Wilder team eyes U S title in clash with Barberton Reclaimers
Elyria's Wilder squad faces Barberton Reclaimers in a 3:00 PM showdown to defend their standing as a top Northern Ohio club. Dan Schroeder may start in Wilder form with Draegert ready to relieve him if needed. Barberton counters with Draegerton and Blough as key pitchers in a planned hard battle amid Wilder’s seven-game win streak and high hopes to remain undefeated.
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Kilbane to Promote Elyria Boxing Show This September
Johnny Kilbane ex featherweight champion of the world is chosen to run Elyria Legion boxing show set for September 13 and 22 23 with 7000 to 100 visitors expected. Kilbane’s long boxing career and wartime service cited as reasons for a first class event at the Legion Convent. A full show lineup will follow later.
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Egyptian miner forced to abandon Channel swim attempt
Ishak Helmy, an Egyptian miner, was compelled to abandon his attempt to swim the English Channel at 2:34 AM. He started about 30 minutes before Mrs. Menuton Carson but fell behind, finishing the perilous crossing due to strong currents and exhaustion. He returned to Boulogne yard aboard the Tug Alsace.
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Chwin es to face Wellington team Sunday
The Elyria Richwines travel to Wellington Sunday to play the Wellington Eagles at Weliton fair grounds in the afternoon. Beaver will pitch for Wellington and facing his former teammates. Willis Hudlin, a young pitcher, is noted as a key addition for the Cleveland Indians in the season.
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Dempsey Reconsiders Defense After Sparring Spree
Jack Dempsey concluded that he must train more on defense after six sparring partners hit him near the chin and body in Philadelphia. He plans to let players come at him and master slipping away, insisting offense alone cannot defend a bout as he studies how to dodge with precision. Two Argentine horses were due to arrive, while the Browns noted a fresh Philadelphia win linking to St. Louis and Chicago struggles in late innings.
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Indians Win Twice Over Boston in Twin Bill
Cleveland strengthens hold on second with 9 to 3 win and 4 to 2 victory in Boston. Shaute wins game one. Sherron South delivers a 12th inning homer to seal the nightcap. Burns, Sewell, Lutzke, and Tobin lead with multiple hits as Boston errors and timely hitting decide the twin bill.
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How They Stand and Baseball Scores From The Leagues
Baseball results across American and National Leagues with standings for Cleveland, Boston, New York, Detroit, St Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and more. Includes minor notes about substitutions and player changes during late innings and a cited Buckeye reference.
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Cleveland Fray Boston in Doubleheader Slugfest
Cleveland and Boston combined for a high scoring doubleheader with Rigney Tarob son Regan game details including two base hits Sacrifices by Spurgeon Lutzke and Jacobson two home runs and multiple double plays noted. Winning pitcher Smith and losing pitcher Wingfield are listed with umpire and game timing details.
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Eagles All Star Team to Face Nativity Nativities Sunday
The Elyria Eagles all star squad will host the Nativity Class A team from Lorain Sunday at Cascade Park. Skrup, a standout young pitcher, is set to start after delivering a no hit game last week as the Eagles seek victory on their home field.
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Rowing club sets world season win record in 1917
The Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto achieved a world season record with wins in 36 competitive events. Notable leaders include American League home run figures and National League leader highlights, reflecting baseball data tangled with the rowers' milestone.
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Boxing Roundup From New York and Dayton Results
In New York Hodkins from Nebraska defeated Phil McGraw of Detroit over 15 rounds. Maxie Rogen Bloom of New York beat John Wilson, former middleweight champion, in 12. Irving Price of New York beat Harry Mulcahy in four. Joe Marina of New York defeated Kid Sockelyn of Omaha in six. In Dayton Danny Frush of England won eight rounds against Phil O'Dowd of Columbus. K O Victor of Cincinnati stopped Yanks Frederick of Dayton in a third round foul. In Cleveland Billy Wallace of Cleveland knocked out Tommy Farley of Philadelphia in the fourth of ten scheduled rounds.
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Indians Leader of the Year and Star Players Highlighted
A historical sports recap notes Speaker and Indians leading the year with strong batting averages around .390. The list includes Wargrave Breseler Stephson Traynor Grant Hornsby and others with plate appearances and runs batted in figures, reflecting a period snapshot of player and club performance.
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Gertrude Ederle Poised for Lucrative Offers by Christmas
An optimistic column predicts Gertrude Ederle will sign contracts bringing in at least 150000 dollars by year end. It outlines a six month vaudeville tour, New York appearances at 10000 dollars weekly, road dates at 8000, magazine and newspaper money, and advertising endorsements. Dudley Field Longino is noted as taking 25 percent.
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New York Featherweight Beats Gershe in Ten Rounds
New York featherweight defeated Benny Gershe of Cleveland in a ten round bout. Other results include Tommy Hughes of Cleveland winning ten rounds, Babe Keller and Young Trish of Akron drawing in six, and several bouts in Jersey City and Bayonne with knockouts and draws.
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Stadium dedication sets Portland gridiron clash
The new Multnomah stadium in Portland Oregon will be dedicated with a Washington Oregon football game regarded as the northwest gridiron class. Johnny Weissmuller, famed Tulane A C aquatic star, has broken more than 50 speed and running records in a comparatively short career.
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First Tryout Wednesday for Legion Juniors in City
Ambrose seeks Higring Wood boys for junior American Legion team as a disaster of play heads toward a Philadelphia elimination series. Spebgefleld's Len from Spebgefleld has thirteen straight wins and the session at View Park will select candidates to train under Jack. Athletes urged to report Wednesday for workouts.
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Dempsey Compared To Presidents In Easy Cook Claim
Pauline Lebudda, a 220 pound cook once with the Wilson White House, says Dempsey is easier to cook for than presidents and senators. She recalls serving top figures and notes Dempsey eats anything and praises another world champion as better.
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Rose Hurls Great Ball Holds Kalamazoo Scoreless Sixteen Innings
Grand Rapids pitcher Rose blanked Kalamazoo for sixteen innings in a 6 to 4 victory. Rose scattered hits, fanned 13, and backed by Woodward’s late offense, the Sox scored three runs in the eighteenth to win. The long duel highlighted Rose’s rising status with the team.
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Homer Lifts Yankees in Losses and Wins
Tony Lazzeri hit his seventeenth homer as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 4 to 1 amid a doubleheader split. Sherrod Smith belted a twelfth inning homer to lift Cleveland over Boston 5 to 2. Cardinals drop another to Philadelphia 7 to 2 as pennant hopes fade. Washington falls to White Sox 3 to 0. Pirates top the Giants 2 to 0 on pitching. Dodgers edge Mets. Reds stay close as NL standings tighten behind Pittsburgh.
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