Tribe Edges Athletics In Ten Inning Tilt
In Cleveland July 15 the Cleveland Indians lost to the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 3 after ten innings. Willis Hudlin left after nine. Zinn allowed two runs in the tenth as the Athletics rallied, led by Miller Foxx and Sewell with key hits. Quinn pitched five innings of relief for the win, Yankees? No. Dykes and Foxx contributed. Umpires Van Graflan McGowan Connolly. Time 2:14.
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Eaton Blanks Independents in Tight Ohio Ball Clash
North Eaton Ohio July 15 Eaton blanked the Elyria Independents 0 0 as Delman held the visitors to two scratch hits. Ehrke spun solid ball allowing nine total hits. W Grills Carpenter and Deiman led Eaton with multiple hits while Dumkin and Strinka stood out defensively for Elyria.
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Elyria Legion Juniors Defeat Akron Champs 10 to 6
In muddy conditions at River View Park, Elyria American Legion Juniors beat Akron Legion champions 10 to 6. Elyria pitchers faced wild pitches and four Akron errors aided the rally, with Ellis giving up six hits and Rule holding Akron to nine innings. McCrain Burles Clauson contributed multiple hits as Elyria never trailed after four innings.
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George Burns Back Home in Philadelphia as An A's Mascot
Veteran AL first baseman George Burns returns to Philadelphia where he grew up as the Athletics rehire him after a release by the Yankees. A colorful career includes an unassisted triple play in 1923 and a 1926 64 double season earning MVP with a $1,600 bonus, plus stints with Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, and the Indians’ 1920 title run. Quaker City fans hope Burns helps the A’s win pennants and a world title.
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Curious dog avoids self driven swim in heat
The text notes that despite a dog’s enjoyment of swimming in hot weather, it rarely seeks out a swim on its own even when it knows where the water is.
Industrial League Championship Tonight at McKinley Field
Bob Moore announced a 5:00 p m championship game at McKinley Field with all other league games postponed. Both teams finished the first half with identical averages and key players include McCrain Burges Ellis Bradin Rule Garcia Clawson Akron Elyria and Rule 11. Ellis allowed nine Ks and three wild pitches while Rule collected six walks.
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Blue Larkspur Crowned Three Year Old Champion at Belmont
In Chicago on July 15 Blue Larkspur, son of Behave Yourself, secured the 1929 Three Year Old title by winning the $70,000 American Classic by five lengths. Jockey Mack Garner rode him from back in the field to stretch clear, beating rivals including Clyde Van Dusen and Rose of Sharon as Van Dusen finished behind Live Oak in second. Larkspur had earlier earned $95,550 with Belmont and Withers wins, rebounding from a Kentucky Derby fourth and a June loss to Grey Coat at Acqueduct.
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Braddock Confident In Loughran Title Bid
James J Braddock 24 of New Jersey trains at White Sulphur Springs for the Thursday Yankee Stadium bout with Tommy Loughran 175 pounds. Braddock predicts a knockout after the fifth round and says he would finish Loughran by the ninth if needed. His sparring partner results and a prior win over Slattery bolster his mood as a likely favorite in the world title fight.
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Yesterday's Results in Major League Baseball
Yesterday’s results show Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 5 to 3 in ten innings, Detroit topped New York 7 to 3, Washington beat Chicago 7 to 1, and Boston downed St. Louis 5 to 2. Today’s schedule lists Philadelphia at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, New York at Detroit, and Boston at St. Louis.
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Baseball scores and rain schedule update
The day features all scheduled games with New York 7 3 over St Louis 6 4 and Cincinnati 12 over Brooklyn 2. Pittsburg at Boston postponed by rain while remaining matchups include Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Boston.
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Sports Standings and Matchups From Regional Ledger
Baltimore trails Buffalo as 11-2 leads 6-4 Buffalo. Reading 11-2 top Montreal 2-12. Rochester 6-2 beats Jersey City 5-7. Jersey City visits Montreal while Reading hosts Toronto. Newark travels to Buffalo and Baltimore hosts Rochester. Akron 7-6 and Dayton 4-2. Fort Wayne 4-7 hosts Erie 5-4. Canton 2 defeats Springfield 1. Fort Wayne visits Erie. Dayton at Akron. Springfield at Canton.
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Braddock Plans Lightweight Title Fight Weigh-In
Yesterday's results show Elyria beat Painesville 1 0 and Medina defeated Lorain 9 3, with the finish noted as the referee stopping the fight. Braddock aims to weigh near 174 pounds in the afternoon of the bout.
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Hagen and Smith to Play Exhibition at Spring Valley
Walter Hagen and Horton Smith visit to play an exhibition match at Spring Valley next Thursday afternoon. They will team with Bob Randall and Jack Thompson in a best ball eighteen holes starting at 2 39 p m. Hagen recently set a course record of 67 at Ridgewood and the Spring Valley layout, 189 yards, is described as tough with water hazards and a par of 76.
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Draegert Tops Conley In Torrid Riverview Race
In a fast game at Riverview Park the City team shut out Painesville Stanton Motors 1 to 0. Draegert pitched six shutout frames after a tense fifth inning, earning the win over Conley as Elyria tops the second round standings. Ambrose homered twice in the fielding show and Forbush collected Elyria's lone two-base hit.
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Leading Hitters in the American League
A damaged OCR summary lists top hitters with players such as Phil Plater and Phil Cochrane, showing games at bats hits and runs. The data includes fox and Lazzen references, team abbreviations, and counts that appear garbled but indicate league batting leaders and past leaders comparison.
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Baseball batting leaders from early season club list
Players Herman Brilsa and O Doul Phil top an imperfect stats line showing team, games played, at bats, runs, hits, and batting average. Terry N adds additional season totals with 85 games, 356 at bats, 57 runs, 135 hits, and a .371 average. The fragment hints at a condensed standings or player leaderboard.
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Yankee Run Leaders and Pennant Chase Summary
Yankee stars pace the AL spring table with leaders Gohriz Pip and Ruth among top hitters. National League highlights include Giants, Cardinals, and Cubs with key batters Kein and Traynor contributing. Detroit upset as Pip and New York fall 7 to 6 despite strong pitching by Uhie.
West Sides Drub North Olmsted in Cascade Park
Elyria West Sides win 8 to 2 over North Olmsted Grange at Cascade Park. Red Kaminski homered, Steve Gerush struck out 10, and West Siders built runs from the fourth inning onward, while North Olmsted left five errors. Kaminski homered in the sixth, Barkacs and Yucka had two-base hits, Sagert catcher, Hayes allowed one walk and Gerush fanned ten.
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