Senators surge in pennant race behind Hustling inators
Washington, under Bucky Harris, rises to second place as trades and strong pitching boost the Senators. Sleater’s eight-hitter keys a 2 1 victory over the White Sox, while Chicago's two wins and Boston and Brooklyn’s victories reshape the standings.
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United Press
EW York
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Senators
Harris
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Indians
Jackie Jensen
Archie Wilson
Frank “Os
Washington
Ray Coleman
Chicago
Blooper Loop League Opens Tuesday at Jefferson School
Blooper League starts its season Tuesday with eight teams. Opening game features Coach-Uthe Com pany and Erb Radio at 6 45 on the Jefferson School diamond. Remaining six squads have dates pending due to Little League West scheduling. Other entrants include Toggery Shop Gibby's Place Freehamf Trailer Ohio Fuel Gas Knights for Columbus and United Polish Club.
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Uthe Company
Erb Radio
Jefferson School
Harold
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Elyria
Toggery Shop
Gibby’s Place
Freehamf Trailer
Ohio Fuel Gas
Knights For Columbus
United Polish Club
Oberlin Indians win district meet lead to state finals
Oberlin High School's Indians dominated the Baldwin Wallace Berea district meet, scoring 67 in 19 teams and qualifying 13 of 14 events for the state championship in Columbus. Bob Bryant led with three firsts and a discus record, as Bay Village and Avon Lake chased the Lorain County teams with strong showings.
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Bill Konicek
Ron Oakley
Willie Edwards
Ron Swann
Holden
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Clayt Kaiser
Neal Shannon
Dick Gleason
Kaiser
Shannon
Wicks
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Baldwin-Wallace
Pete Purvis
Bay
George van Neil
Jim Monagan
Fired Wolf
North Royalion
Ed Kohler
Cuyahoga County
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Fred Wolf
Pendela
Ron Brown
Barte
Strongsille
Rubel
Pinnick
Querlin
Wearsch
Fischer i Strongsviller
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B Barckert
Chuck Robison
Srvant Oberlin
Schwing
Maurer T Avon
Ron Keating
Dave Hinckley
Dick Fenn
Boo Kaase
Londontide
Overlin
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Wile Edwards
Clearsie
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Horton
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D Starbuck
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Renton
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Avon Lakes
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Baldwin-Wallace College
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Indians and Athletics split twin bill as Garcia wins
Cleveland keeps a 2 1/2 game lead after two tight games with Philadelphia. In the first game Bobby Shantz shut out the Indians on three hits. in the second Mike Garcia pitched a nine hit shutout, with Eddie Joost and Gus Zernial homering for the A's. Al Rosen sat out with a thigh injury and Bob Kennedy started at third base.
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Bob Kennedy
al Rosen
Roe
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Jackie Robinson
Gil Hodges
Rube Walker
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Chicago
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Tommy Brown
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Philadelphia Athletics
Indians
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Bob Feiler
Mike Garcia
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Zerniai
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Ray Boone
Skeeter Kell
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Zoldak
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Kennedy Boone
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Dody Simpson Kennedy
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Majeski
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National League standings and results recap
Brooklyn leads Chicago by two games as the standings show Brooklyn 29 18 7 , Chicago 29 18 13. St Louis 29 14 7 15 Philadelphia 13 444, Cincinnati 13 4 23, Pittsburgh 25 16. Yesterdays results Brooklyn 7 Chicago 2 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati at Boston rained out Pittsburgh at New York rained out. Todays games Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburgh vs New York. Tomorrow Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston. International League Montreal 22 19 0.688 Rochester 14 15 0.309 Toronto 18 14 0.583 Springfield 15 16 0.484 Syracuse 16 14 0.533 Ottawa 12 20 0.375 Baltimore 10 20 0.333 Buffalo 16 15 0.518 Rochester 5 1 Syracuse 0 3 second game eight innings.
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Oberlin Golfers Fifth In League Championship Meet
Oberlin College golfers totaled 354 to place fifth in the Annual Ohio Conference Championship at Granville. Ohio Wesleyan won with 328, Wooster 332, Denison 338, and Wittenberg 342. Ron Kulp of OWU shot 74 to tie Wooster’s Dick Paige for medal honors.
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Wooster
Denison
Wittenberg
Ron Kulp
Dick Paige
Oberlin
Bob McDougal
Jerry Seeran
Bob Kohlin
Dick Erickson
Shirai Wins Flyweight World Title in Tokyo Bout
Yoshio Shirai, 28, of Japan defeated Dado Marino of Hawaii by a 15 round decision to claim the world flyweight championship before about 40,000 at Korakuen Stadium. Shirai dominated late with a barrage of head and body punches to secure a unanimous win and Japan’s first world boxing crown.
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Yoshio Shira
Japan
Dado Matimo
Hawaii
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Marino
Shirai
Koraguen Stadium
Shira
Little Brown Doll
Islands
Kenyon Lacrosse Routs Oberlin 16 3 in Gampeter Duel
Kenyon College lacrosse dominated Oberlin College 16 to 3 at Gampeter, aided by five goal bursts in the first and fourth periods. The win gives Kenyon seven wins with no losses or a tie, while Oberlin drops to one win four losses and a tie.
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Oberin College
Gampeter
Kenyons
Oberlin
Little League West Opens Season With Two Games Today
Little League West opens at the Lexington Avenue diamond with two contests. The 6 o clock game features defending champions American Legion nine versus Eagles No 431, followed by United Polish Club against Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 079 at 7 30.
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American Legion
Eagles
United Polish Club
Vetrans of Foreign Wars
Lattle League East
D and N Coney Island
Gardner Jewelers
Knights of Coumbus
Lorain Glass
Oberlin Teams Readying Five Spring Season Finals
Oberlin College schedules five season finales this week across tennis golf lacrosse track and baseball. The Yeomen tennis team faces Hiram at Hiram to end its season while golf meets Ohio Wesleyan here Friday. Lacrosse hosts Ohio State Saturday, track goes to Delaware for the Ohio Conference meet, and baseball plays Akron here Saturday after a midweek Akron clash.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Hiram College
Hiram
Yeomen
Lysle K Butler
Netters
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State
Delaware
Ohio
University of Akron
Akron
Wooster
Iguy Thrower
Oberlin Netters Narrow Victory Despite Blumenthal Crown
Oberlin College’s Bob Blumenthal won the Ohio Conference singles title while the Yeomen finished second in the team standings. Kenyon led with 16 points as Denny, Denison, and Ohio Wesleyan claimed multiple championships, with Roginsky and Kahn winning No. 3 singles and McMasters partnering for the No. 1 doubles title.
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Oberlin
Bob Blumenthal
Oberlin College
Yeomen
Blumenthal
Kenyon
Dennison
Ohio Wesleyan
Wooster
Wittenberg
Akron
Hiram
Mt Union
Oberlein
AL Roginsky
Bob Kahn
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