Teams Again Tied for Lead In First Half Tri County Race
By Russ Davies OSSIBILITY of a playoff for the first half Tri County League pennant loomed as Elyjn Bittners Amherst Mischka Meats and Lorain Fisher Foods each held five wins and one loss after yesterday's games. Amherst Meats shut out Grafton Bittner Cash Markets 14-0 on the Grafton diamond with Alt Cobras on the mound and eighteen safeties for the Meats aided by misplays. Lorain Foods defeated Lorain Billiards 5-1 at Oakwood Park, keeping the trio tied atop the standings.
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Russ Davies
C-T Sporta
Elyjn Bittners
Amherst Mischka Meats
Lorain Fisher Foods
Amherst Meats
Grafton Bittner
Grafton
Alt Cobras
Norman
Lorain
Fisher Foods and Billiards
Oakwood Park Diamond
DeMolays and Lyons tied for club lead in league play
Debating the Elyria area leagues, sly Name and DeMolays remain deadlocked atop the club standings as recent league results shift the balance. Mon night, sly Name edged Methodist Baraca while DeMolays forfeited. I ndus won a disputed 11-10 but was ruled invalid on ineligible players. Sunday schedule includes Elyria Bittners vs Troxels, Amherat Metts vs Oberlin, and Grafton Markets vs Kipton with early 10 A M start for the Kipton game.
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Ily
Monnight
Methodist Baraca
Y-Indus
Bob Moore
Sea
St. Paul's
Odd Fellows
North Olmsted Defeats Avon In 10th In West Shore Game
North Olmsted edged Avon Merchants 5 to 4 in ten innings in a West Shore League game. Nagel pinch hit for Urig doubled but was ruled out for not reporting. N Frey followed with a single. West Park leads the race and needs a win over Avon or North Olmsted in the final two games to clinch the first half title.
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North Olmsted
Avon Merchants
Nagel
Urig
N. Frey
West Park
Avon
In County Standings and Schedule Details
In county standings yesterday Henulta beat Grafton 14 to 0 and Foods defeated City Billiards 5 to 1. San4sz’s Games show Foods vs Elyria Troxels and yri herst vs Oberlin. Welling ton faces Kipton at Kipton in the morning.
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Yeaterday
Grafton
Her Foods
City Billiards
San4sz
Elyria Troxels Yri Herst
Oberlin
Welling
Barbers Edge In Eastern Heights League Clash
Jatkowski hurled for the win at Schneider's Grove as Matt's Barbers defeated Etzels Wallop in a tight contest. Uenin pitched well for the Barbers while five safeties were allowed and strong defense on the paths helped secure the victory.
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Uenin -Pretzels
Gue
Matt's Barbers
Eastern Heights
Schneider’s Grove
Jatkowski
Pass
Maumee Plays Thursday Night At Legion Diamond
A local dodge appears in the text about Elyria Hard reo and Maumee Dairies facing off tomorrow evening at the Legion diamond on the street. The message is garbled but indicates a planned game location and timing for Thursday night.
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Elyria Hardreo Ad Maumee Dairies
Jolley's Repairs Edge Florence 9-8 in Birmingham
Jolley's Repair Shop team of Elyria defeated Florence A. C. 9-8 at Birmingham High field yesterday. Reed pitched the win and Joe Lehman was behind the plate in a tightly contested game.
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Birmingham
Jolley
Elyria
Florence A. C
Birmingham High Field
Reed
Joe Lehman
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Stafic S Stafic S Yenterday's Heanlth Cleveland 5-3, Chicago 2-6. Detroit 7-5, St. Louis 4-6. Washington 6-3, New York 5-2. Boston 14-9, Philadelphia 4-1.
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Heanlth
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
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Sports Scores From Multiple City Matchups
The report lists results including Newark 6 Baltimore 4 and Jersey City 4 Buffalo 2, plus Toronto 6 Buffalo 1 and Montreal 5 Rochester 3, with Albany 2 and Rochester 4 in later lines. The brief summary notes standings and outcomes across teams Newark Jersey City Toronto Montreal Baltimore Albany.
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L Pet
Newark
Rochester
Toronto Ee
Baltimore
Montreal
Albany
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Oberlin Team Captures Rapid-Fire Net Tourney
Oberlin College stars were runners up as Olds and Pett defeated Sharkey and Horan 6 0 7 5 in the finals of the rapid fire doubles tennis tournament at Ely Stadium. Olds and Pett had earlier eliminated Hoover Giles and Abbe, and Finnegan in semis. A total of nineteen teams competed in the event.
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Oberlin
Chuck Olds
Dan Pett
Jim Sharkey
Dave Horan
Ely
Chuck Hupp
Lthough
Oberlin College Stars
Rapidfire
Ely Stadium
Olds
Pett
Sharkey
Horan
Elyria
Frank Hoover
Jay Howenstine
Bob Moore
Chuck Wentz
H. E. Stevens
Gene Finegan
Mark Abbe
Merritt Giles
Pierre Smith
Dick Horan
Hoover - Howenastine
Race-Miliken
Olds-Pett
Stevens-Finnegan
Sharkey-Horan
Smith- Horan
Moore-Wents
Hupp- Dunstan
Hoover- Howenstine
Moore- Wents
Players Ready for "Game of Century" at Comiskey Park
Chicago hosts an inter league midseason classic featuring top stars from both leagues. Connie Mack and John J. McGraw direct a lineup including Ruth Gehrig Frisch Klein Traynor Hubbell and Warneke with Grove Hartnett and Dykes supporting. The event sold out 49 000 seats with demand spreading to 46 states.
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Comiskey Park
Mack
McGraw
George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
Chicago
Connie Mack
John J. McGraw
Babe Ruth
al Simmons
Jimmy Fdéxx
Lou Gehrig
Ruth
Lefty Grove
Oral Hildebrand
Frankie Frisch
Chuck Klein
Bill Terry
Pie Traynor
Carl Hubbell
Lon Warneke
Cubs
Indians and White Sox Split Double Bill in Cleveland
The Indians and White Sox divided a July doubleheader in Cleveland. Willis Hudlin pitched a shutout into the eighth in game one as Cleveland won, while Chicago jumped to an early lead in game two before the Indians fought back but could not overtake the visitors. Key players included Simmons, Swanson, Haas, Myatt, and Cissell for Chicago, with Averill, Boss, Hudlin, and Kamm contributing for Cleveland. The outcome left Cleveland in fourth place, one game behind third-place Baltimore, with several pitching and hitting highlights noted.
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Leveland
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Willis Hudlin
Tribe
Chisox
Indians
Milt Gaston
Sarge Connally
Chicago
Indias
Big Read
Vwosmik
Hale
Ytak
Cissell
Sullivan
Grube
Averill
Kamm
Boss
Hudlin
Hayes
Appling
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Gregory
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Simmons Appling
Alt
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Akress Getekoty
Webb
Gregory Cleveland
Chicago Rowers
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A Sullivan
Simmons
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Gs Dykes
J Hayes
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Wees Connelly
Bean P Weber
Porter Ferrell
OCO
Hardware Midgets Triumph in YMCA Junior League
The Elyria Hardware Midgets defeated the Troxels 14 to 11 in a YMCA Junior League game played Monday at Jefferson. The Hardwares tallied five runs in the fourth inning as Mike pitched and Graber caught for the winners.
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Harwares
Elyria Hardware
Troxels
Jefferson
Hardwares
Mike
Graber
Lasky Leads Public Links Qualifier In Spring Valley Event
Steve Miller shot 74 for low gross in the Flag tournament at Spring Valley with Goets Walchli and Gorie at 78. Harry Long had low net 4-30-54, Walton 89-33-64, Greene 62, Blackwell 6A, Warmee 69. In mixed two-ball, Kappler and Walchii won 79. Hagedorn and Whalen 80. Goetz and Miller 81. several pairs tied for low gross 61. Royce won the Flac Tournament at Elyria CC. Fauver had 77 low gross. Mixed four-somes results listed with Reynolds-Timms winning. Cherry Ridge nine-Below tourney saw Dave Robertson 39. Caddies at Cherry Ridge and Elyria CC split two matches. Royce’s 79-11-68 at Elyria CC earned guest tickets to Bobby Jones shorts. Cherry Ridge captains meeting set for Friday at 7:30.
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Cherry Ridge Star
Pace
Steve Miller
Spring Valley
Jack Royce
Elyria Country Club
Fred Goets
Lawrence Walchli
W. J. Gorie, Jr
Lownet
Harry Long
Elmer Walton
A. H
B.C. Franklin
Don Granger
Starr Faxon
C. H. Davis
Frank Morrison
FR. Herzberger
Ed Staffeld
al Mason
Worth Fauver
Helen Reynolds
Dick Timms
Q. Winsor
Jack Flynn
K. R. Jensen
Jack Brydon
G. E. Moyer
Loyd Lasky Cherry
Fred Miles
Moreland Hills
Thee
Ifred Metzger
Willow
Lost Nation
Tony Witt
Wil- John Trivisonio
Lowiek
Joe San Filippo University Heights
Joe Jantonio
Grantwood
Ken Blecke
Ridgewood
Joan Kubic
O'Brien
Ridge
Joe Banko
Grantwood St Cary
Grafton Plays Two On Sunday
Grafton Bittner Cash Markets of the Tri Cownty League will play two games Sunday. In the morning the team travels to Kiptom for a Tri Cownty game with the Merchants of the village and in the afternoon they host the Oberlin Monarchs at 3 oclock.
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Grafton
Grafton Bittner
Kiptom
Oberlin Monarchs
Trotta Cremery defeats Jolley’s Repairs 10-4 in Lorain
In Lorain on July 5 the Trotta Creemery team routed Jolley’s Repair Shop of Elyria 10-4 at City Field. Pawlak pitched for the winners as Jolley’s fell behind early and could not rally.
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Jolley
Trotta
Lorain
Trotta Creemery
Joller
Elyria
Pawlak
Amherst Player Makes Ten Consecutive Hits
Amherst center fielder Vincent of the Amherst Misthke Meats set what is believed to be a local record with ten consecutive hits. He achieved four more straight hits after sitting out the morning game against the Bittner Cash Markets, then added four against the Hattes Himaureats.
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Amherst
Vincent
Bittner
Locals Rally To Beat North Olmsted In Sixth Inning
Bittner Funeral Home squad rallied for seven runs in the sixth, led by Ernie Dobrowski and Nick Nichols, to defeat North Olmsted as Ken Smith and Johnny Yucka held firm on the mound. Limpert homered for Olmsted, while Yucka and Cook led Bittners with two hits each. Smith earned the win, Ruddy took the loss, in a game featuring errors and wild pitches that swung momentum in the late innings.
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Ernie Braden
Bittner Funeral
North Olmsted
Cuyahoga
Ken ‘Pinkie’ Smith
Bittners
Johnny Yucka
Olmsted
Marsh Ruddy
Bies
Harry Schultz
Northsted
Ruddy
C. Limpert
Smith
Chukber
Miller
Bement
Yucka
Nichols
Gene Myers
Larry Elkins
Limpert
Cook
Myers
Wilbert
Barkacs
Ernie Dobrowski
Raron Nichols
Ernie
Nick
Ken Smith
Murkowski
H Limpert
Co. Limpert
Nick- Wilbert
Rh. Limpert
C. Limols
Bert Barnard
Thlein
Schultz
Mone
Mackin
Rose and
Shephard
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Arvay
Machin
Coste
Lee
Alee
Lf Hoton
Yas Wilbert
Dobrowski
North Olmsted AB Oring
Esklins
Rf . R. Limpert
C Limpert
Dare
Atte
Harvey Schultz
I Karnard
Klein
Elyria
N. Olmsted
Motor Express Beats Homerville 4 3 In Cascade Park Battle
The Motor Express won for the third straight game under new manager Matt Fortman, defeating Homerville 4 to 3 on the Cascade Park diamond. J Timko pitched for the locals, holding Homerville to five singles and excelling in pressure situations. Reichert doubled and singled in three trips. Zemba and McCue contributed key hits. Reichert had a two-base hit. G Weimer added a three-base hit. Homerville left 10 men on base. Welmer walked once and Timko nine, with Timko earning the win. Umpires Erman and Finley. Time of game about two hours.
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Schriner
Nicholette
Hutton
Katting
Suby
Grafton
Amherst
Cobras
Norman
Dobras
The
Motor Express
Matt Fortman
Homerville
Cascade Park
J. Timko
O Cals
Reichert
Zemba
McCue
Reichart
G. Weimer
Kcue
Rigo
E. Kahl
Fuhram
Elyria
Welmer
Timko
Wwelmer
Eimer
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G. Welmer
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Meats Edge Collegians 1-0 Behind Late Run
Maiden of the Collegians held a no hit bid Monday afternoon but lost 1-0 to the Sanitary Meats. The lone run came in the sixth inning after Krist stole second and third following Hellman being hit by a pitch. C Hellman pitched for the winners and allowed three hits while fanning ten.
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Collegians
Sanitary Meats
G. Hellman
Krist
Hellman
Heath
C. Hellman
Malden
Boundaries of the Barent Rectangle Declared by Sate
A clipped note records the state declaring a boundary change on the Barent line. The measure reduces or redefines the boundary arc near Claveleed and Amherett. Officials state the adjustment affects land parcels and governance.
Vines Beats Cochet To Reach Wimbledon Final
Ellsworth Vines of California defended champion status by defeating Henri Cochet of France in four sets 6-2 8-6 3-6 6-1 to advance to the Wimbledon final on a breezy July day in London.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Ellsworth Vites
California
Etion
Henri Cochet
France
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Erst Mischka Meats
Fisher Foods
JeMolays
Speed Brooke
Jim Chastar
Duke Ducar
Brooke
Elyria Troxels
Amherat Metts
Wellington
Kipton
Grafton- Ripton
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Brelich
Ducar
Dominski
Kachur
Holland
Brodke
Chaszar
Chastar
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Gank
Sowski
Ale Amherst Kutting
T. Nickolette
Beeen Vincent
Schriver
Cf Biddalagwer
Scholl
Knechtges
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Karpinski
Burton
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Stojic
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Dave Robertson
R. W. Hancock
George Jones
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Bobby Jones
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Capitol Theatre
Cherry Ridge Golf League
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