Shaker Heights Ends Lakewood Domination In League Meet
Shaker Heights won the Lake Erie League track meet at Lakewood, gathering 8267 points to end Lakewood’s run of titles. Elyria led field events with 46.37, Cleveland Shaw won several events, and Lorain held third. Cooper and Barrett starred for Shaw with multiple wins.
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Lakewood
Harker Heights
Lake Erie
Lorain
Cleveland Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Shinn
Fd Barrett
George Cooper
Oon
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Craven
Ed Astiford
Luther Chariton
John Stefavick
Clevelaned Shaw
Shaker
Barrett
Cooper Shaw
Larry Freedman
Bob Troxel
Cooper
Olin Rusfin
Bruce McIntyre
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Joe Baez
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Spectators Endanger Shaker Heights Triumph in Track Meet
Lakewood and Shaker Heights faced a controversial finish at the Lake Erie League track meet as crowding near the finish line affected results. Stephan was disqualified for bumping, altering the final tally. consideration of Toby crossing the line could have changed team standings, but organizers kept the official score with Shaker Heights first at 62 6/7 and Lakewood second at 60 8/14. Spectators near the track were urged to stay off the infield to prevent future interference.
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Johny Stefanick
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Stephan
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Rage
Stefanick
Sephan
Joel Toby
Anish Ine
Sykora
Rector
Meadows
Toby
Tw Kewood
Lakewood
Vacation Gap Shifts Bustling Sports Column
Russ Davies is on vacation and his column Bustling ’thru Sports will not appear during this period. It will resume upon his return.
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Aturn
Holiday Double Wins Lift Columbus From AA Cellar
Columbus rose from the American Association cellar with a holiday doubleheader sweep of Toledo 5-4 and 6-2. Jack Giffore and Pete Mazar starred on the mound for Columbus, while Indianapolis split a twin bill with Louisville in the nightcap.
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Ezell Sweeps City Tennis in Singles and Doubles
Howard Ezell of Oberlin College won the singles title in straight sets at the city tennis tournament held at Ely Stadium, defeating LeRoy Johnson, the 1941 city champion. Ezell teamed with Kor Slatmeyer to win the doubles, beating Rev. Johar and Wall Mbehet in the final.
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Simpson
George Sharkey
Johnson
Dave Horan
Deres Ghanes
Hitchfeld Frbart Baseball League Second Victory
Titchfield and Erhart shared the spotlight as Hitchfeld Frbart tops Medina 4 to 0 in a Lorin Medine County League game. Frbart pitcher held Medina to four runs while his teammates produced key hits to seal the win.
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Lorin -Medine County
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Colson's 31 Counts Set New Mark In League Play
Colson Corporation opened its Toustems League season with a 41-3 victory, led by Andy Levay's five hits and pitcher Al Bignall's two-hitter. Harshaw Chemical contributed two hits, while Colson teammates Dave Ferguson and Al Bignall added three apiece. In the second game Elyria Foundry edged UL AL WCLO 10-8 as Fisia Poundey drove in four runs. Two games are scheduled Sunday on the Berlin Road field with Polish Club facing Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 1079 and Elyria Merchants meeting Hatton Assaults.
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Harshaw Chemical
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Hal Schaeffer
Ed Pitekmeer
Colo
Berlin
Wreckles Veterans of
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Hatin Assacites
Diamond Notes V F W Team Scores Win
The VF OW 1079 team of the City Bestball League posted a 1 1 win over Mish Sporting Goods yesterday behind clutch hitting by John and Alex. Morse added a home run as the Vets pulled ahead. Other results and practice notes from local diamond clubs are listed with schedule details and upcoming workouts.
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Robson Wins 500 Mile Memorial Day Classic at Indianapolis
George Robson of Los Angeles won the 30th running of the Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in four hours 21 minutes 18.71 seconds, averaging 114.820 mph. He earned $20,000 plus $15,800 top-money and about $10,000 in extras, beating Jimmy Jackson by 44 seconds. Ted Horne finished third, Emil Andres fourth, with Jole Chitwood relieved by Sam Hanks after 18 laps. Other finishers were Louis Durant and Gigi Villores.
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Chicago
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Reading
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Chitwood
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Alhamra
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Elyria Country Club golf cups headline mixed play results
Golf play at Elyria Country Club yielded Joe Koff Memorial low gross 80 by R N Timms and Walter W Hines net 70 for Troxel Cup. Mixed fourball winners were Mrs C R Aldrich and H R Kunkle net 78 with scores 102 24 and 87 16 71. Second place went to Mrs A B Jones and Ho Fischer 159 net. Fischer had an eagle on hole three. Additional scores and prize details follow from Spring Valley and local contests with caddy registrations and next events noted.
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Tom Tanis
Feller And Hayes Star Again In Cleveland Victory
Feller shut out the White Sox in the first game as Hayes hit a two run homer with a man on base to power a 3 0 win. In the nightcap Dietrich and Hamner blanked the Indians 4 0 as the Sox evened the split. Hayes claimed a homer was aided by fan interference while Feller struggled but still earned the win. The Indians then prepared for their second eastern league trip.
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Majors and Minors Update From Weekend Scores
Scores and standings across the National League and American leagues show mixed results. Teams like New York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Pittsburgh posted notable games with varying outcomes while Baltimore and Toronto reported key divisional moves.
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