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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1927

Page

7

Eagles Drop Game To Tomson Tailors Sunday

The Eagles fell behind early as Tomson Street Cleaners of Cleveland and Jack Graney led with six runs in the fourth. Birdmen mounted a late rally but miscues and outs in the infield hampered their efforts with key plays by Skerp and Wragg shaping the inning.

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Eagles Fall to Cleaners in Rain-Soaked Inning Bout

Amherst and opponents traded runs as errors and timely hits shaped a wet afternoon game. The Motors built a lead with sixth inning miscues, while the Eagles rallied in spots but faded after early carding. Warner held the line for Cleaners with late support, as Hayes and Sammon sparked a fifth inning push and Dobbins Taylor contributed in eighth.

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Baseball standings and late results across leagues

Rain delays shuffle the standings as Boston leads Cleveland with rain postponements. New York and Philadelphia split results while Chicago hosts New York and St Louis hosts Brooklyn in the scattered schedule. Multiple games from yesterday are noted with several matchups across the leagues.

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Weathering rains forces rescheduled Sunday baseball game

Heavy rain flooded Cleveland grounds as the Tailors could not play at River Park. Lorain, rivals with Elyria, planned to try again as conditions prevented the early game and teams prepared for a Sunday rematch.

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Connie Mack May Recall Zip Hauser From Kansas City

Connie Mack considers recalling Zip Hauser from Kansas City as he retools his Athletics lineup after trial of Jimmy Dixkes at first base. Hauser, recently healthy after a long knee trouble, has been excelling with the American Association and could be the missing piece to bolster Connie’s hopes for a winning season.

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Dempsey predicts knockout win over Sharkey in fight

White Sulphur Springs New York July 18 Jack Dempsey told United Press he would KO Jack Sharkey in the early rounds with a knockout in under three rounds if necessary he would win by decision. He spoke from his camp where tapering has begun and said he feels as young as Babe Ruth and can swing as hard. Dempsey looked fit and trains continue with sparring partners lined up while plans to leave for New York Thursday were disclosed.

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Meusel Delivers for Yankees in 6-2 Win over Browns

Bob Meusel homered in the eighth and again to back a 6-2 Yankees victory over the St Louis Browns. Buster Gehrig tied Babe Ruth with his 30th of the season. Marty McManus tripled in the ninth for Philadelphia in a narrow 5-4 win.

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Chicago Cry Teonis Championship Upset

In Chicago Johnnr Hennessey of Indianapolis defeated Emmett Pare 6-3 6-3 6-1 to win the tennis title marking the first outsider victory in the tournament history. Emphasized by other sports notes, Detroit boxing plans and roster changes are detailed.

Chicago Johnnr Hennessey Indianapolis Emmett Pare

Sport Events Today Haacing Continuation At Multiple Venues

Sporting schedule lists continuing meetings at Empire City Lincoln Fields Rockland and Windsor. Grand circuit trotting opens at Detroit. Western amateur golf opens in Seattle and Pennsylvania open in Philmont C OC ten Tennis Longwood Bowl at Chestnut Ui. Mass clay court championships Detroit Washington state championship Seattle Buffalo Lawn Bowling women’s international opens Buffalo. Chess international tournament opens London.

Empire City Lincoln Fields Rockland Windsor Detroit Seattin Philmont Chestnut Ui Mass Washington

Sports notes across era show varied games and records

During the first half of this year 80000 rounds of golf were played on three public links in Toledo. The new University of Midh stadium will be dedicated October 22 with a football game against Ohio State. The Boston club led championships in 1872 74 and 75 with SPalding as the pitcher. Pigeon racing grows in Europe with prize events sometimes reaching 15900. Clarice Sweenes of the Providence team in 1874 set a single game strikeout record. The American League seeks a president to match Byron Bancroft Johnsons high standard.

Toledo University of Midh Boston AG. Spalding Europe Clarice Sweenes Providence Byron Bancroft Johnson

Amherst Orioles Fall to West Side Nine at Cascade Park

Elyria West Side defeated the Amherst Orioles 14 to 7 at Cascade Park. West Side pitcher W Withers limited Amherst to three hits while Wragg was tagged for nine doubles. West Side catcher Sagert homered and Stroweki fueled the offense with two base hits. Mil ler and Kruger each hit home runs for West Side as they stranded four against both clubs.

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Dempsey’s wife plans hiding to dodge questions about bout

Los Angeles July 18 Miss Taylor motion picture actress and wife of Jack Dempsey prepares to go into hiding to escape curious fans asking her whether Dempsey can beat Sharkey for the July 21 bout. She notes boxing fans recognize her anywhere and she worries about public appearances. She remains positive that Jack will regain the heavyweight title.

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State Briefs Highlighted Local Deaths And Trials

Youngstown Georg Wilkes 30 died in hospital after a stab wound. Police say by common law wife Bessie Hughes. Bellefontaine 90. Joseph Mudd of Dayton on trial for second degree murder of Aga Ferris. incident occurred May 29 en route to Toledo. Thirteenth juror alternate to sit for disqualified members after trial begins in county court. Springfield Apa C Grube steelworker dies after Buck Creek bridge collapse during demolition. five workers and two boy spectators injured. W. D. Hints Construction Co. of Kent awarded repair contract. Youngstown Spiros L Ketfalas 39 died of heat exhaustion at Republic Rubber Co plant. Columbus Mary Ann Reichard 61 died from injuries after crossing street. vehicle struck by Jacob Tityacre, 36th traffic death in county this year.

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Britain Sets Steel Production Record in Wartime Era

Great Britain currently leads in steel output, surpassing all peace-time levels aside from a few war years. March 1997 set a record with production around 949,109 tons while global output climbs to about 87.5 million tons. Britain’s share trends toward 12 percent, aided by rising use for construction and engineering despite lower shipbuilding and armaments activity.

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Motorcycle Racer Killed in Crash at Fort Miami Track

Toledo dispatch reports 21 year old Harold Lafleur died after a motorcycle crash at Fort Miami track. Two other riders, Stern Lapkovitch Hessine and Robert Perry, were injured with Lapkovitch and Perry sustaining minor wounds. Lapkovitch continued racing after the collision.

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