Bharkey Horan Win City-Wide Doubles Thriller 7 6
Elyria Merchants edged Amherst Mischka Meats 7 6 on Harris Street diamond. Pinkie Smith out pitched Archie Bartlome, with Elyria scoring late after a strong start by Amherst. Art Cook led Elyria with three hits, Tom Smith and Clawson key hits.
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Indians Grasp Double Win Over Nationals in New Stadium
The Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Nationals twice at their new lakefront stadium, lifting to second in the American League behind the Yankees. Johnny Burnett and Averill homered, with Hudlin holding Washington to five hits in game two as Cleveland, 7-2 and 6-2, extended a six-game win streak and drew 21,000 fans.
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Carlisle County Garage Teams Meet in Softball Clash
The Carlisle Business Men and County Garage teams face off tonight in a softball game at Sunderland's diamond. All players should report by 6 30. St Agnes notice practice tomorrow at Cascade Park starts 1 PM with all players required.
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Berea Dominates Dover to Seize Cuyahoga Lorain Lead
Berea beat Dover 12-1 at Berea Fair Grounds to take first in the Cuyahoga and Lorain County league as Elyria rested. Art Tomson dominated with 17 strikeouts, while Akers and Koch struggled for Dover. West View defeated North Eaton 6-5. Olmsted Falls routed Brook Park 8-3. Norman details note Marsh Ruddy's 169th season strikeout, and upcoming games listed for next Sunday.
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Tufford Fauver To Play For E C C Golf Title
Elyria Country Club hosts the Class 4 final between Leonard Tufford and Fauver after their semi final wins. Tufford beat Bull Timms 3 and 1. Fauver defeated G M McGrath 2 and 1. A toss up favors Fauver given recent form. Class B semi finals include Patton vs Bowers and Carrick vs Pond. Mixed results from Spring Valley tournament noted with Rudy Staff high gross at 71 and Ernest Birch winning Golf Derby.
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George Frick
Heath
Fred Goetz
George
Gold Driver Championships Held By Local Clubs
The Western Division featuring Elyria Lorain Wooster Ashland Mansfield Norwalk Oberlin Berea Columbia Hill and Orchard Beach will stage its annual Gold Driver championships on Wednesday. The district final is slated for August 22 at Oakwood Country Club with the final event at No. 10 tee.
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Columbus Gains In A A Race With Minneapolis Lead
Columbus snapped two games clear of the American Association leader by sweeping a doubleheader from Minneapolis. The 17 to 5 and 8 to 1 victories thrilled 15,000 home fans as Columbus moved toward first place. Indianapolis split with Milwaukee, winning 3 to 2 and losing 4 to 1. Kansas City beat Louisville 2 to 1 and St Louis edged Toledo 5 to 4 and 8 to 7.
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C and L Loop standings update
Elytia North Olmsted game 1 postponed with Berea defeating Dover 12 to 1. Olmsted Falls beat Brook Park 8 to 3 while West View topped North Eaton 6 to 5.
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Argentine Wins Marathon Title
Juan Carlos Zabala of Argentina won the Olympic Marathon, clocking a record 2 hours 31 minutes 26 seconds in the grueling 26 mile race. The 20-year-old athlete led from early, finishing first back at the stadium while waving Argentina's blue and white flag amid celebrations.
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Merchants Play Richwine Team Clash In City League
The Merchants and Richwines, second and third in the City League softball race, meet tonight at McKinley Diamond in the feature game. Other games include Krugman Transits versus Abookire Merchants, Guthriel Grocers versus Day's Hardware, and Crawford Clothiers versus Haserodt Jewelers at Hamilton.
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Horseshoe Joust Opens Tonight At Ely Stadium
The annual city-wide horseshoe pitching tournament begins tonight at Ely Stadium with a 6 o clock call for all participants. Entry is free and players must bring their own shoes as the round robin format governs the event. Defending champion Frank Yarsa is noted in the announcement by stadium supervisor Roy Clymer.
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Odd Fellows Clash With Guenin Pretzels In Softball
The Odd Fellows and Guenin Pretzels meet in a softball game at Cascade Park at six o clock. Players from both teams are asked to take notice of the scheduled match.
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Tennis Title Defeat Howenstine-Horan Duo In Four-Set Final
Jim Sharkey and Dave Horan defeated Jay Howenstine and Dick Horan in four sets to win the 1932 City-Wide Men's Doubles tennis title at Ely Stadium. The match featured long rallies and sharp serving, with scores 6-1 3-6 6-3 7-5, as Sharkey-Horan claimed the trophy amid a strong display from their rivals.
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enstine-Horan
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St Agnes Edges Eagles In Ten Inning Baseball Thriller
St Agnes defeated the Eagles Juniors 8 to 5 in ten innings at Ely Stadium to open their three game series. Jones starred on the mound and at the plate driving in the tying run in the ninth. Roig Hutchings led St Agnes hitters while Holbrook, F. Ross and Krist carried the burden for the losers. Largest crowd ever to witness an independent game at Ely Stadium watched as Ma den Jones and Diewald made key plays.
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Shotton Signs 3-Year Contract As Manager
AMHERST, Aug. Burt Shotton of Amherst, manager of the Philadelphia National League baseball team, Saturday signed a three year contract to continue in his present capacity. This is Shotton's fifth year as manager of the Phillies, who this season have been in the thick of the fight for the National Flag for the greater part of the season.
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Hi-Speed Gas Players Set for Two at Ely Stadium
Hi-Speed Gas players are asked to report at 2 30 tomorrow at Ely Stadium for two games with the Indians according to a report today.
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