North Eaton Upsets Elyria 5 4 In Eleven Innings In C L Fray
North Eaton edged Elyria Business Men 5 4 in eleven innings to seize a second half lead. Yucka and Carpenter pitched well. key error by Cebula produced the winning run as Dover beat Olmsted Falls 16 15 noted, Berea beat West View 13 7, North Olmsted defeated Brook Park 11 7.
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Dover
Olmsted Falls
Berea
Walloping West View
North Olmsted Laces Brook Park
Russ Davies
North Eaton
Cuyahoga
Olmsted
Ha Esoufalon
Walloping
West View
North Olmsted
Brook Park
Johnar Cebula
North Beaton
Elyria
Johnar Yuecka
Wes Carpenter
Yucka
Eaton
Carpenter
Whiff
Schroeder
Elsha
Crowson
Adams
Cebula
Splete
W. Grills
Elberts
Cook
Bob Grills
C. Grills
Sprete
B. Grills
Dellman
Crowell
Barkaees
Bes
Koch
Akers
Marsh Ruddy
Friel
Okowski
Elkins
Harry Schultz
Harvey Schultz
Lang
Mellenbrook
Hall
Art Tomson
Wares
F. Stonie
Thomasson
Hayes
Zvernia
Stone
Clabs
L. Pet
C And L Loop Standings Report
Standings and game notes show Yucka pitcher Yucka, Carpenter, and Tomson in key plate appearances. Clowson and Splete contributed sacrifices, Brisky and Stonic had two-base hits, and Stone hit a three-base shot. Umpire Lindgren and scorer Mahl record the outing. various pitchers yielded walks and strikeouts as FL Stomic and Hayes faced batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucka
W. Gris
Cook
Clowson
Splete
R. Grills
Carpenter
Carpenter Schroeder
Lindgren
Robert Mahl
Brisky
J. Stonic
Stone
Rune A. Tomson
Tomson
Hayes
FL Stomic
Hayes T
Thomasson
Milier
Free Swims At Y Draw Good Crowds
Chronicle Telegram reports large crowds of youths at the Y M C A free swim event. The offer, originally for three days, extends to Tuesday Wednesday and Friday due to high turnout. Bob Moore, the Physical Director, asks boys eleven and under to arrive at 9 30 and boys over eleven to arrive at 10. An unrelated note mentions the average number of eggs spawned by a single flounder in the season.
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Y. M. C. Aw Chronicle-Telegram
Bob Moore
Harper and Dyer Lead Pyramid Net Tourney Contenders
In Ely Stadium tournament play overseen by Roy Clymer, Rose ta Dyer and Melvin Harper top their divisions after advancing through rounds including Dyer defeating Ruth Gill 9-7 6-1 and 6-0 20-8 over Mvg Shadies. Milleren tops the men's side with Harper 6-0 6-2, Hoover 6-1 6-1. An independent match between Chronicle Telegram and the DeMolars is set for Cascade Park at 6 99.
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Fter
Ely Stadium
Roy Clymer
Rosetta Dyer
Melvin Harper
Miss Dyer
Ruth Gill
Mvg
Shadies
Betty Humphrey
Lucile Grabb
Miss Graber
LeRoy Milleren
Frank Hoover
City Sing
Eddie Bemboner
Smerrisor Crymer
Chronicle-Telegram
DeMolars
Cascade Park
Records fall as Athletics edge Indians in 18th inning
Ten thousand fans watched the Philadelphia Athletics beat Cleveland 18 to 17 in the 18 inning at League Park, the longest major league game in 11 years. The contest featured 58 hits, 13 runs in a single inning, nine hits by Johnny Burnett, three homers by Jimmy Foxx, and a four hour forty five minute marathon with Wes Ferrell and Ed Rommell in the mound duel.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
League Park
Jimmy Foxx
Johnny Burnett
Lars Averill
KcNair
Joe Vosmik
Foxx
Wes Ferrell
Ed Rommell
Ferrell
Rommell
Krause
Philadelphia Baseball Game Summary with Foxx and Averill Homers
Philadelphia and Cleveland played a rugged game with Foxx and Averill delivering early home runs. Porter, Burnett, Averill, and Vosmin led offense with multiple hits while Cissell and Morgan sparked defensive plays. Rommel earned the win over Ferrell as Hildebrand and Owens called the game over 4 hours and 13 minutes.
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Porter
Burnett
Averill
Vosmin
Merean
Cleesell
Cramer
Simmons
Foxx
Rommel
McNair
Myatt
Cissell Voss
Haas
Kamm
Williams
Cissell
Ferrell
Morgan
William Jeski
Philadelphia
Cleveland
OW Krause
Brown
Hudlin
Rommel & Scruck
By_ Brown
Eft
Imine
Cherry Ridge Defeats Par Three 18 to 11 in Golf Match
ACED BY LLOYD LASKY, Cherry Ridge golf team won 18 to 11 over Par Three at Cherry Ridge course yesterday securing a second district public links victory. Lasky shot 74 and led a strong showing by Slocum How ard Stanford and Len Schafer with multiple points. Ridgewood beat Seven Hills 25 to 4 and Willowick beat Moreland Hills 34 to 8.
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Lloyd Lasky
Cherry Ridge
Par Thres
Ridgewood
Willawick
Seven Hills
Willowick
Moreland Hills
Grantwood
Len Schafer
Lasky
Slocum
Howard Stanford
Heinie Fisher
Business Men Hold Practice Tomorrow At Cascade Park
The Business Men's baseball team will hold an important practice tomorrow evening at Cascade Park. All players are expected to be on hand at 6 o'clock. The Elyria Country Club schedule lists a blind handicap 70-50 in the feature event on Wednesday. Berea, the league leader, will oppose the local golf team at Spring Valley near Cascade Park next Sunday.
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Elyria Country Club
Cascade Park
F. E. Brumfield
Berea
Spring Valley
Two Stadium Loop Games Tonight In Ely
Two American League softball doubleheader games are on for Ely Stadium. The Odd Fellows lead with Holy Cross and face the Indians, while Clark's Service meets Johnson Oils in a pivotal clash for fourth place. Both contests start at 6:36.
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Ely Stadium
Odd Fellows
Holy Cross
Indians
Clark’s Service
Johnson Oils
Week End Sports Review Covers Olympic Trials And Records
California’s varsity eight earned the US spot for the Olympics by defeating Bean Athletic Club in Worcester in the final heat of tryouts setting a 2000 meter record. Harry Cooper won the Canadian open golf at Ottawa with 290. Al Wartrous second, Walter Hagen third. Bill Dickey of the Yankees suspended August 1 for striking outfielder. Ruppert to seek reconsideration by league directors in Cleveland. Wrestling selects US Olympic team after Columbus tryouts. 320-pound Robert Fearce leads, plus others listed. Margaret Hoffman set world record in 200 yard breast stroke in New York, Equipoise won Arlington Gold Cup at Chicago. Time for mile and a quarter was 2:02.5.
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California
United States
Bean Athletic Club
Worcester
Mass
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Ottawa
Ont
al Wartrous
Birmingham
Mich
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Baxchall
Will Harridge
American League
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Cariington
Jacob Ruppert
Yankes
Cleveland
Columbus
Robert Fearce
Oklahoma
Hungary
New York
Cornelius Whitney
Gusto, Serond
Mate
Grid Loop Cuts Player Limit
The National Football League reduced the player limit from 22 to 20 per team. The season will start September 18 and end December 17, the longest to date. Joe Carr of Columbus was re elected president Carl Storck of Dayton vice president and treasurer. Boston replaces Providence in the eight team circuit as Philadelphia is forfeited. Other teams: Green Bay Portsmouth New York Brooklyn Staten Island Chicago Cardinals and Chicago Bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carr
Columbus
Carl I. Storck
Dayton
Boston
Providence
Philadelphia
Green Bay
Portsmouth
New York
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Good Games Seen In Soft Ball Loop Tonight
Local soft ball fans have two prime games tonight with Haserodt Jewelers facing Day's Hardware at Mc Kinley and Guthrie Grocers meeting Richwines at Richwines. Other matchups include Crawford Clothiers versus Abookire Merchants at Jeferson and Merchants against Krugman Transits at Hamilton.
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McKinley
Haserodt Jewelers
Day's Hardware
Richwines
Guthrie Grocers
Crawford Clothiers
Abookire
Jeferson
Merchants and Krugman
Hamilton
Star Wakeman Hurler Breaks Collar Bone
Wakeman Red Caps suffer another setback as star pitcher Carl Bement departs for Cleveland Rosenblums and start Harold Duncan breaks his collarbone, likely ending his season. With only Oliver Thomas available, the team risks missing the first playoff and second half pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
G. T. Scott
Wakeman Red Caps
Carl Bement
Cleveland Rosenblums
Red Caps
Lorain Pennzoils
Shortstop Prosser
Wellington Eagles
Harold Duncan
Bement
Davey
Duncan
Oliver Thomas
Wakeman High
O Daly
Oliver
Red" Thomas
Wakemen
Bellevue American Legion
Sandusky
Thomas
Standings and results from yesterday in a scattered report
Yesterday's results show Detroit 7 2, St Louis 10 3, New York 27 tied with remaining innings. Others include Boston 3 74, Washington 13, Chicago 4, Columbus 3 3, Kansas City 4, Louisville 9 3, Indianapolis 1 3, Milwaukee Sd, Montreal 3 4, Baltimore 2 3, Buffalo 1, Reading 4 10, Rochester t. Jersey iy 5. Only games scheduled as darkness interrupted play.
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Philadelphia
Clare
St. Lowis
New York
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Columbus
Kansas City
Louissile
Indianapolis
Milwaghee Sd
Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Reading
Rochester T. Jersey Iy
Real
Cleveland
Washington St. Louis
Pittspurgh
St. Lous
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Cincinnat
York
Pittsburgh
Brooklier
St. Lows
Cincinnati
American Association
Ww. L
Minneapolis
Miwaukee
Kansas
Toledo
Loulle
Ian
St Paul
Grays thrash Eagles Juniors 22 to 3 at Hly Stadium
Homestead Grays overpower Eagles Juniors with Yarbo dominating on mound and plate. Yarbo yields five hits, strikes out twelve, and belts a four hit performance including a homer in left. Grays tally 22 runs as Eagles stranded and miscues haunt the visitors.
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Jones and Urig
Homestead Grays
Eagles
Hly Stadium
Yarbo
Grays
H. Cross
Gordon
Vices
W. Cross
Lewis
J. Yarborp
Monk
F. Ross
Jones
If - Winegara
Ross
Oilmen Sweep Elyria 7 1 in Tri-County League Clash
Lorain Pennzoils avenged a prior loss by defeating Elyria Merchants 7 to 1 at Cascade Park as Freddy Rule struggled with control. Tom and Louie Nickellette led with three singles each, including a triple by Tom. Wakeman Red Caps beat Wellington 6 to 2 as Glenn Stevenson allowed thirteen hits. Lefty Duncan broke his collarbone at second base. Amherst Lorain Nativities postponed and rescheduled for Sunday July 31.
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Ernie Braden
Kenneth “Pinkle” Smith
Freddy Rule
Lorain Pennzoils
Elyria Merchants
Cascade Park
Wakeman Red Caps
Wellington Eagles
Amherst Mischka Meats
Logain Nativities
Pennzoils
Red Caps
League
Nativities
Merchants
Oilmen
Pinkie’ Smith
Port City
Chukber
Frankie Nickelette
Cook
Tom Nickolette
Tommy
Suby
Pete Goods
Dobras
F. Nickolette
T. Nickolette
Joe Smith
Pennzoil
Tom Nickollette
Tom
Elyria
Gene Myers
Art Cook
Ralph Nichols
Smith
Nickellette Brothers
Louie
Wakeman
Glenn Stevenson
Wellington
Platter
Lefty Duncan
Amherst
I. Pet
Mischka
Lorain Nativities
Tennzoils
Amherst Nativities
AB. RE. AE. Myers
J.mith
Nichols
Seeead Kamins Fosse
Murkowski
Ead
Burton
Zothen Saat T K
Rule
Namie
Pennnoith
McCenihte
Nekelette
Ckelette
Telatmik
Fi Zelesky
Ee' Vincent
Nick Olette
Seca Etna
Soo Sraen
Ene Salann
Ferchanis
Tri County Standings and Major League Baseball Scoring
Tri County standings show L Nickolette and T Nickolette with two base hits, a three base hit by T Nickolette, and Murkowski stealing twice. Dobras pitches for win over K Smith. Smith charged with loss. Umpires Ambrose and Matuzak.
Wellington Beats War Heroes In Baseball Clash
Wakeman Langagszege-s edged Wellington with two-base hits from Scott Stevenson Wasem and Gerber. Gerber and Wasem notching three-base hits. Sacrifice by Kiplinger. Double plays tied to Bartiome Peters. Wasem Bartlome and Peters earned two. Wellington left on six. Bement struck out six for Wellington. Stevenson allowed two in relief. Aatis Ole Duncan allowed two in two innings. Wild pitch by Bement. Bee ment earned win, Stevenson took the loss.
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Hross
Bordon
Coniam Harper
Monk FoRinen Harn
Yarbo
R. Urig
Oniam. Finegan
Lewis
Grars
Eagles
Scott
Stevenson
L. Wasem
D. Gerber
L. Gerber
C. Wasemt
Robertson
Kiplinger
Bartiome
Peters
Bartrome
Wasem
Bartlome
Wellington
Wakeman
Br Bement
Aatis
Ole Duncan
Bement
Broun
Chas. Beement
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Arvay
A Cebule
Y Clowson
Seaeaaa Adams
C Wren
Barkacs
Tetrad
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Portman
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Morton
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F .T Hayes
Elyria Hardware
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Eddie Morgan
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Teeaeed Heving
Madjesknee
P Rommmel
Sit
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Hudiin
Pwee
BE. M. Green
Miller
Art’ Orient
E. A. ¢ Heath
George Frick
Bill Struck
Mike Fey
Sid Laskey
Claude Wagner Seroad
Ladies of Elyria Country Club
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Cherry Ridge Pro
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A. Branson
Claude Wagner
Paul Alexander
Jim Thatcher
Tom Wood
Phil Houserman
Jesse Hamman
Nelson Krugman
Johnny Banick
H. I. Laundon
Clyde Hillyer
Sam Deutsch
Liord Lasky
Claude Geisel
Oscar Haserodt
Joe Otten
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Heine Fisher
Chick Slocum
Bill Henry
Ralph Rogers
Dr. Dick
Frank Seekins
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Harry Marsh
Nubbia Armstrong
Jay Parks
Joe Garner
W. E. Wolf
W. C Shea
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Perry Kaplin
Ed Hackett
H. W. Avit
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C. P. McBride
Jack Dillman
Bill Gamble
Malcolm Smith
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A. Burnett
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Art Tite
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G H. Jones
Art Pelander
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Ed Lane
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Art Haury
Stan Snider
Gir Miller
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C. N. O'Hara
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Hennie Fisher
Carl Kushin
Earl Bryant
Wolford Baer
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Mel Harrison
Harry Bemis
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United Press
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International League
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H. Grays
Mates
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Tones
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Wurkowski
K. Smith
Lula
Ofe
Myers
McConibe
Burtong
Losin
K Smith
Ambrose and
Matuzak
Asene Gu
Purvis
Gerber
Rt . C
Seeeed Duncan
Branson
Prosser
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Aes Broun
Robertsar, Stevenson
Wakeman Langagszege—s
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Stanford
Eden
JOE Klasek United Cigar Store
Lewis Mercantile
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