Ohio Governor’s Athletic Past Highlighted in 1920 Pranks
United Press reports Henry T. Gorrell details Governor Whitson’s athletic roots at Princeton and in early life. The piece recalls his football days, teaching Greek and math, coaching, and later work in oil fields and Klondike ventures, ending with notes on his health routine and golf interest.
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Am Anan
Les
Titusy
Wren
Breeton Amivers
Govercor
Fresnaman
Laerins
Harold McCormick
International Harvester Company
Strici
Princeton
Itusvilla High School
Bradford Pa
Klondixe
Match Play In Ohio Amateur Starts Today
Officials of the Ohio Golf Association announce the State Amateur Championship will be held at Portage County Club in Akron. Entrants draw two routes to determine match play starting today as the tournament begins to crown the amateur champion.
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Ohio
Coltumbts
Wraniec
Cts Bera
Gaz
Columbts
Tha O&fo Golf Association
Portasa
Akron
A L. Garford
King E Fauver
H. H. Benham
State OF Ohio
Golf Championship Qualifying Raises 164 Record Mark
Guerrier and seminz led the field in a 32 player champion section of youth and first time title contenders. Columbus posted 146 with two 13 and 8 scores and Marshall L Godman followed as Florio’s closest rival. Oliver Travnsas Canton and Jack Munro Akron were among veterans in the 164 qualifying score for two days of 36 hole consolation rounds after Tuesday’s play.
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Guerrier
Seminz Motor
Follarne
Dar Qualfricg
Florio
Marshall L. Godman
Columbus
Oliver Travnsas
Canton
Jack Munro
Akron
Raleigh Lee Columbus
Tigers Defeat Old Timers 13-9 in Soft Ball League game
Western Heights Tigers exploded for nine runs in the first inning to beat the Old Timers 13-9 at Stadium Soft Ball League play last evening. Soja allowed the early damage before Strink 12 secured the win, holding the Old Timers to thirteen scattered hits.
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Western Heights Tigers
Soja
Strink
McHale Set to Meet Yarosz in July Fight
Welterweight Marty McHale now based in Elyria will clash with Teddy Yarosz of Pennsylvania in Parkersburg West Virginia on July 15. Managed by Gascoigne McHale has won two of his last three bouts in Pennsylvania and drew the other. Gascoigne plans return to Elyria for fall shows as McHale trains hard for the title bout.
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Marty McHale
Jimmy Gascoigne
Elyria
Teddy Yarosz
Pennsylvania
Parkersburg
West Virginia
McHale
Gascoigne
Marty
Saints Boost Lead In Ass'n. Opening win over Columbus
Saint Paul opened the American Association series with an 8 to 5 victory over Columbus in Columbus. Louisville split a doubleheader with Kansas City, winning 2 to 1 in the first game and losing 8 to 4 in the second. Art Shires powered Milwaukee to a 12 to 6 win over Indianapolis with a homer, double and a single as the Indians won 4 to 2. Minneapolis rose to fourth by taking two from Toledo, 5 to 3 and 1 to 0.
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Columbus
St Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Art Shires
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Indians
Minneapolis
Toledo
Watkins Compared to Ty Cobb by Gabby Street
Gabby Street hails George Watkins of the St Louis Cardinals as a high class straight away hitter. He calls Watkins fiery aggressive and a quick thinker on the base paths. Watkins hit .373 last season and is still earning, Street believes others will agree with him about Cobb chatter in a couple of seasons.
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George Watkins
St Louis Cardinals
Ty Cobb
Gabby Street
Gabby
Watkins
Street
Cobb
Young Welter Faces Noted Opponent in Rough Bout
A rising welterweight meets one of the top contenders in a match that tests his grit. The bout pits the newcomer against a foe who has already beaten several strong opponents, signaling a stern early career milestone for the young fighter.
Three-Year-Olds In Feature At Randall Today
Cleveland harness racing program features the $11920 champion stake at North Randall with Protector and Charlotta Hanover as top contenders. Calumet Budiong rates as a favorite while several three year olds including Nedis Gus Post Haste and Calumet Bastle McAuhrey run in the event. Other entries and results from the 22nd Edwards race round out the card.
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Cleveland
Protector
Charlotta Hanover
North Randal
Staten
Caarioce Hancvar
Nedis Gus
Post Haste
Emer Butler
Stellate
Semator Lovke
Calumet Bastle
Calumet Budiong
Wau Hughes
Favo Er
Carma
Ume
Ars‘ocrat
Max Schmeling to Defend Title in NAB Territory
General John V Clinnin of the National Boxing Association said a world heavyweight title bout between Max Schmeling and the winner of the Mickey Walker Jack Sharkey bout in New York on July 22 would be sanctioned in NAB territory. He ruled out Schmeling versus Primo Carnera due to Carnera's suspension, noting Schmeling is expected to defend within six months or risk vacating the title with the National Boxing Association.
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Chicago
Lpi
John V Clinnin
National Boxing Association
Max Schmeling
Mickey Walker
Jack Sharkey
New York
Clinnin
Schmeling
Primo Carnera
N B. A
Elexing Association
Young Hebert Dominates on the Diamond in 1931 Beat
The piece profiles Hebert and Southern Youth Hebert’s rise in baseball, noting his early success and dark mood at times. It highlights his rapid progression from Class A to major league play with the St Louis Browns, including key starts against the Athletics and Yankees, and praises other young stars like Worthington Lombard and Vartin as budding champions of the era.
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Tre “Imers
Wallace Hewert
St Louis Bruins
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Kilurer
Browns
Heber
Younger
Rue
Athletics
Local Fairways Action at Elyria Club and Western Division Meet
Ladies at Elyria Country Club played yesterday with J B Thatcher taking the prize for the last putts and $1. The Western Division Golf Association will meet Friday at Spring Valley. Yesterday’s results in Class A saw Barcour and Gillis, Fauver and Moyer, Gould and Squire each win by narrow margins. Class B winners included Murhbach, Stephens, Plocher, Carson, and Wirth with decisive margins.
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Elyria
J.B Tnatcher
Ladies
Western Division Golf Association
K. W Plocher
R. G. Herzberger
F. E. Carson
Johnston
R. P. Wirth
Fisher
Miss Washburn
Golf Club Inter-Club Tourney Opens at Spring Valley
A golf battle unfolds this afternoon at Spring Valley Country Club as 64 or more Rotary Club members from Elvtra Lakewood Lorain and Vermilion compete. Elynia Rotary will send about twenty players while Lakewood expects 30 plus golfers. The event stems from a Hallenze issued by the Lakewood Rotary Club.
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Irs RC Hoevig
R E Jahson
Miss KeVoge
Mis A Mo Wannonford
Mis & F. Basinger
Mis L Krilogg
Spring Valley Country Club
Rotary Clan
Elvtra Lakewood
Lorain
Vermilion
Elynia Rotary Club
Lakewood
Lakewood Rotary Club
Attendance record set at Wrigley Field in Chicago
About 45,900 fans paid to see the Chicago Cubs win a doubleheader 14-2 and 6-3 against the St Louis Cardinals at Wrigley Field yesterday. Roughly 30,000 fans gathered outside the park unable to gain admittance. The crowd surpassed those at the Cubs Athletics World Series games in Chicago.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Chicago Cubs
St Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Athletics
Laake
American Results From National Games Today
Fragmented OCR notes show scattered results from national games across cities. Mentions of New York Boston Philadelphia St Louis and Minneapolis with various scores and placeholders indicating event outcomes and associations.
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St Louis
Cleveaid
Heago
Lows
Derry
Boston
New
Leading Itters American Frague Player-Club Stats Report
Historic baseball stat line sheet lists players from Plater to Morgan Cleve and others with games, at bats, runs, hits, and averages. It includes names such as Huth Webb Goslin Klein Hendricks Grimm Custer and references to season leaders and year ago comparisons for Gehrig O'Doul and others in the National League and American League pages.
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American Frague
Plater — Clin
H. Pet
Morgan Cleve
Huth, WN Oy
Webb
Kosten
Ats Goslin
St. T
Simmons
Phila
Gehrig
New York
National Sagle
G AB. R. H. Pet
I O F Teams Clash At Cascade Sunday
Erie Lodge I O F and Cuyahoga County leaders face off in a softball game at Cascade Park as the annual picnic events unfold. The game is slated to begin at 2 p.m. with attendees gathering for a community gathering after.
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Cascade
Erie Lodge I. 0. O. F
Cascade Park
Erie
Cuyahoga County
Hollywood Girls Here On July 14th and 25th Night Games
Elyria Eagles coach Karl Kaiser, after withdrawing from the Tri-Counts League, maps a two game schedule to feature two attractions in three weeks. On July 14 the Hollywood Girls Club, a renowned women’s team, visits for a 5:59 pm night game, and on July 25 the House of David troupe returns for a night game. The Hollywood Girls comprise veterans of six to ten years, famed for pitching, catching, and fielding like men. The House of David, valued at about $300000, brings a three-household touring act with a top reputation, promising a memorable event with lighting theatrics if needed.
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Hollywood Girls
House of David
Aving
Karl Kaiser
Elyria Eagles
Kater
Kaiser
Hollywood Girls Club
House of Divid
Hollywood
Tuerdas
Top Flight Favored At Arlington
In Chicago Sonny Whitney trains Top Flight as favorite for the Lassie Stakes at Arlington Park. If all 25 horses run the purse totals 28150 with the winner earning 224530. Eligible contenders include Princess Ivre Princess O Princes Camera and rising names such as Butter Beans Sunrise Polonaise and Gila Fhlign.
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Chicago
Ov CV
Sonny Whitney
Arlington
Parry Todas
Joseph Lener
Sportstar
Princess O
Lady Telds
Camelia
Tigers Beat Tigers Lead Junior League Stuns White Sox
The Athletics defeated the White Sox 22 to 1 in an American League Junior High League game at El Stadium, placing them on the heels of the league leading Tigers who remain undefeated.
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Athletics
el Stadium
Tigers
Athletic
Faulhaber
McCray
Drage
Seigmund
Willams
Browns
Ceesseees
Indians
Senators
Red Sox
Play First Round Pro Tennis Matches Today in New York
Play continues in New York with first round pro tennis matches today after two postponements. Players from several top tours compete on the center and outer courts as fans anticipate early upsets and strong performances.
Tilden Favored In Open National Tennis Round At Forest Hills
Rain delays affect the first round of the annual national professional tennis tournament at Forest Hills Stadium. William Tilden, seed number two, is favored to reclaim the title from defending champion Vincent Richards, who is seeded number one.
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Forest Hills Stadium
William Tilden
Vincent Richards
Richards
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American Association
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