Helen Jacobs Crowned New Net Champion After Seven-Year Wait
Helen Jacobs of Berkeley, California, aged 23, defeated Carolin Babcock of Los Angeles 6-2 6-2 to win the national singles title at Forest Hills, succeeding Helen Wills Moody. Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey then won the doubles title, beating Alice Marble and Whitfield Painter. Moody did not defend.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Standings show Cleveland and Boston atop the list with mixed results. Today's schedule lists Cleveland at Washington, St Louis at New York, and Detroit at Boston amid lingering weather and darkness notes.
Kipton Beats Joppa 6-2 in Baseball Clash
Kipton seized a 6 to 2 victory over Joppa at Kipton on August 22. Buckley pitched strongly, yielding six hits and fanning 14. Dickason homered with a man on in the eighth. Wolodarsky hit a triple for Joppa.
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Carlisle Unknowns Split Twin Bill On Carlisle Diamond
The Carlisle A C's and Unknowns split a doubleheader yesterday. Unknowns won 7 2 behind pitcher Kolopus. A C's took the nightcap 4 3 with Lausr and McCauley in the winning battery.
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Three Cubs Fined for Offensive Language in Philly Game
Cincinnati August reports Charley Grimm Guy Bush and Woody Frey of the Chicago Cubs were fined $1 each after a game pitch in Philadelphia. President Ban Johnson announced the disciplinary action for using insulting language toward umpires during the event.
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Stars Entered In Chicago Golf Meet
About 175 pro and amateur golfers entered the 36 hole one day North Shore open at Sunset Valley Country Club in Chicago. Prominent pros include Harry Cooper Walter Hagen Jose Jurado Horton Smith Tommy Armour Al Watrous Jock Hutchison Eddie Loos and Olin Mortie Dutra. The Motor Express baseball team will practice tomorrow evening at Cascade Park at 6 o clock, manager Andy Golden said.
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Baseball notes and girls softball clash at Cascade Park
The report notes Foxx and Simmons idle while Ruth drives in a run with two chances. Gehrig doubles and singles in four plate appearances for two RBIs. Bill Terry collects four RBIs with two doubles in five at bats. Elyria Rainbow Girls meet Seaton Oils Girls of Oberlin in a Cascade Park softball game slated to start at 6 16 tonight.
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Kemper Hurls St. Agnes To 5-1 Victory
Kemper pitched a two hit game guiding Elyria St. Agnes to a 5-1 win over New London American Legion Juniors at Cascade Park. Innes led the offense with two hits while Stol en bases and home run highlights marked the victory. Staples pitched well for New London despite the loss.
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Second Half Stadium League Title At Stake
St. Agnes and Elyria Hardware meet at Ely Stadium for the third game to decide the second half Stadium league champion. Hardware won game one last Monday, St. Agnes tied the series Friday, and tonight’s winner advances to a best two-out-of-three series with Holy Cross for the league title.
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Braves Regain Fifth as Marathon Wins Upset Card Split
In New York on August 23, the Boston Braves vaulted to fifth with a 7-5 14 inning win over the St. Louis Cardinals after a five game stretch that featured four extra innings. The day also saw Chicago extend its lead with a 2-0 win over the Phillies, while the Dodgers fell 9-3 to the Giants. The Reds shut out the Pirates 9-2, and the Yankees expanded their AL lead to 19 1/2 games with a 2-1 win over the Browns. Cleveland beat Washington 11-5 as Porter led a three-hit Indians attack. Boston split a doubleheader with Detroit, winning 3-1 before the Tigers' 4-2 nightcap.
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Simons Wins National Public Parks Title
Arnold Simons a 23 year old Louisville realtor captured the national public parks tennis crown defeating Ted Drewes of St Louis in the final 2 6 4 3 2 6 2 6 yesterday Simons succeeds George Jennings of Chicago who held the title for four years but could not defend it due to injury
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Kipton Seeks Class A Games From Lorain County Teams
Kipton seeks games with any Class A teams in Lorain County. Interested managers should call or write D. M. Green, Kipton, Ohio, to arrange a matchup.
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Haseredts and Richwines Open Title Series
The Haseredts Jewelers and Richwines meet tonight at McHinley diamond in a best two out of three series to decide Elyria city softball champion. First game at 6 o clock with Hank Ernest pitching for Haserodts and Joe Zlatkowski favored to start for Richwines. Haseredts listed as slight favorites to win the series.
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Wellington Eagles Rout Grafton Bunners in 13-3 Victory
Wellington, G. Aug. 22 Wellington Eagles defeated Grafton Bunners 13 to 3. Four run first inning set the pace as Davy and Stevens on held the losers to eight hits. Kolinski belted a sixth inning homer while Kiplinger and Jamison each collected two hits.
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Kelley's Island Team Defeats Merchants 8 1
The Kelley’s Island squad defeated the Merchants 8 to 1. Ken Pinkie Smith started and worked eight innings, surrendering 12 singles with six for extra bases. A McKellips had three hits including two doubles, while B Hrnš allowed only three safeties and fanned 12. Kaminski scored the lone run in the eighth.
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Baseball Summary of Game Highlights
Three-base hit by Smith. Home run by Kolinski. Stolen bases by Bittner Jaynison Siplinger Braun. Walks drawn by Carino. Ste venson hit by pitch by Davy Baumhardt. Winning pitcher Stevenson.
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Smith Arndt Play For Grotto Team
Elyrians watched the Charity baseball game in Cleveland at Municipal Stadium where Al Koran Shrine defeated Al Sirat Grotto 10 to 1. Former Elyria stars George Smith and Bill Arndt appeared for Grotto with Smitty at second base and Arndt in right field. George had one single in four at bats while Arndt went 0-for-4.
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Eagles Forfeit Victory Over St. Agnes in Series Dispute
The Eagles Juniors claim a forfeit win over St. Agnes after the rival side failed to fulfill a three game series at Cascade Park. Manager Fred Nano notes St. Agnes canceled the second game due to no pitcher and preferred facing New London, leaving the series at 600 games apiece.
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C And L Loop Standings Report
Berea defeated Elyria 10 to 9 and West View led Brook Park 15 to 2 while North Eaton edgedzy North Olmsted 3 to 4 and Olmsted Falls beat Dover 5 to 4 in yesterday's Loop standings results.
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Fort Wayne Tightens Central Lead in Twin Bill
Fort Wayne strengthened its Central League lead by winning the first game of a doubleheader against Erie 5 to 3. The second game ended after 10 innings due to a Sunday baseball law with the score tied. Youngstown won the opener 3 to 1 against Dayton but lost the second 4 to 3. Dayton faced Erie next, and Fort Wayne planned to play Youngstown.
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Amherst Defeats Eagles Jrs 4-1 in pitching duel at Bly Stadium
Guild held Coon to four hits while Amherst Merchants beat the Eagles Juniors 4 to 1. Dobrowski collected two hits to lead Amherst with Baetz Holbrook shining in the field while Coon struggled with six blows. Holbrook nabbed a Baetz Texas Leaguer in short center and Mathes turned in several fine plays. St. Agnes drills follow baseball note practice set for Cascade Park at 1:30 PM.
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