Indians Win As Feller Furls Two-Hit Contest
Cleveland and Chicago opened a four game set at Municipal Stadium with Bob Feller firing a two hit shutout as the Indians routed the Senators 16 to 0. Doby and Rosen powered the offense with four RBI apiece and Avila added three singles and a double in five trips. Feller allowed only one base runner to reach first via walk and retired the last 10 in order.
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Chicago White Sox
Municipal Stadium
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Washington Senators
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Washington
Larry Doby
al Rosen
Ob Avila
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Bob Lemon
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Sox
Boston
Enway Park
Cleveland
Sid Hudson
Bob Ross
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Ross
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Doby
Avila
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Harry Simpson
Senatore
Jmen
Clevelana
Rosen
Hegan
Kennedy
Simpson
Avita
Boone
Ennedy
Feier
Lefe
Steuck Ount
McGowan
McKinner
Honochick
Paparela
Westlake Emerges As NL Home Run Threat Behind Hodges
Dodgers star Gil Hodges leads with 14 homers while Pirates slugger Wally Westlake sits six behind Babe Ruth’s 60 for the season. Hank Bauer-style talks aside, Westlake and Kiner chase the record as the pennant race heats up and top pitchers loom in the stretch.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
Naw York
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Gil Hodges
Ralph Kiner
Waly Westlake
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hodges
Babe Ruth
Westlake
Estlake
Pittsburgh
Thun
Kiner
Ruth
Ysted
Billy Meyer
Wally
Meyer
Fiee
Sacramento Indlets
Ernie Bonham
Dolph Cami
Stan Hack
Bruce Edwards
Tommy Glaviano
Mer
Wakeman Cups Eighth Win Beats Birmingham 7 5
Wakeman High's team earned its eighth victory by defeating Birmingham 7 to 5 on Thursday. Bill Burke pitched for Wakeman, with Allan Todd securing yesterday's win as a five hitter, adding a triple, double and single to the attack. The Rough Riders have one loss and have won two straight games.
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Wakeman High
Nnme
Birmingham
Rough Riders
Huron
Bill Burke
Allan Todd
Charles Maxim Louis Savold bouts loom. Boehler to leave South Amherst
Boxing notes discuss Ezzard Charles versus Joey Maxim and Joe Louis versus Lee Savold at New York Memorial Day events. Local sports column reports Bruce Boehler resigning from South Amherst High after four years, detailing his career, achievements, and plans as a time study engineer.
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Chicago
Ezzardi Charles
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Charles
Maxim
Charlies
Polo Grounds
New York
Joe Louis
Lee Savold
Louis
Savold
Paterson
New Jersey
South Amherst
Bruce Boehler
South Amherst High
Boehier
Lorain County
Lorain High
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Boehler
Bowling Green Line
Field Artillery
Baldwin-Wallace
Cleveland Airmen
Carstensen Twins
Gene and
Glenn
Julius Paller
Ed Zaborniak
Steve Vilagi
Cavaliers
Barbara Woodruff
Elyria
Bob Bell
Bill Clark
Clearview
Local Links Highlights at Cherry Ridge City Golf League
Jalowiec led with even par 35 as Timms Spring Turf Riders beat United Polish Club at Cherry Ridge. Meister Real Estate topped Taggers Shop 84 while Memo's Tavern edged Elyria Hardware 542 432 and West Side Lumber edged Elyria Dairies 34 42.
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Timms
United Polish Club
Cherry Ridge
Meister Real Estate
Memo‘'s Tavern
Elyria Hardware
West Side Lumber
Elyria Dairies
al Rivera
George Dahl
Joe Leonowicz
Len Noster
Stan Machock
Don Gurney
Rudy Mate
Lou Lapos
Nick Tobicash
Nick Ross
Jalowiec
Rivera
Mike Sausser
Elsha Hardware
General Motors
Timms Spring Aces
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Giants Bring Up Rookie Gardener
The New York Giants promote 20-year-old Negro centerfielder Willie Mays with limited pro experience. He hit 353 at Trenton in 1950 and 477 in 35 games at Minneapolis this year, and will start in center against the Phillies in Philadelphia tonight.
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New York Giants
Willie Mays
Trenton
Minneapolis
Fairfield High School
Alabama
Giants
Phillies
Philadelphia
Sportsman's Club Dance Promises Community Start
The Beaver Creek Sportsman's Club, formed by residents of South Amherst, hosts its first public event a dance at Swiss Hall South Amherst with Resar's Orchestra. The club has 50 members, has contracted for 250 pheasants and leased 2600 acres near Beaver Creek for hunting. Plans include trapshoots and summer activities.
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Beaver Creek
South Amherst
Swiss Hall
Resar
Memorial Arch Service at Oberlin Finney Chapel
Oberlin holds its annual Memorial Arch service Sunday at 11 a m in Finney Chapel with Rev Herbert Van Meter as speaker. The service honors Oberlin missionaries and associates who died in the Boxer Rebellion. Assisting are Rev Normal Crosby Rev Robert Rankin with choir and brass groups directed by Thomas Cramer.
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Oberlin
Finney Chapel
Herbert van Meter
van Meter
China
Maurice Kessler
Wil
William Gravesmill
William Ray
Thomas Cramer
Christ Episcopal
East Oberlin
Community
First Baptist
Mt. Zior
Baptist
Rust Methodist
First Church
Society of Friends
Association
Charles K. Bryant
Zelma Alice Bryant
All Gospel Chapel
E. College Street
Ralph Young
Berlin
Oberlin community notices and wedding planned
Burton Brandau and Miss Bryant announce a June 23 wedding at South Amherst Methodist church. Local events include poppy sales by the American Legion Auxiliary, stamp club meeting with a 1906 1922 Washington Franklin issue talk, and various church activities across Oberlin and Pittsfield with multiple services and meetings listed.
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Fred Brandau
Brownhelm
South Amherst Methodist Church
Miss Bryant
Oberlin High School
Motorest
Oberlin
Mr. Brandau
Brownhelm High School
Oberlin Stamp Club
the Peoples
Xing, Company
Ruth Smyth
Women’s Society of Christian Service Meets in Vincent Church
At the Vincent Methodist church the Woman's Society of Christian Service held its regular meeting with President Mrs. Bonita Eddy in charge. New officers were installed by Rev. Weyrick, and the group approved purchasing a coffee maker and large electric mixer for the church kitchen. Guest speaker Mrs. Jane LaRowe, Elyria, spoke on her India Mission trip. Refreshments followed as members socialized.
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Vincent
Vincent Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Bonita Eddy
N. M. Weyrick
A. Sprinkle
William Boyd
Weyrick
E. A. White
Alma O'Conner
Nelson
Dorothy Westcott
M. B. Copas
Mary Kight
Tommy
Elsie Keller
May Mahan
Jay
Jane LaRowe
John Morris
Elyria
India Mission
England
Stella Goodsite
Bessie ‘Sprunkle
Sunshine
Copas
Sprunkle
Alvin Mibbard
New Haven
Ohio
Adolph ‘Sprunkle
T. M. Baldwin
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