Lakewood track upset looms after ineligible star debate
Lakewood faced disqualification threats after Daft's alleged ineligibility affected the district meet results. Maud Dutt of Takewead won three events and set multiple marks, while Lakewood edged rivals in points but could lose the team title if Daft is ruled ineligible.
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Tuniste Annial Lake Eige
Cleveland
Maud Dutt
Takewead
Foe
Mutt
Fleet
Otter
Teague
Watt
Aus Eversipit
Lakewood
Stanelligs
Datt
Rangers
Lorin
Daft
Lakesod
$100 or More Promised to Bomber for MacArthur Fund
The Elyria Bowling Center owner Al Wachsherser expects the Bomber for MacArthur Club fundraiser to top $100 and possibly reach $150,000. Proceeds from the recent handicap bowling tournament will aid General MacArthur’s forces, with a Cleveland headquarters group overseeing contributions. Also noted: Berea High School to gain former Oberlin College athlete Morris as basketball and football helper next fall, plus a survey on amateur team sponsorship and local sports updates.
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al Wachsherser
Wachsherser
Elyria
MacArthur Club
Cleveland
MacArthur
Douglas A. MacArthur
Austral
Alrrady
Oreulin College
Funlball
Berea High School
Iles
C. Morris
Wakeman High
Huron County
Cuyahata
Ken Noble
Berea
Morris
Johany Muckle
Obverlin Catfere
Vollese
Alaple Heights
Euclid Shore
Wwe
Illinois golfer Big Ten champion at Ann Arbor
Illinois golfer Jimmy McCarthy won the Big Ten title at Michigan as the Wolverines hosted the event. McCarthy posted an 11 over par total to lead a 1255 team score, beating Minnesota by three, while Ohio State and Wisconsin followed. Strong winds shaped scores across the par 72 course.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Triais
Jimmy McCarthy
Michigan
McCarthy
Mth
Evaha bin Smith
Michican
Spera Malas
Minnesota
Astro
Univerity
Minhenfa
Billy Gilvert
Ohio
Ted
Csa
Democrats Win 8-5 In Ridgeville Baseball Tilt
The Ridgeville Democrats defeated Lendix Westinghouse 8 to 5 last night on the Ridgeville diamond. Jack Yara pitched effectively for the win, guiding the home team through the late innings as the lineup produced key hits. Danny Mettage contributed with steady defense and timely run support despite Bendix mounting a late rally.
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Ridgeville Democrats
Lendix- Westinghouse
Ridgeville
Dems
Jack Yara
Jack Mettage
Bendix
Elyria Country Club Women Hold Local Fairways Event
Vic Dremtenstein and Mrs Quincy Winsor win Class A at Elyria Country Club women’s event. George Livingst on takes Class B. Mrs Breitenstein and Mrs Winer tie in Class A with Winsor drawing the draw for next week’s match. Next Tuesday’s play features low net and low putts with partner draws.
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M's
Vic Dremtenstein
Quincy Winsor
George Livingston
Elyria Country Club
Requi
Breitenstein
Winer
Winsor Tokine
Livingsten
Slits Colleges That Abandon Athletics
New York May 30 Lieutenant Walter B Bayless condemns colleges ending competitive sports in Naval Air Corps circles. He stresses athletics as vital to service readiness and urges continued practice by all cadets at Ely Stadium at 6:30 Thursday and Friday.
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New York
Walter B. Bayless
Naval Air Corps
Tasles
Commer
Threnas J. Hamilton
Estreler
Ife
Isd
Air Corps
Embree Shuts Down Athletics In 4-1 Indians Victory
Rookie Charles Embree limited Philadelphia to four hits as Cleveland beat the Athletics 4-1 to move a half game ahead of the Yankees in the American League. Veteran Indians arms and solid relief kept the game under control as Cleveland extended their home win streak to eight of nine.
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Cleveland
Sey
Cleveland Indians
Holt Feller
Navy
Indians
al Smith
Chub Dear
al Milner
Mel Mander
Verso Kennedy
Joe Meving
Kim Uaghy
Alians
Charles “Rell
Embree
Philadelphia Athlics
Tribe
New York Yankees
Yanks
Philadelphia
Renin
Toute
Philadelos
Diamonds Reservations Announced For Elyria Teams
Carl W Wagner of the Elyria Recreation Board announced that the board has granted permission to schedule teams for Edison Jefferson No 1 Jefferson No 2 Roosevelt Franklin McKinley Ely Allen Garfield and Superior diamonds. Allen will host both softball and baseball while Franklin and Garfield diamonds are for boys teams only. The board takes over next Monday and reservations must be made at the Recreation Board office in City Hall. Permits will be issued. the Recreation Office is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nights from seven to ten.
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Carl W. Wagner
Elyria Recreation Board
Fhe Hoard
dia+ tmonds
Edison
Jefferson No
Roosevelt
Frankin
McKinley
Ely
Allen
Garford
Superior
Wasner
Frankin and Garford
Bors
Jeerealan Board
Recreation Board
Hal
Mike Recreation
Stars Grab Easy 12-2 Win Over Club Outfit
The South End All Stars defeated the 13 Club 12 to 2 in Hamilton Diamond action. Len Monski earned the win with Letty Saley catching, while Monekalnwerd collected seven hits. For the losers, Andrews and Kassy each had two hits.
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Stars
South End All Stars
Hamilton Diamond
Len Monski
Letty Saley
Monekalnwerd
Fink Mefera
Talarek
Austars
Andrews
Kassy
Oberlin College honors forty spring letter winners
Oberlin College announces forty students awarded spring letters after the season's end. Standouts include Richard Holmes and Robert Dew in golf and track veterans Thomas Wood and Hans Andere for baseball and tennis players, with several first year and second letter recipients across golf, tennis, baseball, and track from multiple towns and cities.
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Oberlin
Amons
Richard Holmes
Robert Dew
David Hildner
Thomas Wood
Harry Hamilton
Allen Arnold
Hans Andere
John Carlisle
Bucyrus
Herbert Hansen
Kansas City
Dick LeFevre
Elkhart
Ind
Paul Nawrocki
Brockton
Mass
Robert DeGaul
Maplewood
N. J
Robert Premmand
Queida
N.Y
Donald Berker
Cuyahoga
Fale
Tenmls
Chatun Dug
Practice Blackout At Stadium On Friday
Cleveland fans will witness a Friday practice blackout at the Indians night game versus the St. Louis Browns. Lights go out after the first half as fans in the stands match the hush with action on the field.
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Cleveland
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Elyria Women Stand Out In Bowling Congress Team Tie
In Milwaukee on May 20 an unbacked Elyria Ohio team totaled 2236 for the Women's International Bowling Congress tourney. Mary Valerius led with 483, followed by Helen Taylor 471, Helen McManus 453, Gertrude Henke 423, and Agnes Valerius 405 as the squad prepares for doubles and singles.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Eilyria
Ohio
Mary
Elyria Ctr bowling vs East Carolina Indians Thursday schedule
In a camera schedule at the Car Ue diamond at 6 39 Thursday evening Elyria Bowling Centr faces East Carolina Indians. Players from both teams are asked to report promptly for capacity control.
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Elyria
East Carliine Indians
Pittsburg Navy furlough delays boxing match plans
Ken Creslin cannot get a Navy furlough, delaying a planned bout for 1 year old Emnard Charles from Cincinnati. Charlee Murley will fight a 10 round bout at Wales Field on May 25, announced today.
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Pittsburgh
Maro
Ticcause
Ken Creslin
Navy
Emnard Charles
Cine Jeinnatt
Charlee Murley
Wales Field
Elyria suffers loss to Sandusky in dual track meet
Elyria High tracksters fell to Sandusky High at Strobel Field by 723.5 to 372.5 in a sunlit dual meet. Flyrla swept the 100 and 220 dashes and the high jump, while Livels berger swept the sprints and helped the winning mile relay quartet. The Sandusky trio dominated several events as Elyria plans a rematch Friday at Ely Stadium.
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Elyria High
Sandusky High
Strobel Field
Sandusky
Flyrla
Livelsberger
Ton Mynchenberg
Dick Wagner
George Hrunner
Till Says
Ambrose Cook
Hill
Keedte
Bandurky
Elynh
Mirphan
Ste
SuVard Manherdierliberger
Robers
Ronagen
Stephan
Mmet
Manotiendersen
It Mater
Lew Nordles
Maloney
Cook
Doens
Fiamesayles
Gollmarce
Henderson
Teueraan
Reds Open Two Game Series With Phillies In Tight NL Battle
Cincinnati Reds travel to Philadelphia for a two game set hoping to climb from near the NL cellar by beating the Phillies who sit in last place. The Reds have split their season series with Philadelphia so far and will start either Gene Thompson or Ray Starr on the mound. In other action, Eddie Joost’s misplays helped the Braves edge Cincinnati 2 1 yesterday as Lombardi scored after Joost muffed a potential double play in the ninth. Vander Meer lasted eight frames for Cincinnati with six hits allowed before Riddle took the loss in relief.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati Reds
Phils
Reds
Gene ‘Thompson
Ray Starr
Bees
Joost
Eddie Joost
Braves
Boston
Emile Lombardi
Lombardi
Frank McCormick
Lonnie Frey
Gerald Walker
Joumy Vander Meer
Cincinnat
Rave
Elmer Riddle
Cooley Birds Two to Win In 75 Mile Marion Elyria Race
Elyria Homing Pigeon Club held its second race of the year from Marion to Elyria. Bob Cooley’s birds took first and second with speeds averaging 7354 and 6607 yards per minute amid foggy conditions. Other notable results list Jack Ternes, William Cooley, and John Hayes among top finishers in the 10-bird field. The next race covers the Sidney to Ely route next Saturday.
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Elyria
Theyrar
Marion
Need
Bob Cooley
Jrd
Bint
Jack Ternes
William Cooley
Lo Hayes
John Hayes
Warns Jayox Sasa
Jalawire
Will Shin
Sidney, O
Elyvia
Colan Favored to Beat Christo in Major Heavyweight Bout
Chicago May night sees New York youngster Johany Coslan facing Anton Christoforidis in a 10 round heavyweight elimination fight at Chitaro Stadium. Colan tipped to weigh 164 pounds while Christoforidis targets 164 as the bout looms in Chicago.
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Chicago
Johany Coslan
New York
Falts
Tavorite
Anton Chiristoforidis
Chitaro Stadium
Colan
Foronight
Chrigofcridis
Miami Beats Ohio 6-4 in Columbus tilt
Miami University football team defeated Ohio State 6-4 in Columbus with pitcher Justin Treacher holding the Buckeyes to eight hits. The game showcased strong late offense and solid defense from the visitors despite a windy, damp afternoon.
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Columbus
Miami Uniteraty
Ohio State
Juston
Buckeyes
Aix Bite
Indians Rally Boosts Hope in AL Tilt And Hill
Cleveland Indians win fourth straight behind rookie Charles Embree who held the Athletics to four hits for his first major league victory as Jeff Heath and Cris Hackett pace a 10 hit attack. Detroit tops Boston in AL action while Yankees beat Milwaukee in an exhibition. Dodgers sweep Cubs as St Louis and Brooklyn win to stay near the top in the NL. Phils rally to beat Pirates with Litwhiler and LiMaggio contributing key hits.
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IAD
Larly Maclhall
Brooklyn
Adolf
Benite
Hirohito
Druiens
Cubs
Dahlgren
DeWitt
Truwna
Waita
MacPhail
Kairer Wilhelm
Carkee
Hasa
Walph Camill
Dodgers
Dahltren
Boston Red Six
New York Yankees
Heston Braves
Cuds cc
Browns
Darkness Crew
Pratans Ir
Oscar Fealey
United Press
EW York
UFI
Cleveland Indians
Smattig
Yanks
Charles
Embree
Slinger
Wilkes Barre
Athletics
Tribe
Indians
Milwaukee
Marvin Breuer
Johnny Lindell
Norm Branch
Chicago Cubs
Curt Davis
Phil Cavarretta
Chicago
Doe Medwick
Big Bill Lee
Dixie Walker
Dostin
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Braves
Reds
Johnny Cooney
Dases
al Javery
Johnn Vander Meer
Boston
Ernie Lambston
Frank Demater
Frank McCormick
Lonnie Frey
Gee Walker
McCormick
Johnny Sain
Javery
Mal Schumacher
Giants
Howie Pallet
Johnny Beazley
Jim Maynard
Mel Ott
Ken O'Dea
O— Vesterday
Red) Embree
Cleveland
Idle Brewers Grab Lead Amid Slender AA Spurt
The Milwaukee Brewers moved into first in the American Association after Kansas City lost to Toledo 7 to 1. St Paul beat Indianapolis 4 to 3 and Minneapolis defeated Louisville 4 to 4. Upcoming games: Kansas City at Toledo, Milwaukee at Columbus, St Paul at Indianapolis, Minneapolis at Louisville.
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Hy United Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Brewers
Kansas City
Blues
Toledo Mudhens
St Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Jacobs To Seek Louis in Fight With Pastor Bout
Promoter Mike Jacobs said he would seek a summer bout between heavyweight champion Joe Louis and Pastor Bob Pas tor if Pastor wins his Friday bout with Tami Mauricio. Jacobs arrived for Thursday’s Navy relief show between Lee Savold and Lou More at Griffith Stadium and planned to ask the Army’s permission for Louis to fight.
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Washington
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Bob Pastor
Pastor
Tami Mauricio
Jacobs
Thunday
Navy
Lee Savold
Lou More
Griffith Stadium
Army
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American Baseball Congress
Arateur
Eee Aleab
Belmont
Basil James
Alsab
Calif
Sonteune
Elyria Gaffers
Crimson Linksmen
Ohio State University
Bill Hull
George, Prhaska
Steve Traicoff
Jack Stanford
Illinois
CVS
Ely Stadisma
A’s
Center Nine
Ridgeville Finegan Sheriffs
Tytia Dowling Center
Oat Biswas
Mene Lars Rae
Kreadeary Mackavees
Penere Ovwald
Gutath
Erie
Eere Winkie Pear
Reo Emmeree
Charles Redd
Philadelphia Athletics
League Park
Oberlin College
Frank Clelland
Atlanta
Gaz Druce Bockstanz
Oak Park
G.W. LP
Byton Sane
Haute
Aubiry
Arionia
Vestas Ereland
Prusesisnea
Detynit
Berton
Onis Mary
St. Levu
Tomorres
Dari
Mationm
Armkign
Ancia
Pruadeiphtte
Mestes
Pakadrintis
Pealince
Uae
Guya
Pate Warnmarten
Teleto
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Iners
Bettoa
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Moorea
Teraiseaine
Cotemtar
Tivyer
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West Sidi
Ita
Yamarne
Bru
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Jars
Taney
Mann
Ned Saids
Ieee
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Wtney
Et Borner
Berttotr
Ferman Ars
Sminenee
Terre
Torey
Artis
Terns Barrvie
Weaathy
Ratimate
Ceve Ganenan
Perea Speman
Phillies
Cooley
Marion-Elyria
Christo
Miami
Tire Service
G.M. Marsh’ Son
A. A
Eldotread
Louis
Aeris
Ellen Dure
Benie
Jaynes
Aarti
SUN
Rainey Saino
Birmingham
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