North-South All-Star game notes and results
The third annual North-South scholastic football clash ended 20-0 for the North at Fawcett Stadium Canton. Vic Janowicz starred for Elyria, while coaches from Ohio high schools shaped the all-star lineup. Bids for next year's event and coaching duties were discussed with Springfield, Middletown, and Hamilton among bidders.
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Standings and results from a early baseball season
National and American leagues show wins losses and percentages. Leaders include Boston St Louis New York and Cincinnati with varied records. Yesterday results feature St Louis 6-4 Pittsburgh 3-5 Philadelphia 8-7 New York 1-5 Chicago 7-0 Cincinnati 5-9. upcoming games list matchups Brooklyn Boston St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh and others. American Association and International League standings follow with team records and recent results.
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Dillard Returns To First Love Wins In Hurdles
United States track stars opened the final day of the international meet at Colombes Stadium with a dominant lead over France, Italy, and Austria. Harrison Dullard won the 110 meter hurdles in 13.9 seconds as part of a U S sweep in the event. Ewell and Barten added victories in sprint and middle distance events, while Jany defeated Bill Smith in the 200 meter freestyle.
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Erhart Clinches Second-Half Title With 7 3 Win Over Columbia
Erhart, defending Lorain Medina County Class A champion, claimed the league second-half title by beating Columbia 7 to 3 on the Columbia diamond. Guyer earned the win for Erhart after a six-run fifth inning broke a 3-1 deficit, as Harris Thierry started for Columbia before leaving with relief from George Bingelli. The victory sets up a three-game playoff series for the season championship against Valley City, first-half champion. Two games are set for next Sunday at Valley City beginning at 1 p.m., with a potential decisive third game if needed.
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Caps Fall 8-3 to Akron Borden Autos
Wakeman Red Caps lose to Akron Borden Autos 8-3 as visitors score four runs in the ninth to seal the win. Drumm earned the victory, Heisman took the loss, with Akron totaling 10 hits to Wakeman’s eight. Daniels Shakley and Pfeifer led Wakeman with two hits each. Carlson Lucas and Drumm had two apiece for Akron. Drumm struck out 10. Heisman fanned Sox and walked five. Wakeman to host Leesville Reds Wednesday. Dick Messner to pitch for Wakeman.
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Simmons predicts Indians pennant bid will fail again
Philadelphia Athletics coach Al Simmons, speaking from New York, says Cleveland should be favored to win the American League pennant but vows the Indians will not. He notes Cleveland’s history of blown chances, a strong A's infield led by Ferris Fain, and claims the Yanks lack the steam to stop Philadelphia.
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Ruth's Condition Remains Critical At Memorial Hospital
New York report says Babe Ruth remains in critical condition at Memorial Hospital as of last night with a 3 to 2 count in his favor. A rally earlier had lowered his temperature and allowed a brief 20 minute walk from bed, but officials maintain the status is critical based on the 9 p.m. bulletin.
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Bankers Lose to National Tube in Lorain League game
In Lorain Class A play the Savings Deposit Bankers fell 5 to 3 to National Tube after a seventh inning grand slam by Pete Campana off Bernie Lysaght who pitched the complete game. Lysaght walked eight and struck out five. McClelland fanned nine with three walks. Chuck Mason doubled and singled for Savings Deposit. George Simonovich led National Tube with eight hits.
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Damage to hides costs from livestock parasites and skin diseases
Damage to hides from mange ringworm and other skin diseases costs the nation millions. Tanners face higher skin costs up to 20 percent because skins are parasitized or damaged. Some hides become practically useless. Better farm practices and skilled use of insecticides could cut losses.
Major League Line Scores Summary
United Press reports two National League games and multiple American League matchups. Philadelphia’s many runs clash with New York’s, St Louis and Pittsburgh split, Chicago and Cincinnati stay tight. In the American League, Boston and Washington split games, Philadelphia and New York split a doubleheader, and Detroit and St Louis both post wins with Cleveland edging Chicago.
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Lujack Poised for first Midwestern pro appearance with Bears
Johnny Lujack former Notre Dame All American quarterback will debut in the middle west as a Chicago Bear when the Bears meet the Philadelphia Eagles in a title tilt at Butler Bowl on Aug 28. He is pictured in the uniform he will wear Aug 20 for the Chicago All Star game.
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Lorain Jewelers Win Fifth District Softball Title
Lorain Jewelers edged Sim's Recreation 2 to 1 at Lorain to clinch the Fifth District Softball Championship. Bill Dulick pitched a one hit for the Jewelers with ten strikeouts as Mabl delivered a triple driving in the winning run in the third inning. Rodgers took the loss with eight strikeouts and four hits allowed.
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Two F League Games On Today's Schedule
LO. O. F. No. 1683 and Eaton clash at Ely Stadium in a Class F League game. LO. O. F. No. 103 sits third in the second half standings with three wins and one loss while Eaton stands at two and four. West Side Lumbermen meet All Stars at Cascade Park diamond, an All Stars contest.
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West Side Lumber Stumbles as Season Streaks Continue
The report notes West Side Lumber went winless in four starts while another team won two and lost four in the second half. Both games are scheduled for 6 oclock today, setting a tight evening slate.
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Notable dogs and stamps in early American memory
Accounts claim a mastiff and a spaniel landed from the Mayflower in 1620. A 1833 Columbian Exposition stamp shows Columbus with a globe and no listeners, featuring a mastiff in the foreground as perhaps the only dog honored on a U.S. stamp.
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