Giants Cards And Cubs Battle For Senior League Pennant
In Andalia Colorado on August 24 UPI reports a frantic race in the senior league featuring the Giants Cardinals and Cubs. Royall and Vance dueled in a Grand American Trapshooting shoot off with Royall winning 47 to 46 to claim the title. In New York the pennant chase tightens as the Cubs topple the Giants 7-4 while the Cardinals sweep a doubleheader and the Pirates beat the Braves. Tigers beat the Red Sox and Yankees outlast the Browns in 18 innings.
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Andalia, CO
UPI
Canada
United States
Sam G. Vance
Tillonsburg
Ontario
J. B. Royall
Tallahasse
Fila
Vance
Royall
Gunnera
Amateur Trapshooting Association
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Giants
Cardinals
Cubs
Brooklyn
French
Braves
Tigers
Fox
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Schoolboy Rowe
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Leg Tietta
Stone
Senators
Vaughan Pirate Star Leads Hitters in Batting Race
Arky Vaughan Pittsburgh shortstop remains in the .400 club and tops the National League batting race by 31 points as of Friday official averages. Joe Medwick falls to .370, Toe Vosmik leads American League with .349, Buddy Meyer and Hank Greenberg share second at .344, Clydall Castleman atop NL pitchers with 11 wins and 3 losses, Johnny Allen leads AL pitchers with 12 wins and 8 losses.
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New York
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Vaughan
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Toe Vosmik
Cleveland
Buddy Meyer
Washington
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Clydall Castleman
Johnny Allen
Elyria Championship Final Matches Set at Elyria Club
Final matches of the Elyria Country Club championship were to decide the B and C classes. Paul Savage defends the B title against Charles Fell Jr. Karl Foster and Walter Ayres contest the C title. Next Monday the Western Division invitational will be played at Elyria. The Shrine tournament is planned for next Friday.
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Elyria
Paul Savage
Charles Fell, Jr
Karl Foster
Walter Ayres
Silver's Watch Repairs and Oberlin Janby Oils Clash
Silver's Watch Repairs and Oberlin Janby Oils will clash in a double header at the American Lace diamond. The first game will start at an unspecified time after a schedule change from McKinley diamond.
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Oberlin Janby Oils
McKinley
Rne
DeMolays Schedule Softball Tilt at Hamilton Diamond
John Fritz of Bittner Funeral Home seeks prompt contact with Alex Reisz. Elyria DeMolays face Denbrook Chapter in a softball game tomorrow at the Hamilton diamond, kickoff set for 2 30.
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John Fritz
Johnny Fritz
Bittner
Alex Reisz
Elyria
Denbrook
Hamilton Diamond
Jalowiec's Homer Secures Silver's Win Over Wheels
Ted Jalowiec hit a first-half eighth inning homer with Delmar Ott aboard to lift the Silver’s Watch Repairs to an 8 to 1 victory over the Wagon Wheels in Eastern Heights League action at Richwine diamond. Rainey allowed one early run, then held the Wheels scoreless through seven before Jalowiec’s decisive blow and a late rally sealed the win. the result knocked Wheels from a first-place tie as Merchants loom Monday.
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Ted Jalowiec
Delmar Ott
Ning
Earl Ratner
Ben Volk
Wagon Wheels
Richwine Diamond
Rainey
Volk
Jalowicc
Swat
Ott
Jalowiec
Wazon Wheels
Wheels and Merchants
Silvec'a Abr
H. W. Smith
Jalowier
Dumski
T. Jalowiec
Hamilton
Anderson
Rainey A
Welk
FL Smith and Gibbons
Jack Graney to guest with Wakeman Red Caps
Baseball announcer Jack Graney of WHK Cleveland will visit the Wakeman Red Caps next Wednesday night for a Tri-County League game against the Sandusty Clover Leafs under the lights. The Caps also play the Lorian Q-House Billiards, a fast colored team, on Sunday.
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Wakeman
Jack Graney
WHK, Cleveand
Wakeman Red Caps
Sandusty Clover Leafs
Caps
Lorian Q-House Billiards
Himes Named Assistant Coach At Zanesville
Harold Red Himes former Muskingum College star was named assistant football coach at Zanesville High School. Himes was a four letter man.
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Himes
Zanesville
Anesville, C
Harold “Red Himes
Muskingum College
Zanesville High School
Hughes Outfit To Meet Cleveland Girls Ten Here
Tomorrow at Harmon diamond on East River street the Hughes Provisions team, current M C A City League champions, faces the Cleveland Blepp-Coombs girls in a decisive matchup. Noted Elyria figures Birdie Peterson and MacArthur headline the visitors, who aim to prove themselves against boys teams. Tip-off is at 1:00.
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Harmon Diamond
East River Street
Hughes
Cleveland
Sears Eke Out 1-0 Win Over Bittners In City Loop
In a YMCA City League game at McKinley diamond Sears Roebucks edged the Bittner Funeral Home ten 1 to 0. Johnny Schoditsch and Walt Boreski shut out the hitters until the seventh when Bud Monroe scored on a dropped fly and Sacrifice sequence. Sears collected six hits while Bittners had eight, with J Fritz making a key defensive stab.
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Johnny Schoditsch
Walt
Sport) Boreski
Sears- Roebucks
Bittner
Sears
Bud Monroe
Noster
Frank Schoditsch
Hunter
Kemper
Mike
Monroe
J. Schoditsch
Bittners
Boreski
Johnny Fritz
Donovan
Senra AB
R.H
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Tionevan
Rf Wees
Valerius
F. Schoditsch
SF Vijeen
A. Fritg
Polehey
Roreski
Po Ho Tod
F. Fritz
Urig. Sa
Tisza
T P. Fritz
J. Fritz
Urig
Wagnlak
Schodirsch
Schoditsch
Murphy and
Inies
Hi-Speed Gas Nine Visits Galion for Rematch
Hi-Speed Gas baseball team heads to Galion for a Sunday contest against the local semi pro squad. Galion defeated Hi-Speed in a prior meeting, and Hi-Speed hopes to avenge the loss with Ken Pinkie Smith on the mound and Chet Hunt catching. Team departs Smitty's Place at 1 o'clock sharp.
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Hi-Speed Gas
Galion
Galion Nine
Gasmen
George Smith
Hi-Speed
Ken “Pinkie” Smith
Elyrians
Norwalk
Keller News
Chet Hunt
Smith
Smitty
Greenskeepers' Ass'n to Reorganize in Columbus
An effort to reorganize the Central Ohio District Greenskeepers' Association is set for September 9 at Arlington Golf Course. The day will feature a golf tournament, a dinner, and the association business session.
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Tolumbus
Central Ohio
Greenskeepers’ Association
Arlington
Indians Likely Pick Steve O Neill to Manage 1936
Sports sketch notes O Neill on trial with strong odds to sign as Cleveland Indians manager for 1936. Team shows improved play under his guidance with more hitters reaching the .300 mark and multiple regulars contributing beyond Bruce Campbell and Tse Vosmik. Also mentions Everett Scott’s 1 000th consecutive game and Carl Cavaretta’s rising Cubs path amid managerial comments by Grimm and Traynor.
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Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Indians
Indians
O'Neil
Walter Johnson
O'Neill
Bruce Campbell
Tse Vosmik
Everett Scott
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Detroit stars dominate fielding as Pirates eye next season
The piece notes Detroit Tigers players leading AL fielding at key positions with Gehringer at second, Rogell at short, and Owen at third from the Tigers, while Foxx tops AL first basemen in fielding. It also mentions rumors of a golf winnings payout and sports trivia about 1934 batting.
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Burgh Pirates
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletica
Charlie Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Billy Rogell
Tigers
Marvin Owen
Detroit
Open race for 1936 U S Davis cup team begins
Hestnut Hill Mass August 24 1935. The U S Davis cup selection for 1936 is wide open with Donald Budge as certainty. Critics propose Greg Mangin Bitsy Grant Parker Mako and Wilmer Allison as potential partners either in singles or doubles. The doubles field includes Shields Parker Budge Mako and Hines Culfey teams.
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U. P
Hestnut Hill
Masa
United States
Donald Budge
California
Standings and results from the American League
The American League standings show Detroit at 73 wins, 42 losses, and a .635 pace with New York at 63 and 48. Cleveland sits at 60 and 56 trailing, while Boston and Chicago are around .500. Yesterday Cleveland beat Philadelphia 19 to 1. Detroit and Boston defeated Washington 9 to 4. Chicago won 3 in ten innings. Today Philadelphia visits Cleveland and Boston goes to Detroit. New York hosts St. Louis and Washington visits Chicago.
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W. L. Pet
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Doals
Washington
St. Louis
Lousares
Pittsburgh
Brooklin
Philade
Cincinnati
Yeaterday
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Tony's
Montreal
Biffaln
Syracuse
Baltimore
Newark
Babes A
Rochester
Albany
Newark & Albany
Toronto
Buffalo
Carlisle Makes Clean Sweep In Boat Races
Marietta Ohio August 24 1944 Lewis Carlisle East Islip New York swept the opening day amateur events at the Mid East Outboard Regatta Carlisle set a new course record in the Class C Amateur three mile race finishing first in 2 42 Gar Wood of Detroit Mich placed second and James Altman of New Kensington Pennsylvania finished third
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Marietta. O
Lewis Carlisle
East Islip
Carlisle
Chicago
Gar Wood, S Jr
Detroit
Mich
James Altman
New Kensington
Mrs. O M Kappler Retains Spring Valley Golf Title
Mrs. O M Kappler defended her Spring Valley Club championship by defeating Mrs. Art Orient 3 and 2 in the final. Kappler posted an 88 for 18 holes while Orient shot 91. Last year Orient pushed Kappler to the 18th green before losing 1 down.
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O. M. Kappler
Spring Valley Club
Art Orient
Harder Secures 16th Victory as Indians Top Athletics 10-1
Cleveland pitcher Mel Harder earned his 16th win of the season guiding the Indians to a 10 to 1 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics. Cleveland pounded rookie Carl Doyle for eleven hits, with Jon Vosmik and Hal Trosky delivering homers. The win keeps Cleveland in the hunt for third place behind Boston, as the clubs were set to meet again.
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Cleveland Abr. O. AE
Galatzer
Vosmik
Ib c T
Phillips
Berger
Whiladelphia Finney
Rissa Vramer
Ef Trinson
Foxx
Higgins
McNair
Warstler
Richards
Berry
Doyle
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Averill
Vasmik
Trosky
Hale
Johnson
FC Averill
Finn
Knickerbocker
Doyle J
Owens
Kelis
Myrtle Wood Favored in Lincoln Fields Handicap
Myrtle Wood the Brownell Combs filly sired by Blue Larkspur is the morning favorite at 5 to 2 to win her sixth victory in nine starts in the $5000 Lincoln Fields Handicap at Chicago. Her last win came in the Francis Peabody Memorial Handicap at Lincoln Fields a week earlier, and she previously set an American track record for six furlongs at Arlington Park. The one mile and a sixteenth Lincoln Fields Handicap drew fifteen nominees with about 12 expected to start, including Latonia Derby winner late date and clang, a world record holder.
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Chicago
Myrtle Wood
Blue Larkspur
Lincoln Fields
Arlington Park
Clang
Rosetta Dyer Meets Betty Fox In City Tennis Final
The women’s city tennis final will be played tomorrow at Ely Stadium courts starting at 2 PM featuring Rosetta Dyer and Betty Fox. Dyer beat Marr Ruth Cochrane to reach the final while Fox defeated Lucille Grahar.
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Ely Stadium
Rosetta Dyer
Betty Fox
Miss Dyer
Marr Ruth Cochrane
Miss Fox
Lucille Grahar
Miss Drew
Margaret ‘Verry
Ohio Grid Officials Meet At Columbus
The Ohio Association of Football Officials will hold its annual interpretation meeting in Columbus on Saturday August 31. About 1000 officials are expected, with Walter Okegon, chair of the National Rules committee, in attendance. A golf tournament for officials takes place Friday August 30 at Dublin Road course, with defending champ Butch Grover of Ohio University.
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Columbus
Ohio Association of Football Officials
Walter Okegon
National Rules Committee
Dublin Road F
Butch’ Grover
Ohio University
Tri County League Title At Stake In Avon Lake Clash
Avon Lake Hill Chevrolets race Sandusky Clover Leafs for the second half championship and a playoff shot for the Tri County title. A forfeit win may tilt the playoff series, with Bittner Funeral Home favored to advance to Cleveland tourney.
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Avon Lake
Sandusky
Ernie Braden
Hill Chevrolets
Bittner Funeral Home
Sandusky Clover Leafs
Avon High School
Clover Leafs
Leafs
Bittners
National Baseball Federation
Cleveland
Sandusky Shamrocks
Gonfalon
Shamrocks
Bob O'Dell
The
Butch Speer
Firemen
Berlin Heights
Glen Rogers Motors
Johnny Yucka
Andy Warner
Morticians
Art Thomas
Cascade Park
Pennzoils
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Motors
Olmsteders
Fay Boone
North Olmsted Park
Paul Mike
John
Lefty) Koblek
Pennzoile
Wallers Blank Buffers In Industries Contest
The Wallers blanked the Buffers 9 to 0 in a General Industries League game. Streile pitched shutout innings, limiting the Buffers to three hits. Wallers secured seven runs in the final innings to seal the victory.
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Wallers
Streile
Gus Elberts
Kansas City and Columbus tied for third in AA standings
In Columbus on August 24 Kansas City and Columbus were tied for third in theAmerican Association, one half game behind second place Indianapolis. Kansas City beat Indianapolis 2 to 0 as Seares City posted seven extra-base hits. Columbus defeated St. Paul 4 to 1 after collecting 13 hits. Minneapolis lost 5 to 4 to Toledo as Perrin walked in the winning run in the ninth. Clyde Hatter pitched Milwaukee to a 5 to 0 win over Louisville.
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Columbus
Kansas City
American Association
Indianapolls Indians
Blues
Indians
St. Paul
Seares City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis Millers
Toledo Mud Hens
Perrin
Minneapolis
Clyde Hatter
Milwaukee
Louisjville
Jacobs Palfrey Duo Favored To Win Net Title
In Chestnut Hills Massachusetts August 24 193? Helen Jacobs with Sarah Palfrey are slight favorites to win the National Tennis Doubles title at Longwood Cricket Club. They face California Connecticut pair Carolin Babcock and Dorothy Andrus in the women’s final, a rematch of last year’s deciding round. The men’s semifinals pair Davis Cup veterans Wilmer Allison Johnny Van Ryn against Henry Culley Wilmer Hines, while Frankie Parker Frank Shields meet Donald Budge Gene Mako.
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Chestnut Hills
Mass
Aus
Helen Jacobs
Cop
Sarah Palfrey
Carolin Babcock
Dorothy Andrus
Longwood Cricket Club
Miss Jacobs
Paufrey
Miss Babycock
Nancy Lyle
Evelyn Dearman
Record entry for United States tennis championships at Forest Hills
Nearly 300 players enter the combined men's and women's singles championships to start Thursday at Forest Hills. The draw is set for Monday, with the event adopting a Wimbledon style format. entrants include stars from England France Czechoslovakia New Zealand and Spain. Fred Perry seeks a third consecutive men’s title while Helen Jacobs headlines the women’s field though Helen Wills Moody and Ethel Burkhardt Arnold will not compete.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Forest Hills
England
France
Czechoslovakia
New Zealand
Spain
Fred Perry
Helen Jacobs
Earl Chesler Second In A. A. U. Swimming Meet
Earl Chesler of the Elyria M C A finished second in the A A U meet at Cumberland Pool Cleveland Heights. In the 204 yard breaststroke he placed behind national champion Jack Gorman and ahead of Fremont scholastic champion Sherlow.
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Earl Chesler
Elyria ¥. M. C. A
Cumberland Pool
Cleveland Heights
Chesler
Jack Gorman
Earl
Sherlow
Fremont
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