Rams Beaten by Yanks in Cleveland Tilt at Municipal Stadium
Rusting Thru sports column recounts the Cleveland Rams loss to the Boston Yanks at Municipal Stadium on a Wednesday night. The writer previews an upcoming Bears visit and reflects on Rams legends, players Hill and Roose, and lingering prospects for both teams.
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Eagles Bowling Season Opens On September 15
The season begins September 15 with Eva Fartes Bow leading preparations. Officials announced schedule adjustments and expect strong turnout as teams compete at Wakrent Resin. Key figures include secretary Fates and secretary Wormay, with efforts focused on roster stability and event coordination.
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Morris Defeats Spencer to Reach Elyria Tennis Final
In a four set semi final Morris defeated Spencer 6-2 3-6 6-4 6-3 on Spencer court High St to earn a place in the singles final against the Warret winner Peter Cogan Vic Maiden. Finals for men’s singles doubles and women’s singles set for Cascade Park Sunday afternoon with trophies to be presented by Carl Sintin.
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Toledo Mud Hens Move Closer To Clinching Second
The Toledo Mud Hens defeated Indianapolis 5-4 to tighten grip on second in the American Association as Louisville Colonels slipped to third after losses to Columbus 3-0 and 6-4. Milwaukee Brewers fell in game one to St Paul 2-0 and won game two 10-3. Kansas City beat Minneapolis 6-4 in opener but lost later.
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Draft Calls May Hit Ohio State Grid Squad
Ohio State football faces draft disruption as Selective Service may call players before the season ends. Several Buckeyes are classified 1-A or hold reserve status, with others discharged or awaiting duty, potentially thinning the team’s depth and affecting performance.
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Elyria Clearview In Grid Scrimmage Today
Elyria and Clearview high schools meet in a grid scrimmage at Elyria Stadium. Chasen Wares is among players noted for merits as teams prepare for the day’s practice and potential lineup decisions.
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Along Local Fairways season ends in spring Valley matches
Bendix-Weling golf league closes second half with Toot Room winning title by edge over Methods. Final night results see Tant Room overpower Sales 11 to 2 while Methods defeat Material Control 2 to 0. Top individual honors go to Stan Machock and Joe Padley with 40 each. Final standings list Thel Room 72 Methods 69 Inspection 66 Production 65 Machine Sugs 62 Sales 54 Assembly 90 Material Control 49 Executives 41 General Office 38.
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Indians Recall Seven Rookies From Farm System
Cleveland Indians recalled seven young players from minor league assignments. From Baltimore’s International League club came Charley Embiee Arabiast Palieu George Hooks and Harold Kleine, plus catcher James Devlin. Others include catcher James McDonnell from Bouisy and catcher Hers A Ryesouski from Wilkes Barre.
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Michigan Loses Grid Veterans Of 1943 Eleven
Michigan enters 1944 with limited veteran talent as H O Crisler rebuilds around captain Bob Wiese the lone returning first stringer from 1943 The 11 includes Navy Marine trainees and civilians totaling 37 players with nine lettermen back and top backs Nussbaumer Lund Ponsetto and Wiese to anchor the backfield amid losses of Pregeman and other starters in the war era lineup
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McSpaden And Nelson Lead In Texas Victory Gulf Open
In Dallas Texas Byron Nelson and Harold Lug McSpaden shared the early lead in the Texas Victory Gulf Open, both posting two under par 68s to pace the 72 hole medal event. The field of over 150 faced rain and heat at the Lakewood course as the two rivals pulled away from the rest.
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Tigers Blank Indians 3-0 in Exhibition Game
Tigers shut out the Indians 3 to 0 in an exhibition here as Mitch Custer started for Cleveland and Sam Bagby worked the mound for the Tigers. Trout limited opponents to three hits and struck out 10 as the Tigers hit safely in a single game and doubleheader split looming this weekend.
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Tigers Hopeful Leaders From July Fourth Onward
Detroit's Paul Trout and Hal Newhouser anchor the pitching for a Tigers team that fights to lead the American League after July 4. Trout's 24th win and sixth shutout fueled a 3–0 victory over the Indians as Detroit sits a game back in a tight pennant race with Browns and Yankees. Other majors notes include Lombardi and Ort homers for the Giants, Cards beating the Cubs, and Phillies edging the Dodgers on an error-filled night.
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Shop Sweeps Three Games As B W Pin Loop Opens Season
The Bendix-Welingshouse Automotive Brake Company Bowling League opened with a sweeping start as Shop dominated the field, winning three straight games in the opener. Ken Grieves of Store Room and Pat Henke of Shipping led individual scoring with 564, while teams such as Engineering War and Productun posted wins in early matchups. The event featured high scores and a strong showing across multiple squads.
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Pigeon wins 150 mile Elyria race by Ternes
Pigeon winner from Winchester Indiana to Elyria by Jack Ternes posts 150 miles with an average speed of 1308 yards per minute. A third Ternes bird finishes second at 1307 yards per minute. Other top results list William Cooley, J McNulty and Sons, S Smith and C Gilmore with various speeds and placements. one entrant failed to report.
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Reserves Set 7-Game Schedule This Season
Reserves will play six games and feature a six game slate with two Lorain Reserve clashes. Les Gast takes over as coach from Don Hiroud at Kiyria Prep while the Amherst and New London varsity games are on the calendar.
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Diamond Pin Classic Dates Set at Marigold Arcade
The Buddy Bomar Fourth Diamond Medal Individual Bowling Classic runs November 4 to 12 at the Marigold Arcade Chicago with $2,000 total top prize plus the medal, runner up prize $1,500 and 30 places cashing. Eddie Koepp of Cleveland led last year, Gareter Wells of Dallas was runner up, and Mel Schyeevgler placed high in prior national singles.
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Packers In 25 14 Exhibition Victory
Green Bay Packers opened the pre season with a 25 to 14 victory over the Samp son Naval Station Bluejackets at Samp son N Y before about 10 000 sailors.
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