Bob Feller Strikes Out Sixteen Red Sox Again Talk Of World Series
Cleveland ace Bob Feller dominated the Boston Red Sox in a doubleheader opener, fanning 16 as the Indians won 8 to 1. He allowed four walks and held the Sox to four hits, with notable strikeouts of Foxx and Cronin. The Indians dropped the nightcap 7 to 2.
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Ben Chapman
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Gene DeSautels
Pinky Higgins
Doc Cramer
Joe Cronin
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Frankie Prtlak
Rod Feller
Cleveland
Young Feller
Sox
Connie Mack
Thronch
Jimmy Farron
Pinkie Higgins
Gene Nesautels
Three Lorain Teams In Harmon Field Tourney Showdowns
Lorain will host Harmon Field invitational games with three local clubs. The Goldberg Grocers and American Staves are expected to clash in the late game while the Kenties meet Cleveland Illuminating Co. in the opener. American Stoves aim to fend off the Stovgemen, and the Illuminating ten edge the Kewtics in a likely high‑drama night.
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Goldberg Grocers
American Staves
Port City
Kenties
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American Stoves
Iluminating Ten
City Doubles Tourney Sees Two Second Round Victories
The city tennis doubles tournament advanced with two second round matches. Tete Naughton and Bob Sayle defeated Byron Morris and Steve Barbash 6-3 6-2, while Bob Altfeld and Nick Horan beat the Meredith brothers 7-5 9-1. Finals set for next Sunday, August 29.
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Tete Naughton
Bob Sayle
Byron Morris
Steve Barbash
Bob Altfeld
Nick Horan
Meredith Brothers
Elyria Country Club Day Set With Golf And Ox Roast
Two hundred members are expected to participate in Elyria Country Club Day on Saturday. Golf and an ox roast are the main diversions for members. Reservations required for starting times with tee offs on the first tee between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Various prizes will be awarded to golf winners.
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Elyria Country Club
Two Matches Decided in Cherry Ridge Tourney
Howard Stanford defeated Bob Kiely 2 and 1 and Walt Masiyk beat Walt Machock 4 and 3 in Cherry Ridge championship matches played yesterday. Masiyk carded 71 while Dr. R. W. Hancock shot 80 at Cherry Ridge yesterday.
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Howard Stanford
Bob Kiely
Walt Masiyk
Walt (Babe) Machock
Masiyk
Dr. R. W. Hancock
Louis Farr World Heavyweight Fight Preview at Yankee Stadium
By Henry McLemore United Press Staff Correspondent. A satirical preview of the world heavyweight title bout between Joe Louis and Tommy Farr at Yankee Stadium, with mocked odds, weather notes, weights, and a joking prognosis. Estimated attendance ranges from 35,000 to 50,000, and the piece trims the fight into humorous, era-appropriate color.
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Joe Louis
Emma
America
Tommy Farr
Tony Pandy
Wales
Tommy
Rand McNally
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Sydney
Moscow
New York
Mike Jacobs
Farr
Louis
Joe
Smithsonian
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Lindbergh
St. Louis
EM Whitney
Long Island
Hywater
United Press
Esker-Fox Team Again Defeats Oberlin Ten
The Esker-Fox Service beat Oberlin Ten for the second straight day, 7 to 3, as Sehlmeyer allowed six hits while Hamlin yielded seven. The Esker-Fox and N. FE. Grange are slated to play tonight at the Jefferson diamond starting at 6:00.
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Rough Matches Carded On Rialto Mat Program
A Rialto Theatre card features Bunny Martin and Steve Menoff in a two hour light heavyweight bout with two falls needed. Buck Weaver faces Charlie Carr in the semi final with an eight thirty six start. Martin enjoys fan support as he seeks to tame Menoff, noted for his rugged style. Buck Weaver uses grid tricks from Indiana and dropkicks rank him with top light heavies.
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Martin
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University of Indiana
Joe Savoldi
Wrestled bout and baseball notes mix in crowded column
A lively sports column surveys boxing odds between Louis and Welsh challenger Warr, cites expert bets and past wins, and notes that Warr has shown grit. It also covers Cleveland Fisher Foods sandlot poll results with Mike Skrug and Vince Schuster awards, coaching changes at South Amherst, and a high school football guard Albert Armato. It closes with Rod Feller’s strikeout mastery against the Red Sox and praise for his minor league seasoning.
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Rothart Jewelers
Edward Schacht
South Amherst
Loudenville
Gordon Splete
North Eaton High
Baldwin-Wallace College
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Splete
York
Northwestern University
Albert Armato
Chicago
Louis 6 To 1 Favorite In Heavy Title Bout
In New York, Tommy Farr carries 6 to 1 odds against Joe Louis in a heavyweight title defense at Yankee Stadium. Farr, a veteran with a defensive style, faces the undefeated Louis, who is sharply favored to win. Gate projections lag behind 1933 records while presale notes mention Farr’s sizable earnings and Louis’s recent training discipline. The weigh-in places Farr near 292 pounds and Louis at 198, with a 9 pm EST ring time.
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Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
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Levinsky
Pompton Lake
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Joe
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
England
State Boxing Commission
Welsh boxer Farr forecast to fall early in Louis bout
Russ Davies predicts that Tommy Farr will be blasted out in two or three rounds tonight by Joe Louis. Davies notes Farr is also Welsh, like Louis, in a sharp boxing bulletin.
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Joe Lotus
Jack McAuliffe
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Maxie Buer
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Joe Cronin
Eric McNair
Russ Davies
Tommy Farr
Joe Louis
Russ
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Waldorf Lagers Drill on Ely Stadium Diamond
Waldorf Lagers will practice this evening on the Ely stadium diamond. The drill is slated to start at 5 30.
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Smitty
Waldorf
Foxx Higgins McKain Lary Ave rill Two-base Hits
Cleveland beats Boston 7 to 6 after a long 11 inning game. McKain earns win over Hudlin while Hadlin takes the loss. Key moments include McKain hitting two-base drives and Foxx Cronin Mytiak Lary contributing as Boston outhit Cleveland. Umpires Hubbard Dinneen and Kolls presided as the game lasted 2 hours 25 minutes.
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Wakeman Red Caps Edge Port Clinton In Tenth
Wakeman Ohio Aug 26 Wakeman Red Caps edged Port Clinton 7 to 6 in the tenth inning. Buckley tripled Pollans doubled to tie then Scutt delivered a base hit for the deciding run as Wakeman broke a 5-all tie in the bottom of the tenth. Next week Wakeman faces Akron Silver Seals Stark Motors Canton and Ethiopian Clowns return for a second game at Wakeman.
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