Wichita Club Triumphs Over Miami Polo Outfit
The Fairfield Club of Wichita Kans defeated the Miami Valley Club of Dayton yesterday to reach the finals of the Challenge Cup Polo tournament. Wichita had just won the intercircuit title by beating Miami Valley. The two clubs meet again Friday in the National 12-goal championship semi finals. Jin Mine nich, an airfield player, broke an injury during yesterday's match.
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Eastern Heights All-Stars Blank West Side 3 0 in Fast Softball Game
Adam Zalesky corrected as winner of the caddie championship. Eastern Heights All-Stars defeated West Side All-Stars 3 to 0 at Jefferson No. 1 diamond behind Johnny Pais who limited West Side to four hits. Key plays included a seventh inning run from a passed ball and an outstanding defensive catch by Elmer Curley Bainbridge.
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Canzoneri Knocked Out as Title Dreams Fail
Tony Canzoneri, aged 26 and holder of three world titles, was defeated by Harry Rubinsky at Ebbet’s Field. Rubinsky dominated late, and Canzoneri quit with injuries including a swollen eye nose and busted lips as Dublinsky pressured him from the third round onward.
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Clowson Receives Cincinnati Reds Tryout Offer
Former Elyria High star and 1935 OSU baseball captain elect Alex Clowson has been offered a tryout by the Cincinnati Reds. A letter dated August 25, 1934, from Reds official Frank Lane says Clowson is recommended for Major League potential and invites him to attend spring training with the Cincinnati club or a minor league affiliate.
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Indians Home Still In Third After Tough Trip
The Cleveland Indians, still third in the American League, return home after a rough road trip with a 13 losses in 21 games. They will host Detroit’s Mickey Cochrane and the Tigers in a sequence of home games, seeking to tighten the gap on the Red Sox who sit one and a half games ahead. The team’s long homestay toward season end is viewed by manager Welter Johnson’s squad as a key opportunity, with only five road games remaining.
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Nixon Barbers to face Amherst Redman Waldorf Lagers
The Nixon Barbers travel to Amherst tonight to play the Redman Waldorf Lagers. SBarber players are asked to meet at Kauffman's at 5 34.
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Dayton District Golf Titlist Crowned by Mrs Nelson
Mrs Larry Nelson, former Ohio Women's Golf champion of Dayton Northmoore Club, won the Dayton District Women's title with a 172 total for 36 holes. Miss Martha Holbrook of Dayton Country Club finished second with 186.
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Birmingham Parks Tie Stonehouse In Neighborhood Series
In the second game of the neighborhood series Birmingham Parks and Stonehouse muscled to a 4 to 4 tie last evening. Hank Ernest and Pitts formed the Parks battery while L. Sebastian pitched and Orosz caught for Stonehouse. The third game will be played soon.
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Columbus street Flashee tops Richwine All-Stars in slugfest
The Columbus street Flashee won a high scoring game from the Richwine All-Stars 21 to 16 on the Legion diamond last evening. B Grills pitched for the winners while Myers starred for the losers. HARDWARES AF OBERLIN Elyria Hardwares travel to Oberlin tonight to face the Civic Club. Hardware players to meet at the pool room at 5:00.
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Hoover and Howenstine Win City Doubles Title
Hoover and Howenstine rallied from behind to win the city doubles final in five sets over Pierre Smith and Dick Horan. The match featured late-set rallies with scores 6-4 1-8 6-3 2-6 6-4 as last year’s champions secured the decisive fifth set. Jay Howenstine, fresh from a doubles victory, also swept Gene Finegan 6-1 6-4 in earlier action.
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Judd Advances In Net Joust In Columbus
Central Ohio Tennis Tourney action sees Judd beat Westfall for a 7-3 set, with Ambers and Wirthwein claiming strong wins. Junior singles feature Steinman over Kissinger and 12 year old Faught besting Catlin as semifinals for the men's singles loom Friday.
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Major Loop Leaders in Major League Baseball
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North Olmsted Defeats Pretzel Girls 11 7 in Lath Game
North Olmsted rolled to an 11 to 7 victory over Pretzel Girls on the Joffe diamond last evening. Nora Timke led the winners with timely hits while Helen Taylor starred for the Pretzel team.
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Jamestown Chess Champion Edwin F Hunt Wins US Title
Edwin F Hunt of Nashville won the United States Checker championship by defeating Nathaniel Rubin of Detroit in the National Tournament final after ten draws. Hunt clinched the title with an 11th win and a 12th draw. Also noted, Lon Warneke blanked the Giants for a 1-0 victory and Bing Miller contributed a winning RBI with hits for the Athletics.
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Unclear sports standings and schedules fragment
Fragmentary section lists yesterday's standings and today's games with scattered team names and cities. Entries appear garbled, mixing Montreal and Indianapolis with various misspelled opponents. No coherent matchups or results can be confirmed from the readable text.
Walker Wins Cincinnati Bout In Ten Round Decision
Tiger Kid Walker outslugged Jackie Hester in Cincinnati to win a ten round decision at Park Way Arena. Al George of Columbus took an easy ten round decision over Al Hamstom in another ten round bout.
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Schoolboy Rowe Battles Athletics in Classic Slugfest
United Press dispatch from Philadelphia recounts Schoolboy Rowe's hard luck as the Athletics defeat the Tigers in a dramatic nine inning game. Rowe struggles with control and injuries while his fielders rally, but Detroit falls short as Philadelphia fans roar for a knockout victory. Cochrane's late decision to send Rowe to the showers seals the outcome.
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Play Postponed Stadium League Clash Tonight
The Bittner Funeral Home team and the Frobotta Coals meet on the Hamilton diamond in a postponed Stadium League game. The tilt will start at 6:00.
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Manager Says Catcher Suvak Was Eligible
The meeting concluded Jamie Sys gay between the Bittners and Lyon Tailors would be an exhibition contest and not count in the league standings. Ebinger defended the signing of Suvak while acknowledging ineligibility. the protest led to a ruling and the Tri-County league plans for the National Baseball Federation tournament. The United Dry Sailers face Tasior Funeral Home Juniors in a warmup game with manager George Smith stating plans to use a star girl stinger against the Muderrakers.
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Warneke Bests Hubbell In Mound Duel Cubs Beat Giants 1-0
Chicago Cubs pitcher Hank Warneke defeated Lefty Hubbell in a tight mound duel as Chicago edged the New York Giants 1-0. The game featured strong pitching, a pivotal early run, and limited scoring from both teams.
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Hi Speed Baseball Team Plans Evening Practice
Hi Speed Baseball Team will conduct a practice session tonight at the Stadium as preparation for Sunday's game with Galion. Manager Gemes Smith leads the squad. warmups begin at 95avelock.
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Star Game No 221 For Veteran Grange Headline
Chicago reports veteran Grange star to play in the 221st game against American College, with references to Red era Bears and Grange legacy. Mentions Grange’s looming battle, coaching notes, and a Jefferson No 1 arena matchup with players urged to participate.
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