Giants Reach Top After Remarkable Mid Season Drive
Ohio Aug 26 U P Champions of last year continue to dominate the Thirty Seventh Annual Grand American Trapshooting Tournament entering its third day with six class championships at stake Four 1935 champions have repeated including 80 year old Charley Young Veterans title and 16 year old Homer Clark Jr junior title Joe Hiestand and Mrs Hall repeated in Men and Women Worth American Clay Target Championships Hiestand tied 199 targets and won shoot off while Mrs Hall faced a near miracle needing 25 straight to win and did so to claim title East-West team race saw West defeat East 1928 to 1845 with Hiestand and Edgar V Ross among Eastern entrants Six classes AA A B G Z and E and state team race on today's docket.
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Ane
Ohio
U. P
Charley Young
Springfield
Homer Clark, Jr
Alton
Ill
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Farmer
Hall
Shrasburg
Hiestamd
Hiestand
Walter Beaver
Berwia
Hate C. Johns
East Alton
Lit
CC Plummer
Flinfton
Manitoba
Canada
Beaver
Flumimer
Bland
Jones
Mhiestand
Marie W. Kantzky Grant
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Harry Harrison
Rochester
Edgar V. Ross
Miller
Angelo Hollis In Riverview Park Rassle Headliner
Angelo and Hollis headline Riverview Park wrestling with a two-out-of-three falls match planned for two hours. Italian Angelo from Buffalo faces Ken Follis of Albuquerque in a main event that follows Buck Weaver versus Jo Domar in a one-hour two-falls bout. A ten-minute local talent match opens at 7:39 p.m., with Morris moving his grapplers to Rialto Theater next week.
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Martonio Angelo
Buffalo
N Y
Ken Follis
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Dan Morris
Riverview Park
Angela
New Yorker
Buck Weaver
University of Indiana
Jo Domar
Dallas
Texas
Ken Hollis
Jack Domar
Elyria CC Cad Dies and Ladies Open Play at Club
In Elyria Country Club events, Sanowicz and Klimczak reach Class B final after Janawicz and Klimczak win. Saubatka claims Class C final via 7 and 6 win. AVORED women win matches in early rounds with Flynn, Foster, Maybach, and Smythe leading brackets. consolation bouts also noted as play continues.
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Sanowicz
Tony Klimczak
Elyria Country Club
Janawicz
Jor Lenowicz
Klimczak
Eq Mirowski
Stan Saubatka
Zig Smith
Bill Davis
Eli Kostyo
Avored
Jack Flynn
H. E. Sullivan
Itvan
L. &. Fanver
Leonard Tufford
Howard Barbour
Walter Ayres
W. B Timms
E. Foster
Edna Reichard
Wise
WW. Smythe
W. G. Barres
Ralph Maybach
J. BR. Johnson
W. J. Loucfman
M H H. Sievers
Women golfers contest at Spring Valley opens
Lane and matches unfold with Winsor Ravin and Moke among winners in Class B. Kappler defends title beating Risko 2 and 1 while Hagedorn and Orient push toward semi finals. Fr Matthews defeats Kunkle in Class A as regional games loom tonight.
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Spring Valley Country
O. M. Kappler
Johnny Risko
A. F. Hagedorn
Keening
Wrs
A.J. Orient
W.H. Lucas
A. Reas
J. O. Stevens
Reas
Stevens
Hagedorn
Kapple
Orient
Reni
Fr. Matthews
Harold Kunkle
Two Games Tonight On Harmon Field Softball Program
The Médina Lorain County softball tournament features The American Stove Company and Fisher Foods from Lorain in a key duel at Harmon Field at 8:30 p.m. The opener at 7:30 p.m. matches Elyria No-Way Market versus Penfield Maccabees. Friday includes Elyria Dobrowski Meats against Mallet Fireek and Lorain Carek Meats versus Spencer Emerson Garage.
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American Stove Company
Fisher Foods
Lorain
Médina-Lorain County
Harmon Fieh
Steel City
Elyria
Lorain Carek
Spencer Emerson
Pro Football and Local Sports Highlights From Harmon Tonight
Fans can catch two big games featuring the American Store Company and Fisher Foods at Harmon Wield, plus River View Park hosts Dan Morris in his final outdoor show. In boxing, Tonio Angelo faces Ken Hollis in the main event, with other notes on Jack Sharkey’s pursuit of Louis and Billy Herman’s Cubs remarks.
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OCAL
Harmon Wield
American Store Company
Fisher Foods
Riverview Park
Dan Morris
Martonio Angelo
Buffalo
N. C
Ken Hollis
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Rip Collins
St. Lows Cardinals
Billy Herman
Chicago Cubs
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Joe Louis
Louis
Canada
Wis ST. Louis Cardinals
Si Johnson
Boston Bees
Cranwood Park
England
John Bull
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccaneers
Oklahoma
Bars
Texas
Centennial
Dallas
Rio Grande
Jack Brown
Brown
Shreveport
Central Armory
Cleveland
Huey Loung
Herness Racing
Benjamin Franklin White
White
Rosalind
Ed Lasater
Twilight Song
Fill Strang
Erla
Jack Orr
Schnapps
Cathedral Latin
Ignatius
Holy Name
Cleveland Senate
Collinwood
Central
East Tech
West
West Tech
Lincoln
Glenville
South
John Adams
Clifford Wise
Lakewood High
Wise
Russell B. Wise
WTAM
Ttalpah Greenleaft
Giants Snatch First Place In National Loop
Giants defeat Reds 6 to 5 to extend their winning streak to 13 games and move back into first place. George Davis made key defensive plays in center and Alex Kampouris homered for Cincinnati. Al Smith started for the Giants, with Gumbert closing. The game featured nine hits by the Giants and 14 by Cincinnati, underscoring a tense pennant chase.
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Cincinnati
Fighting Giants
Cincinnati Reds
New Yorkers
Ives
Giants
Heds
Alex Kampouris
Davis
George Davis
Scarselia
Kampouris
Bill Hallahan
al Smith
Redlegs
Karmpouris
Coffman
Harry Gumbert
Elyria Girls Meet Western Automatics at Jefferson No 1
The Elyria girls softball champions face the Western Automatics in a scheduled game tonight at Jefferson No 1 diamond. First pitch is set for 7:15 PM.
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Elyria
Jefferson
Newsom Finally Wins Over Indians 5 To 3
Washington pitcher Buck Newsom turned a rough start into a 4 to 3 victory over Cleveland, ending a ten losses to one win run. Joe Kuhel led Washington with three hits including a fourth inning double driving in two runs. Lee Thornton started for Cleveland and gave up ten hits while Hildebrand allowed one in relief.
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Washington
Louis
Buck) Newsom
Newsom
Cleveland
Lee
Puzzle Thornton
Lafty
Tribe
Hildebrand
Joe Kuhel
Worshington Aba
Hi Chapman
Lew
Stane
Rf Reynolds
Travis
Bolton
Koekerborcker
Lermany
Trasky
Weatherly
Sullivan Chapman
Stone
Kuhel
Kuh Hughes
Hughes
Knickerbocke
Bluege
Wuheleva
Cleveland A
Washaimngton
Wsom
Newson
Summers
Quinn
Class C Loop morning games on schedule
Class C f.League matches slated for tomorrow morning feature Krogers against Steel and Tubea at Jefferson arena, Bigger Credits facing Alien's Service at Hamilton, and Reite Truck Line meeting Elyria Dairies at American Legion.
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Krogers
Steel and Tubea
Jefferson
Alien
Hamilton
Reite
Truck Line
Elyria Dairies
American Legion
Industries Tubes Play For Second Half Loop Title
The Industrial Softball League final pits Industries Tubes and General Industries at McKinley diamond. A win for Industries would seal the undisputed title after a first half crown. Steel and Tubes victory would force a playoff. Game set for 6 15 PM.
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Steel and Tubes
General Industries
McKinley
Industries
Cardinals Drop Paul Dean For Rest Of Season
The St. Louis Cardinals face a major setback as pitcher Paul Dean is placed on the voluntary retired list due to a sore arm, ending his season after a rough start for the team. Coach Cotton Pippen is summoned to bolster the staff while Roy Parmelee remains limited by his own arm issue.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Dean
Paul
Dean
Pittsburgh Pirates
Packard Internationals to face Catkins Garager on schedule
The Packard Internationals will meet the Catkins Garager team in a game on schedule for the American Lace Company diamond at night. The contest is carded for 6:16 p.m. local time.
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Ihe Packard
Catkins Garager
Diamond Innight
Cancelled game between Penozoils and North Olmsted
The scheduled contest tonight between Penozoils and North Olmsted was canceled. Reported today. Players are advised to take notice.
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Penozoils
North Olmsted
Cards Falter As Teams Enter Stretch In National Loop Race
United Press reports the St Louis Cardinals stagger toward the stretch of the National League pennant race. Dizzy Dean is ill and Paul Frisch seeks retirement while Boston Bees rout the Cards 20 to 3 in a surge that heightens Giants Cubs competition. Giants open a lead, while Dodgers topple Pirates and Yankees hammer Browns as pennant races heat up.
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United Press
New York
U. P
St. Louis
Cardinal
Dizzy Dean
Frankie Frisch
Diz
Paul
Boston Bees
Wakeman Red Caps Tangle With Poschke Barbecues Tonight
Wakeman C. and Aug 26 Wakeman Red Caps seek their 21st win of the season as they host the Poschke Barbecues, Cleveland Class A, in a second meeting of the campaign at Wakeman Park. The Barbecues won the first clash 2 to 0 at Wakeman.
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Wakeman
Major League Leaders and Team Standings Summary
Geis leads Yankees in a mixed listing with Genginger and Treers among top hitters. Hite Avernt Tidians Merwteh and Gehringer are noted with Cardinals and Tigers, while Gostie appears among other players in this partial, fragmentary sports briefing.
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Geis Yankees
Genginger
Gostie
Merwteh
Cardinals
Gehringer Tigers
Clam Bake Tickets On Sale For Lorain County Fish and Game
Lorain County Fish and Game Association announces tickets are on sale for the Sixth Annual Clam Bake at Lincoln Park Stop 48 on the Elyria Lorain road Sunday. Features include coon dog field trials and afternoon trapshooting with amateur classes. Softball games feature local sponsors and the meal will be served at 4 0 pm.
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Lorain County
Dobrowski Meats
Bittner Funeral Home
Lorain Fisher Foods
Lorian American Stove Company
Rothgery Motors
Grafton
Sacred Heart Gharch
Elyria
Standings and results in major leagues
In the American League New York leads with 78 wins and 41 losses followed by Cleveland and Washington chasing. Yesterday Washington beat Cleveland 5 to 3 and New York routed St. Louis 12 to 3. Today Cleveland visits Washington while Detroit goes to Boston and St. Louis hosts New York. In the National League New York and St. Louis top the table with records around 72–48 and 70–48. Yesterday Rexon won 20 to 5, St. Louis won 3 to 4, New York beat Cincinnati 5 to 3, Brooklyn won 4 to 3, and Pittsburgh was 3 to 0 when rain ended play. Today Philadelphia plays Chicago in a rainout and other matchups include Boston at St. Louis and New York at Cincinnati.
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Bill Terry
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cards
Bees
Boston
Cubs
Washington Senators
Si Johnson
Frisch
Heusser
Mean
Dizsy
Lewis
Johnsson
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Chicago
Rowe
Schoulhoy Rowe
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
L. Pet
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
SAT
Cmiaco Baosa
Wahington
Heston
Soi St. Lewis
Yenterday
Totady
Wrahington
Beaton St
Louls
National Leagle
W. L. Pet
St. Louia
Chirama
SO Bao
Pittahurah
Cincinnati
Repton
Brooklyn
aGames
Rexton
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Beaton
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Carolin Babcock
Kay Stammers
Mike Jacobs
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Horton Smith
Bet Parry
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Wilmer Allison
Stuart Caieran
Tom Yawkey
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Armitage
Wolf
Cameron
B. Kanpear
Ehrman
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BE. Kiimezak
Hammerhead
Gerald Walker
Ernie Braden
Roy Parmelee
Gas House
Henry
Cotton) Pippen
Sacramento
Chucker
Lou Halper
Newark
New Jersey
Harry Brisamo
Halper
Talper
Malper
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankee
Martonio Angela
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Lincoln Park
Elyria-Lorain Road
Mike O'Dowd
Chanaion
Walter Johnson
Lessy’s
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West Ave
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