Indians Triumph Over Washington 4 to 2 in 1940s style win
Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Nationals 4 to 2 as Walter Johnson held to seven hits. Walter Muller's fourth straight win improves his season total to eleven, keeping Cleveland in fourth place just one game ahead of Detroit. Indians jump to a 2-0 lead early, Nationals answer with two in the fourth, with key RBIs by Averill Fonseca Morgan Goslin Cronin Falk.
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Yesterday's Results and Todex Games Summary
Cleveland beat Washington 4 to 2 while Philadelphia won 3 to 1 against Chicago Detroit defeated Boston 4 to 1 and New York routed St Louis 9 to 0. Todex schedule lists Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Boston St Louis at New York and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Championship Scores and Tonight's Baseball Matchups
Yesterday results show Chicago over Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, Boston beating Cincinnati, Brooklyn prevailing over St Louis, and New York and Philadelphia games. Today schedule includes Boston at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at St Louis, and Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Diegel Leads Canadian Open Final Round After Two Rounds
Montreal July 27 Leo Diegel, winner of the 1923 Isle stake, led the final stretch of the Canadian Open with a sparkling 74 in the first round and a 69 in the second, totaling 143. Tommy Armour trails by one stroke at 144, while Mehrhorn sits at 145 and Jim Barnes 142 after the opening flights.
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Dempsey Aims to Succeed Tex Richard as Promoter
Jack Dempsey plans to become America's master promoter, eyeing a massive Agua Caliente arena and heavyweight bouts. He surrounds himself with Agua Caliente officials and old boxing allies, with talks of Ring matches and a possible Sharkey Schmeling clash to fuel the project. The return to active boxing remains uncertain, viewed by friends as talk for a big landing rather than imminent action.
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Eagles to Meet Lorain Nine at Cascade Sunday
Elyria Eagles aim to repeat a 7 to 5 win over Peterson Roofers of Lorain when they meet at Cascade Park Sunday at 3 39 p m. Lorain leads Class A in city standings and seeks revenge in this North Ohio clash.
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Elyria West Siders Meet Lorain Nativity Team At Cascade Park
Tomorrow afternoon at Cascade Park the Elyria West Siders clash with Lorain Nativity in a Class A showdown. Bill Wilbert may start for the West Siders who seek a win to position them in county standings after recent tough losses. The Nativity squad, one of the area's strongest, arrives aiming to dent Elyria's hopes as both teams aim for late-season momentum.
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Yesterday’s baseball scores and standout performances
Yesterday’s action featured Ed Wells pitching a shutout 1 0 win over St Louis aided by Bull Dicker who hit two homers. Cleveland beat Washington 4 2 behind Miller’s seven hits allowed. Detroit defeated Boston 4 1 with Carroll holding the Red Sox scoreless eight innings. Cubs rallied from seven run deficit to top Phillies 13 10 in Chicago. Philadelphia plated three in the first and four in the second before Chicago exploded in the third and fourth. Chuck Klein homered for the Phils. Pittsburgh beat Boston 9 7 as Gratham delivered a late two out homer. Jake May limited Brooklyn to six hits in a 4 2 Cincinnati win. McWeeney and Moore kept Cincinnati in check until a three-run third. Brooklyn did not score until the ninth. New York dropped its fourth straight in a 4 3 loss to St Louis as the Giants built a 2 10 lead before St Louis tied it and won.
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Leaving Mound Was Lucky Break For Lefty O Doul
The 1924 season marked a turning point for Frank Lefty O Doul when he left pitching for Salt Lake City and became a full time outfielder. He hit .392 in 140 games, then .375 the next year, drawing major league attention and later starring for Hollywood San Francisco and the New York Giants before joining the Phillies in a trade for Fred Leach.
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Steel and Tubes Build Early Lead in Industrial League
Steel and Tubes moved to the top of the Y. M. C. A. Industrial Outdoor Indoor Baseball League with a 13 to 8 win over Elyria Banks Friday night. The victory left Steel and Tubes with three wins, no losses, while Colson and Willys-Overland followed close behind with two wins and no defeats. Friday's action produced 83 runs across four games, with heavy scoring in several matchups including Peerless Laundry’s 24 to 11 win over General Industries and Fox Furnace’s 21 to 4 victory over Peerless Oil.
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Building trades employ over a million in the nation
More than 1.5 million people are employed in the building trades sector nationwide, reflecting durable labor demand across construction and allied industries. The figures highlight steady employment and ongoing project activity supporting infrastructure and development goals.
Elyria City Team Faces Medina in Sunday Clash
Elyria's City Team will travel to Medina Sunday to meet Medina’s Triple A outfit. The outcome could decide both teams’ chances for the second half title with Elyria aiming to extend a four game win streak while Medina fights to stay alive alongside Painesville. Bill Schardt, Medina’s veteran pitcher with a major league background, is expected to start against Elyria, who will rely on their current batting form and team defense. The squad will depart from Bill Struck's store at 12:30 p.m. and invite supporters to ride along to Medina for the important contest.
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Cubs Rally For 8-7 Victory Behind Fighting Spirit
July 27 report praises the Chicago Cubs as they climb in the pennant race with four straight wins after returning to the North Side. Rogers Hornsby is credited not only for batting power but for inspiring teammates, echoing the 1926 Cardinals’ championship spirit.
Spring Valley golf tournaments open with qualifying round
Contenders for the Spring Valley Country Club championship faced the first day of the qualifying round. The event runs through tomorrow with a blind par tournament also underway at the club today and tomorrow.
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Woodmen Will Meet Bittners Sunday Baseball Clash
The Modern Woodmen baseball team will face Bittner's diamond aggregation at Grafton on Sunday afternoon. Local players plan to meet at the park at 1 30 p m as announced by P. W. Busick.
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Local man dies from car gasolene flame accident
Cincinnati on July 27 Robert H Anderson 46 died from burns after lighting a match to check for gasoline in his car. Police said the incident occurred in Cincinnati and the man was burned while testing for fuel.
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