Indians Rout Browns Behind Harder Big Night
Cleveland pitcher Nel Harder starred as the Indians routed the St. Louis Browns 18 to 1 in the second game of the series. Harder allowed four hits and drove in runs, while Willis Hudhin added offense. Weathered in the third game, Willis Hudhin will start for Cleveland against George Blae for the Browns.
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St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Nel Harder
Cleveland Indians
Harder
Willis Hudhin
Indians
George Blaeholder
Browns
Helen Ohio Champ In Exhibition
Helen Wills Moody, famed American tennis star, to face Ohio's lone male champion Le Roy Weir in a three set exhibition at Cleveland Tennis and Racquet Club. The event aims to showcase Mr s Moody's elite form against a top local rival with added spectators and gallery records.
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Cleveland
Helen Wills Moody
Jas
Leroy Weir
Mead
Ohio
Chicago
George Jennings
Forest Elis
Dempsey Pounds Three In Vancouver Exhibitions
Jack Dempsey fought three exhibition bouts in Vancouver before 5000 spectators. He knocked out Frank Sawyer after a minute, then faced Tiny Lamar who went down twice after Dempsey’s punches. In the third bout Del Rolf absorbed punishment and weakened, with Dempsey weighing 197 pounds.
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Vancouver
Jack Dempsey
Manassa Mauler
Frank Sawyer
Lamar
del Rolf
Bellingham
Dempsey
R and P Cigars Edge Motors In Compact Win
R and P Cigars of Lorain defeated Motors 8 to 7 at We Kinies Field. Cox and Shr aich homered for their teams in a tight late affair. The report notes a postgame meeting for players at City Motor garage at noon.
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City Motors
R and P Cigars
Lorain
We- Kinies
Cox
BR Shraich
Mementalls
McKinies
Motors
City Motor Garage
Toledo Loses To St. Paul 5 3 In American Association Play
Johnny Prudhomme earned his twelfth straight win for St. Paul, while Morrissey slugged his sixteenth homer. Louisville split a doubleheader with Kansas City and held off a Toledo rally for a 5 3 loss. Indianapolis fell to Milwaukee 9 2 as Columbia and Minneapolis sat out due to cold weather.
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Columnes
Ory
Paul
Toledo
Johnny Prudhomme
Morrissey
Kanaan City
Louisville
Rayne
Colonels
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbia
Minneapolis
McHale Edged by Schlund in Six Round Equestrium Bout
In Cleveland on August 29 Marty McHale Elyria welterweight lost a close six round decision to Joe Schlund on Walter Taylor's card at the Equestrium. Schlund used a sharp left jab to lead early while McHale's body attack carried the third and fourth rounds. A cut over McHale's left eye opened in the fourth. Schlund won the fifth and the sixth was even. McHale, cheered by the crowd, plans a rematch with Lero Madee on Friday's show at the Pousestrium.
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Cleveland
Marty McHale
Elyria
Joe Schlund
Walter Taylor
Equestrium Hee
Schlunds
McHale
Schlund
Guahnas
Mc Hales
Eixma
Schland
Jimmy Gascogne
Fishter
Lero Madee
Aie Pouestrium
Seaton Service Softball Beats Odd Fellows in Darkened Finish
The Seaton Service softball team of Oberlin defeated the Odd Fellows in a game halted by darkness after the fifth inning. Joe Varsa and Gereel delivered timely hits while Keifer and Gereel executed sacrifice plays.
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Seaton Service
Oberlin
Odd Fellows
Joe Riehwae
Joe Varsa
Gergel
Keifer
Bel
Gereel
Joe Yarsa
Grove Seeks 26th Victory In New York Showdown
Lefty Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics aimed for his 26th win in the second game of a Yankee Stadium doubleheader against Vernon Gomez. The A's beat the Yankees 5 to 4, extending their American League lead to 15 games as Ja Harffer earned his 15th win. Lou Gehrig hit his 35th homer. Cardinals rallied past Pirates 6 to 4 to widen their NL lead, while the Indians crushed the Browns 16 to 1 to solidify fourth in the AL. The Boston-Washington game was postponed by rain and will be made up as part of a doubleheader.
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Gameron
United Press Sports
Eurto
New York
Lefty Grove
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Vernon Gomez
Wnac
Gomez
Athletics
A’s
Yankee Stadium
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Jahaffer
A's
St. Louis Browns
Mel Harder
Brown
Gray
Kimsey
Boston
Washington
Retzlaff Emerges as Dempseylike Heavyweight Prospect
Charley Retzlaff, the Dakota Destroyer, rises rapidly in heavyweight boxing with a ripping right that has felled rivals and drawn early comparisons to Jack Dempsey. Promoters and even Max Schmeling reportedly believe he may become the next heavyweight king while New York backers eye a $50,000 half stake in his future. In Zanesville Ohio the YMCA tennis tournament opens with district champions in action.
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Retzlaff
Ralph Ficucello
Goteam
Mateo Osa
Dakota Destroyer
Petzlaff
Tunney
Ting
Jack Dempsey
Charley
New York
Jack Hurley
Hurley
Harley
Max Schmeling
Doubles Final Delayed By Poor Court Conditions
The final of the C3-Wone Doubles tennis tourney between Sharey and Hovas and Martin and Seehoould was postponed due to bad court conditions. Officials rescheduled the match for this afternoon at 3 pm with attendance expected.
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Sharey-Hovas
Martin Seheould
Asanetation Games Today Across Major Cities
Kansas hosts Louisville while Toledo visits St Paul Columbus plays Minneapolis and Indianapolis meets Milwaukee in a packed basketball schedule with regional matchups on the docket.
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Asanetation
Indiananolia
Wilwaukee
Louisvilla
Kansas
Toledo
St Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
New London Falls 3-1 to Celeryville in Home Game
The New London Wildcats lost 3-1 to Celeryville Independents on their home diamond Friday night. Sackett pitched for New London, giving up twelve hits including two homers, while Burrma allowed five hits for Celeryville. Errors by both sides aided the scoring as Sackett fanned three and Burrma one. Celeryville 6 3 1. New London 1 9 0.
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NEW London
New London Wildcats
Celeryville Independents
Sackett
C. Burrma
Burrma
Jin
West View and Olmsted to clash in Sunday league action
Casahosa County League schedules North Olmsted at Olmsted Arena tomorrow. West View Pulls 408, to haton for another league tray, while the A'5 and Business Men squads from Elsha prepare for a Cascade Park matchup.
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Casahosa Cil
Laroors Cmon Olmsted
Haton
A‘5
Business Men
Elsha
Cascade Park
National Amateur players prep for Chicago championship
With one day until the National Amateur Championship at Beverly Country Club in Chicago the field completes a final practice round. The 6792 yard par 71 layout proves difficult as contenders seek a solid score ahead of competition. Willan Lawson Little of San Francisco posted the best card so far with a 73 after defeating Johnny Goodman.
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Onty
Beverly Country
Omaha
Bobby Jones
Pebble Beach
Little
Miss Margaret Ravior Wins Canadian Exhibition Swim
Miss Margaret Ravior of Philadelphia won the Canadian exhibition's 10 mile Lake Ontario marathon, earning $5,060 to become a leading professional woman swimmer. Mrs Ethel Hertle Gary of New York finished second for $2,500, with Miss Ethel McCarty of New York third for $1,000.
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Toronto
Migaret Ravior
Philadelphia
Lake Ontario
Ravior
Ethel Hertle Gary
New York
Misa Ethel Mc “Tarry
Gary
Sun Beau Favored in Lincoln Handicap at Lincoln Fields
Sun Beau the money winner of Willis Sharpe Kilmer was a 7-5 favorite for the $25 000 Lincoln handicap at Lincoln Fields. Twelve horses were entered led by Sun Beau with 129 pounds. Plucky Play and Paul Bunyan followed as other top contenders. The list included Pitts burgher the Nut Calf Rover Chief John Knight Commander My Dandy Brown Wisdom No More and Seguro.
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Sun Beau
Willis Sharpe Killmer
Lincoln
Lincoln Fields
Plucky Play
Sun Hean Io
Paul Bunyan
Charge
Pittsburgher
the Nut
Calf Rover
Chief John
Knight Commander
My Dandy
Brown Wisdom
No More
Seguro
Cascade hosts multi game baseball card at Cascade Park
Local baseball fans head to Cascade Park for a double header afternoon featuring Eagles vs Merchants and Business Men versus Athlete Club. The schedule includes Thomas Furnitures against LaGrange town team at 4 pm and Lorain-livqast rivals in earlier games with local players stepping to mound and plate.
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AGLES
Cascade Ark
Qates Kleins
Wal
S de Aggree ‘Ton
Pinkie Smirthy
Tome
Vitam
Yooka
Mda
Stroskopl
Baines
Casada
Strdium Tomers
Bert Heath
AC Twitter
Bttners
John Willis
Lorain
Thomas Furnitures
LaGrange Town
Jui Dobrowski
Furnitures
Ken Long
E H
Mieher
N. Forbush
Cascade Pack
Hamultort
Storm
Longt
Mrs Hill Faces Mrs Pressler In Golf Championship Final
In Highland Park on August 24, Mrs Hill and Mrs Pressler advanced to the women’s western golf championship final at Exmoor County. Former champions from Kansas City and San Gara hit Calif, Mrs Fil, 1329 champion, fell to Mrs George Wossman, defeating champion in an early round. Semifinals saw Mrs Pressler, 1927 and 1928 champ, defeat June Beebe of Chicago to reach the final.
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Leona Presser
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Hub
Fil
Fureut
George Wo Tssnan
Din Am
Verginnt van Wie
Yesterdas Loup
Dpressier
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