A L Juniors Enter State Semi Finals In Ohio Tilt
Columbus July 23 The A L Juniors of Toledo meet Elyria at 2 30 p m in a state semi final on the Ohio State university diamond Cincinnati has a bye and will face the semi final winner in the final Tomorrow Toledo defeated Cleveland 10 8 yesterday with Pinky Smith hurling and Shires Clawson delivering strong hitting Cleveland Cohen held Toledo scoreless through five innings before Toledo rallied scoring one in the sixth three in the seventh four in the eighth and two in the ninth Cleveland’s bid to overcome the lead failed and Toledo advances to the semi finals with rest for Freddy Rule to start next game
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Toledo
Elyria
Ohio State University
Cincinnati
American Legion
Cleveland Junior Legion
Cleveland
Jack Ambrose
Pinky Smith
Cohen
Eyria
Freddy Rule
Church of Christ Clinches First Half in YMCA League
The Church of Christ clinched the first half championship of the YMCA Church League by defeating the Second Congregationals 7 to 1. Pitcher Bainbridge dominated, yielding only three hits as Church of Christ finished 10-0 in the first half. Holy Cross sits second at 8-1, unable to tie despite potential remaining games.
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Y.M.C.A. Church League
Bainbridge
Holy Cross
Elyria Kiwanis Kids Day Plans Big City Outing
More than 200 boys and girls have signed up to attend a ball game next Tuesday at League Park sponsored by the Elyria Kiwanis Club. The event invites all city youths ages up to 15 to join as guests of the club with free transportation and entertainment by Baird's band. The Indians face the Detroit Tigers with proceeds aiding a youth program.
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Paul Wainwright
Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis Club
League Park
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Redskins
Eddie Morgan
Earl Averill
Elyria
Stankard
Baird
Cleveland Southwestern Co
Davis Cup Who's Who Tilden And Lott
Davis Cup profile pieces on W T Tilden II and George M Lott Jr. describe Tilden as the long time American Davis Cup star with a powerful cannonball serve and record of nine national titles, and Lott as a rapid rise 1920s competitor from Springfield Illinois who won junior and doubles titles and is slated for two singles matches.
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Germantown
Philadelphia
America
Tilden
R. Lindsay Murray
Vincent Richards
Bill
Ww. T. Tilden II
United States Lawn Tennis Association
George Martin Lott, JR
Springfield
Lott
University of Chicago
George
New England
Betty Nuthall
England
Jean Borotra
Henri Cachet
Vincent
Barden Lines Up Bouts for Summer
New York July 23 Primo Carnera plans a return to Europe while Max Schmeling defends his title in Germany and Phil Scott with Willie Stribling head to London for exhibition bouts. Garden officials seek a lighter heavyweight slate this summer with a potential Berg versus Chocolate main event and McLarnin versus Thompson eyed for late season. Sharkey remains near terms for a Campolo bout.
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Primo Carnera
Europe
Max Schmeling
Germany
Phil Scott
Willie Stribling
London
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Vittorio Campolo
Sharkey
Untis
Jack
Kid) Berg
Kid Chocolate
Young Jack Thompson
Jimmy McLarnin
al Hinger
Berg
Chocolate
McLarnin Thompson
McLarnin
Garden
Ray Alsyis
Mmanecet Thompson
Thompson
Melarnin
Frank Bruen
the Garden
Singer
Indians Take Both Ends Of Double Bill From Yankees
Cleveland won both games of a doubleheader from the New York Yankees at League Park, 6-5 and 10-8. In game one Myatt sparked a late rally, Montague reached on a Chapman error, and Jamieson delivered a final hit to clinch the win. In game two Cleveland erased an 8-3 lead, Hodapp sparked a late eighth inning rally, Averill homered, and the Tribe completed the sweep behind strong relief and late scoring. The Indians have won thirteen of nineteen.
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New York Yankees
League Park
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Montague
Chapman
Bob Seeds
Hudlin
Charlie Jamieson
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Firs&t
Averill Up
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Mel Harder
Pinky Shoffner
Clint Brown
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Averill
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Porter
Ruth
Goldman
Byrd
Johnson
Dickey
Gehrig
Rice
Morgan
Sprinz
New
Brown
Jablonowski
Sherid
McGowan
Owens
Campbell
Cubs Rout Pirates in Stadium League Showdown
One game played last night saw the Cubs defeat the Pirates 17 to 6 as they surge in the standings. The Cubs have three wins and one loss, trailing Bears and Giants who lead with three straight victories. The Wild Cats forfeited to the Tigers in the other scheduled game, likely prompting Paragon Oils to replace them in the second half.
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Pirates
Giants
Bears
Wildcats
Tigers
Paragon Oils
Pfaudlers Defeat General Industries 13 to 9
The Pfaudler Softball team defeated General Industries 13-9 with Castle earning the win. General Industries, led by a four run first inning, collected eleven hits but could not maintain the lead as Pfaudlers rallied for six runs in the final inning.
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Pfaudler
General Industries
Castle
Pfaudiers
Church League Games Tonight Feature Quiet Standings
Two church league games are scheduled with no impact on standings. The Methodists face St. Pauls at McKinley Field, and Holy Cross meets Grace Lutheran at Hamilton Diamond.
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Methodists
St. Pauls
McKinley Field
Holy Cross
Grace Lutheran
Hamilton Diamond
Standings and American National Results Snapshot
American standings show Cleveland six ten, New York three eight, Boston four to three, Chicago three, St Louis three, Washington one, Detroit six, Philadelphia three. Today games include New York at Cleveland, Washington at St Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, Boston at Chicago. National results list Chicago five one, New York four six, Brooklyn one St Louis zero, Philadelphia eleven Pittsburgh five. Cincinnati Boston noted with wet grounds.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
National Games Today Schedule Across Major Cities
National Games Today lists matchups: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston two games St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York. Association results show Kansas City 3 St Paul 2 and Indianapolis 2 Minneapolis 8 6 while Milwaukee 5 114 is noted. Subsequent association games include Indianapolis at Toledo Columbus at Louisville St Paul at Kansas City Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
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St Paul
Yoledo
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
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Toledo
Louisyville
St. Paul
American Association
Louissile Ee
Pia Be
Columbus A
Brooklyn Reclaims National Loop Lead in NL Race
Brooklyn Robins moved back atop the National League pennant chase after a standout relief effort by Hollis Thurston in a 1-0 win over Chicago. The victory followed a doubleheader stalemate by New York Giants against the Cubs, aiding Brooklyn’s push despite a bruising week for Robinson’s pitching. George Uhle delivered a two-run pinch single in Detroit’s 6-5 win over Philadelphia, while Waite Hoyt locked down the late rally. Dick Coffman and Badgro helped St Louis Browns top Washington 3-1, with Metzler boosting Chicago as a midseason roster shuffle unfolds.
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Robins
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Hollis Thurston
Robinson
St. Louis Cardinals
Thurston
St. Louis
George Uhle
Detroit
Athletics
Waite Hoyt
Dick Coffman
St Louis Browns
Washington
Badgro
Alex Metzler
Chicago
Brown
Don Moe Favored To Retain Title In Western Amateur
Don Moe of Portland is favored to defend his Western Amateur title as 32 players start match play at Beverly Country Club. Among leaders are Chick Evans and Johnny Lehman with 147, Armstrong and Couch at 151 and 152 respectively. A seeded draw is introduced to pair top players against lower contenders. In other action Phil Collins led Philadelphia to an 11 5 win over Pittsburgh with two homers and a single.
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Don Moe
Portland
Ore
Beverly Country Club
Chick Evans
Johnny Lehman
Don Armstrong
Aurora
Ira Caquch
Armstrong
Evans
Lehman
Couch
Cyril Tolley
George Dawson
Rudy Knepper
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Phil Collins
Inter city tennis clash Elyria Lorain tonight at Ely Stadium
Sport section reports Elyria faces Lorain in an inter city tennis tourney at Ely Stadium with five matches three singles two doubles. Elyria's line up includes Moore Howenstine Sharkey if Halpin cannot play and Rushen Naughton doubles. Lorain counters with Minnich and Daniels while Houff is out. A rapid fire tourney for local high school players follows and club championships at Elyma Country Club progress with strong contenders Reichard Tufford Raus and Barbour defending. The American Legion Juniors seek support for uniforms as they prepare for Columbus and a state title run is anticipated.
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Elyria
Lorain
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