Old-Elyria Sports Notes Highlight Club Records and Tours
In a Elyria area wrap, Black sets a nine hole low and a 63 total, while Blath posts the second-low of the year aided by solid putting. The girls softball state tourney opens in Akron with teams like Prevident Joan of Marsfield and J and K Shoes among entrants, and Old-Timers games loom at Ridgeville. Baseball and bowling swing into local action with district and league schedules, duty rosters, and upcoming return games across Elyria and surrounding towns.
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Ib Séally
St Elgrit Country Club
Clack Black
Suze Fain
Keason
Black
Elyria
Pas
Blath
Heggie Myles
Elyria Pro
Ohio State
Akron
Joan of Marsfield
J and K Shoes
Columbus
Willie Meaty
Youngstown Lipthere Sentators
Painesville Arcade
Gaal
Quisolaien Saal
George Day
Ridgeville
Dey
Walt Meyers
Willard Stoney
Nick Smith
Day
Walt Nevins
Bull Donglan
Chuck Wragg
Lynn Fitzpatrick
Joe Exkentels
Hugh Beavis
Frank Traxler
Pete Peterman
S. Tid
Bill Pitkin
Accond
George
Ploudler A. F
Caz
Wagner
Elyria Hardware
Cascade Park
Herman Wuseyt
Lerain County
Sam
Camp Wolters
Texas
Hank Anderka
Windy City
Chicago
Warren
Buddy) Hosar
New York Yankees
Shere
Buffalo
Oberlin
Vic Silver Jewelers
Lorain Cio Um
Amherst
Clearview
PTA. Ten
Colby Hanover Heavily Favored in Harness Classic
Colby Hanover stood as a heavy choice in the Hardettsman Stake at Goshen, amid debate whether the race would hinge on behavior more than speed. About 10,000 spectators watched as Colby Hanover, a brown colt, faced strong rivals in a tense start, while public attention focused on consistency and breaking habits rather than raw pace.
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Colby Hanover
Coley Manover
Hanover
Orchard Maine
Hantver
BOC
Mesa
Standings and scattered notes from league table
Fragmented standings show teams like ABIRICAN LIAGCE Ats Tork and Besos Loita with unclear results. The text mentions various phrases such as OS cars Soin and FONAL LEAGTE with stray numbers and unconnected items, including references to 28 TEARS LATER and a Carditian scoreline, but details remain garbled and unreadable.
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Tork
Milnar Nearly No-Hits Tigers as Indians Split Twin Bill
Cleveland left hander Milnar flirted with a no hitter in the nightcap of a doubleheader against Detroit, held the Tigers hitless into the ninth, but a fielding error and a late rally produced two runs in the ninth. The game ended in 14 innings under American League rules. Milnar’s strong outing came with Mel Harder in the bullpen.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Bievians
Milnar
Detsud Tigers
Nat
Roger Cramer
Beng Finshed Urmder
Mel Harder
Columbus Kansas City In Deadlock For First Place
In a doubleheader, Columbus and Kansas City battled for first place as both teams split games and Kansas City edged ahead with a late surge. Milwaukee moved into third by beating Indianapolis, while Toledo also recorded wins to stay in the race.
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Columbus
Kansas City
United Press
Lee
Ace Ogithu
Eapoks
Toledo
Madders
Millers
Ae Toirt
Milwaukee
Indianapolis & Wat
Outstanding Hurler Leads American Loop Victory
A ragged but vivid account highlights Hughson overpowering Cronin and handling the Yankees as the Red Sox, Tigers and Giants claim important wins. Pitcher feats, late rallies, and key hits intertwine with scattered details of other games across the league.
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Hughson
Cronin
Defending Champion Advances In Western Open Play
Defending champion Russell Mann of Omaha advances in the Western Open Ladies event at Chicago while fellow contestants like Jane Harm and Mae Taster compete in early rounds. The match results show Mann defeating Bets Betts as she moves toward the next stage with notable performances from other entrants in the Western Amateur.
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Chicago
Aus
Russell Mann
Omaha
Bottsey
Grotra
Mann
Sehoat Giritr
Mann Talaed
Immer Betts
Jane Harm
Mae
Coxe Af Toler
Titus Stare
Pete Lui Teeter
Niaurres a lene rt by wine Woo OPS oy
A fragmented OCR readouts a local item about wine and operations at a site named Woo OPS. The readable bits mention a person and a place connected to a routine production or shipment matter. The text is sparse and lacks clear action or outcome.
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Niaurres
McKinley Yard Jet Sale Aims for Lake Area Fans
A fragment notes a McKinley venue offering a Maserert jet for sale near a lake area. The item appears tied to a yard event or exhibition with local interest, drawing attention from nearby residents and potential buyers.
Local Manhattan incident report details injury and suspect
A chaotic scene near Manhattan Tower involved a drive by injury and a suspect named Hamptisten, with shirts torn and pipes damaged. Police report notes a shirt and torn pipe indicate a struggle, and witnesses described a suspect in a dark vehicle fleeing the scene.
Wellington hurler Cavell nets no-hit tourney win
Amherst standout Cavell delivers a no hit performance in an opening round District No 3 Men’s Championship game. The Wellington Grays rely on solid defense as only two batters reach, advancing to face Oberlin Matty Servier at 7 PM Saturday evening.
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Cassell
Wellingston High
Ace Hutter
Welliteton Moundry Rays
Boerun
Grays
Hiehind Cavells
Amherst
Agud
Cavell Pier
Sesenea
Twat Kotom
Tomate
Bar Ae
Tay Nisht
Oberlin
Matty Servier
Sattimay
Pfaudler Triumphs Over Democrats in League Race Lead
Pfaudler defeated the Democrats to gain in the league standings as Ridgeville started its season. The winner benefited from six hits apiece by Johnnie Sehowitset and Frank Wircenshe, with Ralph Gibbons and Eddie My behind the plate. The Dems scored in the second inning, and Panties counted runs in the sixth.
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Mwraudler
Ridgeville
Dems
Johnnie Sehowitset
Frank Wircenshe
Ralph Gibbons
Eddie My
Krad
Plaudler
Single By Marsh Gives Hardwares 6 To 5 Victory
Marsh delivers the deciding single to lift Hardwares over Mateh 6 to 5 in a tight late inning moment. The play secures the win as both teams exchange hits in a closely contested contest.
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Marsh
Boudreau Receives Three Year Coaching Contract
Cleveland reports Boudreau secured a three year contract extension through the upcoming season. The new deal reportedly places him in charge of strategic decisions and team direction, with emphasis on stability and performance benchmarks.
Ridgeville Girls Retain Softball Title Over Elyria
Ridgeville girls defend their district softball title by defeating Elyria in a decisive tilt. Agnes Vite, Betty Pitts, and Dorothy Pitts contributed for Ridgeville as pitcher Dorothy Pitts earned her second win, fending off the Bakers. Edna Wilhelmy and Lilly Pakos led Ridgeville with timely hits, while Marie Everett pitched for Elyria, taking the loss.
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Ridgeville
Elyria
Wittners
Dederich
Edna Wilhelmy
Wilhelmy
Metty
Marie Everett
Aeerett
Agnes Vite
Gerry Petermy
Alice Burke
Pamercy
Wilkelmy
Betty Pitts
Neurdt
Aed
Agnes Pitts
Charabelle Sittinger
Pitts
Everett
Mary Low Wagsner
Lilly Pakos
Vinal Bun
Catherone
CPI
Collette Bommer
Dorothy Pitts
Lake Pitts
District No 2 Men’s Championship opens at Oberghn field
Tonight’s schedule outlines three games in the District No 2 Men’s Championship. Opening at 7 o’clock features the Elyria Indians versus an opponent at Bo’cine Field, followed by a second game at 8 o’clock between Ober Tim Apollo Theatre and a rival, and a final match at 9 o’clock with the 24 Clute team of Flynypoint TAS hosting Sansu Club team.
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Obeghn
Elyria Indians
Bo'cine
Clute
Flynypoint Tas
Sansu
Jewelers No 383 In League Contest
The Elyria recreation card hosts a league contest featuring undefeated teams in the second half. The game opening is scheduled for the night with both teams prepared to meet on the court and contest the top spot in the standings.
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Elyria
Ucdinsis
Atdernx
Allstars At Gration Meet Void of Clear Details
The South End All-Stars Gratvear plan a game with the Cale va Fourdry team. Only rough details exist with times and participants unclear.
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Allstars
Gration
South End All-Stars
Gratvear
Feomecet
Caleva Fourdry
Mivre
Niett Hatcion Dham Tly
Welvk
Sarkkinin to fuport Lancaster explorer at Ohio State 1927
Fragmented report notes Sarkkinin and Als 1T-Esco Sarkianen from AilArecia training at Ohio State University in 1927. It mentions a preparatory path to Lancaster Richschrond, and a plan to repeat on August 12 for train. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Sarkkinin
Fuport
Lancaster
O. Aus
Esco Sarkianen
AilArecia
Ohio State Universit
Crath
Lanccaster Richschrond
Mystery Fire Calls Hit Cleveland Homes
In Cleveland an ongoing surge of nuisance fire calls disrupts residents and emergency crews. Fire officials report repeated incidents target households with small children seeking baths, prompting renewed warnings and police involvement.
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Porgotien
Cleveland
Elyria women’s golf title contested at county club
In the Elyria County Women’s Championship at Elyria Country Club yesterday, Mrs. Earle Foster Sieanerd defeated Mrs. Ralph Murbuch in a first round match, while Mrs. Walter Ayers edged Mrs. Vie Hreitenstein. Howard Barbour and Hull Loufan won matches. Barbour beat Mrs. Fauver 2 and 1, and Loufan defeated Mrs. DuEx Tannns. Sound 4. Winners and runners-up advance in both classes, with Ayres and Winkelgith among Class A victors and Fred Tleiter posting second-best score in nearby medal play.
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Earle Foster
Barbour
J. Tt Fauver
Loulat
Duex
Louteien
Euid Winters
Lee Wankelohn
George Livin
Homer Whetubn
Mike Forbes
Ray Siatches
Harpines
Winkelpain
Vale
Adair
Elynity Club
Hieward Harbors
Walter Ayres
Mis
Pine Winkelgith
Legion and Dairy Teams Clash At Stadium
The American Legion Juniors in Elyria clash with Chick Dairy of Lorain in a Class A statue game at Ely Stadium tonight with Legion 6-0. The game was moved from Sunday August 2 to accommodate Juniors in Springfield activities. ION CUBS PRACTICS American Dept Cubs hold practice at Stadium under manager Ray Thaenp Taen who requests all players on board.
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American Legion
Chick Dairy
Lorrieky
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Springfield
ION Cubs
Cubs
Ray Thaenp+ Taen
Bard
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