McCarthy returns to Yankee Stadium as manager with legends in tow
Joe McCarthy comes home to Yankee Stadium for a birthday party of baseball's greatest manager. Ed Barrow calls him the best, while rivals once dubbed him a push button manager. His career includes seven pennants and seven world titles, with Red Sox fans recalling the 1949 pennant chase ending in a Yankee triumph.
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T.M
U.S
Fred Down
United Press
New York
Joe McCarthy
Yankee Stadium
McCarthy
Yankees
Ed Barrow
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Athletics
Red Sor
Gen. MacArthur
West Point
OE Dimaggio
Ted Williams
Joe Page
Joe
Yankee
Red Sox
Indians
Joe Cronin
Joe DiMaggio
Tommy Henrich
Frankie Crosetti
Casey Stengel
Chips Register 2 844 Series To Top Pin Scoring
Arway's Chips led Lorain County Classic League action at Olympic Recreation rolling a 2844 team series and 975 high single. Dave Gednarz posted 592 for Chips, but Tab Talbot of Olympic Recreation claimed top honors with a 595 series and 257 game. In other leagues Lloyd Flood had a 576 series at Bowling Center and Gordon Gunderson a 541 at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes.
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Arway
Olympic Recreation
Dave Gednarz
Tab Talbot
Lloyd Flood
General Industries League
Bowling Center
Gordon Gunderson
American Legion League
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Say
Dave Arvay
Bednarz
Dutch Beer Beiter
Beiter
Gib Henke
Elyria Hardware
Boston Lad
Chicago
Detroit i
al Philadelphia
Ity Aia
Washington
St. Louis
L. Flood
Boston
New York
Engineers
Department
Philadelphia
Reinware
Byrne
Gerver
R. Beebe
Hudson
Steel Gang
Reynolds
wWight
Scarborough
Va. Martin
Stone's Grill
Cleveland
Bos Tbs
Matkert's Dairy
Detroit
Bailadelphia
Maller
Brooklyn
L. Pet
Agb
West Side
Pittsoured
S. Kirsh
Meister Realty
Pittsburgh
Cincinnett
Fitch Company
United Cleaners
Aips
Hiss Ays GaMrs
Shaffstall
P. F. Recreation Club
Steeney
Notaway
Janowicz Reported In Best Shape By Hayes At OSU
Ohio State football news centers on Vic Janowicz from Elyria. Coach Woody Hayes proclaims him in peak form for the Buckeyes as drills feature a touch game and defense drills with Jayvee players before Janowicz and backfield stars take the field.
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Columbus
Vic Janowicz
Elyria
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Husky Jayvee
Janowicz
Walt Kilevay
Doug Goodsell
Buckeye
Hayes
Klevay
Bucks
Terevor
Southern Methodists
SMU
Fred Benners
Indiana
Lou D'Achille
Wisconsin
John Coatsta
Baseball action across leagues with upcoming games listed
Tomorrow's slate features New York at Brooklyn Chicago at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Boston and St Louis at Pittsburgh. The American Association standings show Milwaukee 93 55 and Columbus 53 98. International League results include Springfield 4 Buffalo 3 and Syracuse 5 Baltimore 2 with Montreal at Ottawa rained out. RMS Kiner and Musial are noted among players in coverage.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Coureh
Ye Hoe
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Poholaky
Carlsen
Chicago
Cincian All Aight
New York
Cincinnnati
Boston
American Association
W. L. Pel
L. Pot. Umilw
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Hansas City
St. Paul
Rame
Louteville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Baltimore
Syracuse
Buffalo
Elyria sports notes and alumni updates reach across town
Webner named publicist for the Arena succeeding Eddie Coen who left in July. Elyria softball crowns are celebrated as United Polish Club and Youth-Aide Company win league titles. Flint Grand Rapids game draws few, while minor league notes, college ties, and Little League banquet set for September 16 appear. Contacts listed for old football shoe donations.
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Webner
Eddie Coen
Coen
Arena
Gail Egan
Norbert Stein
Harold
Pat Gelrgey
Elyria
Monticello Boulevard
Cleveland Heights
Bud
Pat
Pat Standen
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Monarchs
United Polish Club
Gibby
Uthe
Rotary-Kiwanis
Lions Club
Flint
Grand Rapids
Flint Stadium
Elyria High
Sid Byars
Karl Baun
Jim Lear
Tony Curcillo
Elyria Gridder
Byars
Baun
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Mike Garcia
Early Wynn
Bob Lemon
Chicago White Sox
Urban
Red) Faber
Claude Williams
Dick Kerr
Eddie Cicotte
Faber
Cicotte
Williams
Kerr
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
East Bridge Street
Louie Kolopus
Kolopus
Maureen Connolly Tops National Singles Title
Maureen Connolly, nicknamed Little Mo, wins the National Singles Tennis Championship at age 16, defeating Shirley Fry in the final and Doris Hart in the semi finals. The San Diego native trains under Eleanor Tennant and plans to work as a copy girl while eyeing Wimbledon and a future in Europe.
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Scott Baillie
United Press
EW York
Maureen Connolly
California
Maureen
Helen Wills
Berkeley
San Diego
Shirley Fry
Doris Hart
Miami
West Side
Sedge
Vic
San Diego Union
Europe
Eleanor Tennant
Alice Marble
Miss Tennant
Hart. Fry
Central
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Bowling Headquarters
RMS
Kiner
Pirates
Musial
Cards
Hodges
Dodgers
Schick
Meads
Ohio Edison Com
Sportrait
Chrysler Corporation
Spitzer Motors
Dodge-Plymouth
E. Bridge St
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Defiance, Ohio
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