roosevelt Hospital
Aden
Youre
Hilly Graham
New
Vwouk
Avena
Bey
Richey
Bear Mountain
Echos
Tom Jade
Yanks
Brrney
Tey United
Pet Perkoson
Willams
Vernon
Washington
Ad Az
Largs
Aia
Vatson
Reese
St Louis
al Sang
Herma Brooklyn Me
Hones DM
Als
Yankees Williams
Tei Doerr
Williams
Joles
Braves
Abe
Herardino
Mamilton
Hamilton
Commission
Durocher
California
Paypeed
Headquerton
George Hermann
General Tire Service