No Hit No Run Game Sparks City Motors Tie For First
Bainbridge pitched a no hit no run game fanning 17 of 25 as City Motors defeated the Krugman Transits 9 to 0 at Roosevelt Field to pull even atop the City League standings with Richwinegs. The Motors tallied nine runs on 13 hits with Bainbridge handling defense.
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Lightning Strikes Golf Champion In Philadelphia Open
Big Ed Dudley Western Open winner was struck by lightning after finishing the second round on the eighteenth tee in Olreland Pa. He suffered a paralyzing arm injury, was hospitalized, and play was halted due to rain and course flooding. Dudley led first round 72 and held 81 in second.
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Six Ohioans to Play in Pro Tournament
Ohio's entrants for the National Professional Golf Tournament and state title will be decided at the State Professional Golfers Tournament to be held Monday and Tuesday at Shawnee Club. Six players will earn Ohio representation in the national event. Scotty Reston of Dayton Johnny Florio of Columbus Denny Shute of Hudson and Eddie Williams of Cleveland have signified participation. Seventy two holes determine the winner with 36 each day.
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Thistledown Meet Extended One Week
Officials of Thistledown Race Track announce the present meeting will be extended one week closing Aug 29. Cecil Pat Caraway of the Chicago White Sox is reported to have married Harriett Christensen in Oregon Illinois during a day off with the team idle yesterday.
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Loraiite Wins Opening Match In Net Tourney
In Culver Indiana on August 11 Billy Doeg, brother of Johnny Doeg, and other seeds advanced in the National Junior Tennis Championships opening round. Doeg dropped the first set to Warner Davis but won the next two 6 0 and 6 3 as wet courts delayed further play. Ralph Minnich defeated Merrill Brankert 6 2 6 2 in another junior match.
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Tigers Take Reign With 6 4 Victory Over Blues
The Tigers moved to first place in the Stadium League by beating the East Side Blues 6 to 4. The Blues held a slight edge in hits 13 to 12 but failed to push across enough runs.
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Turk Wrestler Meets Former Olympic Star in Ohio Card
In Columbus at Hart Acre to morrow, Mustapha Pasha the Turk light heavyweight meets Robin Reed the former Olympic star. Lee Wykoff will fight Charlie Hansen in a heavyweight bout on the same card.
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State Navy Game Officials Named
Officials for the Ohio State Navy football game at Columbus on November 4 have been announced. They are Macker referee Hamilton umpire hammers linesman and Werygandt field judge.
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Helen Wins Again in Yankees Exhibition Loss to Reds
Helen leads effort as the New York Yankees play a yearly exhibition against the Cincinnati Reds. The score reflects a decisive Reds win with the Yanks trailing and their record showing zero.
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City Wide Horseshoe Tournament Adopts Round Robin System
Coach A N Smith announced a new round robin format for the City Wide Horseshoe tournament opening at Ely Stadium at 6 p m. 16 contestants will each play 15 games with all others, aiming to complete in five days. Charles Eakins will assist in directing the event with medals awarded by The Chronicle Telegram.
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Dick Horan Defaults In City Net Tourney
Dick Horan defaulted his quarter-final against Eddie Seward in the City Wide Singles tennis tournament, leaving four players in contention. Semi-final matchups set Frank Noever vs Jay Howvenstine and Seward vs Dave Horan, with the final and two semis to follow. The winner will be crowned city champion and receive a medal from The Chronicle Telegram.
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Busy week at stadium as summer season ends
City Stadium hosts a flood of closeout events this week. City Wide Horseshoe Pitching Tournament starts tonight with fifteen players. finals Friday. City championship doubles and singles tennis tournaments narrow to finalists. Baseball soft ball junior leagues end by Friday. National League already finished. All programs wrap by noon Saturday ending the 1931 summer season.
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National Basketball Schedule and Results Summary
National results header shows multiple games across leagues with teams such as St. Louis New York Chicago Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Chicago. Listings include scores and upcoming matchups like New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Trevail and Boston at St Louis with several association games noted and regional matchups listed.
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Cascade Pick-Ups Defeat Mailmen
The Cascade Pick-Ups won their second straight game at Cascade Park defeating the Mailmen 13 to 8. Paul Gross led the offense with four hits in five trips while Flicker earned the win on the mound and the team seeks opponents via James Flicker at 624 West River Street or by telephone at 6654.
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Social Club Soft Ball Team Plays Two Games Tonight and Tomorrow
The Elyria Social Club Soft Ball Team will play two games at Jefferson School field tonight and tomorrow night. They meet B. and B. Oils tonight and Western Seconds tomorrow. Both games start at 6 p.m.
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Von Elm Beats Burke In Exhibition Match
In Cleveland Ohio yesterday George Von Elm defeated Bill Burke National Open Champion in an exhibition at Beechmont Country Club. Von Elm shot 72 three strokes ahead of Burke with par set at 71.
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Commission And Garden Clash Over Bout Plans
New York Aug 11 Open warfare between Madison Square Garden and the New York State Athletic Commission looms as Garden announces a 15 round bout at the Polo Grounds on Sept 3 featuring Vittorio Campolo and Charley Retzlaff. The clash centers on who can stage the event and benefit a Bronx hospital campaign allegedly backed by political influence.
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Holy Cross Juniors Defeat Methodists in League Play
The Holy Cross Juniors beat the Methodists 14 to 9 in YM CAL Junior Church League action. Holy Cross scored 14 hits led by strong second inning offense, while Methodist pitching featured Gerber and Blaine for the losers with Boreski Kavey and Vargynel as Holy Cross battery.
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Elyria Kiwanis to Take Children to Cleveland Ball Game
Elyria youngsters age nine to fourteen will visit Cleveland Baseball Club game on Wednesday August 26 as guests of the Kiwanis Club. Over 2,290 youths attended last year. organizers seek larger turnout and seek volunteers to provide transportation. Registration runs August 13 to 24 at several local businesses and addresses.
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Two Elyrians Triumph in Net Tourney First Round
Lakeside Ohio reports rain halted the opening round of the Northern Ohio Junior Tennis Tournament. In the boys division Charles Terry of Elyria defeated Jimmy Van Orsder and Paul Contam beat James Nichols. Forest Wills defeated Helen Stokes in the girls game, with 21 boys and 19 girls entered.
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