Indians Top Nationals 9 to 7 in Checks of Early Lead
Cleveland rally after surrendering seven runs in four innings to beat the Washington Nationals 9 to 7. Bib Falk and Wesley Ferrell homered for the Indians, with Ferrell driving in a run on the wall with a teammate on base. Milius started for Cleveland, Hadley took the loss for Washington.
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Washington Nationals
Cleveland Indians
Bib Falk
Wesley Ferrell
Falk
John Milius
Tribe
Ferrell
Nats
Brown
Hedley
Burke
Siska
Hadley
Fonseca
Gardner
Goslin
Myer
Bluege
Judge
Jamieson
West
Washington
Millus
Liska
Milius
J. Sewell
Hadler
Hildebrand, Guthrie and Moriarty
Cleveland AB. R. H
Rice
Ee Bluege
Tate
O Gronin
O Hadley
Barnes
Akron Legion Jr Champs Set for Elyria Showdown
Akron Post No. 9 comes to Riverview Park Saturday at 3 00 p m with a 14 6 record in the 17 and under league led by star pitcher Ellis. Elyria High alums moved by coaches Ambrose and Moore form a strong Junior team with Freddy Rule Pinky Smith Hoton and Wilbert in the pitching rotation. The free admission clash pits the Rubber City visitors against the Elyria youngsters in a key early season tilt.
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Akron Legion
Elyria Legion
Riverview Park
Akron Post No
Elyria
Ellis
Legion
Elyria Boys
Elyria High
Thy
Jack Ambrose
Bob Moore
Elyria Hi
Freddy Rule
EHS
Rule
Pinky
Elvria
Tufford Qualifies In Ohio Amateur Golf Tourney
L P Tufford of Elyria Country Club qualified in the Ohio Amateur at Brookside CC Canton with 79 to sit within five strokes of medalist Nelson Ruddy who fired 74. Freddy Kushin posted 83 and missed by one stroke from the playoff for three spots. Elyria failed to have both entrants reach brackets.
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Jinx
Freddy Kushin
Spring Valley
Ohio
Brookside Country Club
Canton
Elyria
L. P. Tufford
Elyria Country Club
Nelson Ruddy
Cincinnati Flash
Kushin
Freddy
O. K
Leonard Tufford
Elyrians
Cincy
Tufford
Industrial League indoor baseball results outline
Willys-Overland defeated Colson Co 18 to 11 in a slugfest with at least one run in every inning, Colson rallying with three in the sixth and five in the last. Fox Furnace beat Perry Fay 15 to 7 after a decisive first and fourth inning burst. Steel & Tubes topped Peerless Laundry 10 to 4. In the Pittsburgh-Philadelphia game nine home runs highlighted a 15 to 9 Pirates win, Grantham launching two homers.
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Willys-Overland
Colson Co
Colson
Fox Furnace
Perry- Fay
Perry Fay
Steel & Tubes
Peerless Laundry
Qualifiers in Ohio Amateur Meet Card Draws Features Rivals
The Ohio Amateur Qualifiers card lists matchups including Nelson Ruddy of Cincinnati facing Leonard P. Tufford of Elyria and William K. Lanman of Columbus opposing Frank Fe. Boli of Cleveland. Other bouts pair Bill Quinn Canton with C W Bray Youngstown and Joe Wells East Liverpool against George Berry Newark with Darton and Miller in Toledo facing Fackler.
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Nelson Ruddy
Cincinnati
Leonard P. Tufford
Elyria
William K. Lanman
Columbus
Frank FE
Boli
Cleveland
Bill Quinn
Canton
C. W. Bray
Youngstown
Bill Deuschle
Boles
Wooster
Joe Toth
Ed Hamant
Darton
Ray T. Miller
Toledo
Harry Fackler
Joe M. Wells
East Liverpool
George Berry
Newark
John Florio
Bob Kaufman
Nelson
Ruddy
Jack Munro
Akron
Mary Seymour
Cleve
John Forio
Quinn
Mike Godman
Paul Stoppleman
Dayton
Henry Lanman
Columb’s
Col
Joe K. Wells
B. Liverp
Neil Ransick
William Deuschle
John W Herron
Dr. J. G. Love
L. P. Tufford
S. S. Hughes
Bob Kauffman
Maurice Bernet
Douglas Courrie
Charles W. Bray
Youn
ST Atold Cook
Daryton
Arrest Three in Rage Track Betting at Thistledown
Cleveland reports three people including Edward P. Strong, owner of Thistledown Race Track, were arrested by deputy sheriffs amid ongoing efforts to curb betting at the track. Trials were scheduled for Monday, and prosecutors considered dissolving an injunction shielding track operations from sheriff interference, pending further legal action.
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Cleveland
Thistledown
Edward P. Strong
Common Pleas
Frederick R. Walther
Ohio
Ray T. Miller
P. L. A. Lieghley
Lieghley
E. J. Hanratty
Hanratty
Heated Arguments Mark Games in the Majors
In a string of National League incidents, managers Hack Wilson Billy Southworth Jack Hendricks faced umpire actions as tempers flared. McGraw teased umpire Magerkurth leading to a brief bench celebration while Hack Wilson’s temper drew talk of further scuffles as investigations proceed after a July 4 clash in Chicago.
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New York
Hack Wilson
Cincinnati
Billy Southworth
Giants
Brooklyn
Bill Klein
Jack Hendricks
Reds
Polo Grounds
McLaughlin
McGraw
Magerkurth
Maerkurth
Wilson
Cubs
Chick Fallis
Can
Fallis
John Heydler
Hack Wilson-Tete Donohute
Union Station
Chicago
Home Run Standings Show Early Leads Across Leagues
Top players Ott, Gehrig, Ruth, Simmons and O’Doul feature in early home run standings. Lists include Yankees, Giants, Phillies, Cubs and Athletics with partial team tallies and matchups such as Bennet vs Wintringer, Stoppelman vs Cook, and Servis vs Hughes among others.
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Ott
Giants
Gehrig
Yankees
Bottomley
Car Kiein
Phillies
Hafer
Cardinal Wilson
Cubs
Ginnts
Eee Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
O’doul
Jackson
Bennet
Cleveland
John Herron
Akron
Dave Wintringer
Stephenville
Paul Stoppelman
Dayton
Harold Cook
Toledo
J. G. Love
Columbus
Jack Munro
S. H
Robert Servis
Hughes
Neil Ramsix
Cilacianati
Henry Lanman
George Walechk
A. Howiler
Douglas Currie
M. L. Godman
Marty Seymour
Local golf action quiet this week at Elyria Country Club
State championship tournaments have quieted local events this week with no midweek Western Division matches. Saturday features match play against par three quarter handicap at Elyria Country Club.
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Elyria Country Club
Standings and results from yesterday and today’s games
Yesterday Cleveland beat Washington 9 to 7 and Detroit won 10 to Boston, while Chicago over New York 6 to 3 and Philadelphia lost 4 to 5 against St. Louis. Today Washington visitors Cleveland, Philadelphia battles St. Louis, New York faces Chicago, and Boston meets Detroit.
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Washington
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St. Louis
Chicago
New York
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G. Ww. L. Pet
New York Eee
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Sports Scores Show Varied NFL Rivalries
Pittsburgh 15, Philadelphia 9 and Brooklyn 9, St. Louis 6 highlight a day of scoring. Detroit 106 and Boston 6 stand out as unusual totals. Matchups include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at New York and St. Louis at Brooklyn.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Scores From Aims To Reported Matches
St Paul defeated Milwaukee by 0 to 7 and Columbus beat Indianapolis 7 to 6. Toledo routed Louisville 20 to 8 while Minneapolis and Kansas City were rained out. Toledo meets Louisville and Columbus faces Indianapolis. St Paul visits Milwaukee and Minneapolis travels to Kansas City. Akron beat Fort Wayne 4 to 2, Canton 11 over Dayton 4, Erie 5 over Springfield 3, with Erie at Springfield and Akron at Fort Wayne and Canton at Dayton scheduled.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis-Kansas City
Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Canton
Dayton
Erie
Springfield
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American Association
Lb. Pet
St. Paul A Ooe
Montreal Beats Reading 4-1 in Ring City Play
Reading 8 Montreal 4 Buffalo 6 Baltimore 5 Toronto 6 Newark 1 Rochester 7 Jersey City 3 Newark at Toronto Jersey City at Rochester Baltimore at Buffalo Reading at Montreal
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Montreal
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Jersey City
Watching the Scoreboard: Ehmke Shuts Browns In A’s 4–1 Win
Yesterday Howard Ehmke of the Philadelphia Athletics held the Browns to two hits as the A’s won 4 to 1 in St. Louis. Gray and Ehmke dueled until the ninth before the A’s broke loose. The Browns took the second game 7 to 5. Tommy Thomas, the Yankees’ easy slammer, toppled the world champions. Chicago White Sox beat the Hugman 6 to 3. Thomas, who arrived four years ago, has beaten the Yanks only twice, including yesterday. Marty McManus’ grand slam paced Detroit past Boston. Vic Sorrell earned his eleventh win.
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Howard Ehmke
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
St. Louis
Gray
Ehmke
Tommy Thomas
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Hugman
Thomas
Yanks
Marty McManus
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Vic Sorrell
Cincinnati Youth Leads State Amateur Championship Qualifiers
Nelson Ruddy, a 19 year old from Cincinnati, shot 74 to lead the state amateur championship at Brookside Country Club Canton. Torrential rains slowed fairways as match play began. Jack Munro of Akron was one stroke back with 75, followed by Johnny Florio and Dr. M. P. Seymour with 76s.
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Brookside Country Club
Canton
Nelson Ruddy
Cincinnati
Ruddy
Jack Munro
Akron
Munro
Johnny Florio
Columbus Public Links
M. P. Seymour
Cleveland
Joe Toth
W. R. Quinn
Mike Godman
Columbus
Paul Stoppleman
Dayton
Harry Lanman
Joe Wells
East Liverpool
Neal Ransick
Bill Deuschle
John W. Herron
Ray T. Miller
Toledo
J. G. Love
L. P. Tufford
Elyria
S. S. Hughes
Bob Kaufman
Maurice Bennet
Douglas Currie
Charles W. Bray
Youngstown
Ed Hamant
Harold Cook
C. A. Howiler
Barberton
George Berry
Newark
George Wachill
T. C. Boles
Mansfield
Bobby Servis
Dave Fintringer
Steubenville
Harry Fackler
Leading Hitters Player Club in 1930 season
Summary of top batters with games at bats runs and hits for several clubs. Foxx Phil leads with .396 average and 109 runs on 76275 at bats plus 64 runs and 109 hits. Manush St. Louis 126 hits in 77319 at bats with .395 average. Lazzeri New York 96 hits in 74277 at bats with .365 average. Krane Phil 96 hits in 70 games. Miller Phil 105 hits in 76 games. Herman Brooklyn 108 hits in 70 games with .393 average. O'Doul Phil 116 hits in 76 games with .379 average. Terry New York 121 hits in 79 at bats with .369 average. Comsky Pittsburgh 78 hits in 76 games with .361 average. Klein Phil 114 hits in 76 games with .360 average. Leader a year ago today Goslin Washington .408.
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Phil
Manush
St.l
Lazzeri
N. Y
C’krane
Miller
Goslin
Washington
Pet Herman
Bkl
O’doul
Terry
Com’sky
Pit
Klein
Hornsby
Boston
Four Women In Play For Golf Crown
Four women advance to semi finals of the Ohio women's state golf championship at Portage Country Club Akron. Louise Fordyce of Youngstown meets Mrs Larry Nelson of Dayton in the upper bracket while Mrs Curtis Sohl of Columbus faces Mrs Julian Tyler of Cleveland in the lower bracket. Tyler defeated Miss Lilah Russell of Dayton two up after Russell led at the turn. Finals set for tomorrow with brilliant play from all competitors.
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Portage Country Club
Akron
Ohio
Curtis Sohl
Columbus
Julian Tyler
Cleveland
Lilah Russell
Dayton
Tyler
Russell
American League and National League Leaders List
Baseball leaders are listed with player names and teams for both leagues. Includes home run and runs totals, highlighting Ruth, Foxx, Ott, Hafey, and others, with daily home run notes and league totals across teams such as Yankees Athletics Pirates and Cardinals.
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Yankees
Simmons
Athletics
Ruth
Foxx
Ceee
Alexander
Tigers
Ott
Giants
Wee Abe
Bottomley
Cardinals
Hafe
Fussell
Pirates
Klein
Phillies
Wehbe A
O’doul
National American Hurst
Southern
Wilson
Cubs
Hafey
Frederick
Brooklyn
Johnson
Eight Survive In Western Tourney At Mission Hills
In Kansas City on July 11 eight players remain in the western amateur golf championship after qualifying and 18 hole matches. Moe faces Ballew with Novotny likely to meet him in the semi finals, while Sweet and Mueller are tipped for the other half. Upsets earlier included McCrary Kneeper Armstrong and Carter’s defeat by Sweet.
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Mission Hills Country Club
Kansas City
Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Moe
Carey Ballew, Jr
A. L
Gus” Novotny
Chicago
Otny
Frank Dolp
John Lehman
Gary
Ind
Baliew
Art Sweet
Lawrence Mueller
Notre Dame
Quincy
Ill
Robert McCrary
Des Moines
Rudy Kneeper
Don Armstrong
Aurora
Keefe Carter, Jr
Oklahoma City
Carter
Pounding Out 16 Hits Cardinals Fall 9 to 6
The Brooklyn Dodgers pounded out 16 hits to beat the St Louis Cardinals 9 to 6. Hank Hafey hit his 22nd homer as part of the scoring flurry. In another game the Cleveland Indians topped the Washington Senators 9 to 7 with Wes Ferrell and Bill Falk homering.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Hafey
Wes Ferrell
Bill Falk
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
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