Haserodts Clinch Tie For Second Half City Softball Title
Haserodt Jewelers clinched at least a tie for the second half City league softball championship after a 6-4 forfeit win by the Merchants over the Krugman Transits and a 6-4 Guthrie Grocers victory over the Merchants. Guthries lead by two games over rivals, with Richwines beating Crawford Clothiers 10-6 at Ham III.
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Crawford Clothiers
Krugman Transits
Merchants
Guthrie Grocers
Haserodt Jewelers
Ham
Merchants-Guthrie Grocers
Julius Tisza
Guthries
Tisza
Oscar Powell
Yucka
Powell
Clothiers
Jatkowski
Withers
W. L. Pet
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Eins Noo
Abookire
Krugman
Ferrell blanks Tigers to seal 19th victory
Wes Ferrell pitched superbly for the Cleveland Indians as they defeated the Detroit Tigers 3 to 0. Averill belted his 27th homer in the fourth inning and drove in two runs while six Indians turned in solid defense to back Ferrell's 19th win of the season.
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Detroit Tigers
Wes Ferrell
Ferrell
Hari Averill
Averil
Weslsey
Detroit
Whitehill
Tigers
Stone
Webb
Cuiszell
Winte
Burnett
Storgzan
Porter
Averill
Gehringer
Cisselhes — Pytlak
Cissell
Morgan
Cleveland
O Ferresl
Kamm
Geisel and McGowan
Japan Dominates Swimming and Rowing in Olympic Trials
At Los Angeles the Games edge closer as Japan leads in men's swimming with wins in the 200 meter breaststroke 1500 meter freestyle and 100 meter backstroke. Ralph Flanagan a 14 year old American shines in the 1500 while Buster Crabbe advances. Eleanor Holm wins the women's 100 meter backstroke setting a time faster than the qualifier Olympic mark.
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Los Angeles
Sporls
Japan
Ralph Flanavean
Florida
Buster Crabbe
Kusoa Kitamura
United States
Robert Zehr
Robert Kerber
Eleanor Holm
New York
Miss Holm
South Africa
Italy
Guenin Pretzels Clash With Oberlin Pfaff Morris Tonight
The Guenin Pretzels softball team aims for an eighth straight win tonight at Cascade Park diamond. They face Oberlin's Pfaff and Morris Clothiers in a 6 o'clock game. all players should be present.
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Guenin Pretzels
Pfaff Andi ‘Morris Clothiers
Oberlin
Cascade Park
Boxing Results From Enited Press In New York
Benny Leonara of New York defeated Paulie Walker in a 151 to 148 bout. Bat Battalino beat Billy Townsend in Hartford by 1381 2 to 1431 2. Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids defeated Charley Raymond in Vancouver. Jack Redman of South Bend knocked out Pedro Gopez in Wheeling.
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Enited Press
New York
Benny Leonara
Paulie Walker
Trenton
Bat Battalino
Mhartferi
Conn
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charley Raymond
Jack Redman
South Bend
Ind
Pedro Gopez
Wheeling
Triscaro, Canadian Champ, Meet Tonight in Cleveland
Triscaro rated world top five flyweights meets Frankin Wolfram in Cleveland tonight in a scheduled round bout. Wolfram claims the Canadian midget title and has won his last 27 fights, while Triscaro seeks to rebound after a 14 match streak ended by Willie Davies of Pennsylvania.
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Babe Triscaro
Frankin Wolfram
Winn Peg
Wolfram
Triscaro
Willie Davies
Pennsylvania
Haserodt Jewelers Face Amherst Team In Evening Clash
Haserodt Jewelers, leaders in salt City softball, meet U S Automatic Amherst in a scheduled McKinley diamond game. Haserodt players are asked to be on hand at 6:15.
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Salt City
U. S
Amherst
Mckinley Diamond
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Heated American Association Race Narrows Standings
In Columbus on August 12, the American Association race tightened with only one and a half games separating first from third. Minneapolis dropped to a one game lead after an 9 to 1 loss to Louisville, while Columbus beat Kansas City 8 to 0 and Indianapolis stayed half a game behind after a 7 to 2 win over St Paul. Toledo edged Milwaukee 2 to 1 in yesterday’s action.
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Louisville
Columbus Club
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Indianapolis
St.Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
All Stars Edge Hi Speeds In Long Baseball Tilt
In an independent game at McKinley diamond the All Stars edged the Hi Speeds 10 to 9 in ten innings. The rally came in the ninth as Jarl Faulhaber cleared the bases with a single to knot the score, Holbrook driving in two key runs for the All Stars and Rule earning the win while Gray took the loss.
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Baumhardt
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Wilcox
Storm
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Eliott
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Gray
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Rule
Aungst Wins City-Wide Horseshoe Title Over Yarsa
Ross Aungst clinched the 1932 City-Wide horseshoe championship by defeating Frank Yarsa 50-38 in the decisive final, finishing the tournament with an 11 match winning streak and no losses. Yarsa, once his pupil, claimed runner-up after a 60-27 playoff win over Limes. Deerfield forfeited several matches adding to his 0-11 record.
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Limes
Ross Aungat
Frank Yarsa
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Troup
Young
Denman
A. Ryan
C. Ryan
Robinson
Sheidel
Deerfield
Charlie Elkins
Elyria
Eskins
Lee Whitney Company
Harry Limes
C. W. Pallas
Sheibel
Wilbur Troup
Clyde Ryan
John Denman
Don Robinson
Walchli Defends Spring Valley Crown In Open Play
Walchli opens his defense of the Spring Valley title as thirty Class A players compete in first round action. Rudy Staff leads a strong field, facing Tom Schulkins, with B and C classes also scheduled. Junior entries number sixteen as play runs through Friday evening per Gulf Road pro Bob Randall’s timing.
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E. A. Kuhl
Gulf Road Course
John Kurtz
Bob Birch
Bob Randall
Bob Doris
Joe Earls, Jr
Steve Miller
W. D. Buzzard
George Kunkle
G. Estabrook
O. M. Kappler
Paul Warmee
George Frick
W. J. Gorie, Jr
E. M. Green
E. P. Rankin
EB. N. Searles
Jack Warner
William Hood
L. A. Walchli
Rudy Staff
Tom Schulkins
Art Krenz
Sdim Donnelly
Mike Miller
Ernie Birch
Elmer Dietrich
F. A. Michaels
Nelson Church
Karl Kleinert
Jack Ready
Joe Ebarll
W. J. Gorie, Sr
Walter Kohn
Fred Goetz
James Fraser
C. L. Doron
G. Kimbel
Elmer Walton
Bye
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C. Schill
J. R. Turley
Gus Rude
Jay Parrish
H. Crowell
J. Weiss
Joe Earil, Jr
Karl Kleinert, Jr
al Kurtz
John Burrelloa
W. Cutter, Jr
Bob Corts
Mickey Wilson
B. Lutterman Ye
Chuck Warner
Jack Mason
Ed Russell
Bob Shunk
Wm. Jacobs
Ity Bill Kuhl
John Kurta
Clark's Service Downs Pennzoils 10-7 in Softball Victory
Clark's Service softball team defeated the Pennzoils 10-7 on the Roosevelt diamond. Pitchers Liga and Haugh limited errors, with J Strinka, Turk, Malony collecting multi hits. Home runs by J Strinka and Gusky highlighted the win as Liga earned the victory and Topoly advised.
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Malony
Masoros
J Strinka
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J. Krugman
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Pease Wisee
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Fort Wayne falls to Dayton 6 to 2 in Central League
Dayton topped Fort Wayne 6 to 2, widening the Hoosiers’ gap with Erie in the Central League standings. The only schedule game as Erie and Youngstown met New York’s Yankees and the Washington Nationals in exhibition play.
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CBI
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Erie
Hoosiers
Youngstown
New York
Yankees
Washington Nationals
Eagles Juniors Hold Key Practice at Ely Stadium
The Eagles Juniors baseball team will hold an important practice tonight at the Ely Stadium diamond in preparation for their Sunday game against Carlisle. All players are to report at 6 o'clock sharp.
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Eagles
Ely Stadium
Carlisle
Leonard Wins Over Walker In Comeback Fight
Benny Leonard former light weight champion defeated Paulie Walker in a ten round decision in New York. Leonard won six rounds to four as he outboxed early and out fought late. Leonard weighed 151 pounds to Walker's 149 with ten thousand spectators watching. The bout hints at a possible match with Jackie Fields Lou Brouillard or Jimmy McLarnin next.
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Pri
Benny Leonard
Paulie Walker
Trenton
Leonard
Jackie Fields
Lou Brouillard
Jimmy McLarnin
Walker
Cubs gambling probe dropped in Chicago
Chicago Cubs president William W. Veeck denounced reports of gambling among Cubs players as an outrageous, baseless attack. He said the team is clean, capable, and focused on contending for the National League lead under manager Charley Grimm, despite recent lineup upheavals.
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Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
E .M. Landis
Landis
Cubs
Pirates
Rogers Hornsby
William Weerk
Veeck
Charley Grimm
Local golf Pro Am at Spring Valley district tourney set
Fairways at Spring Valley host the District Pro Am tourney on Monday with many top pros and amateurs expected. Notables include Densmore Shute Al Espinosa Lloyd Gallickson Jack Thompson Harry Rees Eddie Williams and Bob Randall who will pair with Mike Miller. Randall shot 66 yesterday signaling strong form and mixed two ball foursomes are planned for Sunday. Six entries were added to the Lorain County Amateur Junior event at Cherry Ridge with entrants Ralph Fey Bob Miller Walter Masyik Babe Machock Tod Moise Jr and Jim Pahl.
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Densmore Shute
al Espinosa
Lloyd Gallickson
Jack Thompson
Harry Rees
Eddie Williams
Bob Randall
Randall
Mike Miller
Lorain County
Cherry Ridge
Hersh Shannon
West River Road
Ralph Fey
Bob Miller
Walter Masyik
Babe Machock
Tod Moise Jr
Jim Pahl
Defending Title Holder Meets Strong Contender In Feature Match Today
Ely Stadium witnessed second round and one quarter final in a tennis event. Defending champion Frank Hoover and runner-up Dave Horan won to reach the quarter finals along with Sharkey Finegan Terry Smith Howenstine. Horan defeated Hupp to reach semis before today’s matches.
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Sharkey
Haserodts
Jay Howenstine
Pierre Smith
Gene Finegan
Chuck Terry
Horan
Hupp
Rosetta Dyer
Mrs. Shadley
Chuck Hupp
Lenty
Ely Stadium
Frank Hoover
Dave Horan
Jim Sharkey
Eoldie¢ Seward
Ken Lyons
Bob Moore
Terry
Finegan
Chuck Flood
Howenstine
Smith
Art Buswell
Shadley
Rosetta
Eleanor Dehm
Jane Gill
Dyer
Fa Rosetta
Lucille Graber
Pearl Tuthill
Elyria Hardware Wins National League Crown
Elyria Hardware clinches the National division title with a 3 2 victory over Holy Cross Juniors and advances to a three game playoff for the Stadium crown against the American division winner. Dunn Chevrolets beat Unknowns 14 11 in the other National league game. Tonight Browns vs Holy Cross and St. Agnes vs Odd Fellows meet in American league play with potential elimination and a possible playoff if both win.
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Elyria Hardware
Stadium Softball League
Dunn Chevrolets
Browns
St. Agnes
Odd Fellows
Standings and Results From Yesterday’s Baseball Showdown
Standings show Cleveland defeated Detroit 3 0 and St Louis beat Chicago 6 1 with other scheduled games. Toledo triumphed 2 1 over Milwaukee while Columbus routed Kansas City 8 9 in a night game. Indianapolis edged St Paul 7 2 and Louisville downed Minneapolis 8 1 in a late contest. At New Haven Conn Gainer knocked out George Courtney 107 1 2 Otama 8.
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Reader
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Merchants Honor Donors for Ely Stadium Tournaments
Roy Clymer of Ely Stadium praised donors who supported the anton tennis and horseshoe pitching events. Foster Fitch Day's Hardware Bell Company Elyria Hardware and Lee Whitney Company supplied prizes and assistance, helping ensure a successful tournament day.
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Roy Clymer
Ely Stadium
Foster Fitch
Day’s Hardware, Bell Company
Elyria Hardware
Lee Whitney Company
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