Elyria Triumphs In Ten Inning Pitchers Battle
In front of the largest crowd this season Elyria edged Medina 1 0 in ten innings in a pitcher duel between Skryp and Blough. Ambrose starred with three hits and a key double, while Blough scrambled for control late as Elyria capitalized on Medina miscues to pull ahead. Final score came is 10th inning when Nickoletti, Ambrose, and T Nickoletti helped push across the decisive run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Medina
Skryp
Blough
Khender
Jeff
Menn
Grin
L. Nickolette
Skrip
T. Nickolette
Amose
Stea
Ambrose
Tommy
Slough
Aegers
Cook
T Cholette
Ismeéen
Te Oked
Draegert
Howfer
Bender
Smith
Weber
cMaun
Erro
Elvira
T. Nickoletti
Cear
Jo Tuns
Eze
Cole
C. Bloush
Parkins
ja—Draecert
Tulk
Reynolds
Forbush
Schaeffer
Moran
Forsh
Elsina
L. Nickeletti
Nicholsii
Nickeletti
Skryp Amrose
Tickeletti
P. Blough
Meann
Reylds
Elyria—Draegert
C. Blouzh
Traezert
Kryp
Am‘ose
Elytia— Nickoletti
Baseball score notes amid tense Elyria game actions
Chronicle of a rain framed Elyria contest listing hits, errors, and baserunning details. Players such as Nickoletti, McMann, and Blough feature in a sequence of innings with Sacrifices, steals, wild pitches, and a late surge including two base hits and multiple bases on balls.
Walker Meets Emanuel Tonight in San Francisco Bout
San Francisco August 27 Tonight Mickel Walker and Emanuel square off in a ten round non title bout Walker about 164 pounds Emanuel near 175 pounds with Ace Hudkins the Nebraskan middleweight set to challenge the winner The odds favor Emanuel with a handful of bettors backing Walker as a potential upset.
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San Francisco
Mickel Walker
Armand Emanuel
Walker
Emanuel
Ace Hudkins
Tilden and Hunter Declared Ineligible for National Doubles
William T. Tildes and Francis T. Hunter, doubles champions, will not defend their title at the National doubles due to Tilden’s ban from amateur tennis by the USTA. The field still features many top pairs as 12 American teams and 13 foreign combinations from six countries, including France, England, Australia, Mexico, Canada and Cuba, compete at Leaswoodicket Club.
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Gee Estsut Hill
Mass
Viay
America
Wiliam T. Tildes
Francis T. Hunter
Tilden
Leaswood Icket Club
Threauzhon
United Tates
France
England
Australia
Mexico
Canada
Cuba
Tunney to meet Shaw in London
Gene Tunney prepares to return to London to meet George Bernard Shaw at Shaw's invitation from southern France. The retired heavyweight champion plans to travel for a September 13 meeting, while Tunney attended the Tailteann games and awarded prizes on Sunday.
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Tunney
Shaw
London
Dublin
Gene Tunney
George Bernard Shaw
McKechnie fuels Cardinals rise toward World Series
United Press reports Bil McKechnie, new St. Louis manager, has turned the Cardinals into a rushing contender. He molded stars from pieces like Bottomley, Frisch, Douthit, Hafey, and a strong pitching staff. His leadership revived Rabbit Maranville and revived fan faith, with St. Louis eyeing a 1928 NL championship.
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Bil McKechnie
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
McKec
Pittsburgh
Sean
Pie Traynor
Glenn Wright
Paul Waner
McKechnie
Bill
McKeechnie
Fred Clarke
Dreyfus
Mere
Barrer Dreyfuss
Pirates
Clarke
Dreifuss
Denie Bush
McHechnie
St Louis Cardinals
Bob O’farrel
Dremiuss
Bush
McKenchnie
Cardinals
St. Louis
Bottomley
Frisch
Douthi
Hafey
Alexander
Haines
Rhem
Sherdel
Maranville
Rabbit Maranville
Fountain of Youth
California Duo Finalists in National Women’s Tennis
Forest Hills August 25 California provides the two singles finalists for the national women’s championships Helen Wills and Helen Jacobs to contest the title. Rain threatened postponement while the doubles finalists were Helen Wills with Hazel Wightman against Mrs L A Harper and Edith Cross.
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Forest Hills
X. Y
Calfornia
Helen W
Helen Jacobs
Helens
Golden West
Althows
Moira Bjurstedt Mallory
X74
York
Caliifornia
Miss Wills
Miss Jacobs
Hazel Hotchkiss Wight
L. A. Harper
Los Angeles
Edith Cross
San Fancisco
Wightman
Bos_ton
California
Cancer Fatal to Basketball Mentor Ann Arbor
Edward Mather, assistant athletic director and Michigan basketball coach since 1919, died last night of cancer in Ann Arbor. He was an All Western football end in 1919.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Edward Mather
University of Michigan
Mather
Public golf day at Spring Valley features lively finals duel
Yesterday's event drew 300 members and guests to Spring Valley for golf and horseback events. Fred Die defeated Rudy Staff 5 up after a morning and afternoon match in class A, with both players contrasting styles and persistent play.
Golf match results light up club day in Elyria
Freddie wins five and four over Rudy in a brisk Class A rally as birds and drives shape the action. Harrison defeats Gummoe three and two in Class B after even first nine, while Risberg beats Armstrong three and two in Class C. Kushis extends lead in Class A with two legs toward the Hagerodt cup as trophies await at Cleveland event.
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Spring Valley
Freddie Kushinsy
Rudy Staff
Freddie
Chick Slocum
Cleveland
Gelf Assn
Marfield Country Club
Ruth
Madison
Rudy
Imade
Ruar
Rally Chaning
Freddie Pok
Euey
Fred
Mel Harrison
Ed Gummoe
Harrison
Gummoe
Elyria
Atlay-One
Florida
E. B. Risberg
K. S. Armstrong
Fred Kushis
Harold Guthman
W. F. Martin
Jones Sets New Chicago Golf Club Course Record
Robert Tyre Jones of Atlanta broke the Chicago Golf Club year-old mark with a 68 card during Walker Cup preparations. Playing with British delegates Tom Torrance and Capt. E. Storer, Jones birdied four times and was only over par once, while Torrance and Storer carded 74 and 76.
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Chicago
Robert Tyre Jones
Avlanta
Chicago Golf Club
Jones
Tom Torrance
E. @. Storer
Bobbr
Paul Waner and peers in early baseball score notes
Player stats from a game against Red Lucas show Paul Waner going 1 for 4, Freddy Lindstrom 1 for 5, and Freakie Frisch 1 for 4 as several stars sat out. In golf, George Dawson of Westchester Biltmore CC won the New York State Amateur Championship, defeating Ducks Yates of Rochester 4 up with 3 to play in a 36-hole final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Waner
Red Lucas
Freddy Lindstrom
Jess Petty
Freakie Frisch
Phillies
Harry Heilmann
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Rogers Hornsby
Dawson
Rye
George Dawson
Westchester Biltmore Country Club
New York State
Yates
Rochester
Sundar
American and National baseball results and today’s schedule
The American slate shows Cleveland at Washington as the sole scheduled game with others set in various matchups. National results include St Louis 6 Philadelphia 1 and Brooklyn 4 New York 3 in 16 innings, Chicago 6 Boston 3. TRIPLE A results list Elyria 2 Medina 1 and Painesville 2 Cleveland 1.
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Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Elyria
Medina
Painesville
Louisee
Pas
St. Louise
Wee
Goat Breeders to Feature Large Goat Show at Lorain County Fair
The Western Reserve Goat Breeders Association promotes a sizable goat show with hopes for larger turnout than at the State Fair in Columbus. Twenty special prizes, including a handsome cup by L. E. Bonsieur, will be awarded along with other gifts from Elyria merchants. Association members will be present to advise on goat care and offer fresh goat milk for visitors.
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Western Reserve Goat Breeders Association
Lorain County
Columbus
Fair Association
Goat Breeders Association
Merchants of
Elyria
L. E. Bonsieur
Woodmen Extend unbeaten run with 8 to 5 win over Medina
The Modern Woodmen sealed their seventh straight victory at the annual picnic's baseball game defeating Medina 8 to 5. Jaroch starred, handling 10 chances without an error and collecting three hits in five at bats. Also noted, a colossal new single-shaft electric generator was installed in New York.
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Woodmen
Medina
Jaroch
New York
Vermilion Craft Wins at Sandusky Regatta
Vermilion skippered by Al Wakefield won the star boat event at the Sandusky Yacht Club regatta on Sunday. Al Copeland’s Vermilion placed second. Baby Dart boats dominated outboard events with Ed Boyer winning Class C aboard Baby Dart of Toledo.
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Sandusky
Vermilion
al Wakefield
Sandusky Yacht Club
al Copeland
Wakefield
Puein Bay
Baby Dart
Toledo
Ed Boyer
Lima
A. J. Kfoller
Axton
C. B. Maranville
Jeoller
Dis
Detroit
H. Freeland
Borer
Holler
Marineille's
Century Kid
Cleveland
John Pettit
Mohawk
Adaway
Lake Erie
United States
Quboard Motor
Monroe
Port Clinton
Temcat
Columbus
Marion
Indians Loge Duel Ends in Washington Victory
Washington beat Cleveland 5 to 1 after a brilliant pitching duel between Garland Braxton and John Milius. Milius, the Pittsburgh Serbian acquired by the Indians, left for a pinch hitter in the eighth. George Yale was set to oppose Irving Hadley in Detroit today as Cleveland heads there after the game.
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Washington
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Garland Braxton
John Milius
Pittsburgh
Lead Increased By Cardinals Beat Phillies 6 to 1
The St Louis Cardinals widened their lead over the New York Giants to 3 12 games by routing the Phillies 6 to 1 on Sunday. In a 19 inning marathon the Robins defeated the Giants 4 to 3. The Yankees and Athletics were idle, the Yankees holding a 3 game AL lead. Standings follow.
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NE York
St Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Phillies
Giants
Robins
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Connie Mack
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Medisa—Bender
Leit
Eber
Dracert
McMannu
Poring
McMann
L. Nickoletti
Skrre
Medina—Parkin
Omesh
Saryp
Sebachier
Skrie
T. J Nickoletty
Ty Smith
P Bloush
Nickoletti
Drae- Bert
T. Nickolecti
Webder
Nickolecti
Smirk
C. Broush
C. Glouzh
Praeger
Br Bloush
Blouzh
T_ Nickolenti
Mills and Murpar
Henke
L Bender
McMas
G Cole
C. Bisuzh
Bloush
Pms
Sat Toals
Elyriv R. H
Nick Ti
Ja Ambrose
Minh
Draregert
Tun
Hunter
Sports Matter
Harry Ferguson
United Press
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