Woodmen Fall 18-6 At Kelleys Island July Fourth
Woodmen traveled to Kelleys Island and lost 18 to 6. Heath weakened in the sixth as Island scored seven runs to seal the game. McKelips led Island with two triples while Woodmen’s McKelips and Werts each hit three baselines. Yoscobite struck out five for Woodmen and Schlessman six for Island. Winning pitcher Schlessman. Losing pitcher Heath. Umpire Brown. Time 1:50. Players urged to report at 12:30 for Ely Park trip to Huron.
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Kelleys Island
Heath
McKelips
Ely Park
Huron
Schitter
O. McKelips
Bako
Werts
T. Smith
F. Smith
Moody
J. Smith
Kellys Island
Yoscobite
Schlessman
Jeroch
Heat
Schlesman
Suhr
Brown
Americans Dominate Wimbledon Finals Amid Davis Cup Hype
July 5 Wimbledon featured three finals with American players in every final, led by Edith Cross and Sarah Palfrey challenging Helen Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan for women’s doubles while William Tilden faced Wilmer Allison in men’s singles. Moody extended her streak to four straight Wimbledon titles with a 6-2 6-2 win over Ryan, continuing her finals undefeated run since 1927.
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Wimbledon
United States
William Tilden
Philadelphia
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Edith Cross
San Francisco
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Helen Wills Moody
Berkeley
Cal
Elizabeth Ryan
N. J
George M. Lott
Chicago
John Doeg
Santa Monica
Elyria Eagles edge Goldthorpe Tires 4 3 at Riverview Park
Archie Bartlome pitched a masterful game for the Elyria Eagles holding the Goldthorpe Tires of Lorain to three runs after the third inning. Cebula led the Eagles with three hits and two walks, Schacht added a timely fifth inning double, while Kissell struggled with control as Lorain failed to reach first base after the third.
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Elyria Eagles
Goldthorpe
Lorain
Riverview Park
Bartlome
Goldthorpes
Eagles
Kissell
Cebula
Schacht
Eagle
Wigg
R.H. PO
Pfeiffer
Kutting
Ss A
Bonk
Ib Wees Ee Nickolette
Dobras
Cf O'Connor
Stefonick
Porciello
Vigg
Fitzpatrick
Machock
Shriner
L. Wragg
Gleason
Rf Jacobs
Fa Aestee
Indians Drop Double Bill
The Cleveland Indians lost a doubleheader to the Detroit Tigers 5-4 and 4-3. Ferrell took the loss in the first game as Detroit scored two runs in the ninth with two outs to win. In the second game Pinky Shoffner started for Cleveland until the seventh, then Harder took the mound and the Tigers pulled ahead. A twelfth inning Gehringer homer sealed the second game. Walter Miller and Earl Whitehill were the scheduled starters for the next game.
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Ferrell
Cleveland
Detroit
Funk
Johnson
Pinky Shoffner
Tigers
Harder
Charlie Gehringer
Tiger
Walter Miller
Earl Whitehil
Mason And Rosie Play Off Tie On Monday Night
Al Mason and Bill Rosie will clash Monday night at Garden Golf Miniature Golf Course to break a tie for the low gross score from opening night. Both finished with 46. The prize is a silver loving cup.
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al Mason
Bill Rosie
Garden Golf Miniature Golf Course
Paradise Furnitures wallop West Side at Cascade Park
Lefty Hejra struck out twelve and allowed three hits in a 11-4 Paradise Furnitures win over the West Sides at Cascade Park. Gerush relieved and gave up five late runs as Clevelanders built the lead, with Crabbe and Mattis delivering key hits and Hejra earning the win in a game witnessed by a large crowd.
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Hejra
Paradise Furnitures
Cleveland
Cascade Park
Cleveland Indians
Rule
Cook
Sherman
Clowson
Elbert
Crabbe
Mattis
Toth
Local golf tourneys crown winners across Elyria and Spring Valley
A Flag tournament at Elyria Country Club saw F R Eckler take first with Dr Taylor second and Dr Barnes plus Mr Barie tied for third. Mixed events produced wins for Mr and Mrs Howard Barbour tolling low gross and tied low net with Mr and Mrs W H Stark. Spring Valley saw Fred Kushinsky and Miss Stewart win the mixed two-ball foursomes with 83, and other nets led by Mrs H Mapes and D Nellis at 64. Cleveland Plain Dealer trophy action looms as clubs vie to unseat Westwood, while Elyria-Lorain cadets prepare for grudge match rematch after a 11-11 tie.
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Elyria Country Club
F. R. Eckler
Dr. Taylor
Dr. Barnes
Mr. Barie
Howard Barbour
W. H. Stark
Win. Timms
Mrs. Biggs
Spring Valley
Fred Kushinsky
Miss Stewart
Lawrence Webber
Lou Reeves
H. Mapes
D. Nellis
Jack Warner
al Bishop
Miss Clippinger
Flyrna Country Club
Westwood Country Club
Elyria and
Lorain Caddine
Eddie Wynieski
Elyria
Jim Rosso
Lorain
Rosso
Filyvia
Cleveland and Detroit clash in long Big Nine game
Runs batted in by Stone Hodapp Averill Gehringer and Morgan highlight a pitching duel with 8 hits allowed by Shoffner over 6 1 2 innings and 4 by Harder in 4 2 3. Uble and Warder also pitched as Johnson Desautels McManus and others produced key hits. Time 2 25.
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Falk
Morgan
Stone
Akers
Myatt
Johnson
Funk
Ferrell
Jamieson
Averill
Gehringer
Sorrell
Hodapp
Alexander
Ferrill
Burnett
Detroit
Cleveland
Od Sorrell
Sullivan
Deneen
Nallin
van Graffin
Able
McManus
Desautels
Sacrifices Stone
Harder
Shoffner
Detroit AB
Wee
L Gehringer
Shevlin
Ene Stone
Stn
Uhle
Rogell
Schmeling Receives Warm Welcome in Berlin Homecoming
In Berlin, Max Schmeling was greeted by over 5,000 fans as he arrived by air after sailing into Bremen. He said he had not fully recovered from his world heavyweight title win but hoped to meet Sharkey in a September rematch, with his mother and trainer Max Ruchon by his side.
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Berlin
Max Schmeling
Im Bremerhaven
Bremen
Max Ruchon
Schmeling
Sharkey
Harold Halpin Wins Rapid Fire Tourney
Harold Halpin defeated Howard Martin 6-4 at Ely Field to win the senior rapid fire tennis tournament. Martin pressed Halpin with cautious play, but Halpin’s driving game and backhand carried the final. Martin had beaten Shay, Sharkey, and Blair to reach the final. other bracket results included Dunstan defeating Gill for the Boys and Girls Junior title with Eckler a finalist. A rapid fire doubles tourney is planned for next Thursday at Ely Field with a small entry fee to fund prizes.
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Johnnie Shaw
Howdy Halpin
Howard Martin
Ely Field
Martin
Hod
Halpin
Ohio University
Marty
Shay
Sharkey
Blair
Eckler
Dave Horan
Ryshen
Bres
Berson
Wingard
Finnegan
Naughton
Howenstiene
Ed Lyons
Terry
Howenstiene,Jr
Passen
Rushen
Dick Horan
George Dunstan
Ruth Gill
Jane
Eagles Boxing Card Proves Fine Success
Russell Davies reports a near capacity Elyria crowd at the Fair Grounds as Ollie Downs brought Cleveland boxers to town. The card produced strong performances from Elyria locally and five fights ended before the limit, with Ollie Downs’ charges and Cleveland foes claiming notable victories.
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Eagles
Elyria
Fair Grounds
Ollie Downs
Cleveland
Babe Triscaro
Charlie Carmen
Alliance
Carmen
Triscaro
Frankie Brazio
Dave Brown
Grafton
Brazio
Brown
Kayo
Willie Wash-Hy Cohen
Wash
Cohen
Willie
Sammy
Marsico
Cleveland Boy
O. K
West Sides Travel to Joppa for Tomorrow's Game
West Sides head to Joppa to face the Merchants with Either Rule or Smith set to pitch for the locals and Myers slated to return to second base. All players meet Manager Klein at 12 45 at his home before departure.
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Joppa
Rule
Smith
Myers
West Side
Klein
Major League Leaders and Giants Rally in 11th
The column lists National League leaders with Gehrig Cochrane Simmons Rice Dickey and others, noting leaders by team and stats. It also recalls a two game setback for Dazzy Vance after a four run lead against the Giants, with Cruz delivering an eleventh inning winner and Bill Clark pitching well in the second game.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet. Gehrig
Cochrane
Simmons
Rice
Wash
Dickey
Texx
Philadelphia
Dazzy Vance
Giants
Hughie Cruz
Bill Clark
Randall Leaves Sunday For National Open
Spring Valley plans a large send off for Bob Randall, their pro, who departs Cleveland Airport at 1:10 p.m. for the National Open in Minneapolis. He will travel via Chicago with Art Krenz to arrive Monday at the Nicolette Hotel. Play runs from the 10th to the 12th with Spring Valley members hoping to cheer him on as world class competition unfolds.
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Spring Valley Country Club
Bob Randall
Minneapolis
Bib
Cleveland
Chicago
Spring Valley
Art Krenz
Bob
Nicolette Hotel
City team travels to North Olmsted Sunday
North Olmsted is the next objective for the City team with a Sunday game that won’t affect standings after Elyria clinched the first half title. Artie Cook will start for Elyria in his first appearance of the season. the City lineup may shift as they seek their ninth victory with Nickelette behind the plate and Forbush at short with Suby at third.
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North Olmsted
Elyria
Lorain
Artie Cook
Art
Olmsteders
Cook
Louie Nickelette
Forbush
Suby
Smith
Eagles to host Barberton Merchants Sunday clash
The Eagles invite Barberton Merchants of Barberton to South Amherst Field for a Class A Northern Ohio showdown. Manager Fitzpatrick plans to start Al Wragg after using Bartlome in the Independence Day tilt as Goldthorpes recover, aiming for a hometown victory.
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Eagles
Barberton
South Amherst Field
Ohio
Bartlome
Forain Goldthorpes
Fitzpatrick
al Wragg
Elyria Horses Win At Wapakoneta Pace and Trot Victories
Elyria horses owned by R. L. Walker produced first money at Wapakoneta. Peter Direct won the 2:12 Pace in 2:10 with driver Frank Caine, who also guided Cora Potempkin to 2:11 in the 2:12 Trot. Caine, formerly with Dr. Clement, is now employed by Mr. Walker.
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R. L. Walker
Wapakoneta
Peter Direct
Cora Potempkin
Frank Caine
Caine
Dr. Clement
Mr. Walker
Red Caps at Eaton Tomorrow
The Elyria Red Caps travel to Eaton on Sunday to face a strong Eaton team. All Red Cap players meet at Hamilton for the trip and the game is set to start at 3 p.m.
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Eaton
Elyria
Hamilton
Merchants Beat Parkview in 11-4 Cascade Park Game
The Elyria Merchants defeated the Parkview Rats 11 to 4 at Cascade Park. Davies, Diewald homered. left on base 8 to 7. Mahl pitched 9 innings for the losing side while A Morse earned the win. Upcoming game at McKinley Tuesday. practice Monday night. calls invited for junior teams.
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Parkview Rats
Cascade Park
Merchants
McKinley
Qelock
R. E. Duake
Foster Avenue
Elyria
Onio
Parkview
AB. R. H. O. A. E. Griffith
Elf
Everhart
Ao Elek
Cas
Gerber
Smith
Dean
Mahl
P Graber
Gerhart
Sodaski
C Wee Ee
Davis
Bearer
Diewald
Nieman
Fortman
Kaylor
Femnely
American results and standings with long games
Detroit and Cleveland split a doubleheader with 10 and 15 innings while St. Louis and Chicago also played to keep pace. Washington fell behind New York as Philadelphia edged Boston in a tight set. Standings show Cleveland 4 0 and Detroit 65 4 with Koston at 7 2 and New York 0 3.
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Cleveland
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Koston
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Iursa
Enemas
National Results Show Mixed Baseball Scores Across Cities
National results list multiple games with distinct scores from New York to St. Louis. Key outcomes include New York 6 Brooklyn 4 in the first nine innings, Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 1, St. Louis 14 Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 7 Boston 7, Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 2, and Boston 3 Pittsburgh 4.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Phiiladelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
National Games Today Across Six Cities
Boston faces Philadelphia in two games, Brooklyn meets New York, Cincinnati plays St Louis, and Chicago takes on Pittsburgh. Major teams across the nation contest key matchups in winter schedule.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Association Results From Cities Match Day
Loursville defeated Indianapolis 13 to 4 while Toledo won 12 to 8. Columbus edged Kansas City 4 to 3. Milwaukee fell 7 to 4 as Minneapolis lost 9 to 3 and St Paul dropped 6 to 1.
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Loursville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St Paul
Association Games Today
Columbus faces Toledo while Indianapolis plays Toulsville. Kansas City hosts Milwaukee as St. Paul visits Minneapolis.
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Association
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Toulsville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Rentals and Homes Rising as City and Country Trade
J H Dixon and O J Bannon completed several rentals. Henry Heldrich’s seven room English Colonial on Princeton is finished and will be opened for inspection next week. Demand grows for small country residences with city conveniences, city properties change hands, and trades are prime as fall business nears.
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Henry Heldrich
Princeton
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