Eagles 10 Victory Over Pitchers at Cascade Field
Rose dominated on the mound for the Eagles allowing runs and fanning seventeen as Lorain supported with timely hits. Highland A C added to the Eagles’ offense with two runs in the inning while Cebiula contributed in the field. Traxier and Pfeifer led with base hits and Rose struck out many batters, with Selins and Horneck credited in the game.
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Rose
Cascade
Highland A. C's
Eagles
Vinclins
Nota Loraine
Pfeifer
Traxier
Aby Rose
Selins ii
Horneck
Warner
West Side Nine Defeats Lorain Team in Sunday Game
West Side Nine beat Lorain Team 2 to 2 at Park Sunday with strong offense in the fifth inning. Fortman Russell Gonzalez sparked key hits and sacrifices as West Side loaded bases and scored four runs. Wilbert and Kawosky contributed on defense and handling passed balls as the Lorain side left runners on base.
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Elytia
West Side Nine
Fortman
Russelski
Gonzalez
Douche
Kamia
Wilbert
West Side
W. Wilbert
Lez
Hernandez
Kawosky
Marinin
Anthony
Ambrose
Beiley
T. Nickolette
Painesville
Elixria
Draegers
Conley
Draezeri
Baker-Anthony- Stephens
Murbpy
Mitz
Stevens
Imers Win From Oberlin Merchants in Spree
The report notes Imers defeat Oberlin Merchants with strong six Pastimers in a steady game. It mentions American League listings with Yankees and Athletics and National League teams like Cards Robins Braves and Cubs, highlighting homers and league totals in a bustling box of lines.
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Imers
Oberlin
Elsra
Oberlin Merchants
Robins
Braves
Hillies
Esterday
Ankens
Yankees
Bole
Browna
Browns
Deeds Braves
Cubs
Following The Stars in a Bluesy Baseball Card Summary
Babe Ruth failed to reach a four-run up in the first game, homered for flight number three and produced an RBI. Gehrig collected two hits in the first game and a double with a run scored in the second. Frisch went 2 for 7 with two RBIs across the two games. Hornsby had a single in the first game and a three-for-three with a home run in the second. Lisenbee, Washington rookie star, was released on option to Minneapolis. Also cited 1927 U S gasoline and motorist totals.
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Babe Ruth
Bik
Leu Gehrig
Frankie Frisch
Rogers Hornsby
Liseaber
Washington
Horace Lisenbee
Minneapolis
Eighty-Nine Men Chosen for 1928 U S Olympic Track Team
New York July 4 Eighty nine men were named to the 1928 United States Olympic track and field squad by the selection committee. Four members selected for third straight time include Jackson Scholz and Charley Paddock whose amateur status is under investigation. Ray Watson switches from 1500 to 5000 metres and Jute Ray changes from the 3000 metres in the mile. Lloyd Hahn replaces Alva Martie of Purdue as the fourth man in the 100 metres. DeHart Hubbard of the Recreation Commission Cincinnati, a former University of Michigan star, among the athletes chosen.
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U.S. New York
United States
Jackson ¥. Scholz
Jute Ray
Ray Watson
Charley Paddock
Oul
Far
John L. Romic
Philadelphe
Lioyd Hahn
Alva Martie
Purdue
Hahn
Dehart Itubbard
The
Recreation Commission
Cincinnati
Hubbard
University of Michigan
Woodmen Fall to Amherst Nine in Scrappy Loss
By Joe Smith the Modern Woodmen suffered their first defeat in five games as Amherst Sabier Candies pulled away late. Heath started for Woodmen but faltered, relieved by Stewart who pitched well. Bartlomie led Amherst with solid hits and the team edged Woodmen 9 to 2 with small-ball and fielding miscues shaping the tilt.
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Joe Smith
Amherst
Heath
Stewart
Bartlomie
Strikout
Elyria shuts out Painesville in tough Triple A game
At Riverview Park Elyria blanked Painesville 2-0 in a fourth inning rally and solid pitching. Ray Draegert received strong support from his defense and struck out more batters, guiding Elyria to an early half-season advantage as the locals aim for the big money.
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Riverview Park
Elyria
Painesville
Fritz
L. Nickelette
Ambrose
Conley
Reynolds
Jack
Draegert
Bailer
Goglin
Baker
T. Nickelettie
Smith
Gogna
Windy City Baseball Box Score Entry
In a rough box score style game Wert Towne and Wrege Ellis Svyrowski key hits. Bartlomie and Donbdle plars lead to runs. Towns advances on Dietrich Wert Read. Amherst Woodmen tallies base hits and walks with Heath, Stewart, Bartlomie strikeouts and errors noted. Losing pitcher Heath. time listed as ti:a7.
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Wrege Ellis Svyrowski
Bartlomie
Donbdle plars—Towns
Wrass Ito Dietrich
Read
Leon
Woodmen
Amherst
Heath
Stewart
Struckeus
Br Heath
Stewart Sytcher
Bartiomie
Two Titles At Stake This Week In Boxing
Two championship bouts are planned this week weather permitting. Ted Morzan versus Eddie Martin junior lightweight title is set for Wednesday at Ebbets Fields Brooklyn in a 15 round fight with Morgan as 7 to 5 favorite. Corporal Schwartz to defend flyweight crown against Frisco Grande with Schwartz favored at 2 to 1. Brffalo Filipina scheduled for a 122 round bout at Rockaway Stadium.
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New York
Ted Morzan-Eddie
Cannonball) Martin
Ebbets Fields
Brooklyn
Morgan
Tittle
Corporal Izzvr Schwartz
New York State Athletic Commission
Frisco Grande
Brffalo Filipina
Rockaway. L
Schwartz
Scoreboard Roundup: Reds, Cardinals Lead By Wins
Yesterday Caillarhan sparked a Reds 6 5 win over Philadelphia with a bases loaded tripled in the ninth. Ruth homered again but the Yankees dropped a twin bill. St Louis pushed three and a half games ahead after a doubleheader sweep over the Braves 7 4 and 22 8. Chicago White Sox piled up 25 hits to beat Washington 13 4. Petty shut Cubs to six hits as Brookhaven won 6 2.
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Caillarhan
Cincinnati
Ous Seider
Reds
Philadelphia
Ruth
Browns
Yankees
St. Leuis Cardinals
Braves
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Ruth Clouts 32nd Homer as Yankees Win
Babe Ruth blasted his 32nd home run of the season for the New York Yankees in a Sunday game against the St. Louis Browns. With 78 games left, Ruth needs only 28 more to tie his 1927 record of 60. His drive into center field bleachers was one of the longest at Yankee Stadium.
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Ruth
New York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
George Raicholder
St. Louis Browns
Yankee
Paddock Face Amateur Scrutiny For Olympic Paddock
Charley Paddock’s amateur status is under review by the Amateur Athletic Union and the American Olympic Committee. The Los Angeles sprinter may be barred from representing the United States at the 1925 Amsterdam Games if charges tied to motion picture work and vaudeville appearances are upheld. If cleared, he will sail with the U S team. if not, Roland Locke may take his place.
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New York
Charley Paddock
Amateur Athletic Union
Los Angeles
Sprinker
United States
Amsterdam
Paddock
Cambridge
Mass
A. A. U. Track and Seld
Southern Pacific Association
United Olympic
Roland Locke
Nebraska
Pa. A. UC
Locke
Yetmesdar
Oth Locke
Daniel J. Ferris
IA. A. U
Pharge
General McArthur
Tran
T Unitet
Judging Fights Sparks Fan Outcry Across Rings
Frank Getty argues boxing judges face tough tasks and fans often misread action from ringside. He cites WalkerHudkins, Loughran Emanuel, and RiskoGodfrey bouts to show perception shifts with distance and bias, noting crowd fury over disputed decisions and the difficulty of judging clean blows and tactics.
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Frank Getty
Tye Toere
Comiskey Park
Mickel Walker
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Walker
Hudkins
Tammy Loughran
Armand Emanuel
California
Loughran
Tommy
Emaniel
Armand
Riske
Riske-Godber
Cleveland
Godfrey
Netto
Risko
Mike McTigue
Ecroso
Mike
Marcong Beats Ridgeville In Hard Fought Game
The Elvrra Marcons edged Ridgeville A C 3 to 7 in a tight Sunday contest. Strinka pitched well for Marcong, fanning three in the seventh to close Ridgeville’s rally. Mike and Steve led Marcong hitters with timely singles and a double, while Gibbons and Barnes paced Ridgeville with two hits apiece. Malik made a spectacular catch for Marcong in center field.
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Elvrra Marcons
Ridgeville A. C
Strivka
Maroons
Trampe
Sidiémeg
Ridgeville
Strinka
Mike
Steve
Platter
Gibbons
Barnes
Malik
Swartz
Johnny Ucha
Johnny
Baseball Standings and Schedule in American and National Leagues
American standings show St Louis 10-5 and Chicago 13-7 while New York stands 4-2 and Washington at 7. American League games today: Cleveland at Philadelphia, St Louis at New York, Chicago at Washington, Detroit at Boston. National League results include Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 5 and Brooklyn 6 Chicago 2 with St Louis 7-12 Boston 4-8. today’s schedule lists Boston at St Louis, New York at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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St Louis
New York
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklzynz
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Wees
National League
W. L
Ate
Aig
Ous
Pittsbhursh
Boston Atas
Phildaciphia Wees
Speculator Boxing Briefs Set for Night Work
Warren and James North Carolina football star now pro slated to spar with Gene Tunney in Tunney's workout. Tunney rested, ran nine miles and joined a four mile canoe trip with Pants Lawrence. Heeney to box under six 500 watt lights starting Thursday under manager Charley Harvey to acclimate to outdoor night boxing, first outdoor bout.
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Speculator
N. C
Add Warren
James North Carolina
Gene Tunney
Chapion
Tunney
Pants Lawrence
Adirondacks Guide
Fair Haven
N. I
Tor Heeney
Charley Harvey
Heeney
Indians Win In Exhibition Game Triumph at Allentown 17 to 2
The Indians beat the Allentown semi pro nine 17 to 2 in an exhibition. Every player on the squad had at least one hit including Bruce Caldwell a Yale star who delivered a sly display around first. Indians prepare for Philadelphia Athletics in the third game of the series.
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Indians
Allentown
Bruce Caldwell
Yale
Philadelphia Athletice
Philadelphia
Jnily A
See Hot Race In Triple A See Hot Race In Triple A
Baseball fans expect a hot race in the Triple A as Maple Heights defeats Cleveland Tellings 5 to 3 at Dunfield. The Cleveland champions of the first half lose Sunday, while Russell Arrowheads rout Sledina 15 to 3 and Elyria’s Draegert stars in a half shutout of Painesville Club 2 to 0.
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Cleveland
Maple Heights
Maps Heights
Dunsield
Russell Arrowheads
Sledina
Elyria
Draegert
Painesville
Elyria Boys Free Swim At School Pool Event
A large number of Elyria boys not in the M C A were invited to a free swim this morning at the school pool. Another free swim is planned for Wednesday at 9 50 under supervision. Non members and even non swimmers are welcome for a safe dip in clean water.
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M.C. A
Schoe Ming
Industrial Tennis Matches Report At Cascade Park
Industrial Tennis League played Saturday afternoon at Cascade Park Fox Furnace and Harshaw. Fuller and Goodwin led General Industries to a win over Steel and Tides. Fox Furnace defeated Harshaw with a 6-7 6-3 7-5 score. Krugman beat Wise 6-4 6-3. Dangerfield toppled Champion 6-4 6-1. Two matches postponed to a later date.
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Dangerfield
General Industries
Steel & Tubes
Clevelanders Tie In Tourney Here
Clevelanders J. C. Hanna and E. M. Green tied for first in the blind par tourney at Spring Valley Country Club with net 73 for 18 holes. Qualifying rounds for the club championship continue, with the event to finish in July. Freddie Custing holds the best 38-hole score to date, while Bob Randall, pro at arising, is in an exhibition. Jack Thomoyson and Carl Rocel are noted at Elyria Country Club.
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J. C. Hanna
Cleveland
E. M. Green
Spring Valley Country Club
Freddie Custing
Bob Randall
Ar Siley
Tke Whine
Unh
Jack Thomoyson
Orchard Beach
Carl Rocel
Elyria Country Club
First annual Buckingham family reunion held in Grafton grove
The first Buckingham family reunion took place Sunday July 1 in the grove on the River road. W H Buckingham was elected president and Mrs W H Buckingham secretary at a noon five basket dinner and later ice cream and cake. Attendees included numerous Buckinghams Liner Haddock Stegman Jantz Keller and others. Universalist church convention in Leroy and West Virginia trip noted.
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Cleveland
W. EH. Stegman
Elsrai
Wm. Buckingham
E. H. Wise
W. H. Buckingham
Tivde Bradley
Ja . My
Thos. Buckingham
Ance
Ewald Jantz
D. B. Hitchcock
Edward Weiland
E. A. Keller
Suzanne
Universalist Churches
Leroy
Ohio
Marr Starker
Bart Wolfe
Litle
Ernest Bell
West Virginia
Starkey
Kate Spieth
Bowling Green
Henry Wise
Clarence Wise
Fern
Florence
Belden
Russell Meyne
Victory Quilt Club
Elizabeth Schwarer
Local Social Notes Feature Summer Visits and Gatherings
Mrs. Peter Shuster hosts guests including Mrs. Michalson of Denmark and Mrs. Carl Seckt family. The Marsh reunion is set for July 13 at Irvin Kiinect home. Families Kiinect, Kilnect, Shriver, Schworer and Leman share visits, dinners, and trips to Vermilion on the Lake and Chippewa Lake.
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Peter Shuster
Michalson
Denmark
Carl Seckt
Lloyd
Russell _Schworer
Mire
Lee Kinnect
Melvin
Irvin Kiinect
Lewis Kilmnect
Alice Kilnect
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
C. E. Raley
J. D
Junior
Lucas
F. E. Schriver
Fred Height
Columbus
Gordon Schworer
Theron
Ashland
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Irvin Klnect
Ed Bronson
Medina
Klinect
Brunson
Rica
Chippewa Lake
Fred Haizat
Af PF
EL Shhriver
Geo. Trenchard
New Jersey
Irvin Elinec
Crystal Beach
Bolden Jolly Joe's Sewing Club
F. B. Schriver
TRE Wenal
Wm. Gibson
Cleveland
Alexander Schwei
West Virginia
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