Elyria High Tracksters Shine at Wesleyan Meet Fifth Place
Elyria High School tracksters delivered a strong showing at the Wesleyan Relays, finishing fifth overall. Johnny Allen starred for Cleveland Indians in a 16 inning win, while Lorain County case laws and local sports notes appear among broader 1936 season chatter.
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IHE Chronicle Tele Telegram
Elyria
Wesleyan
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Columbus
Toledo
Scott
Sandusky
Maumee City Stars
University of Toledo
Okbio Wesleran
Orery High
Crim
Lakemorrow Erie League
Cleveland
Basin
Wiltz
Lorain
Larry Wooddell
zZill Peis
Tom
WEPO
Ghenville
Ohio
Kappler's 79 Low At Spring Valley
Kappler's 79 tied for low score at Spring Valley as ScoTa and Journey Warne led the field. The event highlighted steady putting and consistent iron play from the top contenders, with Spring Valley hosting the regional golf meet.
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Kappler
Spring Valley
Permit Rules for School Field Use Raise Local Attention
Elyria High athletic director Rer B. Cly mer orders teams to secure written permits before using school fields. The rule aims to regulate practice space access and ensure proper scheduling at the gymnasium and related facilities.
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Dhatfords
Rer B. Clymer
Elyria High
Abhout Gymnasium
La Grange Defeats Elyria Merchants 5 to 3
La Grange rallied to beat the Elyria Merchants by a score of 5 to 3. The game featured steady pitching and key hits that broke a tied score in the late innings.
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la Grange
Elyria Merchants
Grant Defeats Budge To Win Tourney Title
Grant defeats Budge to win the tourney title in a tense final. The Atlantan notes strong play by Budge and Grant as the championship arc concludes with a win for Grant.
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Grant
Budge
Ad Xoz
Frester- Gere
Donaig Budge
Uwo
Leipzig Fair Tops Record of 1928 Event Highlight
A partial report notes the Leipzig Fair reaching a new high in 1928, seen as a barometer for world trade conditions. The event reflects broader economic sentiment and urged attention to postwar recovery, with emphasis on safety and respect for life and property amid global tensions.
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Leipzig
Yesterday's Hero Fepper Martin Drives In Winning Run
Si lonis Cardinals star Fepper Martin singled with two outs in the tenth to score the decisive run, giving his team a dramatic victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Fepper Martin
Silonis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buck Newsom
Washington Senators
Rabor Slinger
Philadelphia Athletics
Shikat to Take Stand in Wrestling War Today
Wrestler Shikat prepares to testify in a court fight over control of wrestling promotions led by Boston promoter Bowser. The case centers on contracts and the so called Eastern trust as Alvares and supporters push for a ruling on breach and enforcement while observers await the outcome of the trial.
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Eastern “Trust
Boston
Torre Alvares
Phafor Shikars Sernue
Alvarez” Counse
Apna
Alvarez
Bowser
Paul Bowser
Baba
Shikatesa
Jack
Hermas
Wrest
Iszko
United
Poland
Standings and scattered notes from a noisy standings list
Readable parts show teams like Memphis, Beaumont, Houston, San Antonio, Oklahoma City and Fort Worth. Mentions standings, innings, and scores with unclear OCR errors. Likely a sports standings blurb from a regional column, listing several cities and teams with partial results and references to innings and matches.
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Traas
Beaumont
Houston
Tulseides
Wep Ey
San Antonio
Trys Stan
Ahoma City
Fort Worth
Granville and Tentel Triumph in Wood Memorial Race
In an April United Press report by Henry McLemore, Granville and Tentel clash in the Wood Memorial with Tentel ultimately overtaking Granville to win. The victory boosts earnings for Mrs. H. C. Phipps and Ogden Mills who gain $10,778 to cover Colony Club tips.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Teuter
Godwin
Ieich
Wood Memorial
J Lay
Tentel
H. C. Phipps
Ogden Mills
Colony Club
Elyria Bowling Banquet Highlights From Association Event
The Elyria Bowling Association held its annual banquet featuring key speakers and notable attendees. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text, but the event celebrated the city bowling community and acknowledged outstanding participants.
Berry Opponent For Weaver On Mat Card Here
Wrestler Weaver headlines a local mat card with an opponent yet to be finalized. The event features several bouts with challengers including McLain and others in a tournament style lineup, aiming to showcase top regional talent.
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Berry
Kansas City Falls Behind In Doubleheader Loss
Ambiguous feed reports a first game with Indiana Polis, score 2 to 2, and a nightcap win by Brewers over Kansas City. Mentions Lindsey, Comba, and Milwauke, but details are garbled. Outcome suggests Kansas City lost game one and held a lead in another, with limited clear facts.
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Columbus
Kansases
Dar
Palimbus
Ats
Indianapolis
Lindsey
Indiane
Comba
Kansas
Hiss
Toba
Milwaukerst
Avon Defeats Avon Lake Team On Track
Avon defeats Avon Lake in a track meet with a decisive performance as runners deliver strong times and secure victory for Avon in a narrow dual meet showing.
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Avon
Avon Lake
Major Loop Leaders and Runners Batted In
United Press reports leaders and batters in the Major League loop with notable runs driven in by Treher Yaske and others. The notice references statistical leaders and players like Vadhars and Vir eee Siguators Cihrigern among others in a fragmented 1936 copyright context.
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United Press
Treher
Yaske Trosks
Vadhars
Cihrigern
Crimson Flyers World Relays Effort At Maumee City Meet
Elyria High places in five events earning 16 points and fifth in final standings behind Sandusky and Scott at the Maumee City Relays. Scott, Sandusky, and DeVilbiss led the field as Elyria’s twelve runners distinguished themselves with podium finishes and relay marks set by local stars led by Johnny Smith and Joe Decker.
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Hupp
Toledo Srot
Sandusky High
Maumee Ciwr
Ravaster
Onio Wesleyan Helays
Seth
Scott
Chieval
Toledo
Saundus Cithes
Biize
Saetarihkay Ie
Decker
Johnny Smith
Sandusky
Jim W
Ailen
Glenville
Ace
Allen
Selby
Mitc
Eker
Hull
Smith
Brown
Parr
Beter
Fine & Anchor
Jack Ward
Elyria
Dar
Dour Jenney
Chick
Ernest Sperry
Tifisam
LeRoy Barr
Dow
Daya Rew
Oakwood
Canton Joins Mid Atlantic League as 25th City
Canton becomes the 25th city with a franchise in the Mid-Atlantic baseball circuit joining Fairmont Cumberland Wheel ing Johnstown and others. the league's charter included twelve clubs, with Johnstown surviving as the lone holdover. The article covers Cleveland Indians and Louis Browns' 3 10 win in sixteen innings, notes on boxers and promoters, and a YMCA girls softball meeting at 3 o'clock.
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Canton
Mid- Atlantic
Fairmount
Cumberland
Wheeling
West Virginia
Scottgate
Johnstown
Perania
Cleveland Indians
Dr. Louis Browns
Johnny Allen
Nemeith
Allen
Elvrra Hardware Opens Season At Hamilton Diamond
The Elvrra Hardware softball team begins its season tonight facing Anookire Grocers on the Hamilton diamond. The game is scheduled for 6 o'clock.
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