Barbour Hull Lead Qualifiers At Elyria Country Club
Elyria Country Club hosted IS-hele qualifying for the club championship with 33 Class A players. Howard Barbour and Dr. W. H. Hull led scoring at 79, followed by Ed Raus and Dick Timms with 81. Other scores ranged up to the mid-80s as 16 players earned championship spots.
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Howard Barbour
Dr. Hull
Elyria Country Club
W. H. Hull
Ed Raus
Dick Timms
L. O. Stearns
Worth Fauver
Charlie McGrath
W. B Timms
Dr. R. W. Hancock
Oscar Haserodt
Dale White
E. Brode
Don Granger
Tom Kennedy
Leonard Tufford
A. Mellen
R and P CigarS Beat Richwines 9 to 4 in Softball clash
In Lorain City Soft Ball League action the Rand P Cigars defeated the Richwines 9-4 on the Richwine diamond. Jan Ziatkowski struggled early, permitting an 8-0 lead, while J. Skolmicki starred on the mound for the Cigars as Elyria’s Richwines failed to rally.
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Rand P Cigars
Lorain City
Elyria
Richwines
Richwine
Jan Ziatkowski
Cigars
Ziatkowski
J. Skolmicki
Subway Barbers Edge Maroons 3 2 in Narrow Win
The Elyria Maroons traveled to Lorain yesterday and fell 3 to 2 to the Subway Barbers formerly St. Stanislaus. The Maroons tied the score in the eighth inning, but Lorain answered with the winning run in their half.
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Elyria Maroons
Lorain
Subway
Barbers
St. Stanislaus
Local Golf Club Hosts Round Two Amid Heat
Golfers from Spring Valley faced intense heat as they played second round matches at the club over Saturday and Sunday. The round is to be completed by Wednesday evening with results for F. A. Michaels and W. Hagedorn among those noted.
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Wany Spring Valley
Lawson May Go In Connally Deal
In LEVELANE Ohio on July 24 General Manager B Evans and Manager Roger Peinpaugh had not decided which pitcher would be sent to Toledo of the American Association to satisfy payment for George Sarger Connally bought for $20,000. Shoffner or Lawson likely to go, leaving the Indians with no left handed pitcher. Connally, formerly with the White Sox, was pitching in the association at the time of the sale.
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Levelane
B Evans
Roger Peinpaugh
Toledo
Americans
Association
George Sarger Connally
Esther Shoffner
Jallanowski
Lawson
Connally
White Sox
Vtandings American Results Review Confused Scoreline
A garbled recap notes results across teams including Washington Detroit and New York with unclear scores and a reference to Cleveland and Louis. Only partial game names appear and no clear schedule or outcomes are provided.
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Peecon
Cleveland
O O F Defeats Oberlin In Tight 4-3 Hurling Duel
Johnny Pais bested Rodgers in a pitching duel as Elyria T O O F beat Oberlin N O O F 4 to 3 at Richwine Field. Ten walks and five hits marked the effort with home runs from Rennuard and Haehl. Coates relieved and forced Pais home for the deciding tally in the tenth. Crowd size noted. Friday's rematch with the Dodgers set for 6 30 at Richwine Field.
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Johnny Pais
Rodgers
Elyria T. O. O. F
Oberlin N. O. O. F
Richwine Field
Pais
Coates
Rennuard
Haehl
Odd Fellows
Dodgers
Sox Beat Indians In Twelfth Inning 6-5
Boston wins 6-5 over Cleveland in twelve after misplays by the Indians. Montague error and a dropped double play attempt helped the Sox rally. Moore pitched the win with Russell, Moore, and Hudlin contributing as Boston improves in the series.
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Indians
Boston
Mass
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Montague
Eddie Morgan
Kamm
Clint Brown
Cleveland
Ed Durham
Morgan
Tidapp
Myatt
Sween Rhine
Rothrock
Hodapp
Rhine
Webb
Sweeney
Russell
Hudlin
Reeves
Burnett
Frissell
Moore
Campbell
MacGowan
Dineer
Richwines and Welsh Coal Clash For First Tonight
First place in the City Soft Ball League is on the line at Mckinley field as Richwines and Welsh Coal meet. Both teams remain undefeated in the second half. Other games feature City Motors vs 15-55 at Hamilton and Ohio Fuel Gas against Johnson Oils at Roosevelt.
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Richwines
Welsh Coal
Mckinleyfield
City Motors
Hamilton
Ohio Fuel Gas
Johnson Oils
Roosevelt
National Games Today Matchups
National Games today feature Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Cincinnati in key early season showdowns across major leagues.
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Pet
Philadelphia
Ove Tan If
York
Atti St
Lau
Chicago
Elyria
Reyouarde Ae
Cleveland
Boavin
Pass
Washington
Gray
St Luis
New York
Lehmann
ChNicame
Telaerow
Trahan
Eee Nationa Kiyon
Ko Telaerow
Ni Sr
Brooklyn
GFR
Weere
Philadelhia Ra
Walker
Af Alb Coates
Cinemnati
National Renults
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Nladelphia
Cincinnati
Olmsted Falls and West View Tie for C and L Lead
Olmsted Falls and West View share the Cuyahoga and Lorain County League lead after wins yesterday. Olmsted Falls routed the Elyria Business Men 12 to 7, while West View defeated North Olmsted 4 to 1. Eaton beat the Elyria A C s 9 to 8 in the other league game.
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Olmsted Falls
West View
North Olmsted
Eaton
Elyria A. C.’s
Lmsted Falls
Cuyahoga and
Lorain County
Elyria
LaGrange Defeats Furnitures 8-4 in Seven Inning Win
LaGrange rallied for four runs in the eighth inning to beat the Thomas Furnitures 8-4 at Ely Stadium. Long and Forbush pitched a tight duel as Furniture errors let LaGrange score late and claim the victory in yesterday’s game.
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LaGrange
Thomas Furnitures
Ely Stadium
Long
Forbush
Furnitures
McGraw Returns to Warpath as Giants Falter in St Louis
New York manager John McGraw resumes fiery tactics after being ejected by umpire Clark in St Louis. Giants drop a doubleheader 2 1, fall to third place six and a half games behind the Cardinals. Robins surge to second after beating the Cubs 9 6. Phillies and Reds split a two game set.
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Leo H. Petersen
York
John McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Giants
St. Louis
Clark
John Herdter
Carl Hubbell
Johnson
John Berry
Paul Derringer
New York
Brooklyn
Robins
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Soe
Chillies
Mate Holds Firm Grip On Three Year Old Title
Mate, chestnut colt owned by A C Bostwick, conquered the Arlington classic to take the 1931 three year old championship. Twenty Grand finished third as the 1-3 favorite, with Spanish Play just ahead. Mate seems likely to be hailed as a turf Hall of Fame candidate if form holds through Saratoga or Belmont Park meetings.
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Chicago
Lor — Mate
Tnrn
A. C. Bostwick
Saratoga
Belmont Park
Mate
Merchants And Crusaders Tie In Nine Inning Tilt
A see-saw baseball game yesterday at Cascade Park ends in a tie as Merchants and Crusaders deadlock in the ninth. Fortman and Myers lead the Merchants with three hits each while Brosky paces the Crusaders with five. Bases loaded and nobody out in the Crusaders’ half fails to score due to poor base running.
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Veann
Cus
Eaton
Crusaders
Fortman
Eagles
Buffalo
Mohawks Defeat Eagles in Buffalo Baseball Thriller
In a Buffalo clash the Mohawks edged the Eagles 3 runs to secure victory as Eagles defense faltered late. Cedula, Forbush and Wrage sparked the offense while MeMana, Kelley and Randles provided key plays for the Mohawks. Next week the Eagles host House of Days at Riverview Park in the city’s first night game amid Grover Alexander and Kari Kaiser appearances.
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Schroeder
Cavaler
Monawks
Adame
MeMana
Kelley
Cebula
McMaon
Forbush
Fett
Fowson
Toplins
Eagles
Handles
Dimes
Dies
Wrage
Randies
Z. Spencer
T Sharp
Machock
Randles
Helsey
Morrison
C. Wrage
Fields
Wright
Mills
Wrask
Treat
Focals
Wragg
Spencer
Adam
Wraks
Clowson
Hopkins
House of Days
Riverview Park
Grover Alexander
Kari Kaiser
Birdmen
Horms
Yesterday's Results From Local High School Roundup
Olmsted Falls beat Business Men 12 to 7 while West View defeated North Olmsted 4 to 1. Eaton triumphed over Elyria A C 9 to 6.
Ass'n Teams In Race For First Division Berths
Columbia Blues return to first division after sweeping Columbus 12 to 11 and 8 to 2. St Paul split a twin Hill with Indianapolis. Indians beat Saints 24 to 3 then Saints won 6 to d. Louisville lost to Minneapolis 2 to 5 and won 12 to 2. Millers and Blues stay within a half game. Milwaukee and Toledo split in consolation games. Milwaukee 14 to 1 and Madhens 19 to 1 in 6 innings.
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Columbes
Ar—Wansag City
Columbus
Blues
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Indians
Saints
D. Louisville
Minneapolis
Millers
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Madhens
Britain Beats U S to Reach Davis Cup Challenge Round
Great Britain defeated the United States three matches to two in the inter zone finals to earn a challenge round date with France. Sidney Wood, the Wimbledon champion, lost to Frederick J Perry as Frank Shields failed to close the series, leaving Bunny Austin to seal Britain's win.
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United States
Great Britain
France
England
Frank K. Shielda
Sidney B. Wood
Wood
Frederick J. Perry
Shields
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Austin
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Elyria A. C
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