City Team and Knits Face Two Labor Day Games
The Elyria City team, aiming for the top, hosts the Knits at Independence in a Sunday league clash. The Knits, the league’s strongest on paper, have won steadily. Monday brings a postponed visit to the Fairgrounds for a rematch.
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Elyria City
Independence
Knuits
Fairgrounds
Beazre
Rienwine
Juse Philips
Sundi
Mike Skryp
Phillips
Orone
Elvica
Skryp
Mike Bugaboo
Teafe
Lorain
Dever Fe
Foster Company
Pirates hammer Cubs 10 to 4 in big hit game
Pittsburgh Pirates ripped twenty hits to beat Chicago Cubs 10 to 4. Taylor and Harrnett homered for the Cubs, while Bartell and teammates supplied multi run support as Pittsburgh held off a late Cubs rally.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Pirates
Taylor
Harrnett
and Bartell
Pittsburgh
Postponed Hungarian Reformed vs Holy Cross Game
The Hungarian Reformed and Holy Cross game is postponed due to the death of Jerry Barkacs father. The match is rescheduled for Tuesday September 2 at Mchailey Field.
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Jerry Barkacs
Holy Cross Seeks Friday Game With Oberlin
Holy Cross cannot play this weekend after the Hungarian Reformed postponement and asks Oberlin Business Men's team to schedule a Friday match. Oberlin manager should contact Steve Kaminski at 3226 promptly to arrange the game. National League action in Chicago sees Louis Cardinals opening a four game series with a late lead by six and a half games behind Wingier Field.
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Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Fittsburgh
Holy Cross
Oberlin
Steve Kaminski
Louis Cardinals
Ieee
Sox Wallop Indians in double header romp
The Cleveland Indians were swept by the Chicago White Sox in a twin bill at League Park. Scores 14 to 5 and 5 to 4 show a rough day as Sox exploited early mistakes and pitching changes. Ferrell to Fry and Lyons notched key hits and drives. Shoffner struggled before relief. The third game today pits Indians against White Sox.
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Daniel Bush
Redskins
Lyons
Ferrell
Fry
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Wiite Sox
Tor
Beiss
Bean
Lawson
Dinky Shoffner
Shoffner
Sox
Harder
Jabionowski
Indians
Weer
Elyria to Host First Miniature Golf Tourney
Elyria prepares for its inaugural miniature golf event at Garden Golf on East Arenas and Broad Streets. Qualifiers by Sunday August 31 set the field for Sept 2 match play, with cash prizes totaling 35 dollars and top prizes of 20, 10, and 5 dollars.
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Elyria
Beld Dural
Garden Golf Iourse
East Arenas
Wrest
Elytia
Second Congregationals Take Narrow Win Over St Johns
In Church League play the Second Congregationals edged St Johns 5 to 4 in a tight game. Other matches saw Chef Caprist forfeit to Methodists and St Pauls forfeiting to the Baptists.
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St. John's
Beeeue
Chef Caprist
Methodists
St. Paul's
Baptists
Congregationals
H.gatz
Bouhtor
Leslie
Burton
Firestone
William A
Skeels
Ludiow
St. Johns R. H
Pennzoils Organize Strong Grid Eleven For Coming Season
Ex Hy players join a semi pro Pennzoils squad building a robust 11 for the season. First practice tonight at Cascade Park with Archambeau Pape Wheatles Ryan Powers and others urged to report. Bob Radick, former Cleveland pro, to coach for the local outfit.
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Tisza
Gerus J
Potook
Bob Radick
Cleveland
Women’s Golf Tourney In Quarter Finals
In Kansas City on August 28 two quarter final matches drew notice as four of eight survivors faced off. Defending champion Mrs. O S Hill met Mrs. Lee Mida of Chicago, while Miss Dorothy Page of Madison Wisconsin faced Virginia Van Wie of Chicago, a member of the national team.
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Kansas City
Specterest Con Crabbors
O. S. Hill
Lee Mida
Chicago
Mida
Dorothy Page
Madison
Wis
Virginia van Wie
Golf matches and results from Norwalk and Spring Valley clubs
Norwalk and Spring Valley clubs played an inter club golf match with Spring Valley winning 36 12 to 26 percent. Individual match details note players Harrison Hutchins and Malcolm Angel from Norwalk and others listed as eliminated in Canterbury District Amateur Golf tourney with Kushin, Walchli, Tufford and Hoblfelder among the competitors.
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Norwalk
Spring Valley
Harrison
Hutchins Peassing
Alcolm Angellran
Dans
Freddr Rushin
Leonard Tufford
Canterbury
Kushin
George Walchli
Lakewood
Tufford
Fred Hoblfelder
Westwood
Enterprise Chosen Defender for Americas Cup
Newport August 28. Enterprise the sleek sloop with a metal mast has been selected by the New York Yacht Club as defender against Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock. The choice came after two races off Newport and Brenton Reef tests. Owned by the Vanderbilts and skippered by Harold S. Vanderbilt, Enterprise is praised for speed in moderate weather and steadiness in a blow. Charles Francis Adams, secretary of the navy, lauds Vanderbilt as the top skipper among contestants.
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Newport
R. L
Enterprise
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
New York Yacht Club
Brenton Reef
Arlen
Vanderilts
Harold S. Vanderbilt
United States
Charles Francis Adams
Sharkey set for Campolo bout and future shows at Garden
Jack Sharkey signed to fight Victorio Campolo in a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium on September 25 and linked later clashes with Stribling and Schmeling. He will earn at least 160000 dollars and must beat Campolo to pursue Stribling, then Schmeling for the heavyweight title. Also: Brooklyn tops New York Giants 7 2 snapping skid. Phillies beat Braves 9 2. Cards edge Reds 2 1 with Fisher driving Adams home.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Seielr
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Boston
Victorio Campolo
Yankee Stadium
Garden
Young Stribling
Max Schmeling
Sharkey
Compolo
Stribling
Miami
Campolo
Four seeded teams in national doubles semifinals
The National Men's tennis doubles championship reaches the semifinals with four top seeded pairings alive. Defending champions George Lott and John Does of Chicago and Santa Monica push through tough tests as Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill pressure them. Other seeded duos include Johnny Van Ryn with Wilmer Allison and Berkeley Bell with Gregory Mangin as contenders for the title.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Bill Tilden
Francis T. Hueter
New Rocnette
XI. Y
George M. Lott
Chicago
John H. Does
Santa Monica
California
Lott
Doeg
Ellsworth Vines
Pasadena
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Sn Lott
Galters
Johnny van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Berkeley Bell
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N_ J
Elyria Horse Wins At State Fair
Peter Direct a brown gelding owned by R L Walker won the 2:20 Pace for the Director of Agriculture Trophy at the Ohio State Fair with a $1500 purse. Peter Direct led the first two heats and placed first overall. Abbey, owned by Dr. E P Clement, also ran but finished outside the money. Ted Lyons earned his 19th win as the Chicago White Sox swept a doubleheader from the Cleveland Indians 14 to 5 and 6 to 4, with Lyons pitching the second game after the club rapped 20 hits in game one and Cleveland committing six errors.
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Alyria
North Olmsted
Dark Horse
Altho Elvrra
Chresteders
Peter Direct
R. L. Walker
Pat
Ohio State Fair
Abbey
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Lyons
Sox
Chicago
Cleveland
United States Tops Britain in International Track Meet
The United States defeated Britain 9 to 5 at Soldier Field in the fourth British Empire United States team meet. American wins came in multiple track and field events led by George Simpson and Eddie Tolan in sprint relays and Steve Anderson in the shuttle hurdle. Britain set records in two and four mile relays and the three mile team race. BrownsofSt. Louis shaded the Tigers 5 to 0 in a separate league game.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
United States
Soldier Field
George Simpson
Eddie Tolan
Big Ten
Centragears
Upkul Betrle
Leigh Miller
Canada
W B
Britain
David Bughley
Great Britain
R. Thomas
Firce
Ram
Repete
Ray Conger
Lord David Burghley
Morgan Jarlor
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Aed
Ecope
Batile
Peta Held Transfer Company
SOX Wallop Indians
Garden Golf Inc
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Pennzoils
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Giants
Frederick
Walker
Phillies
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Fisher
Adams
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
West Bridge Street
Lee Ee
Quality Clothes Shop
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St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Stewart
Wasserman’s
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