Locals Face Medina Nine In Triple A Clash Sunday
Elyria meets Medina at Riverview Park in a crucial Triple A game that could decide the second half championship. Jack Ambrose reshuffles the batting order with Connie Schroeder pitching parts of the game against his former club as Elyria aims to stay within reach of Maple Heights, while Arrowheads and Tellings back Medina to keep Elyria from clinching. A strong home turnout is urged for the 3:30 p.m. start as the result could affect playoff chances.
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Maroons Set To Face Berlin Heights After Narrow Loss
The Maroons, sour after a Sunday ninth inning rally loss, plan a bid for victory against Berlin Heights at Rosevelt diamond. Manager may move Kupfner to third and himself to second while Johnny Ucha stars for the locals, with Erhardt expected to oppose him.
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Reds Lose Four Straight Games in Doubleheader Shuffle
NEW YORK August 4 The Cincinnati Reds dropped to fourth place after a four game slide and faced a double header with the New York Giants. Pitching was uncertain with Eppa Rixey slated to start the first game and Vic Aldridge expected for the Giants in the second. Manager Jack Hendricks said Curt Walker would be benched for weak hitting, with Pid Purdy stepping in.
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Giants Rally Past Reds On Lindstroms Ninth Inning Shot
A ninth inning homer by Lindstrom with Orton on second gave the New York Giants a 7 5 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Picvntch and Ford added hits to tie it, while Hagen homered in the ninth for two more Giants runs.
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Woodmen vs Bittners in Cascade Park Showdown
Tomorrow the Modern Woodmen face the strong Bittner team of Grafton in a key matchup at Cascade Park. Woodmen seek to even a 7-4 loss from their last meeting after adding five new players, while Bittners, hot on class A teams, bring solid form. A large crowd is expected for a 3:99 o clock start.
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United States Olympic team lacks alibis for tough Olympic track
General Douglas MacArthur assessed the Amsterdam Olympics noting American sprinters faced far tougher competition than expected. He praised Peter Williams of Canada as the greatest sprinter and said the US track, even with fast home tracks, was outmatched except in a few events. He cited aging stars like Paddock and Scholz as reasons for weaker showings.
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American Results and National Scores Summary
American results list Cleveland defeating Philadelphia and Washington beating Detroit, with other scores spread across St. Louis New York Boston Chicago and Chicago. National results note New York defeating Cincinnati and Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia with multiple matchups listed for today. Washington Cleveland and St. Louis Boston Chicago Brooklyn appear in suggested National games.
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Indians Beat Athletics Friday in Cleveland
Cleveland Aug 4 The Tribs defeated the Philadelphia pennant contenders 3 to 5 in the three game series opener. Willis Hutchin relief pitching sparked the win as the Athletics faltered while the Yankees lost to the Browns. Key RBIs from Simmons and Shaute powered Cleveland with Walberg besting Hudlin in a pitching duel. Time 41-53. ANN ARBOR Mich Aug Benny Gosterbazn three time All American to join Michigan coaching staff. CHICAGO Aug 4 Three-year-old Toro, winner of the American and Latonia derbies, may miss the rest of the season due to a limp observed at Hawthorne.
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Finland Wins 3004 Metre Steeplechase at Amsterdam
Finland takes the top three spots in the 3.04 meters steeplechase final on the seventh day of the Olympic program. Luokola wins with a new Olympic record 3 minutes 21 seconds, Nurmi second, Anderson third, Ritola did not finish. The U.S. trio Baird Alleman Spencer and Barpuyti place in order as Americans push to the lead. The U.S. fencing team is eliminated in the semifinals, losing to France and Belgium. Portugal Italy France and Belgium reach the final.
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Ad Offers Cash for Classifieds in Chronicle Telegram
Read want page notices promising payment for listings and services. The ad promises quick cash and broad reach across the Chronicle Telegram audience, inviting readers to place ads to generate revenue.
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Mullen Plans Elimination Contest For Heavyweight Crown
Promoter Kim Mullen in Chicago advocates an elimination contest to crown the next heavyweight champion, betting Otto Von Porat and Les Marriner are top contenders. He proposes Porat vs Charles then risks for Risko or Sharkey, dismissing Rickard’s tournament idea and recalling older boxing precedents.
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West Side Nine to Play Dover Sunday
The West Siders host Dover A C Sunday at 1 pm in a strong matchup. Dover has lost only one of sixteen, while West Siders also show solid form. Pitchers Holtzmen or Russell will start, with Lazers or Fortman catching. Kenney Block leads at first, Joey McCrain at second, Muschak at short, Sadoski at third, and Bran and Russell or Fortman in the outfield.
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Arlington Park Sold to Chicago Group for About 1 006 000
Chicago reports Arlington Park, the Chicago race track, has been sold by builder H. D. Brown of California to A. H. Dressel and Chicago capitalists for roughly 1 006 000 dollars. Hack Wilson went hitless in four at bats but scored one run and stole a base.
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Mack Uses Two Teams Against Cleveland in Loss
Connie Mack rotated eighteen players seeking a win against Cleveland, but the Athletics fell 9 to 5 as the Tribe’s batting surged. Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Ty Cobb, Rogers Hornsby and other stars contributed to a high powered lineup, while Rube Walberg was briefly relieved by Bullet Joe Bush.
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Steinke to Defend World Heavyweight Title in Columbus
In Columbus on Wednesday night Hans Steinke will defend his world heavyweight wrestling title against Alan Eustace. Eustance already defeated Teuron at a 230 pound stake and was the first to throw Steinke in five years. Steinke has a guaranteed $2,090 purse while Eustance bets on promoter percentage.
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