Elyria Bowling Association Disputes Price Hike
The Elyria Bowling Association replies to a recent price increase dispute with the city’s bowling alleys. Officials state the 90 cent rise from last year to $1.10 is not agreed to and recommend bowlers may boycott until facilities offer fair terms.
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Chiif Gets
Hayden D. Evans
Sesson
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Mary
Lew Lesnick
Olympic Recreation
Nick Lanes
Elyria City
Standings and results from a baseball and league summary
A garbled standings page shows American League and National League records with wins losses and percentages for teams like Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh. Yesterday’s results note several game outcomes and pitcher attributions, with mixed legible names such as Louis and Heusen amid partial game reports.
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I Brookl Sreveeess
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Psy Stolasik
New York
Polidelphia Revees
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Bess
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Indians Split Double Header With White Sox
The Indians split a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox, dropping the first game 3-1 after a long rain-delayed start, then winning 1-0 in the nightcap as Bob Feller pitched well. Gene Bearden also struggled in the second game, which ended after seven innings due to darkness. Cleveland remains four and a half games behind league-leading Boston.
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Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Tribe
Bob Feller
Cincago
Gene Bearden
Bearden
Taft Wright
Dave Philley
Sox
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Dons Fall 2-1 to Detroit in Junior Baseball Clash
Elyria Dons, Lorain Class C champs, lost 2-1 to Detroit in Dayton, ending their National Junior Baseball Federation tournament run. Hafferkamp pitched six hits allowed. Detroit capitalized on key chances as Dearborn and Schnectady also defeated the Dons in prior results.
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Dayton
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Don Hafferkamp
Freshman Gridders To Meet Wednesday
Elyria High announces a first meeting for freshman football players after school tomorrow at Ely Stadium. Coaches Frank Lowecke and Bob Ringer will lead the session as they welcome a large group of first year boys seeking positions on the frosh squad.
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Frank Lowecke
Bob Ringer
Ely Stadium
Soowecke
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Women's Pin League Opens Season Tonight
The Olympic Recreation Women's Bowling League begins its 1943-49 season with four 9 o'clock matches. Olympic Recreation faces Memo's Tavern while General Industries battles Empire Tavern, Team No. 3 takes on Krebs Sunoco, and Team No. 4 faces Grafton Yates Construction.
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Memo’s Tavern
General Industries
Empire Tavern
Krebs Sunoco
Grafton Yates
Betting on pennants as Braves and Red Sox favored
United Press reports Broadway bookmakers set the Braves as 3 to 2 to win the National League flag and the Red Sox at even money for the American League title after Labor Day doubleheaders. Prices against other contenders, including Dodgers and Yankees, reflect slim margins as momentum remains elusive.
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Boston
Joe McCarthy
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Pirates
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Polish Club Wins Two In Tourney
The United Polish Club A team won two games in the Medina tournament over the weekend. On Saturday UPC defeated Mickey A. C. of Medina 6-1, and on Sunday they beat Medina Heating and Plumbing 6-4. Bill Simonovich pitched the first win with Zig Sadowski behind the plate, while Bernie Wilczak had three safeties including a homer. Tony Sito pitched the win over Medina Plumbing and Heating with Sadowski catching, yielding two hits including a homer by NTT VIELE.
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Medina
Mickey A. C
Medina Heating and Plumbing
Bill Simonovich
Zig Sadowski
Bernie Wilczak
Tony Sito
Medina Plumbing
Sadowski
Sito
NTT
Sunday Cleveland Guffalo New York at San Brabeisen
Sunday event notes reference Cleveland and Guffalo in New York with a venue at San Brabeisen, details unclear from OCR. The fragment mentions a local gathering or fixture, but essential specifics like date and participants are missing.
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Guffalo
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Sanbrabeisen
Wakeman Red Caps edge Akron in 11 innings 5-4
Wakeman Red Caps beat Akron Norka Plating 5-4 in 11 innings to close the regular season. Frank Noga delivered a decisive third hit with the game on the line. Tom Mockler earned his fifth straight win, allowing seven hits with 11 strikeouts and no walks as Wakeman finishes 14-11.
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Wakeman Red Caps
Akron Norka
Frank Noga
Tom Mockler
Red Caps
Wasson
H. Buckley
Caps
Cramer
Miletich
Rubber City
Willard V. F. W
Erhart Crowned Lorain Medina League Champion in 1948
Erhart defeats Valley City 8 to 1 to clinch the Lorain Medina County Class A Baseball League title. Neumeyer pitched a five hit gem as Erhart swept the playoffs after also winning the first meeting 6 to 4. Valley City used three hurlers led by Don Fisher in a losing effort.
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Erhart Combine
Lorain-Medina County
Erhart
Neumeyer
Sam Neumeyer
Don Fisher
Harris Youngblood
Frank Schaefer
Fisher
Medina County Fair
Lodi
Litchfield
Home Bowling League Meets On Wednesday
The final pre season meeting of the Home Bowling League will be held at the Olympic Recreation Wednesday evening at 8 o clock, secretary Frank Kayden reported today. captains should file entry fees and team lineups with him at the meeting. The league season starts on Wednesday September 15.
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Olympic Recreation
Frank Kayden
Kayden
Smitty's Bowling Loop Reorganizing Meeting Planned
Smitty's Bowling League members will meet Wednesday evening at Smitty's Place to reorganize for the 1948 49 season. All bowlers interested in joining the loop are urged to attend tomorrow evening. teams will be assigned and shirt measurements taken. The meeting is set for 7 20.
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Smitty's Bowling League
Smitty's
U S Netters Sweep Davis Cup Matches in Forest Hills
The United States clinched the Davis Cup with a 5 0 victory over Australia in Forest Hills. Frank Parker and Ted Schroeder completed the sweep with decisive singles wins after the U S built a 3 0 lead in the first two days.
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Yank
Frankie Parker
Ted Schroeder
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Parker
Adrian Quist
Schroeder
Billy Sidwell
Detroit and Dearborn Vie For 1948 NABF Junior Crown
Detroit and Dearborn meet tonight to decide the NABF junior championship after Detroit crushed Dearborn 7 2 in the previous game. Dearborn had won six straight before the loss and had eliminated Louisville in the semi finals while Detroit edged Covington 2 1 in 12 innings to reach the final.
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National Amateur Baseball Federation
Detroit
Dearborn
Louisville
Otto Kossuth
Kentuckians
Kentucky
Covington
All-City Pin League Meets This Evening
The final meeting of the All-City Bowling League is at Olympic Recreation at 8 PM. Captains must submit lineups and turn in entry fees tonight.
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Olympic Recreation
Bone Radio and Electro Al loys at McKinley Diamond
The Bone Radio and Electro Alloys meet today on the McKinley Diamond in a scheduled game. Game time is 6:30. players from both teams are asked to be on hand.
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Electro Alloys
McKinley Diamond
Maine man fined under new boat regulation law
George F. Jacques was fined five dollars in Portland Municipal Court for recklessly operating a motor boat. He becomes the first individual punished under the Maine legislature’s boat regulation law passed last year.
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George F. Jacques
Maine
Boston Braves and Red Sox Win Twin Bills In Thrilling Day
Boston capitalized on two wins to widen AL lead as Mel Parnell and Jack Kramer dominated Washington and the Senators. The Braves swept Brooklyn in a 14 inning opener and a seven inning setback, with Warren Spahn notching his 12th win and Johnny Sain his 18th. The A's beat the Yankees to extend New York’s streak, while Cleveland split with Chicago as Bob Feller earned his 15th victory.
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Randy Continued
Bills Banked 42-7 Victory Over Rockets In AAC Clash
Buffalo Bills crushed the Chicago Rockets 42 to 7 in a lone AAC contest. Rykovich ran in three scores, while Ratterman connected for multiple passes and Matryn, Schuette, and Proctor added TDs. Armstrong kicked six extra points as Buffalo tied its senior record at 1-1. Chicago dropped to 0-2 after another loss. Baseball tickets advertised for a Sept. 8-9 Indians vs Tigers bus trip.
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Rocket Goa
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