Schmeling Refuses $300000 To Meet Louis In Return Bout
In North Olmsted and Kelly's Island, the Tri-County Baseball League playoff advances toward a deciding third game. Pennzoils of North Olmsted aim to even the series against Kelly's Island with Herman Gerhart starting on the mound after a strong relief outing. The Islanders rely on Erie She for crucial innings as both teams push for the championship on the neutral diamond if needed.
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Schmeling
Louis
North Olmsted
Kelly’s Island
Pennzoils
Kelly's Island
Pennavils
Monarchs
Chuck Oring
Herman
Lefty
Pennzons
Islanders
Kelly's Island Nine
Gilmen
Gerhart
Cruickshank
Solgas
Erie
Formorrow
Cascade Park
Norither
P Skolmecky
Murkowski
Myers
Boone
Orme
Tin Limpert
Red Cimpert
Hanley
Schnittker
Dwede
Semanttion
Blatt
Schlesserman
Durket
Indians Rally Behind Harder To Top Browns 3-2
Cleveland pitcher Mel Harder returned to form to beat the St Louis Browns 3-2, securing his 15th win. Weatherly provided the offense with two home runs, including the opening blast, while Harder worked 7 2/3 innings before Lee finished the outing.
Major Loop Leaders Tress Indians and Cardinals in Weakened lineup
In a noisy game the Indians push ahead with strong batting from Averill and Mire while Gehrig and Medwick spark the Cardinals. The Yankees and Tigers also feature key hitters, with Vankers and Gehrinner contributing notable runs as the ball club action centers on a competitive early season loop.
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Rr United
Hatteras
Pet Weatherly
Indians
Averill
Yankees
Cardinals
Applings Woosox
Splis
Gehrig
Yankers
Tress Indians
Vonkers
Gehrinwer Tigers
Medwick
Giants poised to seize NL lead amid tied standings
New York Giants chase the National League lead as they win their 10th straight, beating the Boston Bees 3 to 2 to move within a half game of the St Louis Cardinals who lost to the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Cubs also gained on the leaders with a 7 to 2 win over Cincinnati. The Yankees extended their AL lead with a 4 to 1 victory over Boston as Wes Ferrell faced discipline. Cleveland stayed second, Detroit kept pace with a 4 to 2 win over St Louis, Goose Goslin homered, and Philadelphia beat Washington 3 to 2.
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New York
Boston
Toqay
Billy Terrys
New York Giants
St Leura Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
St Louis Cardinals
Bill Terra
Boston Bees
Cardinals
Pirates
Legeht
Red Lauras
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reis
Philadelphia
Joe Cronin
Cleveland
Indians
Fetroit Tigers
St Lous Browns
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Goose Gas- In
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Blepp-Coombs Girls Meet Merchants In Local Softball Clash
A fine attraction headlines tomorrow as Blepp-Coombs of Cleveland visit the Merchants for a softball game at 6 o clock. The match marks a lively local athletic event on the American League diamond with two teams listed for action.
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Merchants
Blepp-Coombs Girls
Cleveland
J Barbers
Eaton Methodist Church
Carlisle
J. Toth
B. Mason
Barbers
Toth
Crozier
Gotra Jutas
EL Cherce
Hoskins
Gulgin
D. Gulgin
U Grills
Salsbury
Schuster
Whens
Garretson
Wright
Ferrell Fined and Suspended by Red Sox Manager Cronin
In New York on August 22 Wesley Ferrell a high sal aried Boston Red Sox pitcher was fined $1000 and suspended indefinitely by manager Joe Cronin for walking off the mound during a Yankee rally in the sixth inning. Ferrell apologized after a late talk with owner Tom Yawkey and Cronin, but will not draw a salary until reinstated.
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York
Wesley Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Ferrell
New York
Wesley
Greensboro
N C
Cleveland
Cronin
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Ferrel
Hmil
Wes
Fom Dimaggio
Gehrig
Nickey
Selkirk
Powell
McNair
Great Hall
Per
Ippaugh
Peckinpaugh
Babe Huth
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Portman Grocers Travel to Lorain in League Tie
The Portman Grocers travel to Lorain to face Russian Lodge in a Lorain County Class B League game at Clinton Avenue Field in South Lorain. Dan Gulgrn will pitch for the Grocers with Gene Graber to handle the slants. Players meet at 1222 Lake Avenue at 1:30 pm sharp.
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Portman Grocers
Lorain
Russian Lodge
Lorain County
Clinton Avenue Field
Dan Gulgrn
Gene “Snuffy Graber
Lake Avenue
Sharp
Riverview mat program features Angelo and Hollis in main bout
Angelo, the Buffalo bully, returns to Riverview Park next Wednesday for the feature match against Ken Hollis in Dan Morris’s final outdoor show of the season. Hollis, a local favorite, will test Angelo’s hammerlock as Bud Weaver meets Jack Domar in the semi final, with Domar having appeared here before. The card opens at 8 30 with a two hour main event and a one hour semi final.
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Artonio Angelo
Buffalo
Riverview Park
Ken Hollis
Dan Morris
Angelo
Johnny
Toots
Estes
Hollis
Morris
Holitsa
Elyria
Bud Weaver
University of Indiana
Jack Domar
Dallas
Texas Weaver
Weaver
Biyria
Dan Morne
Navel
Domar
Esteb
Zach
Fifteenth Victory Seals Stormy Weatherly In Debut Year
Sport page notes Eliyria school kids visiting League Park as guests of the Cleveland Baseball Company. Reports Mickey Cochrane bat for Tigers in 8 to 5 win over White Sox while Babe Herman returns for Reds in a 3 to 2 loss to Cubs. Speculation on Wes Ferrell’s future after a clash with Joe Cronin and a $1000 suspension. Questions and answers reveal first middleweight boxing champion. Donohue’s long-standing modern ledger for chances handled in 1907 season with Chicago White Sox.
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EL Harder
Stormy Weatherly
Johnny Allen
Elyria
League Park
Cleveland Baseball Company
Mickey Cochrane
Ilness
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Cronin
Ferrell
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Jimy Braddock
Donghue
Gerard
Donohue
Elyria B team to meet Cleveland All-Star ladies in four match set
The Elyria I. T. B horseshoe team squares off with the Cleveland All-Star ladies tomorrow at Gordon Park, their fourth meeting of the season. Elyria leads 3-0. City tournament entries close Monday at 9 p.m., two classes A and B, open to any city resident. small entry fee.
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Elyria I. T
Cleveland
Gordon Park
Elyna Club
Elyria coach Vaughn tours Europe after Berlin games
Veteran Elyria High track coach Wilbur Lo Vaughn sails from Southampton on August 26 after visiting the Berlin Olympics and earlier the 1932 games in Los Angeles. He reports strong track interest in Europe, watches Japan’s prowess, and notes coaching school activity at Northwestern and Bears College All Stars game attendance.
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Elyria High
Vaughn
Berlin
Hitlerland
England
Southampton
Los Angeles
W. L
Thletic
Roy Clymer
Evanston
Til
Northwestern University
Chicago Bears
Soldiers Field
Chicago
Elyria
Francis
Dave” Eaton
Carl
Short Man" Smith
Charlie Snoble
Bob Muller
Cat Smith
Clinton, C
Michigan
Bauer
Chick Smith
Broad
East Bridge
Hlyria
Ely Stadium
W. Hanrock
J .T. Fawcett
Raiders
Raton
Clymer
Daffy
Dean
St. Lows Cardinals
Paul
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Lon Geliig
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Yankees
Buddy Myer
Max Schmelng
Max
Germany
Joe Lews
Maxie
Yesterday's Hero Roy Weatherly Drives Indians Win over Browns
Rookie Roy Weatherly of the Cleveland Indians hit two home runs to lift his club to a winning margin against the St Louis Browns. The standout performance boosted the batter’s team late in the game.
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Roy Weatherly
Jeveéland Indians
St Louis Browns
Braddock to Meet Schmeling for World Title June 3 1937
United Press reports a world heavyweight championship bout set for June 3 1937 at Madison Square Garden Long Island Bowl. James J Braddock the title holder will face Maxie Schmeling of Germany who aims to regain the crown. Negotiations with boxing officials and managers stretched over days as Braddock undergoes medical checks for arthritis and contract talks continue amid offers and refusals from promoters and promoters clubs.
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United Press
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
20Th Century Sporting Club
Iat Schmeling
Lmer Bremen
Mike Jacobs
Joé Louis
Yankee Stadium
Marie
Braddock
Boxing Commission
Jacobs
Joep Louis
Laws
Cleveland Fisher Foods Girls Triumph 9-6 At Harmon Field
Cleveland Fisher Foods girls win 9-6 over National Screw and Manufacturing with a seven-run sixth inning. Ann Koenig pitched for Fisher Foods fending off strong bids while Koenig and Combs led the offense with three hits each.
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Fisher Food Kids
Cleveland
National Screw and Manufacturing Company
Harmon Field
Dobrowski Moeata
Elyria
Rothgery Motors
Grafton
Koenig
Ann Koenig
Joe
Virtorio) Rosa
The
Meats
Hank Rothgery
Motors
Ross
Rothgery
Iiesta
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Terry
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Esley Cheek Ferrell
North Carolina
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Peck
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