Rogers Motors Upset Bittners 10 to 8 in Cascade Park
Glen Rogers Motors pull off a 10 to 8 upset over the Bittner Funeral Home crew at Cascade Park, rallying from an early deficit as Fortman and Boone lead a late surge. Avon Lake Chevrolets win 9th inning rally over Pennzoils, while Sandusky Clover Leafs top Berlin Heights Firemen 7 to 1.
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Ernie Braden Hose
Glen Rogers Motors
Motors
Pennzoils
North Olmsted
Cascade Park
Bittner Funeral Home
Bittners
Avon Lake Ril! Chevrolets
Sandusky Clover Leafs
Berlin Heights Firemen
Sandusky Shamrocks
Rogers Motors
Herman
Klein
Ato 3
Andy Warner
Johnny Yucka
Warner
Rogers
Fay Boone
Morticians
Ice
Folloy
Weimer
Kaminski
Harold Limpert
Jim Fortman
Limpert
Gene Myers
Frank Pawlak
Gressinger
Fortman
Norman Frey
Evans
Andy Argay
Boone
Butners
Yucka
Butmer
Linden
Mittendorf
Woodman
McCrystal
Dempsey
Herman Gerhart
Mihe
Bob O'Dell
Avon Lake
Smith
Carl Limpert
Gerhart
Bucks
Chuck Culotta
The
McGill
Chuck Oring
Culotta
Mohr
Gulotta
Durst
Clover Leafs
Sandusky
Berlin Heights
Chukker
Butch Speer
Leafs
Art Thomas
Regele
Johnny Katz
Grathwel
Murkowski
Olavko
Bittner
Eunward
Branson
Barkacs
Gres
Singer
Limperl
Boone Car
Los Ly
Henke
Saegert
R.H.O. AE
McG
Ss Mohr
McCrystal Dempsey
Clover
Abir
J. Kotz
Bloker
R. Koi
Knuvke
Grathwol
C. Speer
Kline
Krauss
R.H. D
Ale. Swanger
R. Deehr
Nickols
Kelble
Vortman
Jaycux
Ressingar
Sigush
Opell
Enee Pennzoils C
Oring
BR. Limpert
Bonne
W.eesue
E Smith
Isis
Mike
E. Smith
R. Limpert
T. Limpert
O'Dell
Miko
HC. Limpert
Br O'Dell
C Limperti
Knupkfle
Speer
B. Speer
Knupnke
Kiline
J. Katz
Vu. Speer
Leimbach
Rittner Funeral
North Olmsted Pennzoils
BAO Sandusky Shamrocks
Ann Olmsted Falls
Koplin Drugs to clash with Zimmer Juniors on McKinley diamond
The Koplin Drugs meet Zimmer Juniors tomorrow evening on the McKinley diamond starting at 6 15. Players are asked to take notice and report to the field for the game.
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Koplin
Zimmer
McKinley Diamond
North Olmsted Nine Withdraws Protest
North Olmsted Penn Zoila announced withdrawal of their protest against the Tri County League defeat by Elyria Glen Rogers Motors. A meeting scheduled for tonight at Fire Station No 1 was called off per league secretary Rudy Ebinger.
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North Olmsted
Penn
Zoila
Elyria Glen
Rogers Motors
No. 1
Rudy Ebinger
League
Sharkey Reaches City Tennis Final In Five-Set Thriller
Jim Sharkey seeded No. 2 advanced to the city singles final at Elyria Tennis Club by defeating Jay Howenstine of Miami University in five sets 2-6 6-8 6-3 6-1 after a blistering sun. Sharkey trails two sets to one before rallying to triumph and set to meet the winner of the Horan Seward match later today for the city crown.
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Sharkey Bears
Jay Howenstine
Gains City
Jim Sharkey
Miami University
Elyria
Sharkey
Howenstine
Jay
Jim
Dave Horan
Eddie Seward
Seward
Horan
Charles Fell, Jr
Paul Savage
Elyria Country Club
Savage
H. L. Knapp
Walter Ayres
H. Sievers
Earl Foster
R. Williams
Bill Basinger
Ayres
Power struggle at Madison Square Garden heats up
United stockholders led by Hammond accuse Kilpatrick of wasteful management at Madison Square Garden. They plan to vote at the Sept. 24 annual meeting on removing Kilpatrick and installing Hammond as president and manager. The note cites a drop in boxing attendance to 175,630 from 729,569 in 1923, while hockey attendance rose to 638,220 with a $236,000 profit in 1935.
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York
Madison Square Garden
John R&r. Kilpatrick
John §. Hammond
Kilpatrick
Hammond
Tex Rickard
Hammond Committee
Garden
Jimmy Johnston
Kilpatrick-Johnston
Sharkey Horan Clinch City Wide Net Doubles Title
Jim Sharkey and Dave Horan captured their fourth consecutive city wide tennis doubles crown by defeating Eddie Seward and Dick Horan in four sets 3-6 6-3 6-2 6-2. The headline match featured strong overheads and consistent driving as the champs rallied after a slow start. Dick Horan briefly sparked the challengers in the first set before Sharkey and Horan dominated the remainder.
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Chuck Hupp
Jim Sharkey
Dave Horan
Eddie Seward
Dick Horan
Eddie
Dave
Jim
Seward
Sharkey
Sharkey-Horan
Seward-Horan
R. Horan
Shark
Horan
Esobar to challenge bantam champ in New York match
Esobar the Puerto Rican flash aims to clinch the world bantamweight title by facing San Salica California champion soon in New York. He has risen quickly, recently knocking out Bobby Leitham and Baby Casanova. Historic bantam kings and records are noted, with Al Brown once the 118 pound champ and Johnny Collon ruling 1907 1914.
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Escobar
San Salica
California
New York
Bobby Leitham
Baby Casanova
al Brown
Poor Umpiring Shocks Cade Park Crowd in Baseball Game
Yesterday’s game at Cascade Park featured a string of questionable calls by umpire Pat Henke. The flaws included a disputed 2 2 count, bat touching interference debates, and repeated reversals. The crowd questioned the officiating as Siffert and the Motors faced perplexing rulings, while other related notes recalled prior controversies. Werber led the 1934 American League with 40 stolen bases.
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Terday
Cascade Park
Pat Henke
Jack Siffert
Motors
Henke
Andy Warner
Bittner Fiinger
Bittners
Sitfert
Siffert
Frank Clayke
Bittner
Jack
Pat
Phooey
Honey Meddy
Bill Werber
Boston Red Sox
All-Star Gridders To Start Hard Practice
CHICAGO August 19 CP Frank Thomas head coach of the College All-Star football team today was to be released from Passavant Hospital where he has been confined for a week with arthritis. Thomas will take charge of the College Stars immediately. The All-Americans who meet the Chicago Bears August 29 will be sent through light workouts until the middle of the week when scrimmage will be ordered. They were given a test yesterday after playing a regulation game at Dyche Stadium Saturday.
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Chicago
Frank Thomas
Passavant Hospital
Thomas
College Stars
Chicago Bears
Dyche Stadium
Canton Team Defeats Sederis Girls 20 to 5
The Sederis Restaurant girls softball team fell to Fleischer Shoes 20 to 5 in Canton last night. Elyria girls were handicapped by unfamiliar lighting, contributing to the lopsided score.
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Canton
Wallops Sederis
Sederis Restaurant
Fleischer Shoes
Elyria
City wide tennis doubles consolation pairings listed
Reprint shows pairings for the city wide tennis doubles consolation round with Meredith versus Ehrman-Finegan and others. One match won by default the Meredith brothers in a default from Ehrman-Finegan, more matches await completion. Sederis-Notice announces no practice tonight for Sederis Restaurant girls softball team coached by Harley Johnson.
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C. Meredith
W. Meredith
Ehrman-Finegan
Altfeld Terry
Price-Lersch
Abbe- Sharkey Va
Sederis
Harley “Cappy” Johnson
Sederis Restaurant
Hughes Provisions And Waldorf Lagers Clash
The M C A City Soft ball League game tonight features Hughes Provisions versus Waldorf Lagers at Hamilton. Umpire Murphy is scheduled. The match between Steel Tubes and Dobrowski Meats is postponed.
Elyria Horseshoe Pitchers Split Double Header
The Elyria Horseshoe Club split a double header in Cleveland, losing 18 to 17 to Wade Park and winning 22 to 14 against Majic Chess. Clyde Ryan starred with six wins in each match, posting high percentages. Other scores featured Eskins, Smith, Limes, Yarsa, Scheible, and A. Ryan.
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Elyria Horseshoe
Elyria Horseshoe Club
Cleveland
Wade Park
Majic Chess
Elyrians
W. H. Vansoter
Clyde Ryan
Elyria
Ronger
Eskins
Smith
A. Ryan
Limes
Yarsa
Scheible
Majic Chef
C. Ryan
Ken Smith Twirls Hi Speed Nine To Win Over Kellers
Ken Pinkie Smith of the Elyria Hi Speed Gas team pitched a strong game holding Norwalk Keller News to three hits as Elyria won 4 to 3. Teammate Tom Smith George Smith and Urig provided the offense with multiple hits including Urig’s triple, Storm’s second inning homer, and a productive eighth inning to seal the rubber match of the three game set.
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Ken Smith
Kellers
Norwalk
Ken Pinkie Smith
Elyria Hi-Speed
Keller News
Colgin
Carter
Tom Smith
George Smith
Deb Urig
Tom
George
Urig
Jack Storm
Elyrians
Gasmen
ABA
H.O
B. Holbrook
J. Smith
G. Smith
Storm
T. Smith
Trig
Hutchings
Bk, Smith, Pn Pte
F &. Faulhaber
Erickson, of
Keller
AS. R.H.O. A. E. Malone
Spratt
Jvardecca
Shaffer
Chandler
Kreig
Colvin
Skreig
Malone
Holbrook
Shadle
K. Smith
Meats Split Doubleheader With Lorain Fisher Foods
The Meats split a softball doubleheader with Lorain Fisher Foods on the Hamilton diamond. The Foods won the opener 10 to 0, and the Meats took the nightcap 6 to 0. Termites are found worldwide, chiefly in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onrowski
Lorain Fisher Foods
Hamilton
Africa
Bud Brown Captures Elyria Country Club Title
Bud Brown, 19, becomes the youngest Elyria CC champion by defeating Eddie Raus 6 up in a 36 hole final ending on the 31st green. Brown also holds the club junior title and is praised as playing his best golf. The match featured Brown surging early, Raus rallying, and Brown sealing victory with late holes including a birdie on No 17.
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Bud Brown
Elyria
Eddie Raus
Elyria Country Club
Karl W
Bud” Brown
Brown
Raus
Dick Shafer
Brown-Rays
S. B. Leonard
A. W. Worthington
F. A. Smythe
Howard Mirsey
Howard Jlussey
Howard C. Barbour
F. Q. Richey
G. C. Worthington
T. L. Moise
L. P. Tufford
D. T. White
Dudley Wins True Temper Tourney At Acacia Club
Dudley, a 32 year old Philadelphian pro and former Ryder Cup player, won the True Temper Open at Acacia Country Club in Cleveland with a 285 total after 72 holes. Babe Ruth played nearby as Walter Hagen and Lloyd Gullickson tied for fourth with 288. Prize money of 2500 dollars was shared among the top 24 finishers with guests like Ted Luther, Ted Johnson, and Clarence Clark in the field.
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Lloyd Gurlickson
Elyria Country Club
Elyrians
Acacia Country Club
Cleveland
Clark Black
Elyria
Black
Bob Randall
Spring Valley
Cleveland. Q
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Teri Johnson
Decatur
Clarence Clark
Bloomfield
N. J
Ted Luther
Youngstown
Johnson
Dudley
Billy Burke
Walter Hagen
Lloyd Gullickson
Ruth
Henry Picard
Hershel
White
St. Louis
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
al Espinosa
Akron
Denny Shute
Chicago
Wilson Cram
Massillon
M. Dutra
Detroit
Ag Fesserke
Jackson
Mich
Father Son and Daughter Golf Tournaments At Spring Valley
The annual Father-Son and Father-Daughter events at Spring Valley produced close finishes with Armitage and Richwine teams tied at 185 for Father-Son. In Father-Daughter, Myrtle Gerber and Bill Struck tied W L Saling and Miss Tommy Saling at 210. Elyria Country Club caddy championships underway with first round Class A and B results and several byes and semifinals set for Class C.
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Spring Valley
Bill
Jim Armitage
Art
George Richwine
Myrtle Gerber
W. L. Saling
Tommy” Saling
Elyria Country Club
Chaplar
Zig Nagy
Bill Sabo
Ray Wolodzko
M. Zaleski
S. Leonowick
Mike Kocsis
A. Mike
A. Zaleski
C. Nagy
S. Dudek
J. Smith
Jon Kocsis
Pete Sukey
Joe Vayzincak
M. Krist
Chuck Zalenka
V. Kushin
A. Wolodzko
M. Mate
J. Polachek
B. Sabo
Sam Demari
J. Klopn
Lasky and Rudy Reach Cherry Ridge Final for Class A Golf
Floyd Lasky and Chuck Rudy advanced to the Cherry Ridge Class A final after semi final wins. Lasky beat Bob Birch 2 up with 38 37 75 while Rudy defeated John Mison 2 up as well. Final match is set for next Sunday over 36 holes at Cherry Ridge. Lynn Schafer shot 37 39 76. Pure Protection Life Insurance and the Z Club play softball at Harmon Diamond at 6 15 p.m.
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Floyd Lasky
Chuck Rudy
Cherry Ridge
Lasky
Bob Birch
Birch
Rudy
John Mison
Pure Protection Life Insurance
Harmon Diamond
Anchors Meet Oberlin in Softball Clash at Harmon Diamond
The Anchor Girls face Oberlin Bomber girls in a softball game at Harmon Diamond tonight. First pitch is set for 6:00 with Anchor players asked to report by 5:36.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Bomber Girls
Harmon Diamond
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McMullen Ry
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Jewett Wane
Whidden Serene
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Murbach
Acacia Club
Lynn Schafer
Harmon
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Sattes
Ohio
Elyria Hotel Travel Bureau
Court St
Marsh Guenin
West Ave
Lessy’s
Ohio Wine
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