Indians Tighten Grip With Win Over Yankees
Cleveland strengthens hold on fourth in the American League after defeating the New York Yankees 6-4 in Cleveland. The Indians built a four run lead in the first three innings and extended to six before New York rallied with four late runs. Miller earned the win for Cleveland, while Hoyt took the loss for the Yankees. Key hitters included Averill Fonseca Durocher Byrd Lazzeri and Hodapp with multiple RBIs and two base hits from Fonseca Hodapp and Sewell.
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New York Yankees
Tribe
Miller
Yanks
New Yorkers
Ferrell
Averill
Fonseca
Durocher
Byrd
Lazceri
Hodapp
L. Sewell
Paschal
Lazzeri
Morgan
Gardner
Duoocher
Gehrig
New York
Hoyt
Ferell
Wells
Foneca
Losinkitcher
Mec“$wan
van Graflan
Connoly
Cleveland AB
R. H. O. A. Morgan
J. Sewell
Falk
Sewell
C Miller
P Ferrell
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E- Paschal
Y Robertson
Lary
Ss Getnig
Durst Ib
Iabusel
Bengough
C . Dickey
Koenig
Ruth
Johnson
United States advances past Germany in Davis Cup Interzone
Berlin July 22 The United States Davis Cup team defeated Germany five matches to none in the Interzone final earning a final against France. Tilden and Hunter clinched the triumph with strong singles wins while Allison and Van Alszted sealed the doubles. The U S will meet France at Roland Garros for the challenger round this weekend.
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United Tates
France
Germany
Interzone
William T. Tilden
Francis Hunter
Siden
Daniel Fprenn
Hunter
Roland Garros
Anteil
Tance
United
Allison
van van
Prenn
Molenhauer
Tilden
Poienauer
Tess
Industrial teams play tonight in YMCA league
Industrial Baseball games are scheduled for tonight at four sites. Columbia Steel faces Peerless Laundry at McKinley School. Perry-Far battles Troxel Company at Hamilton School. Harbor Chemical meets Steel and Tubes at Cascade Park. Elyria Banks vs Logan Gas at Franklin School.
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M. C. A. Industral
Columbia Steel
Eerless Laundry
McKinley Chool
Perry-Far
Troxel Comany
Hamilton School
Haran Chemical
Steel and Tubes Cascade Park
Elyria Banks S. Logan Gas
Franklin School
Mae Perhp Paes
Elyria shuts out Willoughby 13 to 2 in Triple A clash
Elyria City Team dominated Willoughby Athletics 13 to 2 as Skrup pitched a full game, eight hits allowed, and a ten hit outburst in the sixth inning highlighted Elyria’s win. Reynolds led with a double, while Ambrose Wragg and Skrup added three hits each in four trips.
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A. D. Stevenson
Elyria City
Willoughby Athletics
Skrup
Willoughby
Brunner
Smith
Rabbits
Roush
Mike
Green
Droege
Widerval
Vince
Elyria
Reynolds
Nickelette
Ambrose
Wragg
Draegert
Eato
Ray
Draege
Fields
Fourbush
Yilloughby
Boog
Dreegert
Elvria
Bodie Fields
Joe Green
Bodie
Wellington
Elyrians
Skryp
Elsha
Fairgrounds
Florida Cuban Giants
Wrage
Skrip
Florida
Willoughby Athletes vs Elyria Baseball Game Summary
Two base hits by P Mahalic Reynolds Skryp and Wragg. Three base hits by Roush Reynolds and Nickelette. Stolen bases by Wragg Draegert and Reynolds. Double play by Smith and Draegert. Willoughby left on bases eight Elyria seven. Off Droege 18 hits in 5 2 2 innings Fields 1 in 3 1 Skryp 8 in 9. Winning pitcher Skryp. Umpires Bato and Ross. Time two hours twenty minutes.
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Reynolds
Skryp
Wragg
Roush
Nickelette
Draegert
Smith
Willoughby
Elyria
Oifft Droege
Fields
Droege
Widerval
Bato
Ross
Buckley
Fitzpatrick
L. Wragg
Deehr
Kaiser
Shriner
Gosser
Traxifer
Malik
Wakeman
Eagles
Barthlome
M. Bement
Sproul
Bement
McCourt
Lorain
A. E. AB
R. H. Danavich
Mihal
Philips
Sudor
Pollock
S. Sokol
Marovich
J. Sokol
Mate
A. E Elyria Yucka
Mushack
F. Wilbert
Tisza
W. Wilbert
P Gerush
Sagert
If. McCrann
Barkacs
Mike
Sokol
Gerush
Gerushie
Reds Beat Phillies 8 to 5 on Lucas and Kelly Highlight
Red Lucas pitched for Cincinnati as George Kelly delivered a crucial eighth inning triple to fuel an 8 to 5 victory over the Phillies. The game featured timely hitting and solid bullpen work, securing the win for the Reds.
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Red Lucas
George Kelly
Cincinnati
Phillies
Bittners Lose by One Run to Olmsted
Olmsted edged Grafton 10 to 9 in a nine inning game. Olmsted led with three runs in the second, four in the third, and two in the fifth. Grafton tied it with three in the fourth and two in the fifth, sixth, and seventh. Olmsted scored the winning run in the eighth. Spicer and Scholl starred for Grafton with Scholl collecting four hits and Sobey homering for Olmsted. Next Sunday Bittners host Elyria Modern Woodmen with Spicer on the mound and Scholl catching.
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Grafton Bittners
Olmsted
Graftonians
Spicer
Scholl
Bittners
Shaaft
Mike
Grafton
Herman Scholl
Rittner
Chester Sobey
Sober
Elyria Modern Woodmen
Vance Foils Wilson In Pitchers Duel At Chicago
Dazzy Vance again outpitched Hack Wilson as Wilson ended a 27 game hitting streak with four strikeouts. The Brooklyn ace used a high hard one to retire the Cub slugger and Vance left Wilson on the bench four times. Wilson had hit in 27 games and raised his average above .340 with 23 homers before the setback. In another game, Lou Gehrig and Miller Huggins connected off Waite Hoyt as the Indians topped the Yankees 6 to 4.
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Chicago
Dazzy Vance
Hack Wilson
Hack
Chicago Cub
Dazzler
Vance
Dazzy
Brooklyn
Wilson
North Side
Cub
Eagles defeat Wakeman 8 to 2 in baseball win
Elyria Eagles defeated Wakeman 8 to 2 as Wakeman managed only three hits through eight innings before a two run surge in the ninth. Fitzpatrick led with a double and two singles, Kaiser homered and singled, and 11 Eagles hits aided the win. The two teams set a rematch at Cascade Park next month.
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Elyria Eagles
Wakeman
Fitzpatrick
Eagles
Kaiser
Cascade Park
Cardinal pitcher Jess Haines birthday celebrates veteran career
Jesse Joseph Haines a St Louis Cardinal right hander born in Clayton Missouri July 22 1893 turns 36 today His major league path began with Dayton in 1914 included trials with Detroit and Cincinnati before joining the Cardinals in 1920 He has spent 15 years in professional baseball impressed by long service and persistence for the franchise.
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Jesse Joseph Haines
St. Louis Cardinal
Jesse Joseph
Jess
Clayton
Dayton
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Independent Defeat Lorain Martin Sports in 12 to 7
Elyria Independents defeated the Lorain Martin Sports 12 to 7 on Sunday. Lorain started with three runs in the first inning, but Elyrian pitcher Doc Erke settled in through the fifth as an 7 to 6 lead formed. Latgand closed out the win for Elyria, with Lustic and Mosney notable at the plate. Independents plan to challenge any Class A city team for the championship.
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Elyria Independents
Martin Sports
Lorain
Lorainites
Doc Erke
Elyrians
Lorain Boys
Elyrianine
Latgand
Erke
Ely
Watching the Scoreboard
Yesterday's standout Dazzy Vance pitched a 3 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs with ten strikeouts and five hits allowed. Pittsburgh Pirates moved atop the NL with a 5 3 win over the New York Giants as Ray Kremer notches his 12th win.
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Dazzy Vane
Chicago Cubs
Hack Wilson
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Ray Kremer
Major League Openings Signal New Fronts in Series
Major League teams push toward intersectional play with Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Cleveland at Philadelphia. Athletics widen AL lead while Yankees falter with Ruth sidelined. Grimes and Traynor out for the Cubs as Pirates and Cubs gain in the NL race. Giants fade as East-West invasion continues.
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New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Pirates
Cubs
New York Giants
Chicago
Athletics
Yankes
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Connie Mack
A’s
Tigers
Giants
Amateurs Gledhill Vines win Western title in Chicago
Keith Gledhill of Santa Barbara defeated Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena to take the singles championship, and Gledhill teamed with Vines to win the doubles title over Fred Rover and George OConnell. In Brooklyn, Walter Spence set a 200 yard breaststroke record, and Max Schmeling was eyed as Sharkey’s September opponent while Glenna Wright faces season-ending injury for Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Keith Gledhill
Santa Barbara
Ellsworth
Brooklyn
Walter Spence
Farrangut AC
New York
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Sharkey
Schmeling
New York State
Phil Scott
England
Ebbetsfield
Detroit
Jersey City
Glenna Wright
West
Four Straight Wins for White Sox Over Boston Sox
Ted Lyons allowed four hits as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Boston Sox for the fourth consecutive time. The score was 19 to 0 in a lopsided game.
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Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Boston Sox
National debts and imperial loan habits in history
The national debt of the United States in 1855 and 1838 totaled $37,900. Roman emperors commonly lent money using land as collateral, reflecting ancient financial practices.
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United States
American results and schedule from today's baseball card
Cleveland beat New York 6 to 4 and Chicago routed Boston 10 to 0. Philadelphia 19 defeated Detroit 7 with St. Louis 8 and Washington 5. Only game today features Cleveland visiting Philadelphia.
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New York Wesee
St. Louis Es Enee
Celevland
Detroit Eens Reaee
Washington Ereee
Chicago Eeeneesas
Boston See Neenee
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
National Games Today Prompt Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
National results include Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 5 and Boston 44 St Louis 2 3 along with Brooklyn 3 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 5 New York 3. The sole scheduled matchup is Brooklyn versus Pittsburgh today at the national event.
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Chicago
Eees
New York
Enccenes
St. Louis
E.asceeees
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Weeeseee
Boston Aces
Cincinnati
Pras
Philadelphia
Boston
Eaton Nine Beats Oberlin Merchants 13 to 7 in Baseball
Cook starred for Eaton driving in three runs and scoring four. Detman struck out nine Oberlin hitters while Krueger fanned eight Eaton batters. Eaton totaled 20 hits to Oberlin’s 10 in the victory yesterday.
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Eaton
Oberlin Merchants
Detman
Oberlin
Krueger
Eatonians
Eaton Boys
Butler Smythe To Play Off Match For County Golf Title
Butler and Smythe will contest a playoff for the county bar association golf champion next Friday at Lorain Country Club. They posted the best scores in the handicap tournament, both tying at 66. The winner receives a cap from George Glitsch, president of the county bar association.
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County Bar Association
Amaicn
Lorain Country Club
Howard Butler
J. J. Smythe
The
Bar Association
Lorain
Tring
George Glitsch
County Bat Association
Worth Fauver
Rridar
Elyria Country Club
Lorain Merchants Rally to Overtake West Side in Narrow Win
Lorain Grove Merchants trailed Elyria West Side by five runs after six innings but surged in the final three frames to win by a single run. Elyrians led early with three in the second and two in the third,Lorain matched with runs in the fourth and fifth, then exploded for six in the last three innings as both teams tallied nine and eight hits respectively.
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Lorain Grove Merchants
Elyria West Side
Elyrians
Lorain Boys
Merchants
Lorain-nine
Lorain
Fire destroys Gondert and Leineach Box plant in Dayton
A late yesterday blaze at the Gondert and Leineach Box Company plant in Dayton caused about 100000 dollars in damage. The fire started in a frame annex and spread to the sheet metal works before firefighters could control it. In New Philadelphia, Alva Schurtz of Bernice was bonded on liquor law violations after Deputy Sheriff Larl Scott found a seven gallon keg of whiskey buried on the Schurts farm.
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Dayton, O
Gondert and Leineach Box Company
New Philadelphia
Alva Schurtz
Bernice
Larl Scott
Schurts Farm
Matz Failures Court Appearance Delays Burglary Case
Charles Matz did not appear in Butte court on a burglary charge prompting contempt proceedings. His attorneys said he could not attend because he is jailed in Anaconda, delaying the case.
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Butte. Mont
Charles Matz
Anaconda
Boston Stamp Distributor Resigns After Oath in 1765
The most unpopular citizen in Boston in 1765 was Andrew Oliver, a stamp distributor. He was seized at the Liberties and forced to swear he would not enforce the stamp act, then he resigned. Oliver died in 1774 amid public displays of a rope, coffin, and gallows in a Boston window.
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Mass
Andrew Oliver
Libertires
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