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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1927

Page

7

Elyria City club routs Cleveland Oaks at Riverview Park

Elyria City defeats Cleveland Oaks 8 0 at Riverview Park in a one sided game on Emanration Day. Ray Draegert pitched eight innings allowing four hits with ten strikeouts while Davis and McCulley contributed key hits and Brouse and Cook stood out infield play.

Elyria City Cleveland Oaks Riverview Park Ray Dragért Ano Monudl Fisna Ray Davis Brounagi McCulley Cook Ed Tulk Reynolds Struck Alf Brouse Brouse Reed Oaks Tommy Nickoletta Strang Tommy Draegert Ambrose Nickolette Jack Walker Hampton Tommy Nickellette Forbush Elyria Teats Cobe Tommy Nickoltte Rbush Miles Brouseame i Tommy Nickelette Hamptons Beon Sie Ray di Chapman McCuller Welly Hampton Draegert

Standings highlight 1974 World Series sweep

In 1974 the Baltimore Orioles swept the Philadelphia Phillies in four straight games. The series showcased dominant pitching and timely hitting as Baltimore claimed the championship in a decisive set of games.

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Hornsby Drives Giants Toward NL Pennant Run

The New York Giants, once slipping under manager McGraw, rally under Rogers Hornsby who took charge during his silver anniversary as skipper. Giants swing through the West beat Pirates Cubs Cardinals Reds as Hornsby’s leadership shifts the pennant chase into a lively stretch. Hornsby, a born leader, has the team clicking with a style that suggests a strong chase for the National League title.

New York New York Giants Rogers Hornsby John McGraw Stants New Ory Hornsby Gants Pirates Cubs Cards Reds Cardinals Giants St Louis Cardinals

Ohio State Fair racing officials named

Charles VY Pruas announced the appointees for officiating at the Ohio State Fair racing program. E W Swisher Columbus and others from Cleveland to judge, with G Phillips starter, and timers John Ban Wellston, Lloyd Vallery Waverly, Morris Caldwell Fortsmouth. Trotting and pacing to be featured with Ritenour Piketon in charge.

Charles VY ‘Pruas Ohio

American Results and Upcoming Games Brief

Cleveland defeats New York 2 to 1 in seven innings as rain affects the second game. Postponements hit St Louis at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia while Detroit visits Washington and New York hosts St Louis in national play. In England, anticipation builds for Cowes regatta starting August 2 and running through the week for annual gatherings.

I. Pet New York Washington Daks Aba Hpro FE Nes Philadelphia Nord Chicago Cleveland Loyd St Louis Oldie Rus Baston Dunger Eculley Tyria Nick'le Egert Capman Walker Brounges Boyd L Nicko Grae Draegert Tolen Hases Nickolette McCulley Henke IONS Cleveland New York St Louis Boston Boston Detroit St. Lonia Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh England Cowes St Louis St New York

Walter Johnson Honored On 1st Major League Opening Day

Washington August 2 The young Westerner Walter Johnson receives a historic testimonial day at Griffith Stadium with a band concert, a granite shaft, and a Maltese cross medal. Receipts exceed gate totals and Herbert Hoover and Frank Kellogg participate in the ceremonies for the famed pitcher.

Washington Regent House Walter Johnson Weer Idaho Joe Cantillon Sciatars Johnson Detroit Ball Park Barnes Jahneon Herbert Hoover Frank B Kellogg Walter

Cubs Seize NL Lead as Braves Top Pirates in 11 Innings

Cubs jump to first in the National League after defeating the Phillies 6 to 5 while the Pirates fall to Boston Braves in an 11 inning tilt. Vic Aldridge started strong for Chicago as three Braves scored in the 11th. Giants beat Cardinals 6-3 as Reds rise to fifth. Yankees fall to Indians 2-1 in a six inning rain halted game.

Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Braves Chicago Cubs Subs Philies Braves Pirates Vic Aldridge Phare Hurler Louis Cardinals New York Giants Brooklyn Cimemnat Reds Vanne Rixsey Ram New York Yankees Cleveland Indians

Dole Hawaiian Air Derby Opens With Ten Planes Entered

Ten planes are entered for the Pacific race from California to Hawaii. Entry closes at midnight and the start is August 12 over about 2400 miles. The prize is 35709 dollars. Three women will serve as radio operators or observers aboard.

San Francisco Unierse California Hawaii Oakland Rport Mills Feld

Sport Events Today Across Multiple Venues

Racing continues at Saratoga Lincoln Fields and Race land with Grand Circuit racing in Grand Rapids Michigan. Opening of Dublin Ireland horse show, Walter Johnson Day in Washington DC, Glebe hosts annual national public Unks golf championship. Canadian national track and field in Toronto, national junior championships in Forest Mills and Culver, Northwest champs in Victoria BC, Cotton States in Anniston Alabama. Comes Regatta opens at Cowes England. Boxing matches Jack Bernstein Bruce Flowers 10 rounds in Long Island City, Les Lomsky Armie Owen 14 rounds in Los Angeles.

Saratoga Lincoln Fields lGrand Rapids Mich Dublin Ireland Walter Johnson Washington, D.C Gleveland Toronto Forest Mills L. J Anniston Ala Cowes England Jack Bernsteince Bruce Flowers Long Island City Les Lomst Armie Owen Los Angeles

Deluge Helps Indians Beat Yankees in New York

Rain in the seventh inning aided the Cleveland Indians as they edged the New York Yankees 2 to 1. Walter Miller pitched superbly for the Indians, outshining Herb Pennock. The game followed two Indian runs in the sixth and a lone Yankee run in the fourth.

New York Inuimz Indians Yankees Walter Miller Herb Pennock Cleveland E Jamieson Spurgeon Fonseca Ts Sewell Sewell Eichrodt Et. Hodapp Muler H O . Combs Koenig Meusel Lazzeri Gazella Bengough C. A Pennock D Seewee Lew York L. Sewell Ruth Gehrig Miller Nallin Dineen

State distributes 177000 matured fish across Ohio streams

Ohio's Department of Agriculture announced that 177,900 matured fish from Lake Erie were released into streams and lakes across four counties. Inland hatcheries in Newton, London, Waverly, Piqua, Zoar, Akron, Chagrin Falls and St Marys supplied thousands of fingerlings, mainly bass, catfish and crappies, with pheasants also being placed statewide.

Columbus Department of Agriculture Charles Truax Lake Erie Newton London Waverly Piqua Zoar Akron Chagrin Falls St. Marys

Weissmuller aims to break four world records at water carnival

Johnny Weissmuller, dubbed the one man swimming trust, plans to exceed four of his own world records at a Chicago water carnival. Meanwhile Stan Loayza meets Tommy Herman in a 10 round bout at Mall's Stadium tonight. Dan Long reports a sale of Lynford Lary to the Chicago White Sox for 3100000, a confirmation officials skirted. Red Herring stops Bully Drake in Utica. Cox KO’s Zinke in New York. Bloom defeats Carpenter in Columbus in a disputed finish.

Chicago Johnny Weissmuller One Man Swimming Trust Stan Loayza Tommy Herman Philadelphia Malls Stadium Hare My” Sullivan St Paul Ivan Lat- Sneur France Oakland Cal Lynford Lary Chicago White Sox Dan Long White Sox Troy N. Y Red Herring Utica Bully Drake Germany Jimmy Cox New York Joe Zinke

Tunney Dempsey Title Bout Date Is Moved to Sept Twenty Second

Tex Rickard announced a one week postponement of the Tunney Dempsey heavyweight championship from Sept 15 to Sept 22 in Chicago. Billy Gibson, Tunney’s manager, relayed the change by long distance with Rickard, noting the shift honors Dempsey’s preference and does not breach the agreement to announce the date and place by Aug 5.

New York Tex Rickard Tunney

White's Club Claims The Best Presented To Heenan After Fight

White's Club in London, reputedly the oldest club in the world, houses among its prized possessions the best presented to Heenan the American pugilist after his great fight with Ton Sayers.

White's Club London Heenan Pugilier Ton Sayers

Free for All Fight Ends in Cleveland Victory

Mickey Dugan of Cleveland defeats Phil O'Dowd of Columbus by decision in a 13 round free for all around the ring.

Mickey Dugan Cleveland Phil O'Dowd Columbus

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