Two Chicago Clubs Stir Up Big League Races
In a day of upsets at Elyria and major league play, Chicago clubs show sparks in both pennant chases. Fauver edged Timms in a tight match, seizing a semifinal spot with clutch putts and a late rally. Across MLB, July's standings shuffle tightens races as the Yankees, Tigers, White Sox, and Cubs jockey for position, with key series set in Detroit and Chicago.
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Harder Falters In 8th, Indians Beaten By Sox
Chicago notes Meg Harder faltered in the eighth inning as the Cleveland Indians lost to the Chicago White Sox. Harder allowed two decisive home runs after loading the bases, with Walter Johnson sending Lloyd Brown to the mound. Harder sought his fifteenth win, but the Sox capitalized late for a 5-4 victory.
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Standings and results from the National League and upcoming games
The National League standings show New York, St Louis, and Brooklyn near the top with Chicago and Philadelphia close behind. Yesterday's scores include UVhicago 4 5 and Pittshuteh 2 6, while St. Louis led 7 4 in a late game. Today's schedule lists Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Johns at Cincinnati with several other matchups in the mixed league slate.
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Johnson Likely Out As Indians Manager After Slump
Cleveland August 1 Walter Johnson seemed certain to depart as manager of the Cleveland Indians after a midseason slide to the second division. A Detroit conference with team officials was planned while president Alva Bradley remained noncommittal. Johnson expected to be fired, with speculation linking Donie Bush as a possible successor though unlikely. If Johnson leaves Steve ONeill may finish the season as manager.
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Ed Raus Sets New Elyria Club Record
Elyria Coun try Clun golfer Ed Raus set a new amateur club record with rounds of 34 36 70 for three under par curves. The previous mark of 72 was held jointly by Worth Fauvar and L C Boles. A late round mishap November 18 cost him a chance at sixties and tying the pro record. Raus benefited from sharp putting needing 22 putts.
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Ralph Fey Defeats Sam Deutsch In Ridge Play
Ralph Fey, a Cherry Ridge youth, defeated Sam Deutsch 2 up in a Class A Cham pionship match. Tom Wood beat Louis Natasy 4 and 3, Bob Novak downed Pete Dirlam 2 and 1. In Class C Bob Kiely beat George Dunstan 2 and 1, Carl Hobert defeated Frank Hoover 2 and 1. A ladies Sunset tournament is set for tomorrow evening with the first four players teeing off at 5 30.
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Cherry Ridge
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Bob Novak
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George Dunstan
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Frank Hoover
Brumbaugh eyed as West Virginia backfield coach
Rumor places Carl Brumbaugh of West Milton Ohio, once a Florida star and Chicago Bears quarterback, as WVU backfield coach with potential moves forward. Fellow coaches Neale and Palm exit recent Mountaineer rotations. Ashland College considers ex Notre Dame star Miller for backfield duties.
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Merchants Triumph 2-0 Over Janby Oils
Merchants secured a 2-0 victory over Janby Oils in a Community League match. The Welsh Funeral Home versus Jark's Sports contest was postponed, while Hi-Speeds Gas softball team will drill at Cascade Park diamond at 6:00. players urged to attend.
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Museum gets book at Twain Museum in Hannibal
New York City attorney Tressler Lark has sent five volumes with facsimile of Mark Twain’s Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc to the Twain Museum in Hannibal Missouri. In Rupert Prince’s sea monster item a shark is found entangled in nets. a basking shark weighs about fourteen tons. Constitution Wharf in Boston is rebuilt atop an older wharf after settlement. Britain’s Queen Mary liner must earn about five million dollars yearly to show profit.
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U S Tracksters dominate Finnish meet in six wins
In Tammerfors Finland on August 196? America's touring trackmen extended their European string by winning six of nine events against Finnish rivals. Gordon Dunn of the San Francisco Olympic Club led the winners with first place in both the shot put and discus throw.
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Merchants Face Perry-Fay All-Stars At Lace Co Diamond
Elyria Merchants clash with Perry-Fay All-Stars tonight at the Lace Co diamond. Game time is 2:35 P.M. Fans and players are urged to arrive early and ready.
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Jack's Score Win Over Business Men at Cascade Park
Jack's Sports defeated the Business Men 11 to 4 on Cascade Park diamond last evening. The win showcased strong batting and solid pitching from Jack's lineup.
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Drawings For City Singles Soon Champs See Action
Second call issued for city wide tennis singles entries to begin once doubles finish. Drawings to be made Monday evening at the Y M C A. Entries to W. O. McClellan at the Y Roy Clymer at the Stadium Jim Sharkey or Chuck Hupp at the Club courts. Doubles consolation starts next week with quarter finals today Ehrman Finnegan and Smith Brissell. Defending champs Sharkey Horan face Mer Hupp in upper semi Friday at five. Inner semi Seward Horane to meet winner of that match.
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Oscar Ehrman
Gene Finnegan
Pierre Smith
Leo Brissell
Dave Horan
Byron Mer
Bob Altfeld
Chuck Terry
Eddie Seward
Dick Horane
Two Games Listed On Community Schedule
The M C A Community League lists two games instead of three. The DeMolays face EF Hardware Sports at Legion while Y Industrielles meet Electroux at Hamilton. The Welch Funeral Home and Jack's Sports game is postponed.
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King Levinsky Ready to Face Joe Louis in Heavy Clash
Round Lake report details King Levinsky preparing for the August 7 bout with Joe Louis at Comiskey Park. The Krakow family and trainer Izzy Kline discuss strategy, with Levinsky confident of a knockout in the fight's early rounds. Training camp conditions and Lena Krakow's meals are described as part of his regimen.
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Hughes Provisions Face Elyria Hardwares In City League Feature
The Hughes Provisions, leaders of the first half, meet the Elyria Hardwares on the MacKivler diamond at Murphy Park in the feature game. A second contest pits Pure Protection Life Insurance against Sears-Rosbuck at Jefferson Chapman field on tonight’s schedule.
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St Paul Defeats Millers in AA Play
In Columbus on August 1, St Paul recorded a win over the Minneapolis Millers in an American Association match. The Blues beat the Millers despite the latter's strong all-star form, while other results included Kansas City and Louisville extending long games and Milwaukee defeating Indianapolis 4 to 3, snapping the Indians eight-game streak.
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Clarence Zwick Named Lakewood High Grid Coach
Clemente W. Zwick former Oberlin College football star yesterday was chosen to succeed George D. Corneal as head football coach at Lakewood High School. He captained the Yeomen in 1927 and was named All-Shion guard in 1925 and 1926. He has coached at Grandsview Heights and New Philadelphia High School, and mentored Larry Severs, son of Elyria High’s assistant principal.
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Elyria High All Stars Win Over Amherst Eagles
Elyria High School All Stars opened their season with a 15 to 3 eight inning win over the Amherst Eagles at Hig Stadium. Pete Guigui pitched masterfully, allowing five hits and striking out nine. Elyria piled up 14 hits including triples by Coen Black and Dan Guigui and two by Jack Meyer, with Towne and Maiden coping for Amherst. The teams meet again Friday at Ely Stadium.
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Hughes Juniors to face White Sox on Superior diamond
The Hughes Provision Juniors meet the White Sox tonight on the Superior diamond with a 6:00 start. Players are asked to take notice of the scheduled game.
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