Elyria Captures 1932 Western Division Golf Championship
Elyria wins the Western Division golf title as district reports show the 1932 contest concluded. A boxing show at Riverview Park on August 4 promoted by Matchmaker Dick Finegan features Bob Shaw of Elyria versus Alphonse of Lorain in a six round 165 pound main event. The card includes four four round bouts with Elyria and Lorain fighters, headlined by Tony Jezewski versus Kid Tobicash at 160 pounds and Johnny Jezewski versus Eddie Willis at 140 pounds. Other bouts pit Tiger Flowers Moora and Frankie Mazone, Moe Hammon and Kid Maze, plus two 98 pound catchweights. The Gold Dust twins will perform exhibitions. tickets go on sale with reduced prices."
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Elyria
al Harris
Lorain
Riverview Park
Dick Finegan
Elyria Jared
Tony Jezewski
Kid Tobicash
Elyrians
Johnny Jezewski
Eddie Willis
Tiger Flowers Moora
Frankie Mazone
Moe Hammon
Kid Maze
Our Fair City
Frank Kenska
Grafton
Moore
Mitters
Gold Dust Twins
Finegan
Holy Cross Crowned League Champion in Playoff Win
Holy Cross softball defeated Browns 6 to 4 at Ely Stadium securing the first half championship in the Stadium league's American division. Browns led 3-1 through four innings before Holy Cross rallied for four runs in the fourth and held on.
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Chuck Rupp
HEE
Holy Cross
Browns
Ely Stadium
HL Brerek
Ceneeacess
Kaminski
Comesess Firestone
Mackin
Ees
Pasenow
Broom’s
H. Cross
Jones
Varho
Reed
Facon
fReed
Stadium League Managers Meet at Stadium Tonight
Stadium League supervisors announce a meeting of all softball and hardball managers at 6 30 this evening at the Stadium to plan the second half. Attending managers include Bedocs Stryker Fel lows Kaminski Yucka Sebastian and others and reports from Dunn Chevrolet Browns Indians Rummers Motor Express Eagles and Stadium A C teams are requested. Changes in softball rules will be discussed and managers must bring a 15 player list with new players submitted a week before eligibility and released by their current manager before signing with another team. No city league players are eligible.
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Roy B. Clymer
Joe Bedocs
Bt. Agnes
Bob Stryker
Odd Fellows
Steve Kaminski
Holy Cross
Pets Yucka
Clark’s Service
John Jones
U. K
All-Time Big Five Infielders Spark Offense In Game
Jimmy Foxx doubled and two singles in three at bats driving in two runs. Lou Gehrig singled three times to account for two tal? Buckling? Al Simmons had five singles in five plate appearances for two runs. Big Terry added two singles in three trips as Ruth rested.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Low Gehrig
al Simmons
Sbig Terry
Game Association Liberates 150 Pheasants Across Lorain County
The Lorain County Game Land Fish Association plans to distribute 150 pheasants today at locations including Oberlin Amherst Avon Sheffield Lake Lorain Grafton Eaton Columbia and Rochester. Previous release included raccoons totaling 175, with 90 more pheasants planned soon and a Gala Field Day on September 11 at the Art Squires farm on Duck Pond road.
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Lorain County
Game Association
Henke
Art Squires Farm
Duck Pond Road
Clark Service Whips Dunn Chevrolets 9 4 In Softball Showdown
Rallying to score seven runs in the sixth, Pete Yucka’s Clark Service beat Dunn Chevrolets 9 to 4 on the Cascades diamond. Potyak pitched for the winners with Blakeslee for the losers. Clark Service to face Elyria Hardware tonight at Rongevelt. standings show Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 2 and New York 9 Chicago 1 among yesterday’s results.
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Pete Yucka
Clark
Dunn Chevrolets
Cascade Diamond
Potyak
Blakeslee
Elyria Hardware
Rongevelt
Tilden dominates German pro in exhibition tennis
William Tilden known as America's greatest pro, defeated Hans Nusselein 6-0 6-3 in Toledo. He then teamed with Bruce Barnes of Austin to beat Nusselein and Roman Najuch 6-4 6-1. The match followed Tilden's string of ten straight games won before a brief lapse.
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Tilden
Toledo
William T
Big Bill) Tilden
America
Hans Nusselein
Bruce Barnes
Austin
Tex
Nusselein
Roman Najuch
Czechoslovakia
Browns Lose Eleventh Straight in East Invasion
St. Louis Browns depart Philadelphia for Missouri after another defeat, facing an 11th straight loss and 14th in 15 since their eastern trip began. In the latest, Letty Grove notched his 15th win as Mickey Cochrane homered and the A’s beat the Browns 5 to 2.
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New York
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia
Missouri
Athletics
Browns
Letty Grove
Mickey Cochrane
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Frank Crosetti
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Lefty O'Doul
Joe Stripp
Flowers
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Mel Ott
Sive
Cincinnati
Wakeman Red Caps to face Burgett Builders Sunday
Wakeman Ohio July 21 The Burgett Builders an independent Lorain baseball team will oppose the Wakeman Red Caps of the Tri County League on Sunday at the Wakeman diamond Manager G T Scott plans to start Oliver Red Thomas on the mound with either Fred Bartlome or Link Waser catching Thomas impressed by his work against the Lorain Nats last Sunday Hovey or Warner will pitch for Lorain with either Krieg or Krul behind the plate
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Wakeman Red Caps
Burgett Builders
Wakeman, C
Lorain
Wakeman
G. T. Scott
Oliver
Red
Thomas
Fred Bartlome
Link Waser
Lorain Nats
Hovey
Warner
Krieg
Krul
Hal Smith Shuts Out Toledo as Kansas City Wins 7 0
Kaysees Blank Mud Hens 7 0 in Columbus. Hal Smith held Toledo to three hits none runs to extend scoreless streak. Kansas City dominates, Minneapolis hits 16 and 32 in two games to beat Louisville in a double header with 15 11 and 25 3 scores. Indianapolis sweeps St Paul 6 1 and 5 4. Milwaukee and Columbus split a twin bill 7 4 and 9 6.
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Clark’s Service
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Don
Sos
Kansas City
Agg
Toledo Dees
Louisville
St. Paul
Chevrotera
Wykrent
Skeidon
Gerber
Scott
Brhem
Hastings
Blakesleep
Clark
Yeaterday
Toledo
St Paul
Lous
Siwaukee
Columbus. C
Hal Smith
Ewamp Louisville
Theoining
Brewers
Red Birds
Women Athletes In Training For 1932 Olympics
United Press describes female contenders for the 1932 Games in Los Angeles. Stanislawa Walasiewicz, Stella Walsh, competes in discus long jump and 100 meters while housed at Chapman Park. Other entrants include Mile. Yvonne Godard, Johanna De Beer, Ingeborg Sjoquist, and 14-year-old Wilhelmina Den Ouden. Japanese team learns modern dining etiquette.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
OS Angeles
Olympic Village
Chapman Park
Stanislawa Walasiewicz
Stella Walsh
Sam
Poland
Chapman House
Mile
Yvonne Godard
Los Angeles
Johanna de Beer
Hollywood
California
Holland
Ingeborg Sjoquist
Sweden
Greta Garbo
Garbo
Wily den Ouden
Japan
Hiroko Shirayama
Carnera Knocks Out Gross in Seventh Round Bout
Primo Carnera Italian heavyweight scored a technical knockout over Jack Gross Philadelphia southpaw in the seventh round of a scheduled 10 rounder before about 10 000 spectators who showed disapproval. Carnera outweighed Gross by 62 pounds, dominated the lanky opponent with rough tactics, and finished with two rights to the jaw at 2 50 of the seventh. Referee Arthur Donovan halted the bout as Gross rose at the bell.
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New York
Primo Carnera
Jack Gross
Philadelphia
Itelian
Philadelphien
Gross
Arthur Donovan
Carnera
Haserodts Meet Merchants in Feature City Softball Game
Haserodts Jewelers now lead City softball as Hank Ernest boosts their attack. Merchants stand second after last season’s title run, aiming to close the gap with a win. Tonight’s other games include Day’s Hardware vs Richwines and Crawford Clothiers vs Krugman Transits at Richwines, plus Gunthrie Grocers vs Abookire Merchants at Hamilton.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Merchants
McKinley
Hank Ernest
Haserodts
Gonfalon
Hardware and Richwines
Jefferson
Crawford Clothiers
Krugman
Richwines
Gunthrie Grocers
Abookire
Hamilton
Local Recreation League forms in New London C
Under C C Stough, a local businessman and Rotarian, the 2 City Recreation League was organized in New London on Wednesday night. Four teams will compete this summer with games each Wednesday at 6 15 PM on the high school diamond. Official umpire C B Wolfe brings over 25 years of experience.
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New London
C. C. Stough
City Recreation League
Harold Sackett
Jack Hogsett
Hester Randleman
Russell Watkins
C. BE
Wolfe
Henry Parnell
Legion Defeats County Garage in 8 7 Softball Thriller
A picked American Legion squad defeated the County Garage 8 to 7 after trailing 7-6 entering the seventh. McMullen pitched for the Garage, while Clay Wilmot and Leon Kelly shared mound duties for the Legion. Key hits included a three-base hit by J Elemes and home runs by W Gau man and C Nichols. Wilmot credited with the win. McMullen the loss. Umpires were C. T. Biggs and F. Winoverski. Scorer C. F. Wolf.
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American Legion
County Garage
Ely
Knox
Legion
McMullen
Clay Wilmot
Leon Kelly
R Mole
H. Dye
Hopfer
W. Evans
P. Birlam
J. Elemes
C Persons
J. Beaumont
G. Bohn
L. Kelly
W. Gau
Man C. Nichols
J. Lysaght
Kelly
Wilmot
Losine
T. Biggs
F. Winoverski
C. F. Wolf
Aba
W. Gauman
B. Braegger
Weed
Mole
L. Yost
Wees
C. Nichols
Deasgeeta Essed Hy
Opfer
Eerseeraeersees
K. Law
Atparsd
K. Holcomb
M. Ensign
Wee
W. McMullen
Lepion
W. Hearne
Etre W. Evans
Lysaght
C. Davis
Eesawee
Bohn
Seereee
Dirlam
Beaumont
A . Sea
Legion Eesalep
County Garage Team Plays Dall Motors
The County Garage volt ball team will play Dall Motors Monday evening at the Riverview diamond. Game time is set for 6:30. The sports writer will serve as official scorer.
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County Garage
Dall Motors
Riverview
Marshall Scores First Ace At Cherry Ridge
Jack Marshall Elyria City treasurer and Lorain County Savings and Trust Company official scored the first hole in one at Cherry Ridge golf course. He aced Number 3 with a No 6 iron in a foursome that included Lew Reave Heinia Fisher and Lynn Schafer.
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Jack Marshall
Elyria
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Cherry Ridge
Marshall
Lew Reave
Heinia Fisher
Lynn Schafer
Golfdom
Indians End East Tour With 14 Wins In 18 Games
The Peckinpaugh Indians returned from the eastern trip with a 14 and 4 record in 18 games, rising from fourth to second, then finishing third, one behind Philadelphia and nine and a half behind New York. Mel Harder pitched a no hit bid through eight innings as Cleveland beat Boston 5 to 0, with the lone Red Sox run scoring in the final inning on Alexander's single and a few walks.
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Peckinpaugh
Mel Harder
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Boston
Harder
Alexander
Watwood
Warstler
Tate
Odd Fellows Win 12-6 Over Independents
The Odd Fellows defeated the Independents by a 12 to 6 score in two games on the Jefferson diamond last evening. Tomorrow the lodgemen face Dunn Chevrolets at Cascade Park, game time 6 30. Players to report on time. Two-base hits S Valerius Burt on Boynton. Three-base hits Stryker. Home runs Bowen Boynton. Winning pitcher Walker. Losing pitcher Webber.
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Cleveland
Porter
Segee
A Burnett
Averill
Alexander
Aeeet
Watwood
Warstier
Rhine
Jablonowski
Gallagher
Rhe Muth
Boston
Harder
Sewell
Montague
Cissell
Tete
Burnett
Vosmikie
Morgan
Balis
Kline
Jadonowscki
King
Hime
O Gallagher
Pitenes Eling
Ames — Guthrie
Geiselisel
The
Odd Fellows
Independents
Johnson Oils
Jefferson Diamond
Lodgemen
Dunn Chevrolets
Cascade Park
Valerius
Burton
Boynton
Stryker
Bowen
Walker
Webber
Fort Wayne and Erie In Spirited Race
In Dayton Ohio on July 21 Fort Wayne and Erie pressed the Central League title bid with Erie nine points back. Fort Wayne beat Canton 13 to 7 for 15 wins in 18 second half games while Erie defeated South Bend 6 to 1. Youngstown stayed third with a 5 to 3 win over Dayton and both teams were set to meet again.
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Dayton
Fort Wayne
Erie
Hoosier
Canton
South Bend
Youngstown
Elyria Wins Western Division Golf Title On Points
Elyria Country Club se sextet secured the 1932 Western Division Golf Association championship by five points over Ashland, 13 to 11 in final round play at Elyria. Dick Lutz clinched three points for Ashland with a 29th hole win over Leonard Tufford, while Eddie Raus contributed three points for Elyria, Dale White four, and Howard Barbour three. Norwalk crushed Wooster 18 to 3 and Lorain edged Spring Valley 12 to 11. Elyria now advances to district finals against Cleveland city champion or Eastern Division winner Painesville. Bill Pressing led day scoring with 78 plus 7 for 85 total.
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Linkemen
Ashland
Norwalk
Wooster
Lorain
Spring Valley
Bill
Hough
Elyria Country Club
Dick Lutz
Leonard Tufford
Tufford
Elyria
Eddie Raus
Lorain County
Bob Buck
Ashland College
Raus
Dale White
Dick Paxton
Howard Barbour
Jost
Cleveland City
Painesville
Bill Pressing
Ashbland
R. C. Garretson
H. Barbour
Bob Enck
Clark Yeo
Bil
Timms
Dix
Ray Carpenter
Ed Quinby
Linser
O Schultz Wees
Ray Wert
Ray Gerken
W. Flattery
E. W. Strubdle
C. Goodell
A. C. Smith
Ashland Eetee Norwalk
Is Wooster
Local Fairways Club Championship Qualifiers At Elyria CC
Frank Slough Oscar Haserodt P M Gentzel and Worth Fauver earned four remaining club championship spots at Elyria Country Club by posting low playoff scores. The qualifiers join George Dyble Georges Gould H W Pond and Dr H L Knapp as preliminaries set precedents for first and subsequent rounds with pairings announced by Clark Black.
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Frank Slough
Oscar Haserodt
P.M. Gentzel
Worth Fauver
Elyria Country Club
George Dyble
Georges Gould
H. W. Pond
H. L. Knapp
Slough
Haserodt
Gentzel
Fauver
Dyble
Gould
Ponda
Knappa
Elytia Country Club
Clark Black
Leonard Tufford
T. M. Kennedy
Frank M. Slough
Bud Brown
Dale Miller
PM. Gentzel
C. W. Adams
W. B. Timms
Willis Reichard
F4die Raus
Worth Fauger
Mex N. Suppes
C. M. McGrath
L. O. Stearns
Rick Timms
George Gould
W. H. Patton
Don H. Bryant
Bob Fauger
Don Sotherdon
Harry L. Reynolds
C. C. Bowers
C. W. Carrick
C. A. Olson
Charles Fell, Sr
C. H
B. C. Franklin
Ralph Murdach
W. O. Zaiser
Dale White
N. C. Foster
F. L. McGuire
N. A. Hewitt
B. W. Johnston
Paul Savage
Bob Adams
Horan
Dr. F. A. Lawrence
Leonard Birch
A. B. Cochrane
R. P. Wirth
H. R. Valentine
R. Herzberger
J. J. Burel
C. H. Smith
F. M. Phelps
E. Foster
J. H. Knuff
Division 1 Team Defeats Division 3 In Softball Debut
In a July 21 preliminary game at New London, Division 1 beat Division 3 11 to 7. standout H Byaze, a one arm right hander, leads the Division 3 outfit, while John Hoag of Lakewood and Hart Greenland of Elyria are noted players. Numerous prizes were awarded, with Lakewood Elks hosting a Spring Valley golf event and Elyria Country Club hosting Sunday's Mixed Four-Ball and Ladies Invitation. Mike Fey won Wednesday Blind Par at Cherry Ridge with an 86-12-74, Carl Niemyer second at 91-20-71.
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Elyria
New London, CO
H. Byaze
John Hoag
Lakewood
Lownet
Hart Greenland
Elyria Country Club
Mike Fey
Cherry Ridge
Carl Niemyer
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