Metropolian League Tie Hopes Spark West Division News
Russ Davies reports on Western Division standings as Cleveland West battles for top spot amid a tight race. Key results show five clubs in contention with Elyria and Moncers posting solid numbers, while individual leaders O’Connor and Browne top batting.
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Cleveland West Teal
Ian Lieague Bigttn
Rome
Heranon
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Bellone
Ieee
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Bisel
Foodeyrdiks
Uwlee
Vie
Moneces
Clearyiew
Tit Avanabl
Tighthinder
Lyne Billy
Shred
Lakewaot
Smith
Clearview
Bay Vilage
Elyria
Jae
O'Connor
Blycia
Sejgon
O'donner
Lohse
Forsd2a Sa
Helder Digk Browne
Browne
Bill Schoenbachler
Keaton
Aaland
Fe Stewart
Climtson Reguar
Stewart
Onney Pitzpatrick
Dave Aston
Tom Golro
Due Boralnn
Res Bill Cattersall
Larry Tracey
Lou Smith
Bob Dusehi
Floyd Lear
Denny Garfield
Neu Smith
Ceo Bey
Oa Nee Leagner
Anton ‘Postersal
Tracy
Bornino TJ
Gotro
Diseha
Tow Smith
Lear
Garfield Coop
New Smish
Cmdr
Gordon S
Mickey) Cochrane
Great Lakes
Nays Virgil
Fire
Detroit
Bob Feller
Dizzy
Dean
Feller
Grove
Cochrane
Brewers Blues Reds clash in doubleheader routs and wins
Milwaukee fell to St Louis 15 hits to eight in game one as Bill Nagle hit a home run for the Brewers. Columbus beat Toledo 5 1 in the opener while Toledo answered 14 8 in the nightcap. Minneapolis pounded St Paul 12 2 in the opener then lost 12 8. Louisville swept Toledo with a late ninth inning rally, and Indianapolis closed the night with a finish as the Brewers and Blues split the twin bill.
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Casey’ Brengel
Milwaukee Brewgt
Takelig ‘Noth
Kangas
Blues
Columbus
Red Birds
Toledo Mud
Minneapolis
St Paul
Lewisvile
Boll
Bill Fron
Tadianapolis
Brewers
Kanisas City
Fion
Wrensy
Art Kopitky
Oly Pinu
Jol Whitehead
Toledo
Sylvester
Pep Young
Celenets
Louisville
Indianapolis
Reds Sweep Phillies In Doubleheader Behind Strong Pitching
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 3 and 7 to 4 in a doubleheader, with Frank McCormick and Lou Klein among key contributors. Lefty Cayler made his major league debut in relief, while Clyde Shoun earned the win in one game as Cincinnati pulled ahead in the series.
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Bob Mail- Joy
Burt
Cincinnini
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Swood
Amely
Reds
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He &J
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Frank McCormick
Mets
Gene O
Kae Clydey
Auikie
Lefty Cayler
Wethrstavin
Eid Hlepsser
Ford
Incomplete Openers Report From Confused Clip
Fragmentary text mentions Minneapolis and St Paul with a score line, plus a wartime question on housing in Switzerland. Names, dates, and clear facts are garbled, preventing a coherent event or outcome.
Brooklyn Acquires Syracuse Gardener
Brooklyn Dodgers trade pitchers Bill Lohrnay and Fred Ontesmueller to Syracuse of the International League for outfielder Goody Roser. Roser, who is hitting .349, previously played with the Dodgers in 1938. Avky Vaughan and Lind also announced to sign with Potter Valley outfit in California amid a halt in play. American Legion Juniors baseball in Ely Stadium hosts a Thursday event with players asked to report.
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Brooklyn
Bill, Lohrnay
Fred Ontesmueller
Syracusy
Internation League
Goody Reson
Roser
Dodgers
Avky Vaughan
Varela
Lind
Carin
Potter Valley
Cali
Inter
Kenson Legion
American Legion
Ioan Wall
Ely
Wilphiyers
Yne Cil
Jeon
Elyria
Newark Holds Ohio League Lead After Doubleheader Sweep
Newark defeated Zanesville 4 to 0 and 10 to 6 in two games, extending the Ohio State Baseball League lead. Springfield beat Middletown twice, and Marion and Lima posted wins in varied scores as the circuit saw mixed results across several cities. A boxing alert notes Welter Wright Apibe Pel recovering from a throat ailment and heading to New York for a series of appearances.
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Paive
Ohio State Baseball League
Zanesville
Newark
Lana
Marion
Manin
Luma
Sprigigld
Middletown
Springfield
Barua
Ott Bats His Giants Back Into National League First Division
Mel Ott starred with three home runs driving the New York Giants back into the National League’s first division on Memorial Day. He hit one in the first game and two more in the second, lifting or extending the Giants’ lead as Chicago Cubs faltered and other results reshaped standings.
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Local golf winners noted at Ely and Cherry Ridge
Dick Timms won the Joe Knuftt Memorial Trophy at Ely via Coybiry Cla with 79. Dr. W H K Hall captured the Decoration Dayton Net Trophy with 83-15-M. Howard Stanford shot 74 to win the ball sweep at Cherry Ridge, while Ted Ankeny led the mixed four ball with 85-? and 60. Other scores and forthcoming matches at Cherry Ridge and Garplock are listed, highlighting multiple club members’ results.
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Joe Knuftt
Ely
Coybiry Cla
Dayton Net
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Sternaat
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Raip'r Kroger
Fister
Roger
Beeind Best
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Hy Rere
Ted
Hen Haber
Abi
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Hareld Graham
Ith Lawrence
Low Gross
Mike Fey
Lewne
Dim Chigs
Vane Stanford
Secandes
Paul Lawrence
Ady Brads
Sian Rehm
Frank Bedocs
Harold Graham
John Serecs
Jhnpy Kovacs
Fred Jones
A.W. Rinker
Fi A. Carlson
West Tech Triumphs In Elyria Pitcher Duel
West Tech defeated Elyria 6 5 in a tense Midland League battle. Key plays included Gheta's early scoring drive, Browne's three hits and Manista's scoring dash. Smith pitched well for Elyria, but costly errors and late Tech scoring sealed the win.
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