Sally Elson Wins Women's Ohio Golf Championship
In Columbus, 24 year old Sally Elson defeated Isabel Ogilvie 4 and 3 in the 18th annual Ohio Women's Golf Association tournament final. Elson, who took up golf at 19, emerged from a modest start to claim the state crown for Columbus, routing the Cleveland native in a tight match featuring key saves, long iron play, and a decisive 25-foot birdie finish.
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United Press
Olumbus
Columbus
Ohio
Sally Elson
Teacher Ogilvie
Cleveland
Ohio Women’s Golf Association
Miss Elson
Burt Weil
Cincinnati
Cleveland Canterbury
Weil
Pete Linster
Mansfield
Dorothy Gardner
Steubenville
Edward Goddard
Miss
Miss Ogilvie
Cans
Sports Cut Short By Ernie Braden
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Ee Grissom has pitched in six straight games and aims to start both ends of a double header. The piece recalls Joe DiMaggio as a right handed Babe Ruth and includes anecdotes about Robert Davis and John H. Davis, plus wrestling notes from the Rialto Theatre in Sandusky with fan misconduct involving a bag of wet cinders aimed at Steve Menoff.
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EE Grissom
Cincinnati Reds
Lee
Bill Terry
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Babe Ruth
Russ Davies
Elmer J. Staila
Sandusky
Dan Morris
Good Samaritan Hospital
Rialto Theatre
Little Head
Danny
Elyria
Ed Reger
Ed Fishner
Rialto
Steve Menoff
Steve
Menoff
Ridgeville Girls Rally to Edge Worthington 7 6
Alma Diedrich limited Worthington Ball to seven hits as Ridgeville Bittner’s defeated Worthington Ball 7 6 last evening at Ridgeville. Diedrich pitched well guiding Ridgeville to the narrow victory.
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Ridgeville
Alma Diedrich
Worthington Ball
Ridgeville Bittner’s
Bloomer Girls to Face Lyon Tailors in Central Park Clash
In Lorain on July 17 the Bloomer Girls, holders of the girls baseball title, will meet Tommy Nickelettes Lyon Tailors tomorrow at 2 30. Starters include Adaline Willoughby ace pitcher Purl Galer catcher Lucelile Rebaelman first base Neilie Roebuck third base and Jennie Kelbase in left field.
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Lorain
Bloomer Girls
Tommy Nickelette
Lyon Tailors
Central Park
Miss Adaline Willoughby
Purl Galer
Lucelile Rebaelman
Neilie Roebuck
Jennie iKelbase
Teft-fleid
Qualifiers Hit Elyria Country Club Course
Two players completed the first 18 holes of their 36 hole qualifiers at Elyria Country Club. Frank M. Slough shot 97 and Del Savage 99 while pro Bill Livie carded 76. Clark Black, Elyria pro, posted 72, one under par. A separate note reports a five inch bozo found by Evelyn and Laura Keltto in their backyard.
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Elyria
Bill Livie
Elyria Country Club
Livie
Clark Black
Elytia Pro
Evelyn
Laura Keltto
Martin Trounces Menoff In Rialto Theatre Match
R. Steve Menoff, the Roumanian from Toledo, clashed with Bunny Martin at the Rialto Theatre. Martin won the first fall in 6 55, Menoff took the second in 4 15, and Martin was awarded the third by disqualification of Menoff at 5 45. A semi final brawl between Lefty Pacer and Swede Olsen preceded the main event.
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R. Steve Menoff
Toledo
Rialto Theatre
Mr. Menoff
Bunny Martin
Chattanooga
Wars Powers
Earl
Menoff
Martin
Powers
Lefty Pacer
Washington
D. C
Swede Olsen
Milwaukee
Pacer
Olsen
Walt Balcomb
Steve Steinbinder
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Standings show Cleveland 11 over Washington 5 Detroit 24 over New York 1 Boston 6 over St Louis Chicago 9 over Philadelphia 4. Today and tomorrow New York at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis. Two games tomorrow. Yesterday’s results Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 eleven innings Boston 6 Chicago 1 St Louis 10 18 Philadelphia 3 10 second game ten innings Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 5 St Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston. Two games tomorrow. Last night Minneapolis 4 St Paul 1 Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 0 Columbus at Toledo rain only games scheduled. Newark 10 Buffalo 6 nine innings Rochester 3 Jersey City 2 Syracuse 13 Toronto 1 Baltimore at Montreal rain.
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Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Boston
St. Louss
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Beaulta
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Hearsts
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
Jersey City
Syracuse
Toronto
Baltimore
Montreal
G.B
Slender
International League
A . Pet. Clutou
Syracuse Anee
Toronte
Jersey City Anes
Oberlin Bombers Trim Keller Kohn Kloaks
The Oberlin Brown Bombers defeated the Elyria Keller Kloaks 13 to 3 in a girls softball game at Oberlin. Pitcher Sports limited the Elyrians to three hits while Jenale Gatowski pitched well for the Kloaks but received poor defensive support.
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Oberlin Brown Bombers
Elyria Keller Kohn Kloaks
Oberlin
Elyrians
Jenale Gatowski
Kloaks
Arsenic Pollution Taints Glendive River Area
In Glendive Montana the Yellowstone River water is not being used for drinking or cooking as arsenic is scattered nearby to kill crickets. Several tons have washed into the river, raising the risk that it could endanger human life.
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Glendive
Mont
Yellowstone River
Yesterday's Hero Silas Johnson Stirs Cards to NL Tie
Silas Johnson pitched both games of a double header for the St. Louis Cardinals, lifting the team into a three way tie for third in the National League after defeating the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Silas Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Si Johnson
St. Louis
Pan American Olympics Track Stars Vie For Crowning Night
World's champions from two continents converge at Allas Texas for the Pan American Olympic meet climax. Key events include a star packed 800 meters featuring John Woodruff and Elroy Robinson, with Jose Gomez, Jose Nievea, William Sagan, Ross Bush, and Leon Marin also entered. Cunningham leads the mile, while sprinters Perrin Walker and Jack Welerhauser vie in the 200 meters. High jump rivals Dave Albritton and Cornelius Johnson loom, with pole vaults featuring Earl Mead and George Varoff among others.
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Allas
Tex
America
John Woodruff
Pittsburgh
Atrides
Elroy Robinson
California
Woodruff
New York
Jose Gomez
Jose Nievea
William Sagan
Peru
Ross Bush
Leon Marin
Venezuela
Cunningham
Glen Cunningham
Ben Johnson
Columbia University
Rey Dean
Stanford
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Perrin Walker
Georgia Tech
Jack Welerhauser
San Franciscan
Welerhauser
Dave Albritton
Ohio State
Cornelius Johnson
Compton
Calif
Earl Meadows
George Varoff
Walter Rehder
Brazil
Elyria Dairies Clinch Second in City Softball Standings
Elyria Dairies beat Sears Roebucks 4 to 3 on the Hamilton diamond to move to second place in the City Softball League. Elyria Hardwares continued its dominance with a forfeit win over Ridgeville St Peter's, extending their streak to seven. Esker-Fox Service topped the M. C. A. 3 to 1 on the McKinley diamond as the league action wrapped for the night.
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Elyria Dairies
Sears-Roebucks
Sears
Hamilton
Dairies
Elyria Hardwares
Ridgeville St. Peter's Church
Esker-Fox Service
McKinley
Eaker-Fox AB
Baldt
Heritage
Seltmexery
Y. M.& Ae AS
R. Hel Contam
Robertson
Donovan
Smith
Roe
Smitty's Waldorfs To Play Lorain Elks
Smitty's Waldorfs travel to Lorain tomorrow to face the Lorain Elks in a camp match. The team has trained hard for the skirmish and aims to defeat the Elks. Manager Pete Block has not yet named his mound choice, though Ken Smith is the expected nominee for the pitching role.
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Smitty
Waldorf Lagers
Lorain
Medwick Tops National Batters In Six Departments
In New York on July 16, Joe Medwick of the St. Louis Cardinals and Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees led major league batting averages as of games through July 15. Medwick rose to .411, widening his edge over Gabby Hartnett to 22 points. Gehrig moved to .379, with Cecil Travis second in the American League. DiMaggio climbed to .358, while Hartnett, Waner, and Travis posted notable gains in a crowded leaderboard across batting, pitching, and fielding categories.
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EW York
Upy
Joel Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Medwick
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh Pirate
Hartnett
Gehrig
Cecil Travis
Washington
Travis
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Clay Bryant
Archie McKain
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Walker
Bell
Galan
DiMaggio
Lary
Cleveland
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Kreerich
Sit-Down Delays Rodeo in Electra Texas
Electra Texas rodeo cowboys halted events with a sit down strike over judges decisions delaying the rodeo. The dispute centered on judging and timing as riders refused to compete until the issue was addressed.
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Delats
Electra
Tex
Indians Sweep Senators as Ferrell Struggles
Cleveland won 11 to 6 over Washington to extend its winning streak and prepare for a three game set with the Yankees. Mel Harder earned his sixth win, allowing 13 hits but keeping the Senators from rallying. Roy Hughes and Julius Sollers led Cleveland with three hits each, while Solters and Kuhel doubled and tripled in a high scoring affair.
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Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Denny Gatehouse
Cleveland
Hadley
Yankees
Washington
Wes Ferrell
Wesley Ferrell
Ed Linke
Bucky” Jacobs
Mel Harder
Senators
Indians
Clevelad
Lyn Lary
Roy Hughes
Julius Solters
Trosky
Sollers
Campbell
Hughes
Averill
Hale
Sullivan
Harder
Kuhel
Lewis
Travis
Mihalic
Solters
R. Ferrell
Lary
Summers
Basi
Gelsel
Boston Bees Rally To Defeat Cincinnati
The Boston Bees beat Cincinnati Reds to open a series in Boston as Reds trailed in seventh place. Cincinnati pitching was knocked for 19 hits, with a three run ninth inning rally by Brooklyn Dodgers sealing a 6 to win after a late miscue by Lew Riggs.
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Boston
Mass
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Brooklyn
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Lew Riggs
Goslin
Malone
JoJo White
Detroit
Frank Makosky
Red Rolfe
Pete Fox
Crosetti
Rogell
Hopper
Tiger
Gehringer
Makosky
Greenberg
Walker
Walters
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Burgess Whitehead
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Low Fette
Fette
Jimmy Bucher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tobacco Sacks Used In Making Quilts
Cushing Okla Mrs Charles Butler a sewing expert and her husband repurpose tobacco sacks into quilt tops They have made seven and are working on their eighth Each quilt top requires 390 small sacks and 369 large sacks and about a day to finish Butler says sacks are collected from across acquaintances showing what people throw away can become art
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Cushing
Okla
Charles Butler
Butler
Nebraska Wesleyan lifts campus dance ban with trustees vote
Lincoln Neb. Students at Nebraska Wesleyan University will be allowed to hold dances on campus for the first time in the institution's history after the board of trustees revoked the anti dancing restriction by a 16 to 9 vote.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Board of
Si Johnson Delivers Double Victory For Cardinals In Twin Bill
In New York on July 17 Si Johnson pitched eight innings to beat the Phillies 10-3 in game one, then came in as a ninth inning reliever in a 10-10 tie to win game two for the St. Louis Cardinals. Detroit Tigers stunned AL leaders by scoring seven runs on one hit in a 14-7 win over the Yankees, while Bucky Walters dropped both games for Philadelphia.
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Leslie Avery
United Press
EW York
Detroit Tigers
Silas Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
Bucky Walters
Philadelphia
Tigers
New York Yankees
Johnson
Phillies
Detroit
Pearson
Gerry Walker
Rudy York
Pat Malone
Chet Laabs
Joe Vance Throws One-Hitter For Blues In Columbus
Joe Vance of the Kansas City Blues pitched a one hitter in a 3 0 win over Milwaukee. Helf’s second inning single was the only hit allowed. Vance issued two walks and retired the final 19 batters he faced. His team had 11 hits off Brewers pitchers. Minneapolis beat St. Paul 4 1 as Jim Henry allowed four hits. Columbus Toledo game rained out.
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Columbus
Joe Vance
Kansas City Blues
Milwaukee
Vance
Henry Helf
Brewer
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Jim Henry
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tie in Use Fifty Years at Great Public Schools Boat Race
Rich ard Windeyer, a Sydney KC figure, has kept his tie from a 16 year old appearance at the Great Public Schools Boat Race for Sydney Grammar School. Each year since, Windeyer or his now-deceased son has worn the tie at the annual race. Canada Hunts Metals Ottawa reports fifty exploration parties will soon start a government funded search for untapped mineral wealth across northern territories.
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Sydney
Richard Windeyer
Sydney K. C
Sydney Grammar School
Winderer
Canada
Ottawa
Duskey Brothers Face Business Men In Cascade Park Tilt
Lorain Amateur Baseball Association resumes with two Cascade Park games at 1 PM and 3 PM. Duskey Brothers meet Elyria Business Men led by Frank Smitek on the mound, with Gibby Diewald catching as the visitor battery may include George Timko and Bruno Skolnicki. Avon Merchants travel to Lorain to face Lyon Tailors at Central Park, followed by Bittner Funeral Home versus Greenwich Merchants at Cascade Park.
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Lorain Amateur Baseball Association
Elyria
Lorain Duskey Brothers
Cascade Park
Avon Merchants
Lorain
Lyon Tailors
Central Park
Frank Smitek
Gibby Diewald
George Timko
Buck Needles
Bruno Skolnicki
Bittner Funeral Home
Greenwich Merchants
Large Field To Vie For Publinks Toga
A near record field was expected at Indian Springs as play began in the eighth Ohio Links Golf Tournament. 36 holes today and 36 tomorrow determine the 72 hole medal winner. Defending champ Paul Segerlund of Akron seeks a second title, with rivals Byron Huyt of Columbus, Bill Clensy of Cincinnati, John Racey of Cleveland district, and John Brady of Akron among challengers.
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Indian Springs
Charles J. Philo
Public Links Association
Public Links
Paul Segerlund
Akron
Segerlund
Byron
Barney) Huyt
Bill Clensy
Cincinnati
John Racey
Cleveland
John Brady
Akroz
Carvin Beats Stanford In Cherry Ridge Match
Willis Carvin defeated Howard Stanford 1 up in a July Flight match at Cherry Ridge. Carvin led 71 to 74 in a closely fought round. A mixed four-ball foursome is set as the feature event on tomorrow's golf program at Elyria Country Club.
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Willis Carvin
Howard Stanford
Cherry Ridge
Carvin
Stanford
Elyria Country Club
Persistent inmate Santo Francisco refuses parole petitions
In Sunbury Pennsylvania the 6 to year old Santo Francisco remains firm in not signing any parole papers while serving a murder sentence of 10 to 20 years at Northumberland County prison. He vows to wait until God opens the door and says he did not sign papers to get in. In Amarillo Texas officials plan a dry Thompeos Park pool season as the city council bans toxicants at the municipal pool.
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Sunbury
Santo Francisco
Northumberland County
DRI
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