City Net Doubles Second Round Nears Completion at Ely Stadium
In the City Wide doubles tourney at Ely Stadium most second round matches are finished with only one left. Defending champions Dick Horan and Gene Finegan beat McPherson-Cheevers and will face Blair Naughton in the quarter finals.
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Ely Stadium
Dick Horan
Gene Finegan
McPherson-Cheevers
Blair Naughton
Daly-Passmore
Denman-Rudin
Guth-Conrad
Sharkeyv-Dave Horan
Maddock-Henderson
Harper Brothers
Norman
Melvin
Wentz-Flond
Aldridge-Davies
Howe
Mahi-Lung
Dangerfield-Seward
Brown-Ea
Columbus Golfer Leads Southpaws in Ohio Championship
Col umbus golfer G Livesay led the Ohio Southpaws championship at Columbus Country Club after 36 holes with the top score. Lat C E Nixon and EL N Payne Beckley W Va followed, with nether players listed by scores. Livesay was re elected president of the Ohio Southpaw Association with Wells named vice president, managing duties following a meeting. Chicago’s black population has doubled in 19 years.
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Columbus Country Club
Columbus
Juivesay
Ohio Southpaw
Wells
H. A. Elliott
Toledo
Chicago
Ladies Golf Tourney At Spring Valley Club
Elyria Country Club hosted a weekly ladies golf tournament with Mrs George Lippert winning low gross at 2 and Mrs Nelson Church taking Class A with 75. B class won by Mr B C Wilson with 79 and Class C by Mrs R H Schneider with 79. Mrs Deuss Mellin earned most putts with 29. Elyria County Club announced an upcoming individual event August 24 with champions to be decided in C2 A and Band divisions.
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Spring Valley
George Lippert
Nelson Church
B.C. Wilson
R. H. Schneider
Deus Mellin
Elyria Couery Clu
Monda
Metcra
Tucamar
Witlig Reichard
Indianapolis Indians Fall Back in Twinbill to St Paul
In Columbus Ohio a doubleheader pitted the Indianapolis team against St Paul with Angler of Indianapolis homering twice. St Paul swept the twin bill 14 to 7 and widened their lead over the second place Indians. Ruble and Afe Gowan of Minneapolis and Herman and Ganze of Louisville homered in other games. Claude Jonnard threw a five hit game and Xnayked a homer for Milwaukee as they beat Column Bus 5 to 2. Toledo defeated Kansas City 7 to 5. The Blues scored all their runs in the ninth inning, 4 to win.
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Columbus
Um Vo
Angler
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Storts
Sainte
Indians
Minnesy
Lousy
Ruble
Afe Gowan
Minneapolis
Herman and
Ganze
Louisville
Claude Jonnard
Major League Managers Face Uncertain 1932 Jobs
Major league managers weigh 1932 futures as several face potential replacements. Gabby Street plans a third season with the Cardinals while Connie Mack and John McGraw are secure in Philadelphia and New York respectively. Others like Peckinpaugh Harris Bish Howley Robinson and Ens are on the “anxious seat” amid fan pressure and owner expectations.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
Gabby Street
Louis Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Rogers ‘Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Shane Collins
Boston Red Sox
Bill Killefer
St. Louis Browns
Roger Peckinpaneh
Cleveland Indians
Stanley Harris
Detroit Tigers
Donnie Bish
Chicago White Sox
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Robins
Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reds
Burt Shotton
Philadelphia Phillies
Jewell Ens
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robbie
Cincinnaii
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Howley
Ens
Shotton
Cclubs
Donnie Rush
Comiskey
Tdetrot
Harris
jPans
Detroit
Leove
Billy Evans
Cleveland
Peckinpaugh
Peck
Cleveland Tana
LaGrange Defeats Eaton 9 to 1 in Association Action
In American Association play LaGrange routed Eaton 9 runs to 1. Milwaukee beat Columbus 8 to 3 while Kansas City topped Minneapolis 10 to 7 and St. Paul won 24 to 7 over Indianapolis. Other results included Minneapolis at Louisville and St. Paul at Indianapolis with a set of scheduled games noted.
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Cincinnati
Louis
American Association
Wwiwaukee Seals
Minneapolis
Deerees Marr
Milwaukee
Columbue
Tetedo
Kansas City
Lea Ye
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Tony
Lorain Yacht Club Hosts Fifth Annual Regatta
Lorain will host a big regatta at Lakeview Park on Sunday August 23 featuring thirteen events for star boats sail boats speed boats and cruisers with trophies valued near 1000. Commodore I I Cartnell invites boat lovers to attend as visiting yachtsmen from Detroit Toledo Vermilion Huron Cleveland Sandusky Port Clinton and other ports are expected. Parking will accommodate several thousand cars and out-of-town visitors have lodging options for Regatta Day.
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Lorain
Put-In- Bay
Detroit
Toledo
Vermilion
Huron
Cleveland
Sandusky
Port Clinton
Red Sox Rout White Sox in Junior Game
The Red Sox defeated the White Sox 39 to 18 in a Junior game played yesterday on the Stop 4 River Road diamond. Stang pitched for the winners. COSHOCTON Ohio August 1907 Jack Moster Columbus won 4 Ground decision over Frankie Porto Wheeling West Virginia Tuesday night.
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RED Sox
White Sox
Witte Sox
River Road Diamond
Stang
Coshocton
Jack Moster
Columbus
Frankie Porto
Wheeling
W. Va
Giant Memorial to Be Completed in 1935 Lisbon
The colossal bronze statue of the Marquis of Pombal is under construction at Motunda Square Lisbon and is expected to be finished in 1935. Designed by Francisco Santos before his death the nine meter high statue weighs 32 tons and will be cast in seven pieces with bronze melted from 15 cannons.
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Lisbon
Marquis of Pombal
Motunda Square
Liberty Avenue
Francisco Santos
Simoes de Almeida
Leopoldo de Almeida
Organize New Grid Eleven Here In Elyria
The area plans a new football grid eleven as a county league forms. Jusey Klein will lead the club with Gene Rainey as coach. Officials seek players and invite interested candidates to contact Klein or management.
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Pies
Als
ASOT
Jusey Klein
Szerte
Gene Rainey
Elyria Uieh
Raepar Ay
Toget
Perforne
ALD H Sirate F
Nat
Indoor Managers Meet In Lorain To Discuss Tournament
Indoor team managers from across the county are invited to a meeting on August 20 at 7 p.m. in the Dreamland Theater building Lorain. The gathering aims to introduce the A A U to managers and urge registration for indoor and all other A A U sports. Plans will be made for the first annual county indoor baseball tournament.
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Lorain
Dreamland Theater
26Th Street
Broadway
A. A. LU
Stoner
A A. UL
Indians And Nats In Twin Bill Today
Cleveland hosts Washington in a five game series opener at League Park. The double header features Wes Ferrell and Willis Hadwin for the Indians against Sam Jones and Fred Marberry for the Senators.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
League Park
Washington Club
Wes Ferrell
Willis Hadwin
Tribe
Sam Jones
Fred Marberry
Washington
Women’s National Big Three Face Tough Third Round
Forest Hills N Y August 19 The big three Helen Wills Moody Helen Jacobs and Betty Nuthall enter the third round of the 44th annual women’s national tennis singles championship. Moody meets Joan Ridley seed No 6 of the British delegation as competition heats up after two easy matches.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Betty Nuthall
Moody
Joan Ridley
J. P. Pittman
Miss Ridley
Chinaman
Edith Strourney
Mary Greer
Miss. Jacobs
Virginia Hilleary
Philadelphia
Miss Nuthall
Josephine Cruickshank
California
Britain
Lawrence A. Harper
Oakland
Dorothy Weisel
Sacramento
Dorothy Round
Harper
Miss Round
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Phyllis Mudford
Great Britain
Alice Francis
Orange
Eileen Bennett Whittingstall
Marton Z. Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Mra. Shepherd-Bar- Ton
Wight-man-Cuppers
Tigers Trounce Johnson Oils to take opening series game
Western Heights Tigers beat Johnson Oils 7 to 2 in the first of a three game soft ball series. Liga pitched six hits allowed and two runs in a strong start for the Tigers with two hits from Vardy and Karim leading the offense. The second game is set for tonight at Roovelt Field with starting time listed as 7 p.m. sharp.
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Liga
Western Heights Tigers
Johnson Oils
Tigers
Western Heights
Vardy
Karim
Toth
Mike
Roodevelt Field
Ube Sharp
Barkacs
S. Miko
Ot Kakai
A. Miko
St. Ood Toth
Palehey
C Totvak
J. Yucka
P Naey
Acee Penzes
McLarnin Petrolle Bout Promises Safe Strategy
Boxing preview by Henry McLemore analyzes Jimmy McLarnin and Buddy Petrolle ahead of their stadium bout. McLarnin aims for careful jab and right-hand finish while opponents model risks and tactics, with manager Jack Hurley pushing for aggression to spark a knockout. Also brief notes on women’s tennis matchups and Wightman Cup contenders.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
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Teckes
Rananer
Guy
Tinty McLarnin
Bioodie
Het Omers
Jamies
James
Melarnain
Burt
Jimmy
Petrolle
Billy
Dazzy Vance
Jack Hurley
Bay
McLarnin
Hurley
Densmore Shute Leads Ohio Open After First Round
Densmore Shute, defending champion and Lake Forest pro, held a slim lead in the Ohio Open at Hawnee Country Club Lima after 36 holes. Shute posted 68 and 74 for 142, with Waldren Celina and Steve Zuppe Springfield tied at 143, and Jock Colling Dayton Scot, Eddie Williams Cleveland at 144 for third as final round opened.
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Uri Cool
Albert Denney Shute
Shute
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Ou Waldren
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Steve Zuppe
Springfeld
Jeaders
Jock Colling
Dayton
Cdayton
Art Smith
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Toledo
Charles Columbus
GF. C. Jordan
Hiqua
Hart
Marietta
Lloyd Galiivkson
Cleveland
Archie Thambrick
Panesville
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Marehl
Daytog
Jut- Tan Blanton
al Sargent
Tobale
Kepler
Ohio State
Scotty Reston
Simon Pur
John Piorio
Columbous
Raw
U.P
Densmore Shute
Hudson
Bray Louw Waldron
Steve Zappe
Springfield
Jock Collings
Williams
Cleveland & Ta
M. Kenny
al Marchi Tagg
Urbana
J Thompson
Yong
R. Myles
Meveland Ro
Bob Shave
Hob Kepler
Athens
Norman Hart
Columbus
Oo Jordan
Trinna
Max Duval Marlets
Weichman
Carl Roeree Meyel
Tom Hackletts
Akron
Martin Crom
Tintardhe
Carl Hunser
Colla GR
Twanis Han
Tre Johor
Dapper
Pivenette A
Morgan
Melissani
David Aon
Heck
Harry Ray
Krenz Drowns in Tahoe While Training for Olympics
Eric Krenz former world discus record holder and 1930 Stanford track captain drowned at Lake Tahoe after cramping while swimming from a boat with a female companion. The body was recovered half an hour later. He had set the world record with a throw of 167 feet 5 3/8 inches and was with the Olympic Club of San Francisco aiming for the 1932 Games.
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Stanford University
Borster
Dikens
Lake Tahoe
San Francisco
High Sierras
Eric Krenz
Tyneheon
Krenz
Olympic Club
America
Cubs and Giants Open Crucial Series in New York
In New York the Cubs arrive for an eight day visit to decide their 1921 National League pennant fate. Trailing St. Louis by nine games, they must sweep Brooklyn and New York in 11 frames to overtake the leaders. Frankhouse beat the Cubs 3 2 as Worthington cleared the bases in the ninth.
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New York
Rigels Harnsby
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Boston
Fred Frankhouse
Benny Leonard Faces Doubtful Comeback After Long Hiatus
The piece argues Benny Leonard, once undefeated lightweight champion, is likely to fail in a comeback after seven years away. It notes his weight around 149 pounds during training, past title defense secrecy, and compares era greats like Jeffries and Dempsey, plus Leonard’s generation peers who attempted returns and faltered.
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United Press
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Jim Jeffries
Jack Dempsey
Jeffries
Dempsey
Orangeburg
Benny
Lew Tendler
Charley White
Pat Moore
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
White
Chicago Star
Perlick Twins
Jackie Phillips
Jimmy Martin
Phillips
Martin
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