Horan and Martin Lead City Men’s Singles Semi finals
Dave Horan faces Howard Martin tonight at Ely courts in the quarter finals to determine who meets Harold Halpin at 6 p m. Richard Horan defends the title against Sam Ryshen as the semi finals progress en route to tomorrow’s city championship. Horan earned a semi spot via default when James Van Horn could not play. Horan defeated Gene Finegan 6 0 7 5 in the prior round.
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Howard Martin
Ely Courts
Harold Halpin
Richard Horan
Sam Ryshen
D. Horan-Martin- Halpin
R. Horan-Rushen
James van Horn
Ohio Northern
Gene Finegan
Rosetta Dyer Faces Ruth Gill In City Girls Final
Rosetta Dyer meets Ruth Gill in the city Girls' championship at Ely Stadium courts this afternoon. Dyer beat Jane Gill 6 1 7 5 in the semi finals yesterday while Gill defeated Dorothy Tulk 6 3 6 1 to reach the final.
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Rosetta Dyer
Ruth Gill
Ely Stadium
Miss Dyer
Jane Gill
Miss Gill
Dorothy Tulk
New Jr Team Debuts With 8-7 Win for Flashes
The Eastern Heights Flashes opened their season with an 8-7 victory over the West Side Owls. Bill McCray doubled with a man on base in the eighth to push across the decisive run and seal the win for the Flashes.
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Eastern Heights Flashes
West Side Owls
Bill McCray
Flashes
Baseball box score highlights from W Side game
Two base hits Milliken McCray. Pfaff Milliken Femly Mahl V. Smith. McCray Milliken double plays. Left on bases McCray V Smith Mahl Pfaff Searles. Walks HT Smith Mahl Rumph. Strikeouts Smith Mahl Rumph. Balk H Anith. Winning pitcher Harold Smith. Losing pitcher Babe Rumph. Umpires Blaine Smith. Time 3:30.
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McCray
Pfaff
Femly
Mahl
V. Smith
Finger
McCray-Milliken
K. Mahl
Searles
HT. Smith
H. Mahl
Tigers Dominate Giants In Stadium League Shutout
The Tigers beat the Giants 6-0 to push toward the second half championship. Tisza starred on the mound, limiting the Giants to three hits and outdueling Powell. The game was scoreless through three innings before the Tigers scored twice in the fourth and again in the fifth to clinch victory.
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Tigers
Giants
Tisza
Powell
Gehrig Shines With Yankees In Breakout Season
Lou Gehrig, once doubted after a .500 slump last season, leads the American League with a .492 batting average and a hot 20 RBI week. The slugger, tied for second in homers with 33, nears his own RBIs record as the Yankees press the pennant race with Babe Ruth sidelined by a thumb injury.
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New York
Lou Gehrig
Wally Pipp
New York Yankees
Columbia
Gehrig
Husky Dutchman
Yankees
Yankee
Lou
Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Jim Bottomley
Harry Heisman
Roy Hartzell
Red Sox
Athletics
Senators
Philadelphia
From Tee to Green at Inwood Open Trap Play
The article notes Bobby Jones, winner of his fourth national open, still facing sand traps at Inwood where his and Cruickshank’s outs relied on precise sand technique. It explains stance, backswing, wrist action, and weight distribution for successful sand shots and emphasizes avoiding lunging as the ground is loose.
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Bobby Jones
Jones
Cruickshank
Inwood
Cleveland district caravan golf tour midway at Sleepy Hollow
The annual Cleveland district caravan golf tournament reached the halfway mark with 36 holes completed. L. L. Boles of Wooster led at 153, six strokes ahead of Pat Young of Madison, while W Leon ard Tufford of Elyria was third. A fourball mixed foursome is planned Sunday at Elyria Country Club, and the New York Yankees edged the Boston Red Sox 14 to 13 in a erratic game noted for seven Yankee errors and six by Boston.
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Lakewood
Elyria
Sleepy Hollow
Brecksville
Aurora
Ll. C. Boles
Wooster
Pat Young
Madison
Leonard Tufford
Elyria Country Club
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Red Sox
White Sox sweep Browns with two wins 10 to 2 and 1 to 0
The Chicago White Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns in a twin bill, winning 10 to 2 in the opener and 1 to 0 in the nightcap. Pitcher Ted Lyons earned his 17th victory of the season in the second game.
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Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Ted Lyons
Elyria boxer Boyson to fight Spacek in Cleveland
Mike Boyson of Elyria, trained by Johnny Kilbane and Porter Root, will meet Lou Spacek next Friday August 8 in Cleveland at 135 pounds. The bout marks a promising step for Boyson under the guidance of the veteran champions.
Mrs Walter Johnson Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Walter Johnson wife of famed pitcher and manager of the Washington Senators died at Georgetown Hospital after a brief illness aggravated by heat. Johnson was at her bedside when she died at 4 a.m. after entering hospital Wednesday night and condition had not been realized until yesterday.
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Walter Johnson
Washington
Washington Senators
Georgetown
Johnson
Cubs Meet Bears in Stadium League Showdown
The Cubs Holy Cross Juniors face their Holy Cross Seniors rivals, the Bears, in two Stadium League games tonight. The Bears share the league lead while the Cubs aim to topple them, seeking bragging rights over their older brothers.
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Cubs
Bears
Pirates
Giants
Holy Cross
Church League victors in three slugfests at Hamilton and Richwine Fields
Holy Cross defeated St Johns 18 to 5 at Hamilton Grounds as Slatkowski notched three hits and Holy Cross rallied with five runs after St Johns led in the second. Second Congregationals opened with eight runs against St Pauls at Richwine Field and won 14 to 9, Battenhouse earning his first win of the second half. Methodists overwhelmed Baptists 17 to 9 at Are Kinley as the winners totaled twenty hits to eleven for the Baptists.
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St. Johns
Hamilton Grounds
Slatkowski
St. Pauls
Richwine Field
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S. Battenhouse
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Rogers
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H. Dunstan
Goodspeed
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Boynton
Olmstead
Ludlow
Battenhouse
Leslie
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Wizneski
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Schroider
P Gehrig
N.Y. XE
Toledo
Ann Strinka
Simmons
Phil
Minneapolis
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Toader
Itoxx
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
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Lehman
Mooelki
Quad
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Ktetn
Phila
Agy
La'Doenl
Zan
Herman
Erry
N RkIn
Ephin
Brooklyn
Morgan's Homer Beats Bengals in 5-3 Win
Morgan hit a timely homer off Detroit’s Sorrell with Richrd Twilley aboard to lift the Indians to a 5-3 victory over the Tigers. Ferrell earned his 17th win, tying Ted Lyons for the league lead. Peckinpaugh signed to manage the Indians again as the club heads to St Louis for a four-game Browns series amid a busy schedule.
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Indians
Morgan
Richard Twilley
Detroit Tigers
Ferrell
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Sorrell
Bengals
Guy Cantrell
Tiger
Roger Peckinpaugh
St. Louis
Browns
Detroit
East
League Park
Standings and partial results in the American League
The column shows Cleveland ahead with 18 wins in a tight standings race, lists Boston at New York and Philadelphia noted in the schedule, and records runs batted in to Alexander Averill Montague Hargrave Morgan. It also lists home runs by Alexander and Morgan, two-base and three-base hits, and notes Cantrell as losing pitcher with Ferrell and Sorrell handling duties.
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Cleveland
A. E. Jamieson
Ene Porter
Rf Morgan
Averill
L. Sewell
Montague
Goldman
Gardner
Ferrell
Falk
Detroit
H A Johnson
Koenig
Ehringer
Alexander
Stone
Funk
Akers
Hayworth
Hargrave
Sorrell
Cantrell
Surreyl
Morgan
Porter
Aforgan
Jamieson
Gehringer
Cleveland S
Yankee Hero Makes Rapid Rise From Columbia to Renowned Player
Fame was rapid as he joined the Yankees in 1925 after starring at Columbia in football and baseball. He spent two seasons in the Hartford Eastern league before securing a regular Yankees spot in 1925. He batted .299 his first season and .383 in 1927, earning the American League Most Valuable Player honor.
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Columbia
Hartford
Industrial League Tonight Features Western Automatic and Colson
The Western Automatic and Colson teams of the Industrial League entertain at Melvinseys Field tonight while Ohio Fuel Gas tries to handle the Elyria Laundries at Hamilton Grounds.
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Colson
Industrial League
Melvinseys Field
Ohio Fuel Gas
Elyria
Hamilton Grounds
Ansociation Reanlca Louisville 3 Kansas City 2
Association game today. St Paul battles Toledo. Kansas City faces Louisville. Minneapolis plays Columbus and Milwaukee meets Indianapolis.
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Kansas City
Association Gamen Today
St. Paul
Toledo
Louieville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Tigers Lead Tie In Stadium League Standings
The Tigers Bears and Indians share a perfect percentage in a three way tie for second half honors in the Stadium League. The Tigers, once low in the first half, surge in the second half while Giants slump to last place. Wildcats withdraw leaving six teams. fewer games mean teams in both Stadium and Church leagues can schedule cross league nights.
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Bears
Indians
Giants
Wildcats
Pet Tigers
Pirates
Locals Hope For Win Here Sunday
Elyria faces a tough test Sunday at Riverview Park against a fast Dover squad. With Skrup out, Phillips or Forbush will handle mound duties as Mike Skryp may pitch Saturday or Sunday. Elyria plans to start regulars except Skryp, Smith and Arndt, relying on optimists Richwine and Ambrose though two top players are gone.
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Dover
Elyria
Riverview Park
Mike
Ambrose
Phillips
Forbush
Skryp
Smith
Arndt
Phillys
Richwine
Dope
Bush
Akron National Guards
Postpone Junior City Tennis Tourney to September Week
The Junior City Tennis tourney planned for next week has been postponed to the week of September 2. Supervisors A. N. Smith and Bob Moore cite only two weeks left in the Summer Athletic Program at Fly Stadium and say time is too limited to fit a junior event until after the Senior Doubles and Stadium Soft Ball League finish.
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A. N. Smith
Bob Moore
Fly Stadium
Whiskery Denied Victory Again in Arlington Race
Whiskery, the 1927 Kentucky Derby winner, failed to win again as Macedon, a 7.50 to 1 long shot, surged from last at the head of the stretch to beat Whiskery by a head in the Glen Ellyn purse at Arlington. It marked Whiskery’s 26th defeat in 27 starts since his Derby triumph.
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Chicago
Whiskery
Former Champ Tunney Joins Wheel Company
Gene Tunney retired heavyweight champion is now linked with the Southern Wheel Company, maker of railroad coach wheels. Sam Pryor, a close friend, serves as company president, and Tunney is expected to become a permanent associate with the organization.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Southern Wheel Company
Sam Pryor
Tunney
Pirates rally as French wins own game in ninth
Larry French doubled in the ninth to lift Pittsburgh to a 4-3 victory over St. Louis. The win gave the Pirates a stretch of three straight one run wins against the Cardinals, keeping both teams tied for fourth place.
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Larry French
Pirates Southboan
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cardinals
Athletics Rest, Beat Senators 4-3 For Second Straight Win
With an eight game lead over Washington the Philadelphia Athletics enjoyed an open day schedule. They extended their advantage by taking a second straight win over the Senators 4-3 yesterday continuing strong form.
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Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Senators
Eighteen Year Old Star Nears Second Title
Ellsworth Vines an 18 year old Pasadena California tennis star nears his second major of the eastern season. He will meet Sidney B Wood of Forest Hills New York in the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club 37th annual tourna ment final after defeating Francis T Hunter of New Rochelle New York in the semi final 6 3 6 2 8 5.
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Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Calif
Sidney B. Wood
Forest Hills
N. Y
Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
Vines
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
Left Handed Amateur Golfers Hold Tourney
Chicago Aug. 1 left handed golfers will stage the twenty first annual national amateur tournament at Midlothian Country Club on Aug. 7. The 36 hole event features prizes for low gross and low net scores and is open to all south paw players who are members of clubs affiliated with the U.S. G A or the Western Golf Association.
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Chicago
Midlothian Country Club
Western Golf Association
Ohio State Derby at Bainbridge Tomorrow
The sixth running of the Ohio State Derby will take place at Bainbridge track tomorrow with a $12,000 purse. The field includes Gallant Knight and Dixie Lad, who have been standout rivals this season, plus entries Alcibiades Crack Brigade and Snow Flake. Dixie Lad recently won Thistledown, while Gallant Knight has outshone him since then.
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Gallant Knight
Dixie Lad
Dixie
Alcibiades
Crack Brigade
Snow Flake
Cubs Open Three-Game Series to Narrow NL Lead
Baseball notes say the Chicago Cubs host the Pittsburgh Pirates after two idle days. The Pirates, tied for fourth, aim to close the gap on the league leader Brooklyn Robins, who lost 12-7 to the Phillies. Giants beat Braves 11-5 to move within five games of Brooklyn. Ferrell and Lyons reach seventeen wins each.
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Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Cubs
Brookison
Robins
Phillies
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Hold Rehearing in Lorain Case
On rehearing of the Lorain cases Mohemid Ali and Abdullah Ahemid were released. The quarrel occurred in a Twenty-eighth Street Lorain coffee house and they had been held for the grand jury under $1000 bond. The judge discharged Mohemid Ali. Abdullah Ahemid must post $500 bond for next term.
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Rabek Abdulla
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William F. Hurley
Webber
John N. Harding
Mohemid AH
Phrase About Success and Gender Norms
The fragment discusses male success as the ideal outcome and suggests that society has long understood this secret. It presents a provocative assertion about gender expectations and achievement without providing concrete events or figures.
Understudy Steps In To Replace Stage Prose Conceit
A wry note on theater where the familiar line All the world is a stage becomes a practical reminder that an understudy is ready to deliver when needed, keeping performances smooth and rehearsals on track.
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