Hoover and Hupp Win Second Round in Ely Tennis
Hoover defeats Kolopus 6-1 6-0 to reach the Ely Stadium quarter finals as defending champ pursues a 1932 singles crown. Horan tops Bacon in three sets, 6-3 4-6 6-1, while Hupp beats Abba 6-1 6-4. Remaining second round matches must be finished tonight. Hupp and Horan slated for a quarter final clash. In women’s singles, semi finals reach with Shadley facing Dehm, winner to meet defending champ Rosetta Dyer.
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Hoover
Horan
Hupp
Dave Horan
Earl Bacon
Abbe
Chuck
Kolopus
Jim Sharker
Eddie Seward
Bacon
Chuck Hupp
Mark Abba
Roy Clymer
Sharkey
Seward
Finegan
Lyons
Chuck Terry
Bob Moore
Smith
Flood
Buswell
Howenstine
Shadley
Eleanor Dehm
Rosetta Dyer
Miller's 281-Y Drives to ECC Gold Driver Final
Youthful Dale Miller of Elyria Country Club won the elimination with a 281 yard drive to advance to the Plain Dealer Gold Driver finals. George Dyble was runner up at 274, with Charlie Adams at 269 and Dick Timms 258 among others. The championship will be decided Monday August 22 on No 10 fairway at Oakwood.
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Dale Miller
Elyria Country Club
Miller
Lorain County Club
Northwestern University
George Dyble
Charlie Adams
Dick Timms
Ed‘die'Raus
Dale White
H. W. Pond
Leonard Tutfford
Fairway
Oakwood
Carlisle Triumphs 14-3 Over Unknowns at Sunderland Field
Carlisle Business Men defeat Unknowns two out of three in a late evening game on Sunderland field. R Brown pitched the winner, with Kolopus and Thompson opposing for the Unknowns as Carlisle secured the 14 to 3 victory.
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Carlisle
Unknowns
Sunderland
R. Brown
Kolopus
Thompson
Riste Business Wen
Ween
Brown
Alerius
Seebe
R. Thompson
Colopus
Aiser
Warnes
Father's Illness Calls Lew Fonseca Home
Chicago White Sox manager Lew Fonseca is away for the third time this season as his father lies seriously ill in San Francisco. Johnny Butler will coach the team in Fonseca's absence while Fonseca had earlier left for scouting duties in the International League and American Association.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Lew Fonseca
San Francisco
Fonseca
White Sox
International League
American Association
Johnny Butler
Carlisle Grafton Teams Play in Grafton Monday Eve
Carlisle and Grafton teams travel to Grafton for a game against the Grafton Business Men. All players report at Sunderland's field at 6 o'clock.
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Carlisle
Grafton
Sunderland
Gillis Ousted as Smith Wins Women's Golf Quarterfinal
Elyria defending champion Mrs B M Gillis fell to Miss Polly Smith of Sandusky in the Western District Women's Golf Association quarterfinals. Elyria’s remaining player, Mrs J S King of Spring Valley, advanced to the semifinals after defeating Mrs Fred Martin of Sandusky. King meets Mrs Curtis of Sandusky, while Mrs Tom Butler of Lorain faces Miss Smith in the other semifinal.
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B M. Gillis
Elyria
Western District Golf Association
Polly Smith
Sandusky
Plum Brook
Twi
Gillis
J. S. King
Spring Valley
Fred Martin
Stadium League Title At Stake
In Ely stadium tonight two National Division games decide the half champion as Elyria Hardware meets Holy Cross Juniors in a likely pitchers battle with Boreski for Holy Cross and Stanfield for the Hardware. Dunn Chevrolets face Unknowns as both squads hold two wins and two losses. Paliska Truckers and Clark's Service tied 6–6 in last night’s American Division game, with a playoff set for Monday.
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Chuck Hupp
Ely Stadium
Elyria Hardware
Holy Cross
Boreski
Stanfield
Hardwares
Kane Wins Lorain Marathon In Record Time
Lorain O Aug 11 Tom Kane 16 year old swimmer yesterday won Lorain s sixth annual marathon race circling the one and a half mile course in 1 hour 37 minutes seven minutes below the existing record set by Felix Danevich A crowd of about 7500 gathered at Lakeview Beach to witness the event A field of 27 started the race with 16 finishers Frank Rogers was second and Georges Bend third Clareia Foley won the girls trophy with Corione Rogers second and Josephine Mogus third
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Tom Kane
Lorain
Kane
Felix Danevich
Lakeview Beach
Merchants Meet Guthrie Grocers In Key City League Showdown
Tonight’s big game at McKinley diamond could decide the YMCA City softball loop. Merchants sit 2nd, 1.5 games behind Haserodt Jewelers, with Guthrie Grocers close behind. A Merchants loss nearly ends their championship hopes as Grocers face similar fate. Other tonight’s pairings include Krugman Transits vs Haserodt Jewelers at Rickwines, Cats Hardware vs Abookire Merchants at Jefferson, and Crawford Clothiers vs Rickwines at Hamilton.
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Merchants
Guthrie Grocers
McKinley Diamond
Haserodt Jewelers
Krugman Transits
Rickwines
Cats Hardware
Abookire
Jefferson
Crawford Clothiers
Hamilton
Max Carey to Manage Dodgers Next Season
Brooklyn directors plan to announce Max Carey will continue as loan manager and manage the Dodgers in 1933. The popular leader has steered Brooklyn into a strong position, trailing the Pirates by four games, after recent doubleheader wins over the Reds.
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EW York
Max Carey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Max
Divinity
Wilbert Robinson
Carey
van Mungo
Boston
Pirates
Braves
Heinie
Ans Berger
Lome
Gabby Street
Cardinal
Philles
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New York
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Browns
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Chapman
Gehrig
Rube Walberg
Athletics
White Sox
Tommy Bridges
Thhree
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Cleveland
Abookire Merchants Defeat Browns in Softball Showdown
The Abookire Merchants beat the Browns 7 to 2 in an independent league game on the Hamilton diamond. John Scheditsch pitched five scattered singles and struck out 13, guiding the winners to the victory.
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Abookire Merchants
Browns
Stadium Loop
Hamilton Diamond
John Scheditsch
Brown
Yares Meets August For Horseshoe Pitching Title
City wide horseshoe championship features Frank Yarsa defending against Ross Augunst at 6:30 on the stadium courts. Augunst holds top form with nine straight wins and two matches left, including a 6 o clock clash with Wilbur Troup. A Yarsa win would force a playoff, while Augunst victory secures the 1932 title.
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Frank Yarsa
Ross Augunst
Augunst
Augunsit
Wilbur-Troup
Troup
Young
Yarsaw
Auguust
Arsa
Limes
Pallas
A. Ryan
Sheibel
C. Ryan
Robinson
Denman
Deerfield
Barbers Triumph Over Chronicle Telegram 9 to 6
The Carpenter Barbers extended their winning streak by defeating the Chronicle Telegram team 9 to 6 on Cascade Park diamond. Peterman pitched for the Barbers, while Weller pitched for Chronicle Telegram.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Cascade Park
Peterman
Weller
Carpenter Barbers
P. Hunter
AL Reisz
A. Morris
Sfrers
Murkowsit
Cones Bart
DB Ve Striker
Avery
BH. Murphy
Isaeae Zlatkowski
I Rainey
Rent Braden
Neikling
Ross
Hastings
W. Rainey
Deer van Horn
iPlay Three Class C Matches At Ridge
Three Class C matches in the Mid-Summer Flight at Cherry Ridge were completed yesterday. Dr. Ed Hackett beat Archis West 1 up, Bob Huneke defeated Jay Upp 3 and 2, and Tom Stringer defeated Stanley Snyder 2 and 1. In Class A, Mrs. E Huffman won over Mrs. Chuck Clark 1 up.
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Cherry Ridge
Ed Hackett
Archis West
Bob Huneke
Jay Upp
Tom Stringer
Stanley Snyder
E. Huffman
Chuck Clark
Ernest Fritz Duel For Elyria Country Club Caddy Title
Ernest and Frankie Fritz vie for the 1932 Elyria Country Club caddy title with a Class A final looming. Class B finalists are Ray Fortman and John Wojdowicz. In New York sports news Wille Feldman beat Charley Horn and Sammy Feldman defeated Tony Alli cio as rain halted a Browns card test. Wisinski and Jones hit home runs in the resulting action.
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Hank Ernest
Haserodt Jewelers
Elyria Country Club
Ernest
Frankie Fritz
Eady
Ray Fortman
John Wojdowicz
New York
Island Park
Wille Feldman
Charley “Trader” Horn
Jersey City
Sammy Feldman
Tony Allicio
Tufford's 80 Leads Elyria Elks Golf Tournament
Leonard Tufford shot 80 to win low gross at the Elyria Elks tournament held yesterday at Spring Valley. Oscar Haserodt posted 82 for second, while Clayton Harpster claimed low net with 65 and Tom Paonessa was runner up with 69. Charlie Adams won the selective holes prize with 22, and Dr. R W Hancock was second with 24 among about 60 golfers.
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Leonard Tufford
Elyria’ Elks
Spring Valley
Oscar Haserodt
Clayton Harpster
Tom Paonessa
Charlie Adams
R. W. Hancock
Elyria Country Club Women Set Course Record in Local Meet
Mrs. L. B. Fauver of Elyria CC shattered the club women’s course record with a 69, the lowest score in Ladies competition. Howard Barbour 91, J. B. Johnson 96. Fauver also took low net 69. Herzberger won Class B low net 81, Bowers Class C 80. About 25 Elyria golfers head to Sandusky for Western District Field Day. a Cleveland District invitational looms Monday at Shaker Heights. Reservations urged via Mrs. Walter Ayres. Spring Valley ladies honor went to Mrs. Danne Brumfield with low gross 8.
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L. B. Fauver
Elyria Country Club
Elyria
Howard Barbour
J. B. Johnson
Fauver
R. G. Herzberger
C. C. Bowers
Elyria Club
Sandusky
Western District Golf Association
Cleveland
iCountry Club
Coral Tune
Seth Shunk
R. Stockdale
Spring Valley
Danne Brumfield
Motor Express Drills For Key Practice At Ely Stadium
Motor Express to hold an important team practice at six o clock on Ely Stadium diamond with all players required to attend. Singers and officials to confirm schedule details as the session aims to sharpen with a focus on game readiness.
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Motor Express
Ely Stadium
Indians Tigers Open Four Game Series Today
The Indians start a four game set with the Detroit Tigers with Wes Ferrell slated to pitch and aim for his 19th win as Cleveland trails Philadelphia and New York in the standings after rain postponed a game. Bart Whitehill was expected to start for Detroit.
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Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Philadelphia
New York
Wes Ferrell
Indians
Detroit
Bart Whitehill
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday s results include Philadelphia six Chicago three New York seven St Louis six Detroit six Boston two Wet grounds cause postponements as Chicago at New York was called off and several rain affected games linger. Today's games set Milwaukee at Toledo Kansas City at Columbus Minneapolis at Louisville St Paul at Indianapolis plus Toronto at Baltimore Buffalo at Jersey City and Rochester at Albany with rain in several relays. Manager Call The manager of the Gue Guerin Pretzels is asked to call 30 164 after 5 30 regarding a game noted today.
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New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
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California Crew Noses Out Canadian Entry in Eight-Oared Race
California's varsity eight edged a stubborn Canadian crew to win the eight-oared race as the Olympic contests moved toward their climax. Clarence Crabbe of Los Angeles captured the 400-meter freestyle final, while American swimmers dominated the diving and other events, with Italy and the United States earning spots in Saturday's final eight-oared showdown.
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California
Stuart Cameron
United Press
US Angeles
Uipi
Clarence “Luster" Crabbe
Los Angeles
America
Racine
Alamitos Bay
Taly
United States
Britain
Georgia Coleman
Miss Coleman
Katherine Rawls
Miami Beach
Chicago
Jane Fauntz
Mickey Riley’ Gallitzen
Japan
Odd Fellows and Grocers Clash At Riverview
The Riverview softball diamond hosts a game tonight at 6 30 between the Odd Fellows and the Haury and Bauer Grocers. Players on both teams are advised to arrive.
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Odd Fellows
Grocers
Riverview
Haury
Bauer Grocers
Schaaf Baer Sign For Chicago Bout
Chicago announces a 10 round heavyweight bout August 31 at the Chicago Stadium between Erole Schaaf of Boston and Max Baer of Livermore California. Schaaf previously defeated Baer in a New York bout in 1930.
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Baer
Chicago
Erole Schaaf
Boston
Max Baer
Livermore
Cal
Chicago Stadium
New York
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