Dizzy Dean Sends Cards To National League Pennant
Frank Frisch as player manager steers the St. Louis Cardinals to clinch the National League pennant by routing Cincinnati 9-0 as Dizzy Dean earns his 30th win and his seventh shutout, pairing with Paul Dean to pace 1944 season triumphs. The win secures a World Series against Detroit while Giants and Dodgers stumble in late-season action.
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World Series Opens in Detroit Cardinals Favored Over Tigers
Detroit and St Louis meet in the 134th World Series opener on Wednesday. Mickey Cochrane’s Tigers face Frankie Frisch’s Cardinals in a clash pitting Tigers’ power against St Louis’ late season surge. Odds favored the Cards 3 to 5 with Detroit 6 to 5 against.
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Erie Elevens Fare Poorly In Contests
A rough weekend for Lake Erie league teams left five of six with losses while Lakewood won thanks to Lou Petit’s fourth quarter field goal. Erie Elevens faltered against rivals as Cleveland Heights lost 14-9 to Conner eleven and Sandusky edged Wigma 6-0. Campbell Memorial upset Youngstown South 13-12 as Lorain hosted Ashtabula Harbor and Oberlin tied Berea 0-0 in a slate of league and independent matchups with upcoming games set for Saturday.
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Changes in playoff rules eyed by American Association
News notes the American Association may drop its current playoff format for a split season. Columbus Red Birds won pennants in the two earlier years, finishing first in 1933 and second this year before sweeping Minneapolis. Other items mention Fred Marberry as a likely World Series reliever, Jack Siffert’s .400 average in the Avon Tri County League, Dizzy Dean’s seventh shutout, and an umpire incident at Cascade Park.
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Lefty) Gomez
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Kid) Berg
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Spectators Barred From Elyria High School Drills
Elyria High School will bar spectators from practice sessions except Tuesdays as Athletic Director Roy Clymer announced. Officials say crowds have hindered players on the practice field since drills began.
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Akron North Beats Lorain 13-0 at Old Forge Field
Akron North defeated Lorain High 13 to 0 at Old Forge Field on a windy Saturday. Slavisky connected with Welbaum for the extra point after a 3 yard touchdown run by Sovisky, then Miller returned a fumbled punt 25 yards to set up Willer’s rushing score. Lorain offered little offense as North sealed the win.
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Dope The Results Grid Contest Starts Today
Third Annual Chronicle Telegram contest invites unlimited coupons with Friday and Saturday games listed. Fill blank, mail by 6 PM Friday. three correct or nearest coupons win two Shaw Elyria tickets. weekly prizes continue through season. includes rules and eligibility.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Evening Contests
Final results show Chicago a 4 run setback to Cleveland in a five inning game due to darkness. Detroit outscored St Louis 10 to 6. Boston defeated Philadelphia 5 to 4 while Washington beat New York 5 to 3.
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Baseball Scores From Final Day In St Louis League
Final day results show St Louis 9 over Cincinnati and Brooklyn and New York tied ten innings. Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 2. Boston 4 Philadelphia 3 in ten innings in the first zone.
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Crestline Beats Ex-My Eleven 20 7 at Crestline Field
Crestline Merchants defeated Elyria Ex-My Eleven 20 to 7 on Tin Lincoln field in Crestline. Crestline scored on a 35 yard interception return in the first quarter and added a second early, while Elyria managed a late score.
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Errors Behind Yucka Give Lorain Victory In Final Series
Lorain Lyon Tailors win the Tri County League title at Cascade Park, beating Bittner Funeral Home 6 to 5. Johnny Yucka allowed six runs on six hits with several misplays from Bittner fielders, while Lefty Starr limited the visitors to seven hits but suffered four earned runs. Zelek, Schriner, and Nickolette led Ly ons hitters. Fritz and Smith starred for the Tailors on defense.
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Tiny) Schriner
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Crestline-Elyria grid clash highlights line play and drives
Crestline trailed Elyria 20 14 but fought back with Corry Hutson and Ravnes touchdowns. Elyria's Tisza sprinted twice from punt formation while Hutson and Burns starred for Crestline, the late interception by Fisher sealing the final period score. Crestline finished with fourteen first downs to eleven for Elyria.
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Goetz Tops Spring Valley Golf With 75 Low Score
Fred Goetz shot a 75 to lead Spring Valley golf and post the day’s low gross score. Larry Walchi and Ed Walchi each carded 77. The Blind Par tournament ended in a four way tie among Chuck Persons Charles Hard Paul Fitzgibbons and H L Worcester.
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