Elyria High Track Hosts Akron West Berea Triangular Meet
Elyria High cinder men, led by Lowie Hall in the 440 and Shapiro with Ken Lrous in sprints, host Akron West and Berea in a Saturday triangular meet at Ely Stadium. Elyria seeks its first win over West in six meetings and to extend its edge over Berea, with strong relay and field events expected as the Flashes aim to match last year’s dual or triangular meet success.
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Knute Rockne Basketball Pep Talk Tale
Don Miller recalls Knute Rockne briefly coaching Notre Dame basketball and delivering a famed halftime pep talk. Rockne mixed football dominance with cage sport, urging players to forget basketball and play real football, a quip that endures in Irish lore.
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Gar Wood Fails To Break World Speed Record
Gar Wood of Detroit tried twice to beat the Kare Don world speed record for motor boats at Miami Beach Florida on April 16. He ran a nautical mile course southbound in 40 43 at 102.53 mph and northbound in 40 51 at 102.33 mph. The two run average was 102.44 mph, short of Don's 103.8.49 mph.
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15 5s Trounce W S Tiger Team In Indoor Victory
The 15 5 3 indoor team continued its winning ways by defeating West Side Tigers at Casade Park. Tonight the 15 5s face Browne and Darkson All Stars, a south town colored lineup. Two-base hits included R Heath W Krusz G Barner A Nichols. three-base hits P Watson G Barney. Home runs by Kitstyo C Guto RB Monroe. Base on balls Nally Off Muruke Soja Struck out Muruke Soja. Winning pitcher Soja losing pitcher Muruke.
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Stolen bases and pitching mix in Cleveland loss at Washington
Baseball game report notes stolen bases by Cissell Sac Simons Kamm and runs, with Hudlin and Caraway pitching. Scoring errors, walks by Hudlin and Caraway, and multiple pitchers listed. Winning pitcher McKain, losing pitcher Thomas, with umpires Owens Ormedy and Allin and a 2 50 time. Home run noted.
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B and B Motor Oils Play Lorain Team
B and B Motor Oils face Lorain in a Friday 6:30 game at Hamilton School Grounds. All B and B players should meet at Jefferson School Grounds tonight for practice. Pinky Smith and Kaiser are noted.
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White Sox edge Indians in ten to even series
Cleveland and Chicago split the series as the White Sox won 7 6 in ten innings after Indian errors aided the Pale Hose. Willis Hudlin lasted two thirds of an inning in relief, Harder shut out the Sox with no hits across 2 2 3 innings, Fay Thomas earned the defeat, and Benny Fox led the tie breaking tenth inning rally. Warroad started the inning with a walk and moved on advancement on Kamm’s misplay. Cliff Brown is slated to face the Sox with Urhan Reds Paver pitching for Cleveland.
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St Paul sluggers stay unbeaten with 19 4 win over Indianapolis
In Columbus on April 16 St Paul marked an undefeated streak by beating Indianapolis 19 to 4 as Davis, St Paul outfielder, went 4 for 5 with a home run. Ed Walsh Jr. earned the win for Louisville in a 6-5 tenth inning victory over Minneapolis. Columbus Red Birds edged Milwaukee 13-12 on a ninth inning rally led by pinch hitters. Kansas City Blues rallied for three in the ninth to top Toledo Mud Hens 6-5, with Carl Mays absorbing the loss. Grisby of Kansas City went 3 for 3.
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Merchants Seek Players for Elyria Team Tryouts at Cascade Park
The Merchants invite former Elyria Merchant players and others to report for a brief practice at Cascade Park tonight at 6 00 PM. The team aims to build its roster for the coming season and will announce next steps after the session.
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No Triple A Baseball Club To Represent Elyria This Season
A local chapter disbands the Triple A club due to lack of a reliable backer and uncertain player futures. Several athletes have joined Cleveland teams or await decisions as the organization traces back to earlier names and restructurings dating to TAL2, with some stars rumored to appear in other leagues this season.
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Heavyweight Title Bout Set for July 3 in Cleveland
The Schmeling Stribling world heavyweight title fight moves toward life in Cleveland on July 3 at the new municipal stadium. Promoter Madison Square Garden Illinois promises a 15 round bout with tickets from 26 to 2 dollars. The event battles legal and logistical questions, with Cleveland hailed as virgin territory by Joe Jacobs as the bout struggles for broad support.
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Oberlin track hopes rise at informal intercollegiate meet
Oberlin College track men Barry Spangler Bil Guinn and Rast Milovsoroff gained eligibility for an informal meet with Ohio conference rivals after preparatory work. Spangler set a practice pole vault record over 12 feet and George attained 5 feet 11 inches in the high jump. Milovsoroff competes as a weight man. event includes Mount Union Hiram Kenyon Heidelberg Baldwin Wallace and Allegheny colleges with no scores kept.
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American Results and National Scores On Today’s Baseball Card
American results show Chicago seven to six over Cleveland in ten innings, and Philadelphia seven to one over Washington. St Louis six, Detroit four, while New York and Boston both seven. National results include Philadelphia ten, New York seven. St Louis four, Cincinnati zero. Boston nine, Brooklyn three. Chicago six, Pittsburgh five. OXFORD April 16 Pitcher Kelley of Miami University beat Indiana and Michigan, with Van Laningham homering for Miami.
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Meet Rocky River Team There There Jones Likely To Start
Elyria High opens the Lake Erie League season with a 4:15 P.M. game at the River diamond versus Rocky River High. Coach Roy Clymer’s nine have a 1 1 record after losses to Amherst 2 0 and a 74 0 win over Clearview. McCue’s fielding at third wobbled, benching, Burtey moved to third, and Rege inserted at short.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Early Season Action
In a wide update from early season play the Chicago Cubs defeated Brooklyn as Rogers Hernsbs homered for Chicago. Philadelphia crushed New York 19 to 7 behind Chuck Klein with a homer triple and two singles. Boston split with New York, while Washington defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1. Cleveland battled Chicago White Sox to a 7 to 6 tenth inning loss. Cedarville College beat the University of Dayton as Jayney hit a two-run homer in the seventh.
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Navy Grid Captain To Quit Service
Annapolis report says Midshipman Robert M. Bowstrom, captain of Navy's 1930 football team, will resign after graduation in June to pursue coaching or athletic work. He hopes to join Navy Bil Ingram, now head coach at California, in future plans. Ashland notes Maryland pitcher Dike Potter, 20, signed by St. Louis Cardinals. Potter stands six feet one inch, weighs 190 pounds.
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