Dave Horan Wins 1933 City-Wide Tennis Singles Crown
Babe Ruth to quit game at close of present campaign. Ruth ends a legendary career, admitting he is through as a regular and weighing options from managerial roles to possible trades. The Babe hints at further appearances in exhibitions or as a club executive while Ruth contemplates next year’s place in baseball.
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Babe Ruth
York
Ruth
King of
Swat
Yankees
Jacob Ruppert
Babe
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Ruppert
Rival Bittner Teams To Clash Tonight
The Bittner Funeral Home of the West Side League will play the Bittner Funeral Home baseball team of the Tri-County League in a softball game at the Hamilton diamond tonight. The contest starts at 6 15 with Johnny Yucka and Bill Mackin as the battery. Boreski will pitch and Vayzincak will catch for the West Side team.
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Bittner
Lange Awaited Decision On Kent State Coach Offer
Kent Ohio August 31 Muskingum College football coach W F Lange was expected to notify Kent State College offi cials today whether he would accept the head football coach post. Dr J Q Engleman offered the job after Richard Larkins declined. Lange planned to discuss with Muskingum officials before deciding. President Robert Montgomery said replacing Lange so near the season would be difficult and he would confer with Lange.
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W. F. Lange
Muskingum
Kent State College
Kent State
J. QO. Engleman
Lange
Richard Larkins
Ohio State
Robert Montgomery
United Press
Montgomery
Board of Trustees
Lanze
Sanitary Meats Triumph Over Matt's Barbers 3-1
The Sanstay Meats defeated Matt's Barbers 3-1 last evening at Richwine Diamond. Ernest and Pais battled in a fierce duel with honors awarded to Ernest.
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Sanstay Meats
Matt
Barbers
Richwine Diamond
Ernest
Pais
Entries Grow In Women's City-Wide Singles Tennis Tourney
Fourteen entries in the Women's City-Wide Singles tournament, with yesterday adding players Anrile Graber, Ruth Gill, Mildred Easter, Jean Hastings, Eleanor Dehm, Belly Jackson and Courtner Fulton. Deadline is Labor Day. entries may be filed with Chuck Flood at the Stadium, the YWCA, or YMCA.
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Anrile Graber
Ruth Gill
Mildred Easter
Jean Hastings
Eleanor Dehm
Belly Jackson
Courtner Fulton
Chuck Flood
Y. M. CA
Fight Results Re United Freas and Rosen in Los Angeles
The report notes a postponed Freddie Miller Lew Feldman featherweight bout due to rain and references other bouts with scores and participants, including Mickey McFarland and Jar Matton, in a chaotic results page from Cincinnati.
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United Freas
Los Angeles
Max
Rosen
Cincinnati
Freddie Miller
Lew Feldman
Tain
Standings and Schedule From Yesterday’s Baseball Games
Yesterday standings show games behind the leader and today’s slate lists matchups. Notable scores include St Louis 4 to 9 over sbursh, Columbus 0.5 lagievlce direction, and Indianapolis 4 3 over Ranses Cl y 4 Minneapolis 3. Today’s games feature Toronto at Montreal and Buffalo at Tochesten with several others listed.
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Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Albany
Newark
Baltimore
McCarthy Wins Title in Cleveland Golf Championship
Maurice McCarthy Jr an amateur from Cleveland captured the 72 hole medal play golf championship in Cleveland, finishing with a total score of 220 strokes. The event concluded Wednesday after four rounds of play at the local course.
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McCarthy
Cleveland
Cleveland Distret
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Lott and Stoefen Capture National Doubles Title
George Martin Lott Jr of Chicago and Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles won the American doubles tennis championship in Chestnut Hill Massachusetts. They defeated Frank X Shields of New York and Trankie Parker of Milwaukee in the final after dropping the first set, with scores of 11 13, 9 7, 9 7, 6 3. The Shields Parker duo earlier eliminated defending champions Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gledhill.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
George Martin Lott, Jr
Chicago
Lester Stocey
Los Angeles
Ellaworth Vines
Keith Gledalll
California
Ofteo
Lott
Stoefen
Frank X. Shields
New York
Trankie Parker
Milwaukee
Shields-Parker
Vines
Gledhill
Elyria Second In Ohio Elks Golf Tourney
The Ohio State Elks golf championship saw Elyria finish second behind Cleveland with a 312 aggregate at Spring Valley. Bob Randall led Elyria with a 67, the lowest score at Gulf Road this year, while Norwalk placed third at 322 and other teams ranged from Akron to Upper Sandusky. Over 100 Elks competed. leading scores listed for Cleveland Pete Herkner Jack Kemerling W Cochrane Bil Pearce and others.
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Cleveland
Elks
Ohio Football Coaches Meet in Columbus Assembly
The 11th annual Assembly of Ohio football coaches and officials sits 500 gathered in Columbus on Saturday. Walter R. Okeson and W G Crowell will address at a dinner, with L W St John chairing the social meeting. Buckeye and Ohio Conferences plan late afternoon meetings with officials. Notables include Berchtel, Etter, Reese, Marquardt, Lobach, Sefton, Jenkins, Lane, Heinold, Harrington, Chambers, Peden, Finsterwald, Strickling. The event is hosted by the Ohio Association of Football Officials and sponsored by the Buckeye and Ohio Conferences, Ohio State University, and the Ohio High School Athletic Association.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter R. Okeson
National Football Rules Committee
W. G. Crowell
L. W. St. John
Ohio State University
Buckeye
Rube Berchtel
Wib Etter
Toledo
David Reese
Willard Marquardt
Dayton
T. B. Lobach
Fred Sefton
Verlin Jenkins
Akron
Frank Lane
Fred Heinold
C. R. Harrington
Boyd Chambers
Cincinnati
Don Peden
Russ Finsterwald
Athens
C. W. Strickling
Huntington
Columbus Sells Dean To St Louis Cards
Paul Dean, junior partner of the Deans, will join his brother Dizzy Dean on the St. Louis Cardinals staff after the 1935 season. Columbus Club of the American Association announced the sale, noting Dean has 20 wins, 7 losses this season with 209 strikeouts. The piece also touches on Washington Senators and Chuck Klein in brief observations about pennant potentialities and player movements.
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Dizzy” Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
George M. Trautman
Columbus Club
American Association
Cardinals
Dean
Columbus
Milnar 18 strikeouts stun Indians in bush league showcase
In Chicago the Cleveland Indians head to a four game White Sox series as Milnar, a farmhand lefty, fans 18 Indians in a Zanesville game. Milnar, sent to gain experience, excites Billy Evans who hopes the southpaw joins Cleveland's 1940 spring pitching staff.
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Cleveland Indians
Slong
Chicago
White Sox
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Zanesville Greys
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Albert Milnar
Roy Spencer
Evans
Milnar
Zanesville
Tribe
Cleveland
Giants and Braves Open Six-Game Series Today
New York Giants and Boston Braves, top of the National League, start a six game in four days clash in Boston. Both teams arrive with momentum as the Giants won 10 of 13 and the Braves 12 of 14. A split could keep the Giants six games ahead of the Braves with Pirates closing in.
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New York
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Boston
Giants
Braves
Pirates
Major League Leaders From a Fragmented Box Score
A damaged OCR list presents scattered baseball leader names and statistics. Entries mention players from the Phillies and Athletics with incomplete totals and unclear team affiliations, plus scattered references to the Braves White Sox Yankees and Senators without coherent context.
Maumee Juniors Edge American Legion Juniors 6 5
The Maumee Dairy Juniors defeated the American Legion Juniors 6 to 5 on the Richwine diamond last night. Ben Volk and Al Wircenske led the winning batting. Tonight Maumee Dairy Juniors face Walton Ice and Fuel at the American Lace Company diamond at 6 o'clock. Harman Field hosts Sanitary Meats versus Colburn and Bremke Garage with a 5 o'clock start.
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Maumee Dairy
American Legion
Richwine Diamond
Ben Volk
al Wircenske
Walton Ice
Diamond
Harman
Sanitary Meats
Colburn & Bremke
Harman Field
Dunn's Play Chips Softball Duel at Cascade Park Diamond
Dunn Motors and Guerin Potato Chips collide tonight in a Cascade Park softball game. Roelock start time noted. players urged to take notice of schedule details.
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DUNN
Dunn Motors
Guerin
Cascade Park
Roelock
Start Heights Series Opens As Pennzoils Face Grocers
The Eastern Heights League championship series begins tonight at Harmin Field. The Pennzoils and Haury & Bauer Grocers meet in a best two of three set with Joe Weller pitching for the Grocers likely to oppose Al Struck in the opener.
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Haury & Bauer Grocers
Harmin Field
Joe
Pig" Weller
Grocers
al Struck
Elyria Grid Eleven Reform Effort Under Way
Pete Yucka and WW E Bill Rainey plan reorganizing the 1928 Elyria Ex-Hi grid club for the coming season. An organizational meeting will be held tomorrow evening at Yucka's West River Street store at o o clock. Players wishing to try out should attend. no team name set, possible options include Elyria NBA's or Elyria Blue Eagles.
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Bill” Rainey
Elyria
Ohio
Yucka
West River Street
Elyria Nba
Elyria Blue Eagles
Hi Speeds And Sears Battle To Tie Score
The Hi Speeds and Sears Roebuck battled to a 4 4 tie in the West Side League second half race. Sears led into the seventh before the Hi Speeds tied it on Norter’s two run double. Darkness halted play after the eighth. a rematch is set for Friday at Jefferson No 1. Other results include Social Club 7 over Bittner Funeral Home 6 and Freddie’s Place 7 over Welsh Funeral Home 5.
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Freddie’s Place
Welsh Funeral Home
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Fruski
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Fince
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J. Ross
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Ehrman
Sheldon
Moore
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Pr Kaufman
G. Ehrman
Seiden
Snedie
C. Kaeser
Freddie
Tasemere
Game and Fish Assn to Exhibit at Lorain County Fair
Lorain County Game and Fish Association will sponsor an exhibit at the Lorain County Fair opening Sunday. Raccoon, pheasants, and coon dogs owned by members will be shown in the Four-H Club building. Golden and ring-neck pheasants will also be on display. Members with items to exhibit should contact James Titth, 24 West River Street.
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Lorain
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Recap
Lefty O'Doul of the Giants hit a ninth inning single to drive in the winning run with the bases full. Ralph Kinney pitched for the Pirates, holding the Phillies to four hits.
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United Press
Lefty O'Doul
Giants
Ron
Rasph Rirkofer
Pirates
Phils
Horan Wins City Tennis Title In Five Set Thriller
Dave Horan defeated Eddie Seward in a grueling five setter 6-1 6-2 4-6 4-6 10-8 to capture the 1983 City Wide singles championship after advancing past Chuck Wentz Gene Finegan Chuck Flood Byron Morris and others. A field of 26 entered, boosted by the Elyria Tennis Club push. Seward emerged as a late challenger, but Horan broke serve to clinch the decisive fifth set.
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Frank Hoover
Chuck Hupp
Dave Horan
Eddie Seward
Dave
Sewart
Eddie
Chuck Wentz
Gene Finegan
Chuck Flood
Byron Morris
Jim Sharkey
Dick Horan
Larry Severs
George Dunstan
Elyria Tennis Club
National Women's Golf Championship Enter Third Round
Exmoor Country Club hosts the National Women's Golf Championship quarter finals with Enid Wilson and Charlotte Glutting headlining. Eight players advance as the Big Four linger, including Virginia Van Wie Helen Hicks Maureen Orcutt. Other contenders include Leona Pressler Cheney Opal Hill and Lucile Robinson as matches unfold.
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Highland Park
UPI
Enid Wilson
Charlotte Glutting
West Orange
N. J
Miss Wilson
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Helen Hicks
Inwood
Maureen Orcutt
Haworth
Miss Glutting
Leona Pressler Cheney
Opal S. Hill
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Miss Robinson
Miss van Wie
Lesta Pressier Cheney
Los Angeles
Miss Orentz
Hill
Panthers Drill Tonight For Football Practice
Panthers preparation session begins at 6 30 PM at Jefferson with all candidates listed for reporting. The long roster includes Do ves Fitzpatrick Kasudlnski Kavier Valerius Wal lace F Sevres Kowaltys Prus ki Sadoski Shermak Smetzer Toth Dumke Smith Bierek Reed Pallas Jones Wazrniak Smallwood Barath Edwards C Kearenr Brace Atkinson A Mike and B McCray. HACK WILSON, veteran outfielder, stars for the Brooklyn Dodgers at second base in a bangup showing.
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Jefferson
Take Doves
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Kasudlnski
Kavier
Valerius
Walend
Wallace
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Iron Major Dies in Marshfield Coach Frank Cavanaugh Passes
World War veteran and former Fordham football coach Major Frank Cavanaugh dies after lengthy illness in Marshfield Massachusetts. He was renowned as one of footballs most attractive personalities and left a lasting imprint on the sport.
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Frank Cavanaugh
Fordham
Marshfield
Mass
Nelson Wins Canuck Swim Marathon Championship
Marvin Nelson of Fort Dodge Iowa won the Canadian exhibition Simple Marathon swim for the world's professional championship for the second time. He finished Lake Ontario in seven hours 37 1 3 seconds with over half a mile lead. Bill Goll of New York City was second, Frank Pritchard of Buffalo third, Harry Clancy of Cincinnati fourth, and Stanley Pritchard of Buffalo fifth.
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Iowa Star
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Buffalo
Harry Clancy
Cincinnati
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