Ways to lose a horse race Honest and 161th tale
The Saturday Evening Post notes many honest losses and an expert count of 161 for losing a horse race. Pinkerton detectives guard major tracks with identification systems for people and horses to curb cheating as $130 million of track take supported by 25,704,853 patrons is at stake. Jaycee golf and Ohio high school all star tickets follow with local Lorain County events, qualifiers, and travel plans to Canton and Lincoln Nebraska.
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Cranwood
the Post
Pinkerton
National Detective Agency
Post
Lorain County
Elyria Junior Chamber da of Commerce
Jaycees
George Dunstan
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
America
Miami University
Lincoln
Nebraska
Spring Valley
Elyria Junior Chamber
Elyria
Don Sotherden
Fawcett Stadium
Canton
Sotherden
Booster Club
United Polish Club
Vic Janowicz
Harry Strobel
Barberton
the Trabey
Bup Rearick
Canton McKinley
Dick Barrett
Youngstown East
Chuck Mather
Massillon
Homer Eddington
Chillicothe
Jim McDonald
Springfield
George Wertz
Piqua
Toledo
Katona Aims for Second Rubber Bowl Victory
Milan Michigan driver Tray Katona seeks a second straight Rubber Bowl main event win at Zeller Speedway after breaking the track record with a 6 minute 50.37 second 20 lap performance last week at Canfield Fairgrounds. He halted Ralph Pratts’ seven straight wins in AAA Michigan Ohio Valley circuit action.
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Akron
Tray Katona
Milan
Mich
Katona
Ralph Pratts
Canfield Fairgrounds
Pratt
Baseball Loop To Meet This Evening
The Lorain Medina County Baseball League will convene at the Columbia Station fire station tonight at 830. President Alden Hopkins of Ta Grange calls the session as an emergency to discuss the eligibility of pitcher Don Fisher of the Valley Civ team. Maneagris from the league are urged to attend.
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Lorain-Medina County Baseball League
Columbia Station
Alden Hopkins
Ta- Grange
Don Fisher
Jefferson Rone Radin and Eincla Eagles Game Preview
Jefferson Rone Radin and Eincla Eagles face off today on a scheduled game for tie deferson No 4 Gamond at 6 oclock. Players of both teams are asked to take notice and report.
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Rone Radin
Eincla Eagles
Deferson
Amond
Hogan Wins PGA Title in Dramatic 7-6 Victory
In St Louis Hogan defeats Turnesa 7-6 to capture the PGA championship after a gruelling 212 holes across seven days. Hogan, weighing 125 pounds at times, outlasted Mike Turnesa of White Plains New York and earned 3500 cash plus expected yearly PGA earnings near 50000. He becomes the sixth two-time PGA winner and hints at retirement but plans to defend next year.
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St, Louis
WUPI
Ben Hogan
Ben
Gol
Mike Timesa
White Plains
N. Y
Esterday Pi
Hogan
Indians Move Up In Asi'n Race
Indianapolis rose to second in the American Association, one game back of St Paul after beating Milwaukee 8 to 5 as Louisville shut out Saint Louis 5 to 0. Kansas City moved Red Birds to third while Toledo defeated Minneapolis 5 to 2. Les Fleming powered Indianapolis with a seventh inning two run homer, and Louisville pitcher Ace Deal earned a shutout v St Paul. Columbus rallied to a 13 to 10 loss for the Colonels in 11 innings amid 34 total hits.
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Indianapolis
St Paul
Indians
Milwaukee
Saints
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Redbirds
Toledo
Minneapolis
Les Fleming
Lousville
St. Paul
Colonels
Jim Romano
Leroy Pfund
Kansas City Blues
Williams Wins Retains Lightweight Title at Wrigley Field
In a 15 round bout Williams defeats Enrique Bolanos by split decision to retain the lightweight championship. Williams, the undisputed titleholder since 1947 after defeating Bob Montgomery, weighed 125 pounds while Bolanos weighed 134. Referee Charlie Randolph ruled for Bolanos, but two judges favored Williams.
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Los Angeles
W.P
Williams
Enrique Bolanos
Wrigley Field
Bolanos
Bolanos Williams
Bob Montgomery
Charlie Randolph
Reveals How He Killed Two Bulls With One Shot
Harry Manners a big game hunter and ivory dealer returns from a safari in Portuguese East Africa to Lourenco Marques. He recalls shooting 24 elephants in the Chibuto and Guija districts and, in one moment, two bulls fell with a single shot. A bullet entered one ear and exited the other before striking the brain of the second bull. Mrs Manners narrowly escaped when a safari boy fired at a buffalo bull that wandered into camp.
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Harry Manners
Lourenco Marques
Portugese
Africa
Chibuto
Guija
Manners
New London Names Brownson as Athletic Mentor
New London High School announces Ro bert F. Brownson of Ashland has a two-year contract as athletic coach. A former Ashland High School captain and Ashland College football player, Brownson has coached at Jeromesville High and Ashland College. He will coach football basketball and track with Dorsey Maynard as assistant. Ed Chatlin is not re hired.
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New London
Robert F. Brownson
Ashland
Brownson
Ashland High School
Jeromesville High
Ashland County
Ashland College
Dorsey Maynard
Ed Chatlain
Mansfield
Chatlain
Savannah
A And B Tourney Drawings
Columbus Ohio A and B state high school baseball tournament drawings set for Friday and Saturday at Ohio State University. Last year’s winners Cleveland Heights and Hamilton Township eliminated in district play. Remaining A teams are Columbus Central Warren Harding Cleveland Benedictine and Cincinnati Western Hills. B teams listed are Orange Sycamore Township McCutchenseville Brecksville.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State University
Cleveland Heights
Hamilton Township
Columbus Central
Warren Harding
Cleveland Benedictine
Cincinnatih
Western Hills
Orange
Sycamore Township
McCutchenseville
Brecksville
Ohio Wesleyan Defeats Ohio State 6-4 in Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan Bishops upset the Buckeyes 6 to 4 as they exploded for four runs in the third inning. Dick Sword drove in Reggy Brooks and Dick Hagenmeister, Bob Brown scored on a Dudley error, and Sheldon belted a left field homer for the fourth run.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio Wesleyan Bishops
Bishops
Dick Sword
Reggy Brooks
Dick Hagenmeister
Bob Brown
Bob Dudley
Sheldon
Time trials draw 20 cars at Indianapolis track
More than 20 cars lined up for Memorial Day 500 mile time trials at Indianapolis Speedway. Ten openings remain as 23 cars have passed qualifying runs for spots in the starting field. Mauro In Near Spill, Johnny Mauro spun but steered to the pits in a damaged wheel. Rex Mays, Glendale, California, posted over 131 mph in a practice run, close to his May 15 pole time.
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Indianapolis Track
Indianapolis
U.P
Indianapolis Speedway
Mauro
Johnny Mauro
Denver
Rex Mays
Glendale
Cal
Keltner Out Of Indians Lineup Tonight
Ken Keltner, leading the league in home runs, will miss the Cleveland lineup in the second game of the series with Washington due to a bruised right forearm. X rays showed no fracture and heat treatments are planned. he is expected back for Friday night in Chicago.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ken Keltner
Washington
Keltner
Eddie Yost
Chicago
Indians
Dons Breeze In C Loop Opener
Elyria Dons opened their Lorain Class C League season with a 26 to 1 win over the Norwalk Truckers at Lorain Recreation Field. Don Hafferkamp pitched three hit ball as the lineup totaled 21 hits led by Vic Janowicz with a home run.
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Elyria Dons
Lorain
Norwalk Truckers
Recreation Field
Don Hafferkamp
Dons
Vic Janowicz
Indians Blank Senators With Lemon On Hill
Cleveland hosts Washington after Bob Lemon blanked the Senators 4 0 last night for his fifth win, aiding a fifth straight Indians victory under the lights. Haefner took the loss as Cleveland moved two regulars out of the lineup and Gene Bearden was eyed as tonight's probable starter. Attendance reached 23 417.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Bob Lemon
Nats
Lemon
Senators
Washington
Indians
Haefner
Tribe
Mickey Haefner
Lou Boudreau
Joe Tipton
Dick Westeroth
Stewart
Coan. Iy
Vernon
Gillenwater
Early
Hazar
Sullivan
xAteeks Welteroth
Tucker
Clark
Boudreau
Robinson
Berardino
Keitner
Mitchell
Seerey
Tipton
Mitchell Vernon
Secrey
Yost
Kozar
Welteroth
Elyria Country Club Ladies Golf Association Playday
Elyria Country Club Ladies Golf Association met for a regular weekly session with low score on even holes. Winners: Class A C R Aldrich 21. Class B F Brandau and L R Barton 24. Class C M F Fey 25. Next week nine hole route for low net. qualifiers set at Lakewood and Columbia Hills with first handicap by June 11. City Golf League results include Ohio Fuel Gas 4 Elyria Hardware 1 at Cherry Ridge. low gross scores by Cingliano and Rybaryk 36. other near 3-2 wins.
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Elyria Country Club Ladies Golf Association
C. R. Aldrich
F. Brandau
L. R. Barton
M. F. Fey
Elyria Country Club
Lakewood Country Club
Columbia Hills
Lakewood
Ohio Fuel & Gas
Elyria Hardware
Cherry Ridge
Timms _ Spring Company
West Side Lumber
Fey Insurance
Olsen Manufacturing
Nehi Beverage
Jim Cingliano
Frank Rvbareyk
Stan Dudek
Timms Spring Company
Arnold Michaels
Dick Baird
Frank Mittler
Max Jalowice
Frank Bedocs
Leo Weber
Elvira Hardware
Mittler
Lehman Johnson hosts Elyma Brass in practice games at Cascade Park
The Lehman Johnson Realtors of the Class D Baseball League will meet Elyma Brass and Bronze for practice sessions at 6 o'clock today and Thursday at Cascade Park. All Lehman Johnson players are asked to attend the drills.
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Lehman-Johnson Realtors
Elyma Brass & Bronze
Cascade Park
Lehman- Johnson
Jewelers Drill Thursday Practice at Ely Stadium Diamond
Roger Binninger Jewelers of the Class F Baseball League will practice Thursday at 6 oclock on the Ely Stadium diamond. Managers wishing to schedule a practice game at that time may contact Norman For bush at 46 145.
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Roger Binninger
Yankees and Cardinals Smack Ball Like Pre War Form
Yankees and Cardinals hammer opposing pitching in a pre war style, led by veterans returning from military service. The Yankees routed the Tigers 16 to 5 in Detroit as Vic Raschi earned his fourth straight win and 22 hits powered the attack. Other games saw Beb Lemon strike out 11 in Cleveland’s 4 to 0 win over Washington, with Red Sox suffering a defeat to the Browns and the Athletics edging the White Sox in Chicago.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
EW York
U.P
Yankees
Cardinals
West
Tigers
Detroit
Freddy Hutchinson
Vic Raschi
Amtom Dmb
Beb Lemon
Cleveland
Washington
Lemon
Bob Feller
Feller
Tribe
Mickey Haefner
Lou Boudreau
Joe Tipton
Red Sox
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Joe McCarthy
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
St. Loui
Vern Stephens
Bosox
Athletics
White Sox
Chicago
Bob Savage
Carl Scheib
Phillies
Pirates
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Kipton Eagles Win At Wellington In Softball Clash
Kipton Eagles edged Wellington Foundry 4 3 on the Wellington diamond as Lyle Bidlake and Leland Goss delivered a decisive seventh inning run. Kipton then crushed Myers Motors 15 10 with Wellington errors aiding the rally. Herb Goss pitched a two hitter for Kipton.
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Wellington Eagles
Wellington
Kipton
Wellington Foundry
Eagles
Myers Motors
Herb Goss
Ripton Crew
Lyle Bidlake
Leland Goss
Mickey Greenbank
Foundry
Kipten
H Goss and
Leininger
Greenbank and
Settiemore
Leaders In The Major Leagues Polish Club To Face Ridgeville
The Unrated Polish Club Class A basketball team meets the Ridgeville Merchants in a game set for 6:36 today. Club members should assemble at 5:45 at the club for the trip to Ridgeville.
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Cotbball
Ridgeville Merchants
Ridgeville Damond
Ohio State Grid Order Blanks In Mail This Week
Ohio State University plans mailings of order blanks for football tickets to alumni benefactors and visiting schools. Students will fill autumn quarter registration forms. quota shows growth from 8 500 to about 24 000 seats. The priority plan places students and faculty first, then alumni benefactors, with groups 4 and 5 sold on a first come first served basis after advance sale opens August 2.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Alumni Association
Polish Club B Team Wins Season Opener at Jefferson School Diamond
The United Polish Club B Team opened the season with a 9 to 3 victory over L O 1242 at Jefferson School diamond. Frank Karby pitched three hits allowed while Frank Metera and Stew Karby shared pitching duties for the Polish Club. Bucynski and Toby led the hitting with two safeties each.
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L O
Jefferson School
Frank Karby
Frank Metera
Stew Karby
C. I
Bucynski
Toby
Standings and Results Across Leagues in One Issue
In the American League table Cleveland leads with solid wins and several teams like Philadelphia New York and Washington follow with varying records. Yesterday's results show Cleveland 4 Washington 0 and Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 while St Louis trounced Boston 9 4 and New York beat Detroit 5 4. Today features Washington at Cleveland New York at Detroit Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago. In National League standings St Louis leads with 30 wins and 7 losses. New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis follow with mixed records. Yesterday Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis at New York were rained out while Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4 1. Today St Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with several night games. In American Association St Paul leads at 23 14 while Milwaukee and Indianapolis show strong play. Yesterday Indianapolis 8 Milwaukee 4 and St Paul blanked Minneapolis 5 0. International League teams Syracuse Toronto Baltimore and Jersey City mixed results with Syracuse 11 Baltimore 7 and rain in New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
New York
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Washington
Boston
Chicago Bnsmay
Chicago
Hudson
Beardon
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Shea
Trout
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Dobson
Harris
Fannin
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Grove
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St Loui
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Boston Ee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Might
Poll
Kotlo
Bronxlyn
Schmite
Barney
Wehmeier
Spahn
Lombardi
Smimmus
Brookl
Ritteburgh
Raimes
American Association
W.L. St Paul
Mine
India
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaker
Kan. City
Indianapols
Milwaukee
Louville
St Paul
Kansas City
Toledy
Minneapolis
Syracuse
City
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Baltimore
Sixtacuse
Jersey City
Newark
College Baseball and Tennis Scores From Ohio University
Ohio University beat Mariella 9 to 4 and defeated Ohio Wesleyan Frosh 5 to 0 while Ohio University Miami won 8 to 0 against Ball State Teachers Q. Tennis saw Ohio Wesleyan top Capital 7 to 0 as Miami edged Depauw 4 to 4. Golf results show Ohio University 14, Dayton 19.
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Ohio Univercity
Mariella
Ohio Wesleyan
Frosh
Ohio Univers
Miami
Ball State Teachers
Capital
Depauw
Ohio University
Dayton
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