Lagers Crown Elyria City Baseball Title With 7-4 Win
Smitty's Waldorf Lagers defeated Elyria Business Men 7-4 at Cascade to claim the city championship. Jack Storm led with three hits including a home run. Ken Smith limited the Business Men to four blows. The Lagers jumped early, scoring three in the first inning, and held off late threats to seal the title.
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Smitty
Waldorf Lasers
Elyria Business Men
Cascade
Elyria
Lagers
Vice Malden
Smith
Ken
Pinky) Smith
Jack Storm
Lacers
Jack Siffert
Deb Urig
Yanke
Storm
Behr
Gricksen
Mackia
Syria
Coen
Erickson
Mickin
Lasers
OW Maiden
Maiden
Wir
Hy Pireher
Smith Gueman
Willis Sy
Martin
Faulhaber
Elyria Sandusky Fray Referee Nichols Named
R J H Nichols Oberlin College athletic director and top Western Conference official will referee the Elyria Sandusky annual fray on September 24. Also notes a Field Day success by Lorain County Fish and Game, a tight Columbus Red Birds title clinch in the American Association, and Budge set to possibly turn pro.
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R. J. H. Nichols
Oberlin College
Elyria Sandusky
Nichols
Sandusky
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
American Association
Columbus Red Birds
Birds
Don Budge
Baron Gottfrield von Cramm
Budge
United States
OB Qidfather
Fremont High
Freddie McClintock
Elyria Elks
McClintock
Ashland College
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Zeke Bonura
Joey Kuhet
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
Clark Griffith
Toledo Scott
Elyria
Scott
Cleveland
John Adams
Findlay
Fremont
South Bend
Riley
Devitbiss
Woodward
Lydbey
Central
Waite
Billy Winn
Winn
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
Panthers
Elyria Recreation
Purdue
Purdue University
Green Bay Packers
Columbus New Asi an Champion
Columbus clinches the American Association pennant after a doubleheader split with the Indianapolis Indians. Columbus finishes one game ahead of Toledo as Minneapolis and Milwaukee also win split results. playoff series start tomorrow with Columbus vs Minneapolis and Toledo vs Milwaukee. The piece also notes Packers coach Arnold Herber’s injury absence and Cubs chasing the NL flag behind the Giants.
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Columbus
Reds Birds
Indianapolis Indians
Toledo Mudhens
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis Millers
Kansas City
Millers
Milwaukee
Brewers
St. Paul
Indianepaltss
Shaughness
Chicago Bears
Packers
Arnold Herber
Passer
Chicago Cubs
Bruins
New York Giants
Allen Captures 11th Straight Win For Tribe
Cleveland, Sept. 13. Johnny Allen struck out four as he pitched the Indians to a 6 to 1 win over the St. Louis Browns, extending his season record to 11 straight victories. Earl Averill belted his 20th homer and Hal Trosky hit his 28th as Cleveland blanked the Browns in the second game after taking the opener 6 to 3 behind Mcl Harder. The Indians improved to 18 wins in 22 games against St. Louis.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Allen
Tribe
Allen
St. Louis Browns
Indians
MclHarder
Browns
St. Louis
Alley
Earl Averill
Hal Trosky
Anaek
Cleveland Laco
Averill
Troski
Sellers
Wy Campbell
Biale
Becker
Harder
Ablilil O. AE
Bertomies
Cutty
Ceee
Tou Ovo Son
Troshy
Lary
Huffman
Carey
Trosh Toner
Bottomley
Solters
Lary Eisitman
Averill Tros
Lary Kroner
Trosky
Knott
Trotter
Ry Kantt
Beeker
Eg Vay Johnston
Quinn
Loula AB
ALE Carey Ffs
Sea
See “ Kell
Chet
Barkly
Hemsley
van Atta
Hufman
Hennessy
R. H
Kroner
Campbell
Veeseee
Jy Ame
Doreen
van Attia
Leysey
Salter
Bell
Tworbase
Vale
Recker
Krener
Cliff Bark Fev
Bartamtin
Hemsley Cutt
Barktaft
St Louis
O J. Alten
Hennesey
Alien
OW van Atta
Syn
van At
Johnny
Atot
St. Lois
Budge’s Comeback Sparks Renewed American Tennis
The United States Amateur Tennis scene rebounds thanks to Budge's star power. He is expected to defend the Davis Cup in 1948, with strong crowds at Forest Hills and a recent victory over Gottfried Von Cramm highlighting his dominance. Budge’s success boosts interest and attendance in national events.
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New York
California
Doh Budge
Simon-Pire
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
America
France
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
U. S
Acme Fhota
Sports Cut Short by Ernie Braden
A collage of sports notes from 1957 includes era headlines: a football debut at Ely Stadium, wrestling shifts toward Wednesdays, and Rio Rialto Theatre action. Carmen Barth, Pancho Villa kin Little Pancho, and Bartn Toni Shucco loom in boxing chatter as Columbus Red Birds clinch the American Association pennant by edging Toledo Mad Hens.
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Ely Stadium
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Shell
Carmen Barth
Cleveland
England
Little Pancho
Pancho Villa
Bartn
Toni Shucco
Columbus Red Birds
Toledo Mad Hens
May Beers
Joe Lewis
Tommy Farr
Westerdax Weapons and Standings Report
Westerdax's Weapons results show Newar RB Valtrinace at 65 dollars, Jersey City chef, Limeage 4 2, Montreat 2 18, Toronto 4 3 in twelve innings, Rochestor 3 4, Buffalo 0 3. The Worthington Ball girls softball team has three games this week at the Legion diamond facing General Industries, Wilson Auto Supply of Lorain, then General Industries again on their diamond.
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Westerdax
Newar
Jersey City
Limeage
Montreat
Toronto
Rochertor
Buffalo
Worthington Ball
Ne General Industries
Legion
Wilson Auto Supply
General Industries
Oberlin Eleven To Open Drills
Oberlin College begins varsity football practice under coach Lysle K. Butler with about fifty hopefuls, led by captain Robert Harrison. The Yeomen schedule includes Rochester, Kenyon, Swarthmore, Hamilton, Wittenberg, Wooster, Denison, Case, and Denison again, with returning lettermen from Akron, Bellevue, Napoleon, and other locales.
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Oberlix
Lysle K. Butler
Oberlin College
Robert Harrison
Napoleon
Ohio
Butler
Oberlin
Rochester
Kenyon
Guy Thrower
Walter Va. Margesheimer
University of Minnesota
Class B Bowling League Season Starts Tonight
The Elyria City Class B Bowling League opens tonight at the Elyria Recreation with eight matches on the schedule. Early shifts at 7 o clock feature Service Station versus DeBray Body Shop, Bittner Funeral Home versus Shelk Petroleum, Ridgeville Boosters versus Biveryo Alloys, and Eagles No 2 versus Viv Silver’s Jewelers. The late shift at 9 features Sanitey’s Waldorf Lagers No 2 versus Wykrept’s Cafe, Romer Pimp versus Gerber’s Market, Har shaw Chemical versus Fo. Furnace Tattersall Dairy versus Welsh Funeral Home. A captains meeting is set for 6:45 p.m. called by Smythe Sayles, secretary.
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Elyria City
Elyria Recreation
Service Station
DeBray Body Shop
Bittner Funeral Home
Shelk Petroleum
Ridgeville Boosters
Biveryo Alloys
Eagles No
Viv Silver
Jewelers
Ofeloch
Sanitey
Waldorf
Wykrept
Romer Pimp
Gerber's Market
Harshaw Chemical
Fo. Furnace Tattersall Dairy
Welsh Funeral Home
Verveve Ter
Ttn
Cree
Smythe Sayles
Crowd of 2500 at Fish and Game Field Day
A crowd of about 2500 attended the Lorain County Fish and Game Association field day at Lincoln Park. Buck, owned by Joe Kudela, won the coon dog trials with Kine, owned by Josh Reisinger, placing second. A map of the 1u acres under lease drew interest. Officials announced small swaps for members within ten days and about 100 served at the bake sale.
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Lorain County
McLEMORE critiques tennis stars and matches of the National Championships
Henry McLeMore reports on his private appreciation of the National Tennis Championships. He mocks Anita Lizana as overhyped and second Lenglen, criticizes early round play and turf conditions, and notes Von Cramm's gentlemanly “toss” of points. Budge, McNexi, and Davis Cup remarks follow with golf and Cherry Ridge scores concluding.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Senorita
Anita Lizana
Lenglen
Sam
Senovita
Suzanne
Re Vamped Offense Is Miami's Buckeye Title Hope
At Oxford Ohio University seeks to defend the Buckeye Conference crown behind a revamped Miami Redskins offense. Frank Wilson revises the backfield and shifts Jerry Williams to left halfback to boost scoring. The 1938 squad produced only 14 points. coach Wilton emphasizes stronger attack and a veteran line to challenge Ohio University and the league.
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Miami
Buckeye
Xford
U. P
Miami University
Iehave
Ohio University
Frank Wilton
Stantard University
Redskins
Pop
Mii
Wilton
Ude Wagner
Cleveland
Wagner Agate Meares
Witton
Minemi
Nich
Willams
Jerry Willams
Jtpen
Wacner
Wile Hans
Obawekfield
Whlten
John Wiest
Melleware
Charlie Metzaer
Cingimuti
Timmon Ellisen
Middletown
Elyria Net Team Falls In Season Finale
The Elyria Tennis Club lost to Akron Goodyear 4 to 3 in the final match of the season. Stalder defeated Sharkey for Akron, while Sayle, Naughton, and Whites won singles for Goodyear. The deciding No 1 doubles match went to Stolder and West as Altfeld and Sharkey fell 6 0. Elyria finished with two wins in eight team matches.
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Ite
South Ameran
Senorita Anita Lizana
Chile
Jadwicz Jedracjowska
Poland
Elyria
Elyria Tennis Club
Akeron Goodyear
Elyna
Joral Netters
Floyd Stalder
Akron
Bob Mibonsen
Jam Sharkey
Bel
Fea
Kein Woeistaed
Randy Wese
Teais
Bob Sayle
Bond
Pets Naughton
Neikirk
Bob Mtfeold
Pete Naughton
Peteyron
Stolder
West
Bob Altfeld
Jim Sharkey
Elyria Girls Suffer Heavy Losses in Finale double defeat
Elyria Girls, runners up in Lorain County Girls League, lost 21 0 to Blonc Combs ten of Cleveland on Jefferson diamond and 13 1 at Flks fields Lakewood. Voor fielding produced the large scores. the game was Elyria Girls season finale.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Sam Busich
Lorain High School
Ohio State University
Cleveland Rams
Pug Rentner
Northwestern
Patsy Perroni
Cleveland Canton-New York
Mitter
Bob Olin Junishi
Toledo
Olin
Pate
Jack Trammell
Steve Dudas
Elyria Girls
Lorain County
Blonc Combs Ten
Cleveland
Jefferson Diamond
Flks
Lakewood
Redskins Face Formidable Early Schedule This Fall
The team must quickly mold into shape as Miami opens Sept. 25 at Alma. The slate includes Marietta Oct. 2, Marshall Oct. 9, Ohio U. Oct. 16, Toledo Oct. 23, Casa Oct. 30, Ohio Wesleyan Nov. 6, Dayton Nov. 15, and Cincinnati Nov. 25. Ohio University is noted among opponents.
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Miami
Marshall
Oho University
Redskins
Alma
Mich
Marietta
Ohio U
Toledo
Casa
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Cincinnati
Ohio University
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Lorain Amrican
Lorain Kentie Shoppes
Bittners
Stoves
TUST
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Yousthoia
Papathiy Soni
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Household Finance CO
RR Ritter
Onis
Victor
Ernie Braden
Mike Skryp
Cleveland Fisher Foods
National Baseball Federation
Alexander City
Cutey
Weirton
W. Va
Vesterdas Resulins
Meron
Mtteburgh
St. Lets Fee
Philidelitica
Preehien
Eas Ma
Venus
ARIS
Tergeland
Warthinartes
Geamos
Westerdas
Han
Lea
Philadelphia
Verhoo
Lee
Pittebaar
International Aube
McLemore
Taft Tilden
von Cramm
Donald McNeci
Kenyon Col+ lesa
Walter Pate
Omy Bors
Sayles Barber Shop
Porter Sertice Tool! Recreation Building
Broad Street
Ipow’t
Goodrich Engineers
Goddrich
Goodrich
Silvertown Equality and
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J. C. McKinley
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