Pavol and Free For All Set for Belmont Futurity Showdown
Rustling Thru reports Pavol and Free For All, two top two year olds, are favored for the Belmont Futurity worth 78 000 dollars next month after both Colts logged their seventh and fifth straight victories respectively. Pavol, owned by Walter Jr Jeffords, earned 125 225 dollars this season, while Free For All, owned by John Marsh, has 109 575 dollars. Breeding lines note Pavol from Cruse Ace and Coquelicot, and Free For All from Questionnairé, highlighting strong sprint and route credentials.
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Lodge Team Dominates Elyria Bowling Standings
Elyria Lodge sweeps three games to lead the City Bowl League as Millers Supper Club drops a three-game set. High scores include Earb of Argay Potato Chips with 690 series and 183 207 240 games, while Walt Carlson and Reinz tie for high single at 257.
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Heath And Smith Are Left Behind By Cleveland Team
Cleveland Indians outfielder Jeff Heath will miss the four game series opener in Detroit after another knee exam. A torn cartilage piece will be removed, with operation date undecided. Lefty Al Smith will also likely stay behind as he expects a baby any day.
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Columbus Opposes Cincinnati For Regional Title
The Fergus on Auditors of Columbus face Cincinnati Coca Colas tonight at Lakewood Elks field for the regional softball championship. A win advances to the world championships, set for September 16 to 21. The Auditors earlier beat Pittsburgh Mine 3 to 0 after a seven-hit effort, then defeated Cincinnati 2 to 0 in a midnight game with Warren Gerber pitching and homering with a mate aboard.
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Ohio State Adds 11 Players to Football Squad
Coach Darrell C. Widdoes announced 11 new candidates reporting for practice at Ohio State. Most will join the B team. Names include Gerald Hooper Zanes, George Hibart Newton, Don Chreen Sandusky, George Gatcan Huntington, Dek Sheth Volta, Bob Brahe Wooster, Rows Kemper Canes ot, Alway Vere Soon Call, Rodiry Sa ues feet Wooster, Beh Hettens Cine ep naty, and Jacek Crater Copton.
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Mexican Net Duo Captures Title in Forest Event
Mexican Net Duo, including players Retoido and Armande, wins a title at Forest. The event features chatroom style listings and postmatch reactions as teams vie for top honors, with spectators noting tense moments and key plays during the competition.
Ohio State Playoff Series Opens in Columbus
Ohio State faces a playoff opener in Columbus as the team begins a high stakes series. A likely rotation mix and key players are set to lead the Buckeyes against their opponent, with momentum from recent performances shaping tactics and crowd expectations.
Pitt Coach Clark Shaughnessy Delivers Kickoff Dinner Talk
Large crowd at Elyria Elks ballroom hears University of Pittsburgh coach Clark Shaughnessy, famed for the T formation, stress football as character building and teamwork. He cites Bronko Nagurski’s conditioning and urges loyalty, courage, and self control, praising football’s lifelong lessons amid war-time service references.
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Realtors Oppose Cubs At Cascade
The City Class F League season closes with Lehman Johnson Realtors opposing the American Legion Cubs in a Cascade Pars loop game billed for 1$. The result does not affect the championship as Bittner Funeral Home has already been crowned champion.
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Derby Winner Is To Be Retired
CHICAGO WR Pensive the Calumet Farm Kentucky Derby winner has been retired for the year and will be shipped Friday to the Calumet Farm near Lexington Ky trainer Ben A Jones announced today. The three year old son of Hyperion Penicaik f bowed a tendon today as he finished sixth in the Washington Park Handicap his eighth straight rise since he won the Pimlico Preaisness. The Warren Wright horse has won 9162225 this year and its winnings for two years have been 167,715.
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Class F Managers Meet This Evening
A meeting of Class F League managers except the Bittoer Funeral Home head will be held this evening in Day Hall to select an all star team from the other six clubs. The team will face the league champion Funeral Home in a game next Sunday at Ely Stadium.
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Mrs McKechnie Injured in Georgia Car Crash
Mrs. McKechnie wife of Cincinnati Reds manager rests in Macon hospital after an automobile accident near Perry Georgia yesterday. James McKechnie says her injuries are not serious.
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Cleveland exhibition football game at Cleveland Stadium tonight
Cleveland fame team plays an exhibition regional Football League game at Cleveland Stadium tonight. Coach Alden Buff Donelli of the Rona 7 team has been training Miram College players and unveiling a new starting lineup with Gut knecht Moe Scarry Fawcett Matheson Riffle Reith Weaton Huggins Zontini Col eile Rein.
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Triple Bills May Be Necessary In A. L. Pennant Race
New York and others scramble as September rain could force triple headers to resolve a photo finish for the American League pennant. Harridge says he warned against such schedules but weather may compel three games in a day to preserve fairness for New York, St. Louis, Detroit and Boston.
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Big 1944 grid schedule to feature several intersectional games
New York readers learn wartime limits still allow a near full set of major cross‑country meetings for 1944. schedules list 143 big games, with more added later, and many top clashes to be staged in neutral cities such as New York, Baltimore, Chicago, Philadelphia and Cleveland to ease travel demands.
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Walters Dominates as Reds Split doubleheader with Cardinals
Bucky Walters shut out St Louis in the nightcap, earning his sixth straight win against the Cardinals this year and lifting Cincinnati into contention. In the opener Mort Cooper matched Walters with his 20th victory as the Cardinals won 1-0.
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No Need To Count BILOXL Miss- Light Weight Champ
Pyt io Montgomery a Philadelphia boxer and trainer joined spectators at a Keesler Field boxing show after basic training. Mont gomery, referee, began a count over a fallen radiator but the fighter refused to stand, declaring he would not get up.
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Cooper Of Cards Walters Of Reds First National Hurlers To Capture 20
New York report highlights Cooper of the Cardinals and Bucky Walters of the Reds reaching 20 pitching wins. Walters dominated the Cardinals through six starts, while Cooper benefited from Walker Cooper and Danny Litwhiler's homer support as St Louis split a doubleheader. Hal Newhouser and Dizzy Trout tied for wins in the Tigers’ win over the White Sox, narrowing the pennant race with the Yankees and Browns.
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Six Ohio Colleges Open 1944 Football Season Saturday
Six Ohio colleges begin play this weekend including Miami, Bowling Green, Ohio Wesleyan, Denison, Case and Baldwin Wallace. Bowling Green meets Miami in a Toledo night game, while Ohio Wesleyan faces Case at Cleveland as Denison hosts Alma, and Baldwin Wallace travels to Rochester. Denison's Red Armstrong coaches a 41-player squad with Navy trainees and Marines among the ranks.
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Ridgeville Sportsmen Club Sets Thursday Meeting
The Ridgeville Sportsmen's Club will hold an important meeting Thursday evening at the Ridgeville Town Hall. President Walter Disdeurs calls all members to attend to discuss leasing ground and plans for a membership drive.
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New Golf Balls May Be Available in Spring 1945
Washington reports that the War Production Board plans reconversion to civilian goods after Europe ends. Golf balls, like refrigerators and other items, should return to production and be on the market by next spring if Germany is defeated this year.
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Rally Wins for St Paul Saints over City Rivals
A five run rally in the ninth gave the St Paul Saints a dramatic 5-4 win over the Minneapolis Millers. Milwaukee Brewers topped Kansas City Blues 4-0, Toledo beat Columbus 5-3, and Indianapolis defeated Louisville 4-4 in their openers. The Indians and Colonels game ended after 30 innings tied 1-1 to allow the Indians to catch a train.
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