Indians edged by Senators in baseball action at Cleveland
Cleveland August 5 George Uhle struggled as the Indians lost to the Washington Senators notching few hits and baserunners. Key players included Barnes Goslin Judge and Cronin with the Senators holding the edge on hits and errors. Uhle and Hudlin pitched for the Tribe while Campbell and Van Graflan worked behind the plate in a tense game that featured few big innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Blueze
Barnes
Goslin
Judge
Joses
Harris
Cronin
Ones
Lind
Arnes
Ruel
Udge
Erris
Lind Wi Margare
Washington
Jones
Shaute
Hudlin
Byble S
Chile
Ubie
Campbell
van Graflanme
Indstrom And Bottomley Put Up Great Game
In New York Aug The tradeing candidates for the most valuable player award this season are Fred Lindstrom of the New York Giants and Jim Bottomley of the St Louis Cardinals. Lindstrom’s all around play has powered the Giants toward the lead as they close in on the Cardinals. Bottomley’s bat sparked the Cardinals to victory, driving in runs and contributing two hits including a triple. League leaders praise Lindstrom as the best, while Bottomley is credited by Bill Terry as a major factor in St Louis’s success. Lindstrom is touted as the best all around player in the circuit. Bottomley’s past major league feats, including world series hits at age 18, are noted as part of his profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indstrom
Bottomley
New York
Fred Lindstrom
New York Giants
Jim Sromler
Louis Cardinals
Lindstrom
Nts
Cardinals
Andstrom
Giants
Piarer
New York N
York
Charles A. Stoner
Jidstrom
1Eham
Bill Terry
Jim Bottomler
Lindo
Egardless
Terrys
Attomler
St. Louis
AB. R. H. Petstrom
Omler
Erformin
Washington Sena
Walterson
James Leroy Bottomley
Oglesby
St. Louis Sfandom
Sunny Jim
Jim Bottomley
James Leroy
Botomley
Frankie Frisch
Mitchell
Houston
Syracuse
Bottomler
Jacques Forrier
Brookiie
St.Louis
Rhem
Lrard
Pepper
Rogers Hornsby
Torether
Hornsby
Jim
Eagles to Meet Akron Nine in City Sunday Clash
Eagles lay plans for a Sunday game at Riverview against Akron with Manager Fitz in charge and Biz Bill Rose leading the Birdmen. The match kicks off at 3 o clock as fans expect a tough contest after recent spirited showdowns. Bill Rose and K Wracy form the battery for the Blue, following Louis Browns victory over the Red Sox 6 to 5 with a late ninth inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzth
Eagles
Farrell Billards
Riverview
Camz
Biz
Bill” Rose
Bill Rose
K. Wracy
Blue
Louis Browns
Sox
Casting Club To Be Reorganized Exhibition Sunday At Spring Valley
Preparatory to forming a Casting Club, a casting exhibition is set for Sunday afternoon at 2 39 at Spring Valley Country Club. Organized by Jim Armitage, the event invites all, with Cleveland Casters Club presidents and champion C E Bradeo among exhibitors. The aim is to develop skill and foster interest in fishing and casting in Emviia, EO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley Country Club
Jim Armitage
Jim
Ohio
Emviia
Vite
Cleveland Casters Club
W. J. Buckwalter
C. E. Bradeo
Buckwalter
F Leotard
Cleveland News
Eigoria
Ourself
Tunney’s Heart Lacked Fight, McAuliffe States
Retired lightweight champion Jack McAuliffe argues Gene Tunney, New York’s heavyweight champ, lacked the heart for boxing and retired at his peak rather than pursue the sport with full dedication. He cites Tunney’s love of learning and outside influences as factors, contrasting with legends like Sullivan and Dempsey and predicting future talents will rise to challenge for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McAulife
United Press
New York
Gene Tunner
York
Tom Hyer
Tummer
Tunney
Yen
John L. Sullivan
Daniel Webster
Sullivan
Ourman
Jim Corbett
Bob Firsimmons
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Ttle
Tannex
Mary
Ring
Loughran
Sharkey
Jack Delaner
Johnny Risko
Elyria S. T. and Steel Tubes Win Y League Games
Elyria S. T. defeated Peerness Onls 10 to 1 at Cascade park in a lopsided win. General Industries edged Lorain County Bankers 5 to 2 at Richwine field. Steel Tubes beat Harshaw Fuller and Goodwin 7 to 2. Three more games are slated for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria S. & T
General Industries
Steel & Tubes
Peerness
Cascade Park
Lorain Country
Richwine Field
Harshaw
Fuller
Goodwin
Gehl
Cence Ee
Garee Yungman
Yoo
C. Brown
Oc. O
Brown
Batdorf
AB. R
H. Dunstan
N T. Dunstan
Ste
Crooks
Fe - Wees Menz
Penfound
Willis
Weees O
Betts
Ryan
Ery Sae
Elstia
Players
AG. R. A
Gebhardt
Wala Ghare
Bevis
Selgmend
Heggie
Sereee
Mrs Sohl Leads In Gol f Tourney
Mrs Sohl of Scioto Country Club led the two day Ohio Women's golf championship medal play as the second day wrapped. Her yesterday score was 81 par for the course and she also posted a low net of 78 with a six stroke handicap. Mrs George H Hedzes of Scioto took second in net for class A with 81. Martha Kinser of Cincinnati stood third with an 86 net while Mrs S D Weill of Cleveland was fourth with a 89 net and 97 gross.
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Columbus, O
Aug
Curtis Sohl
Scioto Country Club
Ohio
Sohl
George H. Hedzes
Scioto
Martha Kinser
Cincinnati
D. Weill
Cleveland
LaBarba Wins Lightweight Bout Over Subbing Masiro
Fidel LaBarba, former three flyweight champion, won an easy decision in Los Angeles last night over Earl Masiro, who replaced Bud Taytar after Taytar was injured in a bout with Santiago Zorilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Barba
Los Angeles
Fidel LaBarba
Earl Masiro
Bud Taytar
Taylor
Santiago Zorilla
Risko Appointed Deputy Marshal in City Meeting
Cleveland council approved Johan Risko of Cleveland as deputy marshal after a unanimous vote. Risko had requested appointment following trespassing on his property amid Gene Turner’s heavy weight title bout dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risko
Cleveland
St Reid Lake Village
Johan Risko
Gene Turner
Yearling Colt Sells for Record 75,900 at Saratoga
A yearling colt by Whisk Broom H out of payment sold for 75,900 at Saratoga Springs, a record price for yearlings. Mrs. Thomas J. Gegan of Muir Kentucky sold the colt to the East-Land Farm Syndicate, whose members remain unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Thomas J. Gegan
Muir, Ky
East-Land Farm Syndicate
PITTNERS WANT GAME FOR SUNDAY CALLED OFF
Grafton Bittners lose scheduled Class A game this Sunday after cancellation. Elyria Alle Stars are asked to take notice and teams seeking to fill a vacancy are urged to call Grafton trp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittners
Grafton Bittners
Grafton Trp
Elyria Alle Stars
Sunny Jim Bottomley Leads Cardinals Hit Machine
James Leroy Bottomley born in 1900 at Oglesby Hawaii, rises as a prime Cardinals hitter. Since joining in 1920 he becomes a feared slugger and team leader with Frank Frisch, delivering runs and clutch play while adored by St Louis fans.
American and National League baseball results brief
American results show Washington 8, Cleveland 0, New York 6, Chicago 3, Detroit 4, St. Louis 6, Boston 5 with no games today. National League standings list Cincinnati at 2 24 with New York 38, Chicago 47, Pittsburgh 47, Brooklyn 33, Philadelphia 79. Schedule notes: St Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia with Cincinnati–Boston postponed.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Palagelpha
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Putspurt
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St Louis
L. Fet
Washingston Oe
Detroit An
Boston Wee
Sii An
Uhle Knocked Out Of Box By Senators In Cleveland
Cleveland Aug. The once mighty George Uhle who led the American League in pitching last year was knocked out of the box by the Washington Senators in the closing games of the series. The Senators beat the Indians 8 to 0 as Uhle and Joe Saute were chased. Sam Jones held Cleveland to eight scattered hits as Detroit Tigers visit Friday for a short series. The Indians go on the road until Sept 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Q
George Uble
Washington Senators
Indians
Washingtonians
Redskins
Jess End
Uhle
Joe Saute
Cleveland
Joe
Senators
Sam Jones
Washington
Peckingpaugh
Detroit Tigers
Giants rout Cardinals as Benton adds another victory
Yesterday Larry Berton of the New York Giants held the league-leading Cardinals to six hits while the Giants won 10 to 1. It was Benton's eighteenth win and twenty-first complete game of the season as New York chased Fint Rhem from the box in the eighth with eight runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Berton
New York Giants
Cardinals
Hins
Giants
Benton
Fint Rhem
Spurgeon Back With Indians After Accident
Cleveland Aug and Fred Spurgeon, second baseman, rejoined the Indians in workouts yesterday and declared himself in good shape. Once a sensational player in 1926, he may not resume play before next spring due to injuries from a winter car crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurgeon
Indians
Cleveland
Fred Spurgeon
Tribe
Following The Stars Feature Highlights 1920s Baseball Figures
Freddy Lindstrom third baseman for the New York Giants and Al Simmons outfielder for the Philadelphia Athletics are featured. Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Harry Heilmann Rogers Hornsby Frankie Frisch and P Waner are noted with lines on singles doubles and runs as minor league style box score briefings appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddy Lindstrom
New York Giants
al Simmons
Philadelphia Athletics
Cobb
Speaker
Babe Ruth
Lou Gearig
Tag Tans
Harry Heilmans
Rogers Hornsby
Frankie Frisch
P. Waner
Fis Singin
Praves
Robins
No Upsets In Tennis Tourney at Public Parks
ROCKEFELLER PARK CLE VELAND Aug. Still no big shocks as national public parks tennis tourney resumes with top players facing weaker foes. Ted Drewes of St. Louis meets Gus Amsterdam of Philadelphia while Lester Stoefen, 17, of Los Angeles, drawn against Elmer Rudy of Baltimore. First round doubles also on program with Stoefen impressive after yesterdays play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Park
Cleveland
National Public Parks
Ted Drewes
St. Louis
Gus Amsterdam
Philadelphia
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Drewes
Elmer A Rudy
Baltimore
Stoefen
Yesterdar
Gush
Barcalow Stevens
Stevens
Fred Tracy
Amsterdam
Bascom
Ault
Terrell
Birmingham
Metz
Bowker
Burkheiser and Hendricks
Detroit
Becker and Staten
Serra to fight Braddock in 19 round Brooklyn bout
Joe Serra of Dayton Ohio, who filed a claim for the heavyweight title with the New York State Athletic Commission, will meet James J Braddock of Jersey City in a 19 round bout at Ebbets field Brooklyn tonight. Serra is a heavy favorite. Both fighters are heavyweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Servra
Braddock
New York
Joe Serra
Dayton
New York State Athletic Commission
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
Tom Heener
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Sekrra
Speed record set by Miss IV hydroplane on Long Beach course
Long Beach reports Frank H. Robertson pilots the hydro plane Miss IV to a new speed heat mark of 35.63 mph, down from the previous 53.43 mph. The item notes the event location and the updated record for the water speed competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Cal
Frank H. Robertson
Houston
Texas
Litchfield Social Notes From Aug 5
Mrs Larsen and daughter Helen of Cleveland will spend two weeks with Mr and Mrs Chas Greenfield. Miss Bernice Hastings spent the week end at Camp Crag with Litchfield girls. George Yost and daughter of Emma spent Sunday with Mrs Yost's mother Mrs Rose Sabin. George Love of Lorain visits Greenfield home this week. Helen Smith and father spend week in Cleveland with Damon and Farnum. Mrs Sauer and daughter of Lorain stay with Mrs Langworthy. Soor daughters Margaret and Louise of Penfield visit. Evelyn Watkins visited Aunt Mrs Don Barlow in Elyria. J W Smith and daughters and C R Canfield and daughters spent Sunday at Ceylon Junction beach. W A Miller entertained sister-in-law Mrs J C Miller of Denver and Mrs Albert Smith and Walter and Hicksville granddaughters. attended Cleveland baseball game. L J Guisinger farm sold to relatives of the Martz family. Chas Greenfield care for grandsons Richard and Robbie Burdick while daughter and husband travel to New York. C D Richard of Medina visits Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Larsen
Helen
Cleveland
Chas Greenfield
Bernice Hastings
Camp Crag
George Yost
Emrma
Birs
Yost
Rose Sabin
George Love
Lorain
Greenfield
Bliss Helen Smith
Damon
Farnum
Sauer
Langworthy
Orville Soor
Margaret
Louise
Penfield
Milo Hayes
Emma Canfield
Cross Canfield
Wellington
Charksfield
Evelyn Watkins
Don Barlow
Elyria
J. W. Smith
C. R. Canfield
Ceylon Junction
W. A. Miller
J. C. Miller
Denver
Colorado
Albert Smith
Walter
Hicksvile
Ohio
C. D. Richard of
Medina
Congregational 8 8-?20:49 Morning Worship Leaders
A community notices page reports Congregational 8 service at 8-20:49 with morning worship led by Duane Sears. Also a surprise party honored Mrs Myron Barth’s birthday, gatherings at the Barth home, and a lunch at close. An arrival of a baby at Mr and Mrs Langworthy is announced with a note of mystery about the mother. The baby, nicknamed Pat Lanizan, grows with the Langworthys adopting him for now. Gloria Any born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Young weighs 6.24 pounds. Other visitors include Mrs S E Halladay and relatives visiting Akron and Montpelier, Ohio, with Miss Alice Sears in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christing
Duane Sears
Myron Barth
Barth
Gordon Prson
North Street
Urbus
C. H. Sears
Walter Sears
Mirs
Ror Robinson
Akron
Mary Robinson
Montpelier
Ohio
S. E. Halladay
Manda l Ater
Orvin Kellogg and Family
Grafton
Alice Sears
Real Estate Transfers and Oranges Craze in Estonia
Real estate transfers list multiple Lorain and Elyria sublots and lots among Kelble Heil man Andresse Ault Beal Moulder Tomeska Reiner and Krantz, with various sublet and addition details. An Estonia brief notes a sudden orange craze in Tallinn after a duty repeal, with 506000 oranges sold and a large import from Hamburg, plus a 38 Gas Light Co. charter in 1816 as first U S gas firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Kelble
Jessie I. Heilman
Lakeside Alerment
Lorain
Steve
Bertha Andresse
S. A
Ella M. Ault
Bighland
Robert E
Anna L. ‘Taylor
Gusta
Helen Arndt
E. Broad Stress Heights
Elyria
Lena M. Beal
Everett W
Dorothy Moulder
Bramzn
Zigman
Julia Polgar
Jonn
Ethel Tomeska
West River Street
Clinton
Helen Krantz
Edwin W. Reiner
Lincoln Park
Birria
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George
H. C. A. E. -Ongford
Ind
Sewell
Fodapp
Aldwell
Farvel
Err
C. Wee
If Hie
Haute
P. Arms
Ludiin
Shute
Agles
Ali
Hallworthy
Oberlin Rd
Elsria, V
Casting Club
McAuliffe
Adams
Maddock
Wrecinski
Schmittgen
Voreeen
Peters
Ziatkowsei
Granger
Mrs. Sohl
Sports Matter
George Kirkeley
Nad Coby
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Robins
Burleigh Grimes
Paul Waner
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Virgil Davis
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Herb Pennock
Owen Carroll
Mackmen
Carroll
Cleveland Tedians
Auz
Pierre Charles
Ouo von Porat
Gus Hai- Ho
Louisville
Charles
Fisher
Butternut
Wis
Johnny Meyers
Li Litchfield
A. Campbell
Esthronea
Esthonia
Hambare
38 Gas Light Co
Baltimbore
United States of States
Wallace Beery
Paramount
Leeding Crszamic
Fong
Eesterg University
Beery
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