Eagles Meet House of David In Night Exhibition At Riverview Park
The Elyria Eagles host the House of David tonight at Riverview Park in the first night baseball exhibition here. The game operates under electric floodlights carried by the traveling club. Tolles or Laufer will start for the visitors with Schemp as Alii pitcher and Grover Alexander expected for part of the game. Tomorrow, the Birdmen travel to Sandusky to face Hands Baker in a strong Bay City lineup led by Al Sharp. The 9 PM start is set to accommodate local businessmen.
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IRCUS
House of David
Elyria Eagles
Riverview Park
Kansas City Monarch Company
Ether Tolles
Laufer
Tolles
Bus Schemp
Terre Hauts
Chuck Wragg
King Biz Schemp
Grover Alexander
National League
Alex
Birdmen
Sandusky
Baker
Bay City
al Sharp
Rosetta Dyer Wins Girls Rapid Fire Tennis Tourney
Rosetta Dyer defeated D Hastings 6-2 in the Girls Rapid Fire singles at the Stadium to claim the title. The event drew twenty one entries with several notable first round and second round matches, and the class B tournament saw W Van Oster beat R Lautenschlager 6-4. Talks of upcoming City Singles tennis increased interest as entries continued through late July.
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Rosetta Dyer
Rapid Fire
D. Hastings
RK. Dyer
D. Streicher
E. Wilson
T. Streicher
J. Reynolds
L. Graber
G. Plocher
M. Terry
J. Gill
R. Gill
R. Dyer
Reynolds
D. Snyder
R. Glass
M. Glass
B. Humphrey
M. McGuire
P. Pearson
W. van Oster
R. Lautenschlager
M. Daniels
V. Pearson
H. Kipf
E. Whitney
D. Harper
P. Wheatley
G. Mason
Stadium Soft Ball League Second Half Schedule
The second half schedule begins Monday with Whea A C facing East Side Blues and continues through August with multiple games including East Side Blues versus Dodgers, West Side Blues and Old Timers clashes, and a playoff set from August 13th to 14th for the championship.
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Stadium
Whea A. C
East Side Blues
Tigers
Old Timers
West Side Blues
Indians
Dodgers
Wilroo A.oigers
Tulyelss
Wilroo A. C
Tindwers
Wilroy A. C
East Side Blves
Tuesaday
Whoe A
West Side
Ai Te
Wilton A. C
Anguse
Columbus Man Wins Masonic Golf Title
Ward Riley of Columbus won the Central Ohio Masonic golf championship for the coming year. He defeated Al Shaefer, last year’s champion, by seven strokes with a final 164 total in finals play yesterday.
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Columbus
Ward Riley
Richwines Blank Grafton in 12-9 City League win
Joe Zlatkowski pitched two hits allowed as Richwines defeated Grafton 12-9 at Grafton. Ice Cream Men battered Walker with fifteen hits including five doubles and a triple. Zlatkowski earned the win over H Walker with Novak and Kubaski presiding as umpires. game lasted 45 minutes.
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Richwines
Grafton
Walker
Iet
Zlatkowski
Ft. Walker
H. Walker
Novak
Kubaski
Red Caps Face Mansfield Monarchs Saturday at Incal Park
Wakeman Red Caps aim for their eleventh win in thirteen starts as they host the Mansfield Monarchs at Incal Park. Pitcher Owens likely opposes Walker for Mansfield while officials anticipate another large crowd after last year’s full house.
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Wakeman
Red Caps
Mansfield Monarchs
Incal Park
Owens
Walker
Mansfield
Monarch
Tigers win first half Stadium League title
The Western Heights Tigers defeated the Indians 11-7 at the Stadium to claim the first half championship of the Stadium softball league. Strinka pitched for the Tigers while Shropshire and Brown pitched for the Indians. In another league game the West Side Blues edged the Wilroo A. Co 4-3.
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Western Heights Tigers
Stadium
Indians
Strinka
Tigers
Shropshire
Brown
West Side Blues
Wilroo A. Co S
French British Break Even In Cup Matches
In Auteuil France and England split opening singles of the Davis Cup contest. Henr Cochet beat Bunny Austin while Jean Gorotta defeated J Perry as the French defend the cup and can clinch with doubles today.
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Auteuil
France
England
United States
Henri Cochet
H. Wilfrid
Bunny) Austin
Itk
Boxing Fight Results From Multiple Cities
United Press tallies boxing results from Lancaster Jersey City Canarsie and Rochester. Notable bouts include Steve Hamas 11 stopping Jerry Garfield 188 and Whitey Martin 156 knocking out Larry Retna 129 in Harrisburg. Eduardo Durray 142 Cuba stopped Stanley Reinhart 150 Bayridge. Primo Camera stopped Knute Hansen 295 Denmark.
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United Press
Lancaster
Steve Hamas
Wallington
N. J
Jerry Garfield
New York
Joe Parker
Philadelphia
Whitey Martin
Harrisburg
Larry Retna
Easton
Drew
Julie Epstein
Brooklyn
Tommy Duran
Larry Reed
Dave Trout
Adam Glick
Lebanon
Jersey City
Jack
Kid) Berg
England
Teddy Watson
Canarsie
N. Y
Eduardo Durray
Cuba
Stanley Reinhart
Bayridge
Rochester
NS. Y
Primo Camera
Inaly
Knute Hansen
Denmark
Shoffner and Henline Added to Toledo Mud Hens
Toledo adds Milburn Pinky Shoffner pitcher and Walter Butch Henline ex White Sox pitcher to its baseball roster. Both reported for duty as the Mud Hens reinforce their pitching staff.
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Henline
Toledo Mud Hens
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Mudhens
Milburn
Pinky” Shoffner
Walter “Butch” Henline
White Sox
Chicago Routs Braves 3 1 to Narrow Standings Gap
Chicago defeated the Boston Braves 3 to 1 as Root limited them to four hits. The Cubs, shut out through seven innings, erupted for three runs in the eighth on three hits a sacrifice and a bases on balls off Cantwell to move within half a game of third place.
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Chicago
Boston Braves
Root
Cube
Cantwell
Elehith
Harold Gurachik
Stryker
Renoguard
Olmstead
Gergel
Gurachik
Plass
Telzrow
Bair
Altfelt
Grove Ferrell May Duel Today
New York July 25 The Cleveland Indians trail the Athletics three games in a six game series as they meet the Mackmen in a double header. Wesley Ferrell to be called on to stop the A s march likely Lefty Grove to start for the A s in the opener. In the second game Hank McDonald may oppose Sergt George Connally with Pete Jablonowski at Indian recruit. The A s won yesterday to go 3 0 in the series. Roy Mahaffey held the tribe to three hits and Clint Brown allowed seven safeties in defeat. Time 1 07.
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United Press New York
Cleveland Indians
A‘s
Mackmen
Wesley Ferrell
Athletics
Connie Mack
Lefty Grove
Hank McDonald
A’s
Sergt
George Connally
Pete Jablonowski
Tribe
Athi
Roy Mahaffer
Clint Brown
Bunting
Redskins
Short Beats Back To Win District Jr. Golf Crown
Cleveland July 25 Obi Carlin Short aged 17 won the Cleveland district amateur junior golf championship defeating Euck of Ashland two up in the final. Short from Akron weighs 125 pounds and is a graduate of Akron West High. He also won the district Father and Son crown last season with his father. In the same issue St. Louis led Philadelphia 8 games with a doubleheader split, 10 0 and 7 2, as Burleigh Grimes excelled in the nightcap.
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Obi
Carlin Short
Cleveland Fairways
Akron
Euck
Ashland
Akron West High
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Rhein
Phillies
Burleigh Grimes
Pfaudler tops 15-5s after late rally in city league
In a corrected City League record, Pfaudler defeated the 15-5s 5 to 4 after a rally in the seventh inning. Flandler moved into second place with City Motors, while the 15-6s dropped toward the league cellar as standings show Rivhwi nes and Prandler leading with 4-0 records.
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Pfaudler
Flandler
City Motors
PW. LI. Pet. Rivhwines
Prandler
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Welsh
Joinson Oils
Ohio Fuel Gas
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Western Ao
Maroons Ramblers Clash At Stadium
The Sixth City Class A road star packed Maroons clash with the Cleveland Ramblers at River View Park. Manager Nanny George announced the game shift as Maroons battle a strong visiting lineup including Koenig Driscoll and other former college stars led by Driscoll’s 12 strikeouts per game. Johnny Yucka starts on the mound for Western Heights with Julius Tisza catching.
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The
Maroons
Ramblers
River View Park
Emiska Maroons
Cleveland Ramblers
Kly Stadium
Bedford
South Euclid
Sandusky
Koenig
Indiana A
Driscoll
Missouri
Winler
Johnny Yucka
Western Heights
Ju-ius Tisza
Bainbridge Wins Boxing Title At Camp Knox
Bob Bainbridge a Purdue University student and R O T C trainee at Camp Knox Kentucky won the boxing title by defeating Indiana University’s Al Waite in the final bouts held at the open air arena Monday night Bainbridge earned a silver medal while Waite received a bronze badge
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Bob Bainbridge
West River Street
Purdue University
Auty
R. O. T. C. Camp
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Bainbridge
al Waite
Indiana University
Waite
Grange Signs Again With Chicago Bears
Harold Red Grange renews with the Chicago Bears and heads to Hollywood to begin a motion picture serial. He plans to return to Chicago in September for training.
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Chicago Bears
Chicago
Harold
Red) Grange
Hollywood
Welsh Coal to play Hart Jewelers at Lakeview Field
Welsh Coal will meet Hart Jewelers of Lorain for a Lakeview Field game tomorrow at 10 30 a m. All Welsh Coal players are asked to meet at McKinney Field at 9 30 a m.
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Lorain
Lakeview Field
McKinney, Field
Women's track and field trials and Empire City Derby preview
Daily sports page notes women’s track and field trials at Pershing Field Jersey City with men’s race notes and a preview of the Empire City Derby at Belmont. Vander Pool is favored in a mile race while Allen and Ske’n aim for free heats, with other details scattered.
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Vanier Fon
P. Anen
Colla
Vander Pool
Allen
Atti
Mers
R and P Cigars Defeat Motors 14 to 5 at Oakwood Park
The City Motors softball team lost 14-5 to R and P Cigars at Oakwood Park. Eight errors plus Bill Cox's pitching contributed to Motors' defeat. Cox and Bain bridge, PF, Wirren ski homered. Wirlen ski, Dunlap, Smith, Wirrenske had two-base hits. Cox walked three, Busich two.
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City Motors
R and P Cigars
Oakwood Park
Bill Cox
Cox
Bainbridge
PF. Smith
Wirrenske
Dunlap
Wirrenski
Busich
City Motors AR. R. H
D. Robertson
Wircenske
Sneery McGowin
Wee Powell
B. Cox
Sea Smith
Ly Bainbridge
Smith
Robertson
Cigars
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Ss Vihelys
Skolnickie
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Vihely
D Smith
Pineura
Skelnickib I
Rf Busich
Dee
Teres Es
St Paul Leads American Association With 15 Run Win
In Columbus on July 25 10 George Davis hit two homers and Marty Hopkins added a homer and a triple as St Paul overwhelmed Minneapolis 15 to 0 to keep the league prime. Hildebrand the Indianapolis pitcher fanned ten while allowing four hits. Louisville fell 1 to 5 to Indian apolis. Kansas City beat Milwaukee 8 to 7 with Bill Akers driving in the decisive run in the tenth. Toledo and Columbus played without delay.
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Columbus
George Davis
Marty Hopkins
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Hildebrand
Colonels
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Bill Akers
Toledo
Coon Chase Planned Near Birmingham With Softball Feature
A coon chase is announced for tomorrow at the J. C. Parker farm two miles south of Birmingham on State Route 69. The Elyria Odd Fellows softball team will face the Birmingham Firemen at 2 o clock, and all players are asked to meet at the Birmingham garage.
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J. C. Parker
Birmingham
Elyria Odd Fellows
Birmingham Firemen
Association Results From National Realms Standings
Cincinnati 5 New York 2. Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 7. Chicago 4 Boston 1. St Louis 10 7. Philadelphia 0 2. Kansans City 8 Milwaukee 7 in requested game. Louisville 1 night game. Minneapolis Indianapolis. Columbus Toledo. Kansas City Milwaukee. Minneapolis St Paul.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Rene Kansans
Milwaukee
Mt. Paul
Minneapolia
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Loulaville
American Association
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A C Play Olmsted In First Tilt Merchants West Park In Nightcap
Juicy Klein, longtime Merchants manager, vows his team will win Sunday against West Park A C at Cascade. He criticizes pitching depth with Pinkie Smith, Freddy Rule, and Banville but believes a strong lineup and improved defense can turn the season around. The doubleheader begins with a Cure hog a and Lora County League game, Olmsted Falls visiting, with Olmsted Falls boasting a top league squad and Ed Stokes starting for the visitors. The Business Men travel to West View for a league match, while Eaton hosts North Olmstead in another schedule game.
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Hens Klein
Juicy
Merchants Baseball Club
West Park A. C.’s
Cascade
Smith
Rule
Banville
Anaha Hassling
Klein
Pinkie Smith
Freddy Rule
Mirgins
Merchan
West Park
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Curahoga
Lora
Sra
Olmsted Falls
Incats
Mit
Ed Stokes
Deal
Stickradt
Bauahorr
West View
Don Mahl
Vicory
Fly Park
Eaton
North Olmstead
Odd Fellows Edge Dodgers 7-6 In Seventh Inning Rally
The Odd Fellows rallied for four runs in the seventh to beat the Dodgers 7-6 in a Richwine Kiet softball game. Renouard drove in the winning run as Stryker and Olmsted highlighted spectacular catches. Gergel earned the win with Altfelt charged with the loss.
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Odd Fellows
Innling
Dodgers
Richwine Kiet
Renouard
Stryker
Olmsted
Furnitures Meet Braves Tomorrow at Ely Stadium
The Thomas Furnitures face the Braves in a Junior Stadium League game at Ely Stadium tomorrow afternoon starting at 1 30. Furnitures hope to rebound after a loss to LaGrange last Sunday with Jack Storm pitching and Capt. Fred Ross catching. Players to assemble at the stadium by 1 00.
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Braves
Ely Stadium
LaGrange
Jack Storm
Fred Ross
Feminine Stars Compete Today in Jersey City
In Jersey City on Pershing Field today Miss Stella Walsh of Cleveland the world sprint champion leads over 225 women athletes in the annual Women s National AAU Track and Field Championships. The focus is on the 100 and 200 yard dashes where Walsh defends her titles against Alicia Hank and Mary Carew who also won at 50 yards.
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Jersey City
N. J
Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Pershing
Alica Hank
New Jersey
Mary Carew
Stella
Carew
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