Hoover To Meet Horan For City Singles Tennis Title
Elyria sports notes report Leonard Tufford capturing the 1932 Elyria Country Club crown in a 36 hole final over Worth Fauver by 3 and 1. Tufford becomes three time winner 1924 1927 1932 with a total 163 strokes in the final and Fauver at 167.
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Hoover
Horan
Tufford
Elyria Country Club
Fauver
Syria Country Club
Leonard Tufford
Worth Fauver
Howard Barbour
Nelson Fitch
al Hannaford
C. W. Carrick
C._C. Bowers
Mrs Myers Scoops Third Cherry Ridge Hole-in-One
Hazel Myers fired the third ace of the season at Cherry Ridge on No 3, a 130 yard hole. The achievement places her among a few Lorain County women to ace a course, joining prior dips by Jack Marshall and John Bako.
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Cherry Ridge
Hazel Myers
West River Road
Lorain County
Jack Marshall
Blytia City
John Bako
Bridges Pitches Tigers to 3-0 Win Over Indians
Detroit Tigers shut out Cleveland 3-0 as Tommy Bridges held the Tribe to five hits. Roared by three RBIs from Bridges, the Tigers claimed a final home game victory, trailing Philadelphia by one game in the American League standings. Cleveland ends its home schedule at 12-7 since the start of August, with nine straight road trip ahead.
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Bridges
Tigers
Indians
Leveland
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Tribe
Oral Hildebrand
Philadelphia
Stand
Thley
Hardware and St. Agnes Meet Tonight in Series Opener
Elyria Hardware, National Division champs, face St. Agnes American Division titleholders at Ely Stadium. First of three games for the second half Stadium league title, with 6:30 start. Second game Wednesday, third possible Friday.
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Elyria Hardware
St. Agnes
Ely Stadium
C And L Loop Standings Highlight Yesterday's Matches
Elyria beat Dover 6 to 4, Berea defeated North Olmsted 1 to 15, North Eaton triumphed over Brook Park 9 to 11, and Olmsted Falls edged West View 3 to ? standouts include tense finishes and shifting rankings in the C and L Loop standings.
Kipton Beats LaGrange 19 15 In Offensive slugfest
Kipton defeated Sheldon Lumbers of LaGrange 19 to 15 in a game marked by a chaotic mix of errors. Coates started for Kipton, then Whitney pitched. Hopkins and Hastings alternated for LaGrange. Twelve errors were charged, LaGrange seven and Kipton five, amid a peculiar baseball showcase in Kipton on August 15.
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Kipton
Bittners Wallop Parma Team 14 to 6
GRAFTON Aug. 15 The Grafton Bittners defeated the Parma Merchants 14 to 6 with Guy Carino on the mound. Red Phelps went 4 for 4 to spark the attack. a shoestring catch by Bittner highlighted the fielding. Notable hits included two base shots by Bittner Ratcil and Figler.
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Grafton Bittners
Parma Merchants
Guy Carino
Red Phelps
Bittner
Ratcil
Figler
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Eres Mack
Fae Zvernia
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P. Tb
Berea
North Olmsted
Sac Schultz
Tomron
Mack
Tomson
Schultz
Barrett
Red Kreje
Lorain Nats Defeat Mischka Meats 8 to 3
Amherst and Lorain teams met in an independent game at Amherst with the Lorain Nativities defeating Mischka Meats 8 to 3. Bartlome relieved Keenan in the sixth inning, while Broski and Brodki formed the Nativity battery.
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Lorain Nativities
Jimmy Keenan
Amherst Mischka
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Keenan
Lorain
Elyria Beats Dover 6-4 to Hinge Second Half Race
Elyria Business Men edged Dover 6-4 at Cascade Park to cling to second in the final half C and L. League standings. Johnny Yubha steadied after a rough start and held Dover hitless in the last five innings as Elyria rallied from an early deficit. Berea beat North Olmsted 8-1, North Eaton defeated Brook Park 15-9, and Olmsted Falls routed West View 11-3 in other games.
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Dover
Ernie Braden
Cascade Park
Doverites
Elyrians
Johnny Yubha
Berea
North Olmsted
North Eaton
Brook Park
Olmsted Falls
West View
Bereans
Schultz
Wes Carpenter
Carpenter
Splete
Marsh Ruddy
Ruddy
Olmsted
North Eston
Merchants Blank Spencer In Fast Contest 2 To 0
Elyria pitcher Joe Smith bested Spencer’s Guyer in a keen duel. Smith allowed five hits and struck out ten as the Merchants won 2 0. Gene Myers drove in both runs, scoring on a bunt and a single with two in score.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Spencer
Smith
Guyer
Blytia Merchants
Spencer Merchants
Merchants
Whitfed
Gene Myers
Elyrians
Joe Smith
Bako
Forbush
K. Smith
Alyers
C. Guyer
Fortman
Ned
Aldrich
Myers
St. Guyer
D. Guyer
Fairbush
Murkowski
Nichols
Murkowskai
Elyria
D Guyer
K Smith
D. Guyver
Eagles Rally To Defeat Carlisle In Big Comeback
The Eagles Juniors reversed a 8 run flood in the fifth inning at Ely Stadium diamond yesterday afternoon. Knipper pitched six innings of near flawless relief for the Eagles, allowing Carlisle only one hit after entering the sixth. Holbrook, Dumsky starred for the Eagles while Firestone and Williams carried Carlisle's offense.
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Carlisle
Ely Stadium
Knipper
Krist
Holbrook and Dumsky
Firestone
Williams
Carlie AB
Ale Plas
Ah Finegan
Wonnie
Brown
C Kushin
Williams Gerhardinger
A. Meschke
Meschke
A. E. Dobrowski
Tim
Dumsky
Holbrook
Harper
Meschki
Koshin
Y Knipper
Knips
U S Stars Win Four Of Five Major Titles At Olympiad
The tenth modern Olympiad closed with the United States winning four of five major championships. Eddie Tolan set new records in 100 and 200 meters, Babe Didrickson and Helen Madison earned multiple titles, while Jim Bausch and Juan Carlos Zabala shone in the decathlon and marathon. Japan led in men's swimming, but Americans dominated track, field, and women’s events, with a crowd of 100,600 witnessing the ceremony.
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Angeles
United States
America
Curtis
Great Bowl
Eddie Tolan
Detroit Metro
Mildred “Babe” Didrickson
Dallas
Helen Madison
Seattle
Jim Bausch
Juan Carlos Zabala
Dunn Chevrolets and Odd Fellows Face Off Tonight
The Dunn Chevrolets and Odd Fellows meet at Cascade Park diamond for an independent softball game at 6 30 p m Local fans expect a close contest as both teams bring solid lineups to the field tonight.
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Dunn Chevroelets
Odd Fellows
Cascade Park
Jewelers Aim for Half Title In City Soft Ball Night
The Haserodt Jewelers seek the second half championship by facing the third place Merchants at McKinley diamond. A Jewelers win secures undisputed possession while a Merchants victory could set up a three way tie with Guthrie Grocers. Other games feature Crawford Clothiers versus Krugman Transits at Richwines and Day's Hardware versus Richwines at Jefferson with Guthrie Grocers meeting Abookire Merchants at Hamilton.
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Jewelers
Merchants
Guthrie Grocers
Crawford Clothiers
Krugman
Richwines
Day's Hardware
Jefferson
Abookire
Hamilton
Final clash set for Tuesday in City-Wide tennis
Semi finals on Ely Stadium courts set the stage for the 1932 Men’s City-Wide Singles final. Defending champion Frank Hoover faces 1931 runner-up Dave Horan after Hoover defeated Gene Finegan in four sets and Horan overcame Jay Howenstine in four. The title match is scheduled for 4 p.m. Tuesday at the stadium.
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Ely Stadium
Frank Hoover
Dave Horan
Gene Fine Fan
Beet Hoover
Jay Howenstine
Hoover
Horan
Sharkey
Berore
Finegay
Gene
Stef
Finegan
Foint
Dave
Jay
Dave Aittle
Howevever
Carlisle Wins Two From Eaton Team
The Carlisle A. defeated Eaton in both ends of a double header at Carlisle with scores 13-6 and 6-2. Winning pitcher Toth, losing pitcher Bradnor. Two-base hits Bradner. Home run Mason. Umpire Clark Seeley. Time 2:50. INDIANS WIN The McKinley Indians beat East Side Cardinals 12-3 in a YMCA Junior League game at McKinley diamond. Long and Pratt formed the winning battery. HI-SPEEDS NOTICE Hi Speed team members to report at Ely Stadium 2:30 for a league game with Hubie's Flyers. Winning pitcher Knipper. Time 2:20.
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Foster
Wokren
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J. Yucka
B. Forbush
Siessaro
Carlisle A
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Carlisle
Laner
Toth
Bradner
McCauley
Lewis
Mason
Bradnor
Clark Seeley
Hi-Speeds
Tim Dunstan
Hi- Speed
Ely Stadium
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Flyers
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Knipper
Kushin
Mitcher —Firestone
Haugh
Carlisle A. C
H. Lauer
P Perrreereress
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Wrens
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Ward
Ereraneen
Hosking
Fulmer
Blaine
Mickey
Antes Weenaeesee
Carlisle AC
Eaton Secreaeee Doo
Dome
Simms
Rockwood to cover Ohio horseshoe championship tourney
Lorain county horseshoe pitching champion Lyle Rockwood will cover the Ohio State Championship tournament for the Chronicle Telegram. The event begins tomorrow at Lakeside, Ohio, and Rockwood will report daily over five days of championship play. County enthusiasts are expected to follow his articles with interest.
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Lyle Rockwood
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Lakeside
Ohio
Rockwood
Indians Take Two From Fisher Foods in Doubleheader
The Indians edged Fisher Foods twice on Ely Stadium diamond, 16-6 and 11-1. Hitting stars were Web ber Yanke Lacy and Forbes as East Side Junior teams split the twin bill.
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Ely Stadium
Webber
Yanke
Lacy
Forbes
Indiana
Rae, Webber
Secon
J. Smith
Radebaugh
L. Forbers
Kinney
Gorman
Fisker Foods
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