Nativities Tie Pennzoils After 7-6 Win Over Wakeman
Lorain Nativities edge Wakeman Red Caps 7-6 to pull even atop Tri-County League as Eddie Brosky steals home for the deciding run in the eighth. Oliver Thomas starts for Wakeman. Stan Mroski and Kumlar handle Nativity pitching in a tight, late inning duel. Next Sunday features Pennzoils vs Amherst and Elyria vs Wellington. two postponements affect the league race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Brosky
Lorain
Wakeman
Lorain Nativities
Lorain Pennzoils
Wakeman Red Caps
Oliver “Rei” Thomas
Tri County Standings Show Progress and Results
Tri County standings list Lorain Pennguils and Lorain Nativities at 3 1, both 0.759? The report shows mixed formatting with Wakeman Red Caps at 3 0.600 and Wellington Eagles 1 3 0.250. Yesterday Nativities beat Wakeman 7 to 6, reflecting late results.
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W. TL. Pet
Lorain Pennguils
Lorain Nativities
A’h’st Mischka Meais
Wakeman Red Caps
Wellington Eagles
Elyria Merchants
Cherry Ridge Loses 22 3 Golf Match to Grantwood
Cherry Ridge golf opens season with a 22 to 3 defeat at Grantwood on their home course. Len Schafer led Cherry Ridge with three points and a 78, following a sensational 73 on Saturday despite a two stroke penalty. Other scores included Lasky 19 Marsh 83 Birch 83 Stanford 83 Slocum 84 Krugman 85 Macheck 39. Ridgewood’s 17 11 win over Willowick gives them first place.
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Cherry Ridge
Grantwood
Len Schafer
Schafer
Lloyd Lasky
Harry Marsh
Bob Birch
Howard Stanford
Chick Slocum
Nelson Krugman
Stanley Macheck
Willowick
Ridgewood
A. Henderson
G Dennis, Jr
John Rogers
Kubie
Verne Miller
George Kramer
E. Gable
Stan Machock
Aon
Bob Birch Weber
Eagles Juniors Defeat 15 5s 11 to 1 in Junior League clash
Bill Jones allowed three hits and struck out nineteen as the Eagles Juniors beat the 15 5s 11 to 1 at Ely Stadium. Harper starred with three hits in five trips, two-base hit, while Tut and Urig contributed stolen bases. Jones earned the win, Krist took the loss, and the game lasted about two hours.
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Bill Jones
Eagles
Ely Stadium
Harper
Turk
Tut
Urig
Block
Dumke
Ross
Dobrowski
Koviah
Krist
Haugh
Jones
Mit
Holbrook
Dumske
Local Golfer Scores Ace At Congress Lake
Howard Cook, longtime local golfer and greens committee chair at Elr tia Country Club, scored a hole in one on the Congress Lake course. He used an iron on the 13 yard No 5 hole while playing a fourball with Eddie Williams Frank Ritchey and Gene Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cook
Greens
Elrtia Country Club
Golf Dam
Congress Lake
Cook
Eddie Williams
Frank Ritchey
Gene Townsend
Baseball box score partial with players and stats
A fragmentary box score lists two-base hits by Ayres Peek Pittinger Daniels Smith a three-base hit by Stone and stolen bases by Hunter two. Double plays Stapler to Daniels. Walks recorded for Staples and Baer. Pitchers Byr Staples Baer with 13 and 17 strikeouts respectively. Umpire Common.
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Mansfield
Mansfield American Legion
New London
Hunter
Stone
Thomas
Teeenee
Staples
Beenet
Cowie
Saeee
Sneer
Danielg
Horner
Simonson
Bee Fuller
Dea Weebe
Green
Sabeeeeeeeed McPeek
Pean Weed Freeman
Pittinger
Sertierysead T Smith
Betis
Bowen
Aid Scott
Baer
Denver
Ayres
Mr Peek
Daniels
Smith
Stapler
Byr Staples
Odd Fellows Face Clark's Service After Loss to Amherst
After a 5 to 2 defeat by Zilch Insurance of Amherst, the Odd Fellows meet Clark's Service tonight at Roosevelt diamond. Game starts at 6:30 with A N players asked to arrive by 6:15.
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Zilch Insurance
Amherst
Odd Fellows
Clark
Roosevelt
Indians Sweep Red Sox In Doubleheader Rally
Cleveland rides hot batting to a 5 4 win and a 8 6 victory over Boston in a packed doubleheader. Hammering Boston pitchers for 24 hits, the Indians extend their favorable line against Eastern teams to 12 wins in 15 games.
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Oston
Cleveland
Boston
Tribesmen
Red Sox
Indians
Tufford's 80 Low in Elyria C C Qualifier
Elyria Country Club held a 14 hole qualifier for the individual club championships with top scores listed. Leonard Tufford led the field with 89 in the qualifying round, followed by Dick Timms and Bill Timms. Pairings for classes A B C to be announced tomorrow.
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Dick Timms
Bill Timms
A. F. Hagedorn
Mike Miller
Spring Valley
Fey
Krebs
Cherry Ridge
Olfers
Elyria
Leonard Tufford
Medalis
Dick Timm
Leonhard Tufford
Willis Reichard
Bud Brown
G. C. V W. McGrath
Dale Miller
Max Suppes
T. M. Kennedy
L. C Stearns
Charlie Adams
Eddie Raus
Worth Fauver
George Dible
Gentzel
F. M. Slough
George Gould
Dr . L. Knapp
H. W. Pond
Oscar Haserodt
Dr. ©. W. Carrick
Dale White
Bob Fauvar
C. B. Smythe
Don Satherdon
C. H. Davis
W. H. Patton
E. Gilts
AL “Hewitt
C. C
F. Lawrence
R. W. Hancock
King Faber
Leonard Birch
R. E. Adams
A. B. Cochrane
R. P. Wirth
H. R. Valentine
al Mason
Tom Cushing
A. M. Hannaford
Walter Ayres
Ralph Murbach
R. D. Perry
BE. Marsh
Robertson pessimistic over U S Olympic team chances
Alto, California July 13 coach Lawson Robertson voiced pessimism about the American squad he will lead to Los Angeles for the Olympic Games. Despite a record-filled meet with 30,000 spectators, he said the team looks no better than the 1928 Amsterdam group, especially in middle distances. Readouts and upsets included world records and strong performances by East and West athletes, with notable reshuffles in sprint and relay selections.
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Pro Alto
Cal
Lawson Robertson
America
Los Angeles
Robertson
Pennsylvania
West
Middle West
Ben Hestman
Stanford
Frank Wykoff
University of Southern California
Bob Kiesel
University of California
Wykoff
Kiesel
City Soft Ball Loop Games Tonight
Guthrie Groce's faces Merchants at McHinley while Krugman Transits meets Hoserod Jewelers at Richwinnes Day's Hardware plays Abook ire Merchants at Jefferson Crawford Clothiers TS Richwines contests Hamilton field tonight
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Guthrie Groce's
McHinley
Krugman Transits
Haserodt Jewelers
Richwinnes
Day's Hardware
Abookire
Jefferson
Crawford
Clothiers TS. Richwines
Hamilton
Kay Don Breaks Speedboat Mark on Loch Lomond
British driver Karl Don shattered world speedboat records on Loch Lomond with Miss England III, first surpassing Gar Wood at 117.43 mph, then hitting an average 119.81 mph on two official runs. He also beat the British mark of 98.86 mph set by Sir Henry Seagrave in 1920, becoming the first to exceed two miles per minute on water.
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Och Lomond
Scotland
uPi
Karl Don
Loch Lomond
United States
Gar Wood
Don
Sir Henry Seagrave
Lake Windermere
Wood
Miami Beach
Fla
Don Prevously
Lake Garda
Metcalfe Dominates Sprints Ahead of Finnish Stars and Casey Shuffle
In a sprint showdown Ralph Metcalfe and Marquette Eddie Tolan, both from Michigan, led the 100 and 200 meters as Kiesel and Wikoff trailed. Joe McClusky of Fordham excelled in distance, Leaping 7.3 seconds off the 3000m steeplechase record set by Loukola of Finland. The Olympic committee removed Leyt Casey of Los Angeles from the team for unclear reasons, with Sol Furth of Millrose Athletic Club slated to take his place after Casey finished third in the event.
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Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Kiesel
Wikoff
Metcalfe
Tolan
George Simpson
Finland
Joe McClusky
Fordham
Loukola
Olympic Committee
Leyt Casey
Los Angles
Sandusky Beats Richwine Team in Doubleheader
The Richwine Ice Creams, once city softball champions, lost both games to Sandusky and the New York Central Railroad squad at Richwine diamond. Scores were 8-2 and 10-0. Zlatkowski pitched well despite poor support and six errors, while Kaufman dominated in the nightcap allowing only five hits. The first game used a 12 inch ball and the second a 14 inch ball.
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Richwine
New York Central Railroad
Sandusky
Richwine Diamond
Zlatkowski
Kaufman
Yucka Beats Tomson In Hurling Duel At Cascade Park
Yucka and Art Tomson faced off as Elyria Business Men defeated Berea 4 2 at Cascade Park. Yucha starred with two hits and a clutch fifth inning, tying the league lead with Berea and Dover. Dover topped North Olmsted 7 5 while North Eaton beat Olmsted Falls 3 0 and Brook Park routed West View 17 3.
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Berea
Dover
North Olms
North Eaton
Brook Park
Ernie Braden
Johnny Jucha
Art Tomson
Elyria
Cascade Park
North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
West View
Elsha
Yubha
Skippy
Wing
I. Mack
Carpenter
Zverina
Cebula
Mack
Craddock
Yucha
Bereans
Johnny Yucha
Elgrid
Jerry Barkacs
Bill Tomson
Lorne
Arvay
Johnny Cebula
Philips
Elberts
Connie Schroeder
Schroeder
Dhukkers
Thompson and
Stonic
Long
Baseball play-by-play fragment with Grills stole bases
In a brief baseball line, Grills had a three-base hit and stole bases for a team, while Ruddy walked eight off Dettman and struck out seven, with Dettman fanning nine. The text preserves key players Grills Ruddy Dettman and mentions Fite Hallx We Pather and base on balls.
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C Grills
R. Grills
Fite
Hallx We Pather
Ruddy
Dettman
IC and L Loop Managers Meet Tonight in Church
Cuyahoga and Lorain County League managers plan an important meeting at Clague Road church. The session was moved from Friday to tonight at the request of Rev. J H Kuyper, the league president. DeMolays to Meet Unknowns Tomorrow at Ely Stadium. Independent game set for 6:30 PM. players to report ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IC & L. Loop
Cuyahoga
Lorain County
Clague Road
J. H. Kuyper
League
Ely Stadium
C And L Loop Standings Report
Elyria leads with 4, Berea 2 in the C And L Loop standings. North Eaton 5 and Olmsted Falls 3 trail Olmsted Brook Park 17 and West View 3. Dover 7 and North Olmsted 5 also shown in the table.
Elyria Eagles Schedule Important Team Meeting
All members of the Elyria Eagles soccer club are urged to attend a meeting tonight at Becker's Bakery on Lodi Street at 7 30. Plans for a near future picnic will be discussed and every player is asked to be present.
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Elyria Eagles
Becker
Corfec+tionery
Lodi Street
Haseredts Guthries Play Tomorrow Night On Hamilton Diamond
Haseredts Jewelers and Guthrie Grocers will resume their postponed July 7 game tomorrow evening on the Hamilton diamond. Umpire Bill Rose is asked to take notice. The section notes additional sports on page 10.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Guthrie Grocers
Hamilton
Bill Rose
Registration Cards for Kids Day at League Park
Elyria Kiwanis Club offers registration cards for local children to attend the Indians versus Senators game at League Park on Wednesday August 10. Cards are available at Bill Struck's Furniture Second Street Seabold's Dairy Lake Avenue or Richwine Ice Cream East Broad Street. Parents must sign, releasing the club and driver from any accident or injury during the trip.
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Elyria
Kiwanis Club
League Park
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Bill Struck
Second Street
Seabold's
Lake Avenue
Richwine Ice Cream Company
East Broad Street
Elyria Kiwanis Club
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Nativities
Tri-County
Purvis
Stojnicki
Bartieme
Stalen
Peters Leth
Nativitees
Br Thomas
Mraski
Lorain Vathites
Braski
Marski
Syrouski
Weed Skolmick
Zelek
Sree J. Zelek
C . Mieski
Bartlome
L. Wasem
C. Wasem
Gerber
Thowas
Peters
Eagles Juniors
Eagles Irs
Eyeseed
Erolbrook
F. Ross
T. Ross
E. Ross
M. Kovlak
D . Heath
Beeees Watson
Ducana
Ness N. Haugh
Ernest
Rtates
Hance
Creo
Pirestone
Koviak
Van
the Bell CO
Stanford Ave
Div
Legion
Mansfeld
Foer
Poland
Sords
SOX
Central Pri
Rua
Sretta
Firat Garg
R.H. AE Porter
Burnett
Averill
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Tb Sewell
Kamm
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Coanally
Ae Totals
E. Olson
Oliver
Johnson
Jolley
Alexander
Pickering
Warstter
Connally
Michaels
Poe
Durham
Lleveland
Soston
Porter
Vosmik
Morgan
Sevell
Cissell
Montague
Olson
Warwood
Tolley
Wartsler
Tate
Werand
Moore
F. M. Phelus
J. H. Kauff
Dr. A. FL. Hagedorn
George Fric
F. E B. Brumfield
Fred Goetz
E. M Green
Steve Miner
Mike Fey
Ed Krebs
Art Houry
Hersh Shannon
West River Road
Claude Wagner
Paul Alexander
Ralph Rogers
Bill Henry
Hart Greenland
Clem Knechiges
Toni Smith
Jack Marshall
True Myiler
Walter Wood
Ed Champion
Hugh Cameron
Clem Walters
Chuck Clark
Matt Roth
Phil Bousquet
Dr. Powell
Dr. Wells
Archie West
R. Zeilman
W. E. Wolf
J. Beltz
al Keeney
W. C. Shea
Ralph Reynolds
C. €. Baker
Art Pelander
R. Hock
U.S
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
Willie Carr
Eastman
Bill Graber
Lea Barnes
Graber
Kaye Don
England
Richwine Team
Cann
Leser
Pene Bane Eee
Betridge
Ae Crooks
Kraus
Weed Swonger
Ebeed Conley
Bee Ween Kaufman
Gene Shubert
Waster Smith
Richwines
Kruss
F. Smith
Oaminski
Gerhardinger
Henke
Alatkowski
Cosseseeeed
Crooks
Poerseesatened Kraus
Boainee
Conley
Gast
O Shubert
Richwiner
R. H. E Kruss
Tre Wircenske
Shreye
Ozminksi
Ib Seeeereeeed N
Reed
Soja
P D
Sac Eenne Gerhardinger
Kostyo
Austen Eeeer Es Henke
Eveeenes
T. Smith
SS Eeveeseweee
Ed Sees
Yucka
Tomson
Barkacs Steleal
T Mack
Craddnck
Phillips
G Mack
Mack- G. Mack
Zvernia
Basa
Yurhka
Fucka
Demaline
Robert Mahl
Olmsted
Eat Go
C. Wing
Tipeed Phillips
A. Tomson
G Mach
Jaworsk
Io Clowson
Seena
Adams
Tenes Yucka
Barkacs
Ifom
Korth Eaton
Grills
Splete
Crowell
Aed Dettman
Parker
Eae Atkinson
Ab Anton
Dae Ruddy
Olmated Falls
Elyria Eeceasens
Dover Ssasasesrece
Ceereeres
Eaton
Ong Brook Park
Sesso
Haseredts
Guthrie
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