Eagles and Barberton clash headlines Riverview schedule
Elyria’s baseball schedule for July 4 and Sunday features the Eagles versus Barberton at Riverview Park as the nightcap of a Cascade doubleheader. The Merchants face the A C s at 1 50 p m with St Stanislaus of Lorain in the nightcap, while the Business Men travel to Eaton and Ben Mahl’s team goes to North Olmsted for a C and L game. Bud Schemp joins the Eagles to bolster pitching for key outings.
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Lorain St. Stanislaus
Eagles
Graney’s
Night Hawks
West View
A. C
EAVY
Elyria
Klein
Cascade Perk
Riverview Park
Barberton Eagles
Cascade Park
Merchants
St. Stanislaus
Lorain
Eaton
Ben Mahl
North Olmsted
Ely Park
Barberton
Schaaf Park
Cleveland
Jack Graney
al Sharp
Goldthorpes
Cascade
Klein’s
Wellington
Elyria Maroons
Western Heights
St. Stanislaus Aggregation
Schedules for July 4th and 6th games in Elyria region
A series of July 4 schedules lists Barberton Eagles at Riverview 3 p.m. and multiple Elyria teams playing at Cascade Schaaf Park City Field and other venues. July 6 matchups include Elyria Eagles versus Goldthorpe Tires at City Field Lorain and several Elyria teams facing North Olmsted Wellington and St. Stanislaus in Lorain.
Rapid Fire Net Tourney Set With Big Entry Likely
Ennis expects a large turnout for the rapid fire net tournament on July 4 morning starting 9:30, with eight hard courts readied by Bert Heath. Notable entrants include Dick Horan, Gene Finnegan, Frank Hoover, Howard Martin, Jim Sharkey, Jay Howenstine, Chuck Wentz, Dr. Herman Stevens and others. A consolation tournament adds a second chance for all, with prizes for winners and runners-up if entries are sizable.
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ENNIS
Tor
Bert Heath
Dick Horan
Gene
Finnegan
Frank Hoover
Stark County
Mt. Union College
Howard Martin
Ohio University
Jim Sharkey
Dave Horan
Lake Erie
Jay Howenstine
Chuck Wentz
Herman Stevens
Princeton
Tennis Sun
Indians and Athletics battle in tightjunior high league games
Yesterday the Indians lost 9 to 6 to the Athletics after leading 8 0 until the third inning. Zig Nagy, B Volk, and Voss starred for the Indians while Pfaff claimed two safeties for the Athletics. In the second game the Senators edged the Yankees 5 to 4 as they rallied with three runs in the fifth to pull ahead. The Tigers are set to face the Towns Friday with Athletics vs White Sox on Tuesday and the Indians without a scheduled opponent.
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Athletics
Senators
Anks
Zig Nagy
Athetics
Agy
B. Volk
Nagy
Voss
Injans
Pfaff
Dians
Deeat
Enators
Tigers
Whiteox
Red Sox
Furnitures Face Dual Hard Games This Weekend
The Thomas Furnitures meet Elyria Stars at Ely Stadium tomorrow and Berea Blues on Sunday both at 3:00 pm. Jack Storm will pitch tomorrow with Kenny Long handling Sunday duties, while Captain F. Ross catches both games. Players meet at Hamilton Field 1:30 pm.
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Thomas Furnitures
Elyria Stars
Ely Stagium
Berea Blues
Berea
Jack Storm
Furnitures
Kenny Long
F. Ross
Hamilton Field
City Motors to Face Kipton in Sunday Softball
City Motors softball team will play Kipton at Kipton on Sunday. All City Motors players are asked to meet at the garage at 1 PM.
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City Motors
Kipton
City Motor
Elyria Country Club Weekend Set With Golf Events
Elyria Country Club prepares for its busiest weekend in years with a Saturday schedule featuring a blind par contest prizes for low gross low net longest drive and fewest putts a Fourth of July luncheon and a four ball mixed foursome. Supper and fireworks cap the night and a club dance with Jack Flynn and his orchestra follows. Sunday dawn breakfast offers member choice for the day’s tournament and the Old Men Match between Frank Ritchie with Art Taylor and L B Fauver with Howard Cook promises a tense finish as last year’s Decora tion Day winners renew competition.
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Elyria Country Club
Elyria Club
Mittee
Aarge
Jack Flynn
Frank Ritchie
Harry Calvert
Art Taylor
L. B. Fauver
Howard Cook
A. B. Taylor
Flag tournament and mixed fourball at Sprig Valley July 4
A lively day of golf is planned at Sprig Valley with a flag tournament in the morning and a mixed two ball fourball in the afternoon. The day is expected to draw the largest crowd of the year. Dr. R. W. Hancock and Fred Brown led low net with 74 in yesterday’s American Legion tournament at Spring Valley, while H. G. Stanford shot 78 for low gross and Leonard Tufford was next.
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Sprig Valley
R. W. Hancock
Fred Brown
American Legion
Spring Valley
H. G. Stanford
Leonard Tufford
Hme
Welsh Coal Swamps Willroo A C In Softball Clash
Welsh Coal swamped Willroo A C 16 to 1 at McKinley Park last night. Moran pitched dominantly for Welsh Coal, profiting from a potent lineup that battered Gerhardinger throughout the game.
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Wilroo A. C
Willroo A. C
McKinley
Gerhardinger
Moran
Eiyna A C s Notice Practice Tonight at Cascade Park
The Eiyna A C will practice tonight at Cascade Park instead of Riverview as announced yesterday. Drill 15 is scheduled for 6 15.
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Eiyna A. C
Cascade Park
Riverview
Baseball score roundup with multiple city games
American results show Cleveland 12 over Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 2 over Boston 0. National results list New York 9 over ost Lay 2 and Chicago 2 over Padelpha Beeatsten 4. Pittsburgh 1 and Woostina a vs.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
New York
Detroit
Washington
St Louis
Chiago
Padelpha Beeatsten
Eineanas
Pittsburgh
Woostina
National Games Today. Pittsburgh at Crookisn St Tanuts at Philadlephia
Pittsburgh meets Crookisn St Tanuts and Philadelphia faces another rival in today’s national games. The schedule highlights urban teams seeking wins across cities with high stakes for standings.
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Pittsburgh
Crookisn
Tanuts
Philadlephia
Opinions on Schmeling vs Stribling Title Fight
Elyrians voice varied predictions for the Schmeling Stribling clash. Names include Oscar Haserooti Dr R W Hancock Sheriff Clarence Adams and many others weighing whether the bout goes the distance or ends in a knockout with Stribling favored by some and Schmeling by others. The spread highlights boxing bravado and local fan engagement ahead of a fifteen round showdown.
Stribling To Win Title In Cleveland Bout
Russell Davies notes Max Schmeling defends heavyweight crown in a fifteen round title fight against W. L. Stribling of Georgia at Cleveland’s lake front stadium. Schmeling, who won the title after a foul by Jack Sharkey in New York, faces skepticism from critics but hopes to prove himself beyond a mere “cheese” champion as Stribling, the leading challenger, looms.
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Russell Davies
Onight
Max Schumeling
Germany
W. L.young
Stribling
Georgia
Cleveland
New
Lake Front Stadium
Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Boston
New York
Schmeling-Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Schmelig
Teuton
United States
Maxie
Johnny Risko
Association Results and Today’s Schedule Summary
Results show Minneapolis defeating Milwaukee 6 to 3, Indianapolis 8 to 4 over Toledo, and Columbus beating Louisville 7 to 3 while Kansas City won 13 to 2 over St Paul. Today’s games feature Indianapolis at Toledo, Milwaukee at Kansas City, and Minneapolis at St Paul with Louisville at Columbus.
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St Paul
Pere
Milwaukee
Columbus
Lewisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolies
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Louisville
Association
St. Paul
Stadium Soft Ball League Organized
Formation of the Stadium League was completed with seven teams enrolled. Games will be held at Ely Stadium and Hamilton diamonds nightly at 6 30 with two rounds and a possible playoff. Teams include Wilroo Aay East Side Blues Western Heights Tigers Od Timers Indians Dodgers and West Side Blues.
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Stadium League
Ely Stadium
Hamilton Diamonds
Wilroo Aay
East Side Blues
Western Heghts Tigers
O'd Timers
Indians
Dodgers
West Side Blues
Hamilton Diamond
Stadium Schedule Saft Ball July Entries and Matches
A fragmented list of baseball game timings and pairings across multiple days in July. Teams include East Side Blues Old Timers Dodgers Tigers Indians West Side Blues and others, with venues and partial dates inconsistent in Hamilton and nearby areas.
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Wuhoo A
East Side Blues
Tigers
West Side Blues
Hamilton
Dodgers
Tulx
Wuroo A
Hamtton
Tndrans
Tyadgers
Rives
Indians
Dodrars
West de Alyas
Old Timers
Hasatleany
Wiray
Dodcers
Tigers Wednnesday
Tutt
West Side Rives Ye Indians
Gamiiton
Wroriws
Coxs Dodgers
Timrars Travety
Fesler Wins Cup For Third Straight Year at OSU
In Columbus on July 3 the Potter Runmaker's cup was awarded to Wesley Fesler, Ohio State University's top offensive player for the third consecutive year. Fesler, a star athlete, is the first in varsity history to win the award annually, boasting an average of 1.717.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Wesley Fesler Fesler
Coon Hunters Hold Fifth Annual Field Trial in Gratiot
Muskingum Valley Coon Hunters Association plans its fifth annual field trial at Smith's Grove Gratiot Ohio starting tomorrow. A purse of 3500 has been assured and about 250 entrants are expected in the meet.
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Zanesville O
UPI
Muskingum Valley
Coon Hunters’ Association
Smith's Grove
Gratiot, O
Stribling Schmeling Bout Seen As Likely To Go Distance
A boxing writer assesses the heavyweight title bout between Harry Stribling and Max Schmeling. He predicts Stribling will win on points thanks to ring craft and speed, while Schmeling’s punch absorption argues against a knockout. The piece notes mixed local expert opinions and hints at further viewpoints on the sport page.
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Schmeling
Barnum
Challenger Stribling Faces Schmeling for Uncertain Crown
In Cleveland, challenger P W L Young Stribling meets Germany's Max Schmeling in a peculiar title bout amid unofficial weigh-ins and disputed rules. Stadium attendance falls short of 50,000 as purses and costs soar, with Stribling favored at 10-9 and 6-5 and a strength advisory team backing him.
Heavyweight Title Bout Set for Cleveland Stadium Tonight
Cleveland reports a world heavyweight title bout in the new lakefront stadium with Max Schmeling of Germany defending against W L Young Stribling of Macon Georgia in a 13 round decision. Referee Georges Blake. Time about 10 to 10 15 EST. Possible gate of 490000 and Schmeling to receive 40 percent of net and Stribling 12 1 2 percent. Attendance around 50 000 if weather permits. Prelims feature Battling Bozo versus Natie Brown Frankie Cawley versus George Panka Frankie Simms versus Joe Vincha Charley Retzlaff versus Marty Gallagher. Semi final Johnny Risko versus Tony Galento eight rounds to follow main bout.
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Cleveland
New Lake Front
Max Schmeling
Germany
W. L. (Young
Stribling
Macon
Georges Blake
California
Schmeling
Battling Bozo
Birmingham
Natie Brown
Oakland
Calif
Frank Cawley
Pittston
George Panka
Pittsburgh
Frankie Simms
Joe Vincha
Boston
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
Marty Gallagher
Washington
D. C
Johnny Risko
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Boxing Bout Weigh-In Confusion Before Big Fight
Schmeling and Stribling weighed in unofficially as scales failed at WTAM studio. Schmeling listed 189 and Stribling 186.5 on managers word, but discrepancies surfaced when the scales tipped unevenly. Both fighters presented superb condition, with Schmeling claiming better form than last year.
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Blake
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Stribling
WTAM
Eagle Eye
Jacobs
Strib
Max
Jack Sharkey
Hy Foul
Bear Baer Set For Twenty Round Bout
Reno reports a rest day for heavyweight contender Max Baer while challenger Uzcudau readies for a scheduled 20 round clash. Dolph Thomas, Baer’s handler, emphasizes mental preparation and maintaining the right attitude. Uzcudun vows to stop Baer within 19 rounds, Baer pledges the same to Uzcudun.
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UPI
Paolino Uzcudau
Max Baer
California
Dolph Thomas
Californian
Max
Thomas
Baer
Uzcudun
Bittners Play Amherst Sunday in Grafton
The Grafton Bittners host the Amherst Independents Sunday. Amherst has five wins and two losses. Manager Bittner announced two signings, Johnny Yucka and Bill Mackin, former Elyria A. C. players. Mackin to second base and Yucka likely to take the mound.
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Grafton
Grafton Butttners
Amherst Independents
Amherst
Bittner
Johnny Yucka
Bill Mackin
Elyria A. C
Mackinn
Yucka
Wakeman Hosts Two Hard Contests At Ball Park
Wakeman O July 3 There will be baseball on the program at the Wakeman ball park for the coming weekend. Amherst Mischka Meats visit on the 4th and Clyde Merchants play Sunday with Hither Bartlome or Keenan pitching for the Meats and Skinny Owens for Wakeman. If Owens starts Sunday Lefty Duncan will oppose Clyde. Wakeman has six wins in eight games this season.
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Wakeman
Amherst
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