Tri County League Showdown as Bittners Meet North Olmsted
Wallace, McCarthy and Jaeger star as top Tri County teams clash at Cascade Park. Lorain Lyon Tailors and Avon teams also vie for first, while Motor Express travels to Grafton for Amherst Mischka Meats and Sandusky Shamrocks face Avon Lake Gang Brothers in other Sunday games.
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Cascade Park
Diamond
Lorain Lyon Tailors
Bittners
North Olmsted
Avon
Motor Express
Grafton
Amherst
Mischka Meats
LaGrange Wayside
Sandusky Shamrocks
Avon Lake Gang Brothers
EAMS
Bittner Funeral Home
Lorain Tailors
Bittner-North Olmsted
Raieen
Elyria
Amherst Misch
Bitt‘ner Funeral Home Nine
Yucka
Johnny Yucka
Morticans
Ken
Yill" Dobras
Mike Franko
Norman Freyr
Lyons
Express
Andy Strinka
Alex Vines
Gienn Maiden
Maiden
Hughes
la Grange
Sandusky
Thomas
Spicer
Siron Lake
Indians Rally In Ninth Beats Macks 12 11
Cleveland trailed 11-3 entering the ninth but drew six walks and four hits off passing pitchers to score nine runs. Willie Kamm delivered a clutch single, Belve Bean credited with the win after a rough relief stint by Oral Hildebrand. The victory moved the Indians into third place as Boston fell to Seattle and Cubs lost to Philadelphia.
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York
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Philadelphia
Tribe
Athletics
Knickerbocker
Indians
Willie Kamm
Oral Hildebrand
Belve Bean
Bean
Willis Hudlin
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Benton
Casvarella
Cain
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Cubs
Giants
Phillies
New York
Cincinnati
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Krickerbacker
Berg
Reed
Hildebrand
Craver
Johnson
Berton
Cascarella
Mahaffes
Berry Clete
Annie
Rune
M - Berk
Averiil
Hale Bree Korickerbherker
Kamm
Finney
Ber
Exin
Hragin Williams
Delphia
Widebrand
Fluedur
Mahattey
Dom
Mildebrand
McNair
Foxx
Indians Defeat Bears at McKinley 5 to 2
Ohio Golf tournament to be staged at Northmoor on September 20 and 21. The news item notes this event was announced today in Dayton.
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Indians
Bears
McKinley
Dayton
Northmoor
Avon Lake Tri-County game to be replayed on Sept. 16
Meeting at the Y M C A last evening led Avon Lake and Avon Tri-County managers to order a replay of a previously protested game. The rematch is slated for Avon on September 16.
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Avon Lake
Avon
Tri-County League
Bauer Calls To High Lightweights For Bantam Grid Hopefuls
Coach Ralph Bauer, longtime lightweight mentor at Crimson Flash, issues first call for bantam football candidates. All players must report at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the stadium for equipment issue. Last season Bauer’s bantams won the Lake Erie League title, but many stars from last year have graduated or moved to other teams.
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Chuck Huppith
Ralph Bauer
Crimson Flash
Bauer
Bantams
Sixth Street
Lake Erie
Vince Kushinsky
Johnny Maiden
Bob Novak
Chuck Coen
Harry Lauer
Ed Strohsack
Heavies
George Dunstan
Chuck Sanders
Chuck Pruski
Jos Bedoes
Chuck Custer
Art Femly
Lloyd Christie
Merrill Walker
Norm Eldridge
Cleaners Edge Meats Wins 3-2 In Loop Game
United Dry Cleaners edged Parrish Meats 3 to 2 in an Eastern Heights League contest on the McKinley diamond. Gurney allowed five hits for the winners, Weller matched with five, while Robertson’s two on triple sparked the third inning rally lifting Cleaners to first place.
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United Dry Cleaners
Parrish Meats
McKinley Diamond
Meats
Cleaners
Don Gurney
Joe Weller
Daves Robertson
United
Lauck
Merchants
Garage Team Defeats Old Timers 5 to 0 in League Play
Garage Team powered to a 5 to 0 victory over Old Timers. Resars Motors fell 8 to 2 to State Farm in the same game night at Grafton, with both matches highlighting local league action and standout performances.
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Old Timers
Resars
Resar Motors
Grafton
City Net Joust In Full Swing
In the 1934 city singles tennis tourney at Ely Stadium several second round matches concluded. Seeds impressed as Bob Altfeld beat Bill Meredith 6-2 6-4 and Jim Sharkey topped Whitin Chuck Hupp 6-1 6-1. Pete Naughton recovered from a five love deficit to defeat Jack McPherson 7-3 4-5. Meredith trimmed Dick Geb 6-1 6-2, Nelson Vitel beat Art Buswell 6-2 3-6 6-4, and Chuck Flood outlasted Larry Severs 4-6 6-3 9-7.
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Ely Stadium
Bob Altfeld
Bill Meredith
Jim Sharkey
Whitin
Chuck Hupp
Pete Naughton
Love
Jack McPherson
Covert Meredith
Meredith
Dick Geb
Nelson Vitel
Art Buswell
Chuck Flood
Larry Severs
First Round Of Ladies Golf Tourney Opens At Spring Valley
Play opened in the ladies championship at Spring Valley with close results. In Class A Mrs. C Green beat Mrs. A Nichols, Mrs. O M Kappler defeated Mrs. R R Staff, and Mrs. A F Hagadorn beat Mrs. T LaPorte. Art Orient had a bye. In Class B Mrs. K Kleinert defeated Mrs. C O Gustafson 5 and 3 and Mrs. L A Shoemaker beat Mrs. J Corriebeau 2 up. In Class C Miss Saunders defeated Mrs Geo Wilkiemyer 6 and 4. Mrs Schill ...
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Spring Valley
C. Green
A. R. Nichols
O. M. Kappler
R. R. Staff
A. F. Hagadorn
T. LaPorte
Art Orient
K. Kieinert
C. O. Gustafson
L. A. Shoemaker
J. Corriebeau
Miss Saunders
Geo. Wilkiemyer
Schill
Eastern Heights and West Side All Star Teams Clash Tonight
Eastern Heights and West Side League All Stars meet in a benefit game at Jefferson School diamond to aid doctors' expenses. Ed Elberts and Dick McDermott captain the teams. lineups include multiple local players from Wykrent Grocers, Nixon Barbers, Maumee Dairiness, Parrish Meats, Sears Roebuck and others. last tilt ended 7 to 1 for Eastern Heights.
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Jefferson No. 1
West Siders
of Heights
Elberts
McDermott
Chuck Hupp
Evenge
Jefferson School
Eastern Heights All-Stars
McKinley
Johnny Donovan
Wykrent Grocers
al Reisz
Nixon Barbers
Johnny Coon
Hi-Speeds
Bill Bird
Merchants
Joe Zlatkowski
Maumee Dairness
Ed Elberts
Parrish Meats
Eastern Heights
Dick McDermott
Sears- Roebuck
West Side
Joe Varsa
Haury and
Bauer Groceries
Ralph Gibbons
Old
Frank
Wircenske
Maumee Dairy
Stan Owminsh
United Dry Cleaners
Bill Cox
Bill Wehman
The
Elyria Hardwares
Floyd Rumph
Gene Myers
Hi- Speed Gas
Max Passmore
Art Foss
Bauer Grocers
Paul Lammerlee
Moyer-Dillman
Walt Boreski
Bittner Funeral Home
Russ Mallison
Sears-Roebuck
Land JuNus Tisza
Western Automatics
Bud Polchey
Fred Ross
Dobrowski
Chuck Coen
al Reed
Jolley’s Repair
Hugh Cross
EH. Kauffman
Nixon
Frecks King
Alea Mike
Prenk
Becker
Hi-Speed Gas
Standings and Results Snapshot
Standings show Cleveland 12 and New York 6 with Detroit and Boston 4 and 6 respectively. Teams Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh St Louis Boston Philadelphia Chicago tally varied results. Tonight Montreal faces Rochester Newark meets Albany Baltimore plays Syracuse with several games still scheduled.
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Cleveland
Pinbadel Pies
SL Lous
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Lous
Philadelphia
Chicago
Montreal
Rochester
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New York FL
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Timm
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Marinepolis
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Indianapolis
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Toledo
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Kansas
St Faul
Minneapolis
Waukee
Lowsville
Three Stars Gain Right To Represent District In National Tournament
Manakiki youth Charlie Wallace fires a hole in one on No. 17 at Elyria Country Club to secure medalist honors in a 36 hole qualifier for the National Amateur at Brookline Massachusetts September 10 to 15. He edges Maurice McCarthy of Mayfield by one stroke, with John Jaeger also qualifying for the northern Ohio district event.
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Wallace
Manakiki
McCarthy
Mayfield
John Jaeger
Brookline
Mass
Charlie Wallace
Elyria Country Club
Maurice McCarthy
Ohio
Oho
McCarty
Maurice
Nad
Jaeger
Carlin Short
Acacia
Jack Cummins
R. C. Garretson
Ashland
George Enos, Jr
Cleveland
Glenn
Toledo
Ohio Tennis Singles Third Round Sees Local Hopefuls
CHILLICOTHE Aug 22 Ohio Tennis matches move into the third round of the men's singles with players from Columbus Athens Dayton Portsmouth Cincinnati Springfield and Chillicothe advancing. Monica Nola of Cincinnati and Edna Smith of Cleveland lead the ladies' singles, reaching quarterfinals after strong earlier rounds. In junior play Charles Steinman of Columbus and George Meneffe of Portsmouth, seeded first and second, advance to the semifinals.
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Chillicothe
Columbus
Athens
Dayton
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Springfield
Ohio
Monica Nola
Edna Smith
Cleveland
Charles Steinman
George Menefee
Jewelers Beat Coals 4-1 In Stadium Game
The Haserodt Jewelers defeated the Frobotta Coals 4 to 1 in a Stadium League game played last evening on the Hamilton diamond. Hank Ernest pitched well for the Jewelers allowing three hits. Frank Kovaiesky took the loss for the Coals, surrendering eight safeties. Tisza hit a home run for the Jewelers.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Frobotta
Hamilton
Hank Ernest
Jewelers
Frank Kovaiesky
Tisza
Inners
Gulf Oils Defeat 7-5 In Postponed Junior League Clash
The Gulf Oils defeated the Matbach Coals 7 to 5 in a postponed game played last evening at Jefferson Diamond. Wissinger pitched for Gulf Oils with Kristor on the mound for Matbach Coals.
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Gulf Oils
Matbach Coals
Jefferson Diamond
Wissinger
Krist Tor
Teams Play on The American Lace Co. Diamond
The General Service Garage team meets the Grafton Business Men on The American Lace Co. diamond tonight. The game will start at 1:90.
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General Service Garage
Grafton
American Lace Co
Ohio A A U Holds Columbus Swimming Championships
Ohio A A U swimming championships bring top water dogs to Grandview Pool in Columbus on August 31. Entries close August 29. Men contest 109 yard freestyle, long breast stroke, 100 yard dart stroke, 220 yard freestyle, 130 yard medley, 530 yard freestyle, and fancy diving. Women contest 10 yard freestyle, 100 yard breast stroke, 100 yard back stroke, and 441 yard freestyle.
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Columbus
Ohio
Grandview
Zaleski and Mockler Reach Caddie Championship Final
John Zaleski and Adam Zaleski will meet in the Elyria Country Club caddie championship final after tough earlier rounds. Zaleski defeated Pete Sukeyl in the semis while Mockler beat Leo Wicky to advance.
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John Mockler
Adam Zaleski
Elyria
Bittners Edge Sears-Roebucks 5-4 In League Playoff
The HE Bittner Funeral Home squad won their West Sides League playoff game 5 to 4 at Jefferson diamond led by Chuck Coen with three hits and Walt Boreski on the mound. Sears-Roebucks rebounded late but fell short as Bittners built a first inning tally on Dick Urig’s homer and added hits from Coen, Haywood, and Sander to seal the win.
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Pittner
Cross
Sander
Coen
Boreski
Sears
Lupinski
Mollison
Firestone
Stryker
Chuck Coen
Sanders
Buchholtz
Bittners Reed
Sf R.O
Frith
Sears-Roebuck
H. QO. A. EL Valertug
McDermott
Bittners
Rankin in Surprise Win Over Gorilla
Oscar Rankin of Los Angeles defeated Gorilla Jones, a former NBA middleweight titleholder, by steady body punching over ten rounds in Los Angeles. Jones appeared listless, taking only three rounds, while Rankin led in six.
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Los Angeles
Oscar Rankin
Gorila Jones
Jones
Rankin
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