Pennzoils Defeat Amherst to Cinch Tri-County Tie
In a double feature, Elyria edged Dover 3-2 in twelve innings as Lowson scored on Arway’s run after a clutch error. Berea beat North Olmsted 9-4 to stay in the second-half chase. Olmsted Falls defeated West View 6-0 to snap their skid. Key pitchers Kerush and Koch toiled through seven hits each. Wright and Linden featured late scoring chances, with Gerush proving costly at the plate for Dover.
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Ernie Braden
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Indians edge Sox in twin bill amid pennant chase
In Cleveland, a double defeat of Chicago leaves the Indians in second place as they prepare for a four game set with the Yankees. Both games feature high hit counts, two home runs, and key RBI by Vosmik Fothergill and Connally as the Tribe rides ten pitchers across the two games.
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Wakeman Edges Builders 5-4 in seventh inning rally
Wakeman Red Caps edged the Burgett Builders 5-4 in Lorain after trailing 4-0. Thomas pitched seven innings with nine strikeouts, Bement finished the last two. Andy Warner started for Builders and allowed twelve Red Cap hits.
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Wakeman Red Caps
Burgett Builders
Lorain
Scott
Thomas
Bement
Andy Warner
Builders
C and L Loop Standings Highlight Yesterdays Scores
Elyria defeated Dover 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Berea beat Nort Olmsted 4 to 3. North Eaton toppled Brook Park 8 to 5. Olmsted Falls was blanked by West View 6 to 0.
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Motor Express Drills Set For Evening Practice
The Motor Express baseball team will hold an important practice session tomorrow evening at Cascade Park. The drill starts at 6:00 and all players are asked to be present on time.
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Cascade Park
Stadium Teams Open Second Half Schedule
The second half of the Stadium softball league starts tonight with two American division games. On diamond 1 Clark's Service faces Holy Cross, while on diamond 2 Paliska Truckers take on St. Agnes.
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Big Five Batters Shine in Sturdy Sandbox Game
In a United Press report, Jimmy Foxx went hitless in four chances while Babe Ruth rested. Lou Gehrig tripled in four at bats driving in four runs, Al Simmons added a single in four at bats for one run, and Bill Terry doubled and singled in eight attempts for six runs.
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Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
French Favored In Davis Cup Tussle For U S Oaks
Paris reports France a 2 to 1 favorite to defend the Davis Cup against the United States after a tight inter zone final. Ellsworth Vines clinched for the U S with a 3-6 6-3 9-7 6-3 win over Connernn Cramm, while Francis Shields faltered in a 6-1 6-0 6-2 defeat. France fields Cochet Borotra Brugnon and Boussus to challenge, with La Coste ill and not named.
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New York
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Wilmer Allison
Texas
Henry Cochet
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Christian Boussus
Rene la Coste
Cochet
Allison
Brugnon
van Ryn
Borotta
Alison
Cherry Ridge Triumph Tightens Standings
Cherry Ridge defeated Seven Hills ocette 27 to 5 on the Cherry Ridge course. Lloyd Lasky carded a 75 and Lyon Schafer 78 as Cherry Ridge notched its third win in four starts, tying Grantwood for third place. Ridgewood beat Homelinks 25 to 3 to remain lead, Willowick beat Lost Nation 16 to 14 for second place, and Par Three defeated Grantwood 19 to 13.
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Lyon Schafer
Cherry Ridge
Seven Hills Ocette
West River Road
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Ridgewood
Homelinks
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Lover
Osigere
Seven Hills
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Tiesa Lasky
Chuck Tatka
Chick Slocum
Weber Harry Marsh
Lyan Schafer
Simmonds
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Bob Biren
Stan Macheck
Mr. R. Keilum
Heinfé Fisher
Tom Munz
Krugman
Lindab
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Ae Graniwood
Moreland Hills
Sharkey Wins Net Tourney At Ly Stadium
Jim Sharkey defeated Chuck Flood 6-3 4-6 6-4 to win the rapid-fire singles tennis championship at Ly Stadium. He prevailed after a tight third set and had earlier beaten Jay Howensting and Eddie Seward to reach the final.
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Chuck Flood
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Jay Howensting
Eddie Seward
Passen
Guth
Dave Horan
Chuck
Nets
Allen
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Oscar Ehrman
St Agnes beats Ridgeville 8 to 4 in Elyria
In a July game at Richwine Field St. Agnes A C of Elyria defeated the Knights of St. John 8 to 4. Bement pitched five innings with poor support while Kemper kept most of the action in check. Coen led hitting with a single double and triple in four trips. Day's Hardware notes a game at Richwine Field tonight against Crawford Clothiers.
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Elyria
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Day's Hardware
Joe Brove
Richwine Field
Crawford Clothiers
Motor Express trounces Canton Cities Service Oils in district game
Pitcher Jack Storm starred for Elyria Motor Express, allowing only four hits and striking out nine as Elyria beat Canton Cities Service Oils 7 to 3 at Cascade Park. Storm also led Elyria at the plate with three singles in four trips, while Faulke added a four-base hit for Canton. The scoring spread over the third, fifth, sixth, eighth, and ninth innings.
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Boxers Plan Labor Day Boxing Show at Riverview Park
Plans for a Labor Day boxing show dated September 5th at Riverview Park proceed. Organizers announce event details and preparations are underway for the boxing card.
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Tri County Standings at Lorain County Fair Meeting Called
Elyria boxers both amateur and pro are urged to attend a meeting on Wednesday at 8 15 PM at Finegan's Gym Lodi Street. Ten bouts are planned for the card, with organizers seeking participants and updating standings tied to the fair event.
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Elyria
Finegan
Lodi Street
Baseball Standings and Schedule Report
Yesterday's results show Cleveland at 9 9 Chicago 7 5 Detroit 6 7 St Louis 2 10 New York 9 Philadelphia 3 Washington 12 Boston 6 Today New stork at Philadelphia Detroit at St Louis two games Chicago 7 5 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis T 1 Cincinnati 3 Boston 4 3 New York 3 T Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 4 No games scheduled
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Indians Romp Toledo Mud Hens in Twin Wins
Indianapolis moved closer to the American Association lead with a doubleheader sweep of Toledo Mud Hens, winning 5 to 4 and 9 to 4 in Columbus. Minneapolis tripped by St Paul 4 to 7, altering the standings as reported.
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