St Marys wins church league title with 9 4 victory
St Mary's church baseball team captured the YMCA Church League first-half championship by beating Grace Lutherans 9 to 4. After a 3-3 tie through three innings the St Mary's offense surged with two in the fourth three in the fifth and one in the sixth while the Lutherans managed one run in the seventh. St Mary's totaled eight hits to Grace Lutherans six.
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St. Mary's
Grace Lutherans
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Boys
Junior Cinder Stars Meet Today In Denver
One hundred fifty promising junior cinder athletes gather at Denver University stadium for the opening events of the National AAU championships. The juniors’ program dominates the first day, with record hopes fueling spectator excitement as top youths compete before the elders finish the week of events.
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Denver
Colo
Uncle Sam
Denver University Stadium
Matt McGrath
Pat MacDonald
New York
Wooshed
Charles Paddock
George Simpson
Ohio State
Dasn
Yesterdar
Tolan
Sweet
Leland
Wikoff
Pirates Beat Cardinals 5 3 In Pittsburgh Pursuit
Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 5 to 3 as the Pirates chased the lead against the Cubs. The Cardinals outhit Pittsburgh 19 to 8 but could not convert those hits into runs.
Sea Shore Land For Vacation Days Fill the Children's Play Box
The Murbach Coal & Supply Co advertises shore land for vacation days to fill a children's play box. Contact via phone 2224 for details on parcels and local amenities.
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THE
Murbach Coal & Supply CO
Local Class A Rivals Meet in Cascade Sunday
Elyria West Sides clash with Modern Woodmen at Cascade Park in a crucial Class A showdown. Both teams, long-time rivals, seek momentum after hard weeks, with Harvey Heath opposing Bill Wilbert in a probable pitcher’s duel. Kreig and Mike will handle catching duties for the West Sides.
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Elyria
Elyria West
Woodmen
Cascade Park
Great Guns
Amherst
St. Stanislaus
Joe Martin
Oberlin Merchants
Joppa
Harvey Heath
Bill Wilbert
Bill
Heath
Kreig
Lorain
Mike
West Sides
Perry-Fay Team 13 Wins In Industrial League Fix
A corrected baseball result from the Y M C A Industrial League shows Perry-Fay defeating Willys-Overland 97 to 8. The earlier score in Monday’s report was in error.
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Willys-Overland
Perry- Fay
Y. M. C. A. Industrial Lea
Cardinals keep Southworth as manager near halfway mark
New York July 3. Billy Southworth appears secure as St. Louis Cardinals manager as the 1929 season nears its midpoint. Owner Sam Breadon had a history of firing winners, but Southworth’s fate now hinges on spoiling the NL’s first division and closing the six game gap to leaders. The Cardinals sit fourth with a 27 6 record, doing well against lower teams while struggling vs Cubs Giants Pirates and the rest of the top tier. Cincinnati has been a problem, with St. Louis taking most of their games.
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New York
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
Bob O'Farrell
Bill McKechnie
St. Louis
Southworth
Billy
St. Lewis
Cubs
Giants
Pirates
Cincinnati
Robins
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Home Run Standings In Baseball Leagues
American League leaders include Gehrig with the Yankees and Ruth also for the Yankees, with Foxx and Alexander among top hitters. National League standouts feature Ott of the Giants, Wilson of the Cubs, Klein of the Phillies, and Hafey of the Cardinals in a compact leaders list.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Perey Wd Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Foxx
Acer
Alexander
Tigers
Ott
Giants
Wilson
Cubs
Klein
Phillies
Hafey
Cardinals
Teague Totals and Yesterday's Home Run Highlights
National 394 American 261 totals noted. Alexander, Whitehill, J Sewell, Foxx among hitters. Giants and Reds figures show scattered results with Walker and Ott mentioned in brief summaries.
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National
American
Alexander
Tigers
Whitehill
J. Sewell
Indians
Foxx
Athletics
Arate
Giants
Eiene Walker
Reds
Leading Hitters in the American League
The record highlights Foxx of Philadelphia with 67 games 247 at bats 59 runs 192 hits and a .413 batting average. Manush of St Louis tallies 68 games 289 at bats 47 runs 109 hits and a .383 average. Simmons and Lazzeri post strong totals for Philadelphia and New York with Cochrane and Goslin also among leaders.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet. Foxx
Phila
Manush
St. L
Simmons
Phil
Lazzeri
N.Y
Cochrane
Veat Ago
Goslin
Washington
National League Player Club Statistics Report
A report lists NL players with teams and stats including games, at bats, runs, hits and batting averages. It highlights Herman of Brooklyn 63 games 246 AB 43 runs 95 hits .334 and Hornsby of Chicago 67 games 252 AB 66 runs 90 hits .357, with Frisch and Terri also noted, plus a note about year-ago leader Hornsby and a quip on the Atlantic Coast not sinking due to shifting shores.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet. Herman
Bkla
Frisch, Et L
Terri
Bet Phila
Hornsby, Chi
Hornsby
Boston
Atlantic
Legion's Junior Team Seeks Games With Area Clubs
The Elyria American Legion Junior baseball squad, age seventeen and under, prepares for contests with teams from Cleveland Lorain Lakewood and nearby towns. They practice Mondays and Fridays, with Monday night a 5 3 win over the Yanigans as Hotow and Smith pitched for the Regulars and Rule and Hotow for the Yanigans. Clawson caught for both sides, about 25 players were at practice.
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Elyria American Legion
Neck of the Woods
Cleveland
Lorain
Lakewood
Yanigans
Hotow
Smith
Rule
Clawson
Foxx lifts A’s to 50th win in late nine thriller
Jimmy Foxx of Philadelphia slugged a three run homer in the final inning to power the A’s to a 4 1 victory over Washington in game two after tying 1 1. Oakland had earlier won the opener 7 4 while New York rallied to beat Boston 4 3. Chicago split with Cleveland twice 4 3 and 5 4 in 11 innings. St Louis fell to Detroit 19 4 and Cincinnati Columbus avoided. Giants and Braves split a double header with Ott homering once in game one and New York losing 3 2 in game two.
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Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia
A’‘s
New York
Boston Red Sox
Ed Morris
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Ciarin Nati
Chicago
Reds
Cubs
New York Giants
Melvin Ott
Braves
Indians Rally Twice to Sweep White Sox in Extra Innings
In Cleveland on July 3 the Cleveland Indians outlasted the Chicago White Sox 4 to 3 in ten innings and 5 to 4 in the nightcap. Alphonse Thomas shut down the Tribe early as Bib Falk and Richard Porter sparked a tying run, then Porter scored on Averill’s double to force extras. In the second game Doug Taitt’s double tied the score in the eleventh before Lew Fonseca doubled home the winner as he was knocked unconscious on the play, later saying he was fine aside from a headache.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Tribe
Chisox
Sox
Alphonse Thomas
Bib Falk
Thomas
Myatt
Richard Porter
Porter
Baltimore Orioles
Wyatt
Gardner
Jamieson
Joey Sewell
Averill
Shaute
Miljus
Hudlin
Dugan
Weiland
Shires
Metzler
Kamm
Warwood
Doug Taitt
Kerr
Lew Fonseca
Morgan
Fonseca
Cissella
Baseball Box Score featuring Cleveland and Chicago
The file presents a baseball box score with runs batted in by Fonseca and Mratt, and players Averill Porter Berg Hoff man Metzler. Two base hits by Shires J Sewell Fonseca Mratt Thomas Averill three base hit Porter. Stolen bases by Rear Kamm. Sacrifices by Cissell Fonseca Metzler. Doobie pleas Gardner and Myatt Kerr Cisseil Shires Gardner J Sewell Fonseca Porter and Fonseca Falk and Myatt. Left on bases Cleveland 7 Chicago 7. Bases on balls Shaute 2 Thomas 2 Shauite 2 Struck out Shauite 17 Thomas 1 Miljus 3 Hits OM Shaute 10 in 7 1 3 innings off Miljus 2 in 2 2 3 innings. Winning pitcher Miljus. Umpires Nillin and Dinneen. Time 2:07.
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Fonseca
Mratt
Averill
Porter
Berg
Hoffman
Metzler
Shires
J. Sewell
Thomas
Rear
Kamm
Cissell
Gardner
Myatt
Kerr
Cisseil
Falk
Cleveland
Chicago
Shauite
Br Thomas
Milius
OM Shaute
Mijus
Miljus
Nillin
Dinneen
Morgan
Lind
Reynolds
Taitt
Crouse
L. Sewell
Bonhie
Palls
Weiland
Dungan
Br Hudlin
Dugan
Dineen
Nallia
Gooper Adopts HDS of aL Tracks Plan Summer Racing
Cleveland July 3 plans for three county tracks outline a full summer of horse racing. North Randall offers harness racing now. Thistledown opens July 10 for 22 days of running races. Cranwood to follow with running events. George E. Smith named Thistledown manager, uniting major tracks for cooperation. Local enforcement of anti gambling laws cited as evolving. Sheriff Haratty declines comment on North Randall betting. Gov Cooper reiterates hands off policy with local enforcement in authority.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
North Randall
Thistledown Track
Cranwood
George E. Smith
Ravenna
Toledo
E. J. Haratty
Myers Y. Cooper
Woodsmen and West Side Clash at Cascade Park
The Fourth Local Sport features a woodsmen vs West Side afternoon showdown at Cascade Park starting 3 p.m. Golf schedule lists Elyria Country Club morning flag tournament and afternoon mixed two ball foursome plus Spring Valley Country Club morning flag tournament and afternoon mixed two ball foursome.
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West Side
Cascade Park
Elyria Country Club
Spring Valley Country Club
Industrial League games at Y M C A facilities tonight
Troxel Manufacturing faces Logan Gas at McKinley School while Peerless Oil meets Western Automatic at Franklin School. Willys-Overland game postponed to next Monday evening.
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Troxel Manufacturing Company
Logan Gas
McKinley School
Peerless Oil
Western Automatic
Franklin School
Willys- Overland
Columbia Crew Wins Henley First Round Cup Race
In Henley England Columbia University 150 pound crew defeated Westminster Bank by a canvas to win their first round for the Challenge Cup. The winning time was seven minutes 36 seconds as Columbia led early and held a slim margin through the mile mark, Westminster spurted late but Columbia steamed home. Also in Urbana Ohio death notices report the passing of R Berkshire 87 longtime Ohio horseman at Christianburg survived by three children and mourners statewide. Baseball box scores include Morgan Sewell Lind Gardner Reynolds Shires Taitt with Sewell minor offsets and Dungan and Weiland pitching for Cleveland and Chicago.
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Henley
England
Columbia University
Westminister Bank
Columbia
Westminister
Urbana
Daddy S Berkshire
Ohio Horsemen
Christianburg
Daddy Berkshire
W. H. Berkshire
Kenton
Fred
Botkins
Otto Heaston
City Team Prepares for First Round Playoff Sunday
City’s semi pro squad drills under storm wary manager Bill Struck as they head into a pivotal AAA playoff at River View Park against arch rival Cleveland Tellings. Farmer Ebert, who shut them out 6 0 in Dunnfield, may start again with Mike Skrup set to pitch for Struck. The teams split the earlier series, and Tellings hope to reverse a recent defeat at Medina while city players push for strong practices and veteran hurlers to sharpen the attack.
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Bill Struck
Cleveland
Riverview Park
Farmer Ebert
Navarro
Dunnfield
Mike Skrup
Struck
Lorain
Elyria
Medina Tabbies
Medina
Ebert
Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Schedule For Today
Yesterday results show Cleveland 4 over Chicago 5 Chicago 3 over New York 4 Boston 3 over Philadelphia 7 Washington 4 over St. Louis 1 Detroit 10 over St. Louis 4 Today’s games feature Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St. Louis Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York
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Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Baseball Scores From Latest Schedule
The latest schedule shows New York 6 Boston 2 and 3, Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 3, Chicago 5 Cincinnati 4. Only games listed: Cincinnati at Chicago and New York at Boston.
Court basketball match listings for five cities
Five college basketball pairs scheduled across the Midwest feature Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis with games set in upcoming dates and venues.
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L. Pet
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Eeeseaes
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Ikansas City
Montreal Tops Buffalo 7 to 4 in Hockey Action
In a hockey card style recap Montreal defeated Buffalo 7 to 4 while Jersey City outscored Newark 7 to 4 and Baltimore won 5 to 4 against Reading. later Toronto beat Rochester 6 to 4 marking notable scores across the circuit.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet
Rochester
Newark
Baltimore
Ereeerae
Montreal
Reading
Emer
Vaca
Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey City
Local Scores Include Springfield Dayton and Akron Erie
A compact score dump lists Springfield edging Dayton nine to six while Canton posts seven to Fort Wayne one and Akron Erie nine.
Erie at Akron and other regional matchups listed
The brief readouts show Erie versus Akron, Canton versus Fort Wayne, and Springfield versus Dayton. No dates or scores are provided, but the pairings indicate upcoming or scheduled games among these teams in the region.
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Erie
Akron
Canton
Fort Warne
Springfield
Dayton
Governor Names Commission For State Building
Columbus July 3 The state office building commission created by the legislature to house departments now in rented quarters will be completed today with two more members named by Governor Cooper Three of five members were named Tuesday Warner P Simpson Col Carmi A Thompson and William Fuller The Morgan Rome act becomes effective July 7 The commission is non salaried and may acquire land or purchase a building near the statehouse financing through a two tenths of one mill levy on the 1929 duplicates and Wyandot office buildings.
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Governor Names Commission
Columbus. CO
State Office Building Commission
Cooper
Warner P. Simpson
Columbus
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Creveland
U. S
Prominese
William Fuller
Cincinnati
The
Enquirer
Statehouse
Third Broad
State
Hith Street
Capitol Building
Wyandot
Police hold four in stolen car case in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio today police detained two married women, one married to a patrolman, and two men arrested in a stolen auto. One man confessed stealing the car. Both women are mothers of two children.
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Columbus. C
Taday
Duke of Northumberland Gifts 89 Acres for History Volume
In 630, the Duke of Northumberland donated 89 acres of land to support the creation of a history volume. The grant linked land to scholarly work, reflecting medieval patronage.
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Duke of Northumberland
Water Measure Confusion Clarified
A historical note states that one cubolic foot of water equals two and a half pounds or one quarter of a gallon, reflecting old measurement conventions.
Frederick Surprises In Robins Camp Bright Rookie Of 1929
Uncle Wilbert Robinson hails Johnny Frederick as a surprise bright spot for the Brooklyn Robins as the rookie grows from a rough start. Frederick, once doubted by the Pacific Coast and Southern leagues, rose to .370 in mid-June and delivered timely homers, earning talk as a top National League rookie for 1929. Sir Thomas Lipton aims to win back America’s Cup in 1930, seeking an 80th birthday celebration with the trophy after years of near misses.
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Wilbert Robinson
Johnny Frederick
Brooklyn
Frederick
Wilbert
New York Yankees
Robbie
Robins
Sir Thomas
Thomas Lipton
Reigh Count Competes Abroad in Tough Ascot Race
Reigh Count, Kentucky Derby winner of 1928, ran a brave race at Ascot Heath in the Gold Cup, finishing second in a two and a half mile test on hilly ground. The American colt showed speed against England’s best distance horses, earning a strong reception on return to Arlington Park before stud duty.
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Reigh
John Hertz
Reigh Count
Ascot Heath
Ascot
England
Continent
State Briefs: Bangor to Kenton and Mansfield
Financial worries were cited as the motive in the reported suicide of Charles Minnich 65 a Palace department store owner and Greenville civic leader who drowned when his car went into Greenville creek. Police sought motive in the death of Mrs Julius Ulrich 66 in Kenton who killed herself by slashing her throat. In Mansfield Ohio Laurette Jorce Rinehart 10 months was strangled when her head became stuck in the crib bars near here.
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Greenville
Charles Minnich
Palace Department
Greenville Creek
Minnich
Chamber of Commerce
Kenton. O
Julius Ulrich
Renton
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A. Gebhardt Totals
Srace Lutheran
Cascade
West Side Woodmen
Kaminski
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Wee Wertz Machock
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