The Five Theater Rec Boake and Antomiedis Legion Rise
Carl ts ra reports on a theater season at the Five Recreation Boake featuring the Antomiedis Legion Gabe and Pinniees Memlers. The article notes more teams than last season and mentions a newly organized circuit with expected movement among clubs and players.
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Farifis
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Antomiedis Legion Gabe
Pinniees Memlers
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Fuse Bral Hotke
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Indians and Senators battle in low scoring game
Cleveland Indians veteran Harte Haeder receives honor as the Indians and Washington Senators clash. Leonar d, Kuhel and Searcy contribute key hits while Leo Leonard allows only three more hits after a rough fourth inning. final score reflected a tight 3 to 0 setback for Cleveland.
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Mel Haeder
Cleveland Indians
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Stith
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Senatosa
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Mickey Rocco
Roy Cullenbine
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Rick Ferrelt
Joe Kuhel
Johnny Sullivan
Searcy
Sullivan
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Leoniird
Ed Kilemiar Thten
Warington
Raf
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Clearview Nine Competes In State Tournament Clash
Clearview High School coach Chitt Stubblefield leads the Nine in Class B state tournament prep in Columbus. The team earned the berth by winning the Korin County fauguay championship and district meet at Rents In.eounty, defeating Brookside Gration and Roush Amherst. The Clippers face Perry and Stow as the event opens tomorrow evening at 7.
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Chitt
Stubblefield
Clearview High School
Columbus
Clearview
Rents
Clippers
Brookside
Gration
Roush Amherst
Kent
Perry
Stow
State high school track finals set for Ohio campus weekend
Ohio's oldest scholastic sports carnival returns as the annual state high school track and field championships headline events at Ohio State University Saturday and Sunday. Qualifying marks read like a who’s who of district standouts led by Taleda Devilbiss Pfeiffer and Jon Mageio, with top performers in sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws chasing state records.
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Hio
Ohio State Univeralt
Baughman
Akron
Murphy
Srtem
Jon Mageio
Ravenna
Jesse Owens
Tennis Commission Forms To Promote City Tennis
Elyria Ohio announces a new Elyria Tennis Commission to boost tennis participation this summer in cooperation with the Elyria Recreation Board. Plans include pre junior to senior divisions, school questionnaires, and instructional services led by Mrs. Virginia Stark and others. An advisory council will be named and a junior practice is scheduled on the city diamond.
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Elmer J. Setimita
Elyvia Tennis Commission
Tenis Commission
Elyria Recreation Board
Boares
Spains
Prisoy
Keven
Sianary Benmitz
Virginia @uiser Stark
Belly Schaefer
Ray Carter
Reon Moris
Warren Gurman
Frank May
Campise Sion
Plains
Betty Schaefers
Ray
Western Division race heat in late season standings
The report outlines late season Western Division standings with Lakewood in contention for second place. Cleveland Lincoln leads the division with strong showings. Blyrts and Riverites noted among top teams. Elyria patience with pitching, as Leu Smith expected to start later in the season.
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Beer Ani
Pital Lower Ialereon
Hiver
Rye
Lakewood
Cleveland Lincoln
Blyrts
Bernie
Lysaght
Ahreruh
Nochit- Ame
Leu Smith
Elyria
Keihe
Oberlin hosts dual track meet with Miami and DePauw
Oberlin College hosts a full day of athletics with Miami University and DePauw University. Track events start at 2 with a doubleheader baseball on the local diamond. notable performers include Harold Ledbetter and Bill Blackwell from Oberlin and George Pusch Elmer Shewe Virgin Fincher from Miami. Oberlin, on a five game win streak, seeks more success against DePauw as Eastern and quadrangular marks from last week indicate high competition.
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Oberlin College
Miami University
DePauw University
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Miami
Ike
Olioe Blate
Redskins
George Pusch
Elmer Shewe
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Philadelphia
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Bi Blackwell
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Harry Smith
Bi Lund
DePauw
Hoosier
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Senators Edge Yankees In Tight Baseball Battle
In a hard fought game, the Senators defeated the Yankees 6 to 4 as Forti, Nestor, and a strong pitching effort from the rotation held off New York. The Tigers, A’s, and Cubs also posted wins while the Pirates gained on St. Louis, and rainouts affected several National League matchups.
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Fort
Senatershia
Aeassii
Bald Fesnard
Yankees
Clévetant
Bronx Bombers
Hid Senn
Mansfield Plans To Retain Lymper Coach Amid Court Case
Mansfield officials announced James Lymper will be retained as head football coach at Mansfield High School. Lymper, previously involved in a court action, will lead the program as Paul Snyder remains head coach with Navy service and a six month 2A assignment. Softball league roundups note Frankin top standings with matches at Bart and Franklin diamond.
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James L Lymper
eGalion
Lymper
Mansfeld Senior High School
Lumper
Mansfeld
Paul Snyder
Navy
Snyder
Mansqeld
Lymer
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Atternney
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Garford
Jefferson
Franklin
Bart
Local golf fair proceeds aid American Red Cross at Elyria
Annual amateur tournament at Elyria Country Club raises funds for the Red Cross. Morning events crown Low Gross and Low Net champions while afternoon features mix four-ball foursomes. Club seeks about 25 caddies for the season and invites interested boys to report after school. American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Golf League met at Cherry Ridge with Fred Smith leading the individual race at eight points.
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Elyria Country Club
Sanitary Golf League
Fege
Ular
Cherry Ridge
Posae
Fred Smith
Reds And Giants Try Again Tonight
The Cincinnati Reds and New York Giants, rained out yesterday, plan a late night start in their three game set. Bucky Walters seeks his seventh win for the Reds against southpaw Clif Melton for the Giants as both managers keep their pitching plans, amid news of Musial and Munger heading for early military induction.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Paul Erickson
Erickson
UM Phils
Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
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Hirst
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Umpires To Meet Friday Evening
A meeting of all persons interested in umpiring Elyria Recreation Board sponsored baseball and football games this Summer will be held Friday evening in the Board office at City Hall. Carl J. Smith, program director, calls for all men to attend at 7:30. TEAMS PLAY AT ALLEN The Elyria Merchants and Westinghouse teams clash in a football game at Allen School diamond tonight at 7:30. Members of the Merchants expected in full uniform.
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Elyria
City Hall
Carl J. Smith
Smith Wraea
Allen
Elgria Merchants
Bensixs Westinghouse
Allen School
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