Elyria Eagles wallop Fostoria 11 to 3 at Cascade Park
Kaiser hit a circuit clout and two singles while Len Wragg added four hits as the Elyria Eagles beat the Fostoria Eagles 11-3 in eight innings. Wragg, Kaiser and Onlor led the offense for Fostoria with key hits, and a late double play sealed the win.
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Len Wragg
Elyria Eagles
Fostoria Eagles
Cascade Park
Wragg
Onlor
Fostoria
Cebula
Gosser - Schacht
Fostoria vs Elyria batting summary and misc.
Two base hits by Wragg. Three base hits by Cebula. Home run by Kaiser. Double plays Cebula to Gosser to Schacht. Bases on balls Bartholome 2, Geller 1, Houer 1. Struck out Bartholome 11, Geller 2, Hugh 2. Hit by pitch Barthlome and Geller. Wild pitch Bartlome. Umpire Peterman. Scorer Kaiser.
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Shriner
Wragg
Malik
Kaiser
Gosser
Schacht
Barthiome
Houer
Barthlome
Jacobs
Local golf results highlight Spring Valley and Elyria links
Ed Hutchins shot 73 to win the blind par contest at Spring Valley. C. B. Sherman followed with 76, three players tied for third at 78: George Easterbrook, A. B. Bishop, and A. A. Brazine. Lew Reede posted 49 35 75 low gross in the dar. In the Elyria Country Club Peedee trophy, G. L. Mouthie led with 79 15 in handicap, second went to R. McGuire 3 18 71, and co‑third honors were shared by KH Resanolds and W. B. Timms with 73.ուժ
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C. B. Sherman
George Easterbrook
A. B. Bishop
A. A. Brazine
Lew Reede
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Elyria Country Club Saurday
G. L. Mouthie
R. McGuire
KH. Resanolds
W. B. Timms
Rexnolds
Timms
Elyria edges Lorain in tight second round opener
In Riverview Park, Elyria narrowly defeated Lorain 2 to 1 to open the Triple A second round. Mike Skrup allowed only two hits after the first inning, striking out five as Stojic led Lorain with three hits while Wragg and Draegert contributed for Elyria.
Yesterday's Hero Harry Rice Lifts Tigers Past Indians
Detroit outfielder Harry Rice made a spectacular ninth inning catch off Jamieson's drive to shallow left allowing two runs to be cut off and seal a Tigers victory over the Cleveland Indians. He collected four hits in the game.
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Detroit
Jamieson
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Marberis Leads Washington Past Athletics in 12 to 2 Win
Fred Marberis pitched six hits allowed as Washington defeated Philadelphia 12 to 2 for its second win in 15 games against the Athletics. Rain halted the St Louis Chicago White Sox game at the end of the third inning with the Browns leading.
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Washington
Philadelphia
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Browns
Yesterday's results in local baseball scores
Elyria defeated Lorain 2 to 1 and Medina won 4 to 3 over Tellings. Painesville beat Willoughby 6 to 4 in a trio of area high school baseball games yesterday.
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Tellings Eenneee
Painesville
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Woodmen's Rally Falls One Run Short in Abbreviated Game
Elyria Woodmen lost 8 to 7 to Oberlin Merchants at Cascade Park after a late three run rally in the sixth inning. Schafer pitched for Oberlin, holding Elyria to eight hits, while Heath struggled with fifteen hits allowed. Maurer led local offense with three singles, Heath added a triple and single, and Stafanik contributed two innings of one hit. Feld notes include Berg Coombs triple base hits and Stolen bases by Hoch F Smith Krieg Shaf amik and T Smith. Time of game 1:33, umpires Peter man.
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Elyrians
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Indians Loge Lughegt Ty Benghla Tigers Slug Past Tribe
Detroit Tigers defeated Cleveland Indians 10 to 4 at Navin Field in a high scoring game. Tigers gathered 17 hits led by McManus with a triple and four safeties, while Bib Falk had three hits and three runs for Cleveland. Zinn started for Cleveland, Grant relieved, both struggled as Detroit sealed the victory.
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Cleveland Indians
Navin Field
Jimmy Zinn
Clevelanders
Tigers
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Zinn
Tiger
Tooe
Bib Falk
Jamieson
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Rice
Dover Beats West Side Nine 9 to 7 at Dover Center
Dover defeats Elyria West Side 9 to 7 on Sunday at Dover Center. Dover gains momentum with Oberlin College players joining a revamped lineup, while West Side pitchers struggle as no hitter on the Dover side reaches beyond one. Boone and Biffs lead Dover with key hits. West Side bats are quiet. West Side faces Woodmen Thursday. practice is set for Wednesday.
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Detroit Cleveland Detroit Wins In Low Scoring Tilt
Detroit and Cleveland exchanged runs in a tight game. Key hits included Gehringer and McManus homers for Detroit with Myatt Averill and Porter driving in runs. Carroll earned the win while Grant took the loss as umpires Dineen and Nallin called time at 2 15.
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J. Sewell
Myatt
Porter
Zinn
Falk
Rice
Heilman
Jamieson
Gehringer
McManus
Heilmann
Averill
Gardner
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Stoner
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Carroll
Dineen
Nallin
Cards in Play Off Match at Mamaroneck
Golf play off for the nations open championship features Bobby Jones and Al Espinosa. Morning round details show Jones and Espinosa both posting scores with notable strokes and breakdowns as the competition progresses at Mamaroneck.
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Bobby Jones
al Espinosa
West Side 3 Dover 9 Clash Highlights Rare Offense
Musback Mush led West Side with three hits while Dover racked up nine runs on six Wilbert and Gerish hits. Sadoski Boone and Bibbs provided speed via stolen bases as Koch and Gerish shut down West Side after early innings. W Wilbert took the loss with four hits allowed in two innings and six in six.
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Boone
F. Filbert
Sadoski
Musback
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Dover
W. Wilbert
Gerish
Koch
Grafton Bittners Top N Olmsted in Five Run Win
Grafton, Ohio June 30 The Grafton Bittners defeated the N Olmsted grange nine 5 to 1 as Spicer and Scholl powered the battery for the grocers and Harvey and Miller held North Olmsted scoreless after the first. Olmsted opened scoring early but a fumbled play allowed Grafton to surge ahead. Mansell, Scholl, and Tomashaska led the Bittners bats with six hits in the fifth inning rally. Next Sunday the Bittners travel to Jappa as both sides eye an even score after past meetings.
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Grafton Bittners
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Grocers
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Miller
North Olmsted
Olmsted
Bittner
Arlington Park Opens Today in Chicago Race Meet
Arlington Park, a $3 000 000 track owned by Chicago millionaires, opens today with the $75,000 American National Handicap as feature. Owners pledge to reinvest profits to elevate Arlington, already boasting a $300,000 Post and Paddock Club. Notables race entrants include Misstep and Golden Prince in a strong sprint field, with about 1,200 horses booked and stakes totaling $50,000 in the American Classic.
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Dinner Dance
Panchio
Yesterday's Results From Baseball Standings
Yesterday results show New York 6 Boston 4 Detroit 11 Cleveland 10 Washington 12 Philadelphia 2 St Louis Chicago listed as Iain. Today's schedule has Washington at Philadelphia and Boston at New York with only these games on tap.
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Chicago at St. Louis Tonight Only Scheduled Game
NBA score notes show New York 14 2 Philadelphia 2 4 Brooklyn 5 6 Boston 3 10 Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 6 Chicago 14 St Louis & Chicago faces St Louis in the lone game on today's schedule with Chicago hosting the matchup.
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Sports Standings Snippets and Pairings
The card lists team records for Columbus Louisville Toledo Indianapolis St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis Milwaukee with records 7 1 6 7 2 6 9 2 and fixtures Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Et. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Sports Scores From Cities And Teams
Report lists multiple city scores with teams Baltimore Jersey City Newark Reading Rochester Buffalo Montreal Toronto and others showing results such as Rochester 9 to Buffalo 6 while Montreal trailed Toronto 0 showing a varied scorecard across several locations and franchises.
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Buffalo
Owls Schedule Across Cities Includes Multiple Games
The calendar lists Newark at Jersey City, Buffalo at Montreal for two games, Rochester at Toronto for two games, with Owls games scheduled among these matchups. The slate centers on regional travel and back-to-back fixtures, highlighting a compact hockey or basketball tour across venues.
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Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Owls
Unclear matchups listed for Canton Fort Wayne Akron Erie teams
Fragmentary sports card notes show Davion and Springfield with scores 4 to 5, Canton 7 to 4 Fort Wayne, Akron 14 to Erie, Akron versus Emme and Fort Wayne versus Canton, with Paston at Springfield.
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Springfield
Canton
Fort Wayne
Akron
Erie
Emme
Cantona
Paston
Want Ad in the Chronicle Telegram Para
Classified notice requests a want ad placement in the Chronicle Telegram section for para level listings. Includes contact details and deadline for submission.
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Jones Wins Open Title in Playoff at Winged Foot
Bobby Jones defeated Espinosa by two strokes over 36 holes to win his third U S Open and retain both the Open and Amateur titles. Jones shot 69 in the final round to finish 141 for the playoff, while Espinosa struggled with 84 and 80. The win extends Jones’s record of top two finishes in eight Open years.
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Cubs Surge as Hornsby Leads Cubs to Eight-Game Win Streak
Chicago thrives on Rogers Hornsby’s return to top form as he hits .700 over a six game stretch with four homers and boosts the Cubs to a league lead. Hal Carlson returns to form in relief, Gabby Hartnett nears comeback, and Hack Wilson along with Kiki Cuyler also hit strongly as the Cubs improve their fielding and overall pace.
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Rogers Hornsby
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Hal Carlson
Joe McCarty
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Gabby Hartnett
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Occidental Duo Wins 1929 Intercollegiate Doubles Title
In Haverford on July 1 Benjamin Gorchakoff and Arthur Kussman of Occidental College defeated Gregor Mangim and Emmet Pare of Georgetown to claim the 1929 intercollegiate doubles championship. The final score was 5-7 6-1 6-4 6-4.
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Benjamin Gorchakoff
Arthur Kussman
Occidental College
California
Gregor Mangim
Emmet Pare
Georgetown
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