Lorain County Semi-Pro Grid League Headed by Local Officials
Lorain County plans a six or eight team semi pro football circuit with teams from Elyria Lorain Amherst Oberlin Wellington LaGrange and Grafton. A meeting is set for August 31 in Lorain Municipal Court Room. Entry fee $15 with $25 forfeit, returned at season end. Prize funds to winner. Hamman and Ebinger lead the push to crown county grid champions and expand to smaller towns.
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Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Wellington
Grafton
Lorain County
Jesse Hamman
Rudy Hbhinger
Hlyria
Oberlin
LaGrange
Hamman
Ebinger
Marchioness Favored 3 to 2 in Hambletonian Stakes
GOSHEN NY Aug 17 The seventh Hambletonian stake drew overflow crowds as the three year old trotters lined up. Marchioness the Syracuse based filly owned by Mrs Will Caton opened as slight 3 to 2 favorite ahead of Hollywood Dennis at 3 to 1 and Calumet Chuck from Hanover Shoe Farms drawing pole position with Marchioness. Other runners included Brevere Calumet Crusader Invader Lyrand the Lad among the field.
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Goshen
XN. Y
Hambletonian
Orange County
Marchioness
Will Caton
Syracuse
N. Y
Hollywood Dennis
Will Crozier
J. L. Dodge
Lexington
Calumet Chuck
Hanover Shoe Farms
Brevere
Calumet Crusader
Invader
Lyrand the Lad
Women's Tennis Tourney Enters 3rd Round Today
Forest Hills reports the annual Women's National Tennis Singles Championships progress to the third round with seed status holding for most top players. Notable results include Alice Marble defeating Sarah Palfrey 6-8 6-4 6-2, and Helen Jacobs easing past Virginia Rice 6-1 6-0 while Elsie Goldeack Pittman barely beat Marjorie Sachs 2-5 5-4 6-1. Several seeded stars advanced without dropping a set, among them Johnny Van Ryn, Lawrence Harper, Josephine Cruickshank, Virginia Hilleary, Marjorie Leeming, Marjorie Morrill Painter, and Joan Ridley.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Sarah Palfrey
Sharon
Mass
California
Alice Marble
Helen Jacobs
Virginia Rice
Boston
Elsis Goldeack Pittman
England
Marjorie Sachs
Cambridge
Johnny van Ryn
Philadelphia
Lawrence A. Harper
Oakland
Josephine Cruickshank
Santa Ana
Calif
Virginia Hilleary
Marjorie Leeming
Vancouver
Marjorie Morrill Painter
Dedham
Joan Ridley
Peltz Wins CT Blind Par Golf Tourney at Cherry Ridge
Jack Peltz won the Chronicle Telegraph Blind Par golf event at Cherry Ridge with a card of 115 38 56. Sumner Hartwell finished second with 105 35 70 while Russ Stokley was third at 98 25 73. Tom Pagnesta posted the low gross 87.
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Jack Peltz
Chronicle-Telegram
Cherry Ridge
Sumner Hartwell
Russ Stokley
Hudcutt
Russ Davies
Walter Godfrey
Tom Pagnessa
Ernie Braden
Alex Clark
Bob Funk
Jim van Horn
Tom Pagnesta
Fort Wayne Regains Central League Lead
Fort Wayne moved back into first in the Central League by defeating Youngstown 11 to 10, reclaiming the top spot as Erie dropped to second after Dayton swept Erie with 9 to 0 and 6 to 0 scores. The outcome restored Fort Wayne’s lead amid a tight standings race in Dayton.
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Fort Wayne
Dayton
Erie
Hoowhers
Youngstown
Standings and Results Across Leagues and Cities
Standings show Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 15 7 New York 8 2 Detroit 8 2 Washington 3 Chicago 3 St Louis 3 Boston 3. Today games include Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington St Louis at Barstow. New York 2 Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn Chicago 4 Boston 3 St Louis 3 Philadelphia Yesterday Buffalo 12 Baltimore Rochester 5 Albany 2 Newark 8 Toronto 1 Jersey City 3 Montreal 6 Today Albany Rochester Baltimore Buffalo Jersey City Montreal Newark Toronto
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Barstow
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklron
St Louis
Yeaterday
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Albany
Newark
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Chiles
W. DL
Napional
Louis Reed
Breselyn
Philadelpha
St. Laws
Cimernati American Association
Cibs Pet
Minnsapolis
Columbus
Breeeae Ae
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Tess Oreo Bt
Milwaukee
Sbeeeae
Louisville
St Paul
O. RO
Baltimore Eae
Rochester Wean
BS Fl
Eas
Toronto Sreeree Ag
Giants Sign Collegian From Washington State College
Cincinnati Aug 17 Art McLarney infielder from Washington State College has been signed by the New York Giants after Travis Jackson’s retirement opened a roster spot under the player limit.
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Cincinnati
Art McLarney
Washington State College
New York Janis
Travis Jackson
Want Games With Richwine Girls Softball Team Seeks Matches
The Richwine Girls softball team seeks games with any girls teams in the county. Interested managers should contact Mary Cox at Prospect Street, Elyria, Ohio.
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Richwine
Mary Cox
Prospect Street
Elyria
Ohio
Boxing and baseball action highlight Elyria Labor Day card
Local sports feature two events on Labor Day. Elyria Business Men face Amherst Mischka Meats in a six inning league clash at Ely Stadium with Mahl directing as Yucka or Gerush likely start. In Riverview Park, Lorians Johnny Jezewski and Johnny Senders meet in a six round main bout with undercard bouts featuring Pollock, Mazone, Sills, Bliss and more.
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Johnny Jezewski
Amherst
Billy Senders
Ely
Ernie Braden
Ocal
Elyria
Elyria Business Men
Amherst Mischka Meats
Tri- County Loop
Gonfalon
Ed Stokes
Ben Mahl
Johnny Yucka
Steve Gerush
Archie Bartioma
Efty Keenan
Yucka
Dover
Gerush
Johnny
Lefty Kenan
Lorain Nativities
Bartrome
Bartlome
Ferry Adams
Russ Davies
Illy Senders
Lorain
Riverview Park
Lorain County
Senders
Jezewski
Galvan
Moore
Elyrians
Tony Jezewski
Johnny Miller
Frankie Mazone
Andy Pollock
Benny Sills
Sid Bliss
Hughes
Dick Finegan
Elyrian
Eddie Willis
Lorain Mitter
Judith
Tigers Flowers
Kayoes
Miller
Frankie Marone
Tiger Flowers Moore
Pollock
Geigal
Davis
Lorain American Legion
Richwine Girls Rally to Beat Oberlin 10-9 in Oval Game
Richwine Girls extended their winning streak by edging Seaton Oils of Oberlin 10-9. Trailing by four after four innings, they tied it in the fifth on Henke's long double, then Cox capped the rally with a homer in the final frame. Hastings baserunning Krand catching and Taylor’s pitching highlighted the win.
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Richwine
Seaton Oils
Oberlin
College Towners
Henke
Cox
Hastings
Krand
Taylor
R.H. Richwinces
Boddy
Scott
Even Taylor
Poes
Hens
Braden
Smetzer
Dy See
Smith
Rf Bere
Ae BR. Grandy
Spring Valley Golf Ladies Honor Brumfield Winners
Spring Valley ladies held their weekly golf meeting at the club with a Blind Par event. First honors in Class A went to Mrs. Deane Brumfield, Class B winner was Mrs. Sophia Lutterman, and Class C saw a tie between Mrs. Gertrude Beast and Mrs. Betty Stockdale.
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Spring Valley
Deane Brumfield
Sophia Lutterman
Gertrude Beast
Betty Stockdale
1932 Olympics Net Over Million Dollars
Los Angeles reports the 1932 Olympic Games set a record attendance and netted the organizing committee more than $1,000,000 in profit. The event’s earnings covered the $1,000,000 bonds approved in 1923 to finance the Games.
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Los Angeles
Foxx Goess Hitless as Simmons Delivers Single
United Press reports Jimmy Foxx went hitless in three at bats while Al Simmons collected a single in four plate appearances. Foxx failed to reach base, while Simmons provided the lone hit for his club in the game.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
County Junior Golf Tourney Semifinals Set
Bob Birch meets Stan Machock and Dale Miller faces Walt Maslyk in semifinals of the Lorain County Junior Amateur after quarterfinal wins yesterday. Birch beat Babe Machock 6 4 to reach finals. Machock beat Jay Pahl 6 4. Lower bracket shows Miller 4 3 over Hobby Miller and Maslyk 5 4 over Bud Brown. Semis tomorrow. final scheduled for Friday or Saturday, both rounds 36 holes.
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Bob Birch
Stan Machock
Dale Miller
Walt Maslyk
Lorain County
Birch
Babe Machock
Jay Pahl
Hobby Miller
Walter Maslyk
Bud Brown
Bainbridge Hurls No Hit Game For Pretzels Team
Bainbridge pitched a no hitter as the Dunn Chevrolets fell 4 to 0 at Cascade last evening. Bainbridge struck out fourteen and allowed four bases on balls and no hits. Winning pitcher Bainbridge. Losing pitcher Young. Umpires Guyeski and Kane.
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Bainbridge
Guerin
Dunn Chevrolets
Cascade
Murkowski
Bako
B. Wilbert
Cook
Leslie
Guerin Pretzels
Young
Youme
Wid
Guyeski and
Kane
Holy Cross Seniors Take Game One In Church Title Series
Holy Cross Seniors defeated the Holy Cross Juniors 9 to 6 at Ely Stadium. Both pitchers Ross and Boreski allowed eight hits. Juniors scored five in the first inning. Seniors answered with four. After a 6 all tie, the Seniors scored three in the sixth. Lou Gehrig notched three hits in nine at bats with three RBIs and a run. Babe Ruth went 0 for 3.
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Holy Cross
Ely Stadium
Ross
Boreski
Unknowns rally to beat Pure Milks in seventh inning
The Unknowns triumphed 7 to 6 over Elyria Pure Milk with three runs in the bottom of the seventh at Hamilton diamond. R. Thompson earned the win while Dean pitched for the losers.
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Unknowns
Elyria Pure Milk
Hamilton Diamond
R. Thompson
Dean
Aeee
Gerhardinger
Heldrick
W. Thompson
Stolzenburg
EB. Thompson
R. Flowers
D. Urig
H. Schoenfeld
Weveed
Elberts
Barnes
Pasenow
Fee Ranker
Abentdaweewe Shorty
We Wesmse Essere
Bill Terry
Indians Defeat Athletics to Move into Second Place
In Philadelphia on August 17 Cleveland won 3 to 2 over the Athletics to climb into second in the American League. Glenn Myatt hit a home run with one on, Johnny Burnett starred at shortstop, and Mel Harder pitched eight innings for the victory. George Earnshaw held Cleveland to seven hits, which came in timely bursts. The decisive rally came in the fifth when Myatt homered off the first pitch after Kamm started the inning with a single.
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Philadelphia
WBA
Glenn Myatt
Johnny Burnett
Mel Harder
Athletics
Cleveland
George Earnshaw
Myatt
Kamm
H. E Porter
Burnett
Aed Averill
Vosmik
Morgan
Cisseh
Vee Kamm
Harder
P Seer
E Bishop
A Haas
Tee Wed Cochrane
Simmons
Foxx
Sewer McNair
Muller
Earnshaw
Williams
Wee Tee
Cleveland Segaceaee
Cissell
Haas
Cisxe
Vosmi
Ayyatt Yatt
McNair
Bishop
Cochrane
Dinneen
Hildebrand
McGowan
Poreda Defeats Primo Carnera in Newark Bout
Stanley Poreda, a Jersey City heavyweight, defeated Primo Carnera by ten round decision to earn a possible challenger spot for Jack Sharkey's world title. Carnera led early, but Poreda finished strong, following a prior win over Ernie Schaaf en route to the decision in Newark, New Jersey.
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Newark
N. J
Stanley Poreda
New Jersey
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Primo Carnera
Poreda
Ernie Schaaf
Sharkey
Jersey City
Carnera
All Stars and Ridgeville Tie 4-4 In Softball Clash
Western Heights All Stars and Ridgeville battled to a 4-4 draw last evening at Roosevelt Diamond. The game ended after seven innings due to darkness with Nagy striking out in the seventh while runners on second and third threatened a late victory for the All Stars.
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Western Heights All Stars
Ridgeville
Roosevelt Diamond
All Stars
Nagy
Clark's and Ridgeville to clash in Friday softball
Clark's Service and Ridgeville will meet in a softball game Friday night at McKinley diamond. All Service players are asked to notice and report. Game time is 6 o'clock.
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Clark’s Service
Ridgeville
McKinley Diamond
Hoover Repeats Elyria City Tennis Crown In Final
Frank Hoover defended his Elyria City Singles title at Ely Stadium defeating Dave Horan in a three set final 6-4 6-3 7-5. Finalists matched last year, Hoover rallied from deficits, with key service games securing the championship for the second consecutive year.
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Chuck Hupp
Frank Hoover
Elyria City
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Dave Horan
Ely Stadium
Dava
Dave
Hoover
Dav
Zall
Pherrs Smith
Sharkey
Horan
Ruth Gill
Jim Sharkey
Collins Leads Ohio Horseshoe Pitching Joust
Harry Collins of Toledo led 22 contestants in the elimination round of the horseshoe pitching tournament at Lakeside. Burt Duryee of Cleveland was runner-up with Jimmie Cash of Independence third after Cash defeated Duryee 50-30 in the notable match. Cash posted 58 ringers and 19 double ringers for a 72 percent average. Duryee had 55 ringers and 16 double ringers.
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Lakeside
Harry Collins
Toledo
Burt Duryee
Cleveland
Jimmie Cash
Independence
Durvee
Cash
Duryee
Joe Williams
Lyle Rockwood
Lorain County
Williams
Rockwood
Bright
Steubenville
Geiger
Gallipolis
Myers
Collins
Bill Yocum
Zanesville
Forbett
Mansfield
Nick Waldecker
Oberlin
Barbers Beat Chronicle Team 10-7 at Cascade Park
The Carpenter Barbers defeated the Chronicle Telegram newspapermen 10 to 7 at Cascade Park. It marked the Barbers' fifth straight win. They plan to meet the Browns at Ely Stadium tonight with an 6 o'clock start.
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Carpenter Barbers
Chronicle- Telegram
Cascade Park
Barbers
Browns
Ely Stadium
Chronicle-Telegram
Nelbling
Hardware St Agnes Clash in Second Stadium League Softball Game
Elyria Hardware and St. Agnes meet at Ely Stadium in the second of three to decide the Stadium League softball title. Elyria Hardware won 3 2 in Monday’s opener and a win tonight at 6 30 will clinch the title, making a third game unnecessary.
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Elyria Hardware
St. Agnes
Ely Stadium
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