Lorain Baseball in State Finals Tilt Fazeka's 4th 3-Hit Game
Lorain High meets Reading in the state finals after a 3-1 win over Columbus St. Charles. Pitcher Bill Fazekas earned his fourth straight three-hitter with 14 strikeouts as Lorain stretched to eight wins in ten starts. Dick Kalo led the offense with three hits and drove in a run.
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Columbus—Lorain High
Reading
Columbus St. Charles
Bill Fazekas
Larry Sopko
St. Charles
Commbus
Lorain
Steelers
Elyria High
Oberko College
Dick Kalo
Tony Misko
Lohlmyer
Pete Kohlmyer
Kalo
Kohlmyer
Jerry Gatehouse
Middleport
Urbana-Salem
Doylestown
Chippewa
Sam Huffman
Lorain High
Hawks Rally Past Buckeyes for Key Iowa Win
Iowa’s Zanotti slams a two run shot in the fifth to power the Hawkeyes to a 4-2 victory over Ohio State, strengthening their pursuit of the championship.
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Owa City
Iowa
Zanotti
Sirgie
Hawkeyes
Oia State
Elyria Industrial City Softball League Opens 1937 Season
The Elyria Industrial City Softball League opens its 1937 season Tuesday at Elyria Recreation Field with a four game slate sponsored by the Elyria Recreation Board. Games include Elna Telephone Co. vs MESA on diamond No 1 at 7 pm and Chan dler Co. vs Birtner DeCarlo Funeral Home on diamond No 2 at 6 30. Eleven teams compete for City and Industrial League titles with two half seasons and playoffs. This will be the first full season with night lights at diamond No 2. Umpires listed and Steve Bako as official scorekeeper.
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Elyria Industriial City
Ely‘ria Recreation Board
Elyria Recreation Field
Elna Telephone Co
M.E.S.A
Phandler Co
Birtner- DeCarlo Funeral Home
Herman Contractors
Lear Romeo
Tin Benders
Glsen Co
Nwo
AH 31
Ttle
Diadem
Diamond No. 2
Ray Thompson
Felix Klimczak
Dave
Knerien
Joe Paul
Elton Lear
Howard Rader
Alex Sabo
Franks Zalatel
Lis
Steve Bako
Fight Results by United Press INGTON
Akins, 147. Mo stepped diame reaches 7 Poste.
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United Pressington
Akins
Diame Reches
Pia
Reublin wins state shot title as Ohio meet records set
Upper Arlington leads golf chase as Olmsted Falls star Bob Reublin wins the Class A shot put with 52 feet 6% inches and Doug Cotterman of Mentor tops discus at 114 feet 4% inches. Springfield Public sets a mile relay mark and James Herbstreit shines in multiple events.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Bob Reublin
Olm
Sted Falls
Doug Cotterman
Menitor
Gary Huber
Marion Harding
Springfield
Cleveland Heights
James Herbstreit
Cincinnati
Oimsied Falls
Fred Brower
West Alexandria
Dave Harm
Ted Millice
Barberton
Jarnt
Woody Wright
Huron
Lakeland Conferm
Bob Randleman
Paul Dorfied
Jefferson
James Bo
Kingsville
Ed Taylor
Plymouth
Darrel Peters
Jefferson iTwp
Wayne Wagot
Menter
Clark Kellogg
Cleveland East
Jerry Lucas
Middletown
Larry Imalien Iberger
Daston Eeposevyit
John
Burns
Fairborn
Elyria
Linksters
Jack Moyes Jed
Pioneers
Madden Tured
Andy’ Garwolinsis
Jim Jones
Dave Samaritani
Sandusky
Roger Oale- Tmacher
Upper Arlington
Dayton Fair't Ynont
Steubenville
Sandusky Watch
Warren Harding
Shaker Heights
Toledo Central Catholic
Ashland
Westonville
Char
Cincinenah
Walnut Hills
Elsha
Lancaster
Masstion
Jackie Nicklaus
Upper Arington
Bill Nagy Brush
Jer Mn Levin
Cincinnati County Day
Dan Mesch
Jim Tenney
Cincinnati Iown Hills
Mansfield
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Dayton Oakwood
Pioneers Award Winners at Elyria High Assembly
Elyria High athletes received letters and awards at a school assembly. Thurman Taylor won the DECA Club outstanding athlete award among spring sport members while serving as pitcher on the baseball team.
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Elyria High
Thurman Taylor
DECA
Local Golf League Action Led by Cailhan at Home Links
Cailhan shot a one over par 37 to lead General Industries Golf League at Home Links North Olmsted yesterday pairing against Floyd Laskey who toured the course in 38. The Lockes beat the Hogans 43 to 25 and the Sneads moved atop the league with a 4 3 win over the Burkes. standings list Sleepy Hollow 19 St Andrews Acacia 18 Ridgewood 1544 Augusta 14 Pinehurst Oakmont 14 Columbia Hills 112 Cherry Ridge 1 Pine Ridge 1042.
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Dim Cailhan
General Industries Golf League
North Olmsted
Cailhan
Floyd Laskey
Lockes
Hogans
Sneads
Burkes
Lackes
Larry Schaeffer
Ken Daly
Andy Wossilek
Paul Ewry
Cherry Ridge
Jack Davis
Don Kauffman
Sleepy Hollow
St. Andrews
Acacia
Ridgewood
Augusta
Oakmont
Pinehurst
Columbia Hills
Pine Ridge
Davis
K Kautman
U S and Venezuela Split Opening Davis Cup Singles
In Caracas the U S surprised as Venezuela won one singles match while the U S was favored in today's doubles in the Davis Cup American zone second round. Vic Seixas won a U S singles match yesterday but Tyo Primental upset Grant Golden.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S
Vic Seixas
Tyo Primental
Grant Golden
Olmstead’s 537 Tops Friday Night Mixed League
Olmstead’s 537 led the Friday Night Mixed League with games of 179 183 and 119 for a 537 series. Else Westlake had the best women’s set with 203 in the opening game and 468 for the series. Team No. Ti 35 claimed first place with a 7 won l ost record.
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Sian Olmstead
Else Westlake
The Toughest Spot I Was Ever In
In this editor’s note Tom Harmon recalls the 1940 Michigan at Minnesota game as his toughest moment. He describes rain and snow, failing to score against the Gophers despite a 26 6 halftime lead, and a costly 7 6 loss. He laments his ball carrying and notes he never beat Minnesota or scored on them in three years. He recounts overconfidence and raspberry gifts from Minneapolis chamber after comments. Minnesota crowned national champions with players like Dick Wildung Urban Olson Bruce Smith George Frank Butch Levy.
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Michigan
Tom Harmon
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Forest Evashevski
Bruce Smith
Golden Gophers
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Dick Wildung
Urban Qolson
George Frank
Butch Levy
Harmon
Davis Bell Lead Big Ten Track Prelims
EVANSTON, ILL. Indiana and Ohio State led the Big Ten track and field prelims with 15 and nine qualifiers respectively. Greg Bell of Indiana and Glenn Davis of Ohio State dominated the Friday preliminaries, advancing in multiple events including the broad jump and sprints. Michigan also advanced several competitors across events.
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Evanston, i
Uins
Indiana University
Ohio State University
Indiana
Ohio State
University of Michigan
Hoosiers
Greg Bell
Ohio
Glenn Davis
Bell
Davis
Campanella And Newcombe Spark Dodgers To 6-0 Win
Dodgers rout the Giants 6-0 as Roy Campanella belts two homers driving in four with Don Newcombe tossing his sixth straight complete game and fourth win. Campanella homers twice, Newcombe fans six, while Carl Furillo adds an RBI. Dodgers move into a second place tie with Milwaukee, three games behind the Reds.
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Milton Richman
Gernert
Boston
Yankees
United Press
Jack Burns
Ting
Jim Brideweser
Andy Carey
Campanella
Don Newcombe
Chuck Stubbs
Dodgers
Orioles
Ike Delock
Frank Sullivant
Rom Sturdivant
New York Giants
Newcombe
Johnny Antonelli
Ainle
Carl Furiilo
Steve Ridzik
Milwaukee
Redlegs
Cardinals
Cubs
Braves
Phillies
Pirates
Cleveland
White Sox
Baltiamore
Senators
Kansas City
Cards
Cincinnati
Larry Jackson
Hoyt Wilhelma
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Peat
JIM Resar, Inc
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Jacobsen
Ical
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Olmsted Falls
Reublin
Drayson
Rais Seake
Allen
Stevens
Petersburgz
Springfield iTwo
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Bob Kien
Old Fort
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Pet Ersburg
Saceatiela
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Liberty Center
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Cal Wer
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al Saha
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Larry Stark
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3Fike Trivers
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ST Louis
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Penicopee
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Eldridge
Olmstead
Herm Weingates
Nancy Weingates
Stan Olmatend
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Warren Spain
Moe Drabowsiky
Chicago
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Granny Hamner
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Bob iFriend
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Jones
Cirrcuit
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Ceccarelli
Stephens
Dick Gernert
Sandy
Harold Rorick
Ticoh
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