Gerush Tow ers No Hit Game In 10 0 Victory
Steve Gerush pitched a superb no hitter as West Side beat Birmingham 10 to 0. He struck out 19, walked one, and allowed three baserunners on walks, a hit batsman, and an error. Sadoski and Rule led the offense with five combined hits.
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Birmingham
Steve
Hall of Baseball Fame
Joe Sadoski
Freddy Rule
West Side AB
R.H. PO
Ale McCran
Bees
Sadoski
Clawson
Kaminski
Elbert
Gerush
Eeeen Cooney
Myers
Smith
Fortman
Eeenee
Birmingham AB
S. Shinsky
HPO
Acelberger
Bonczek
Powers
E. Powers
L. Shinsky
J. Shinsky
It Klerk
Shinsky
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Boyson and Miller Prominent Elyria Boxers On Card Tonight
Mickey Boyson and Johnny Miller, prominent Elyria boxers, appear on the mitt card at Lorain Moose Coliseum tonight as part of a 20 bout program. Three Cleveland Golden Gloves champions join, with two Elyria amateurs Andy Pollack and Kid Bliss also signed. Weigh ins and physicals set for 7 p m. event sponsored by the Coliseum A C.
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Mickey Boyson
Johnny Miller
Elyria
Lorain Moose Coliseum
Sbradic
Cleveland Golden Gloves
Andy Pollack
Kid Bliss
The
Coliseum A. C
Tilden Loses Helen Moody Wins In French Net Play
A French hard court final at Auteuil on June 2 saw William Tilden defeated by Henri Cochet. Henri Cochet won the men's singles. Helen Wills Moody captured the women's singles. Doubles titles went to Cochet and Brugnon in men’s, Moody and Ryan in women’s, and Tilden with Aussem in mixed doubles.
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Tilden
Helen
Wills Moody
Auteuil
France
United States
Henri Cochet
Helen Wills Moody
Jacques Brugnon
Mrs. Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
United Paved
William T. Tilint
U. S
Cecille Aussem
Ermany
Otto von Porat Opponent Wanted by Nate Lewis in Chicago
June 2 Chicago press note: Nate Lewis seeks a Porat challenger for the Norwegian heavyweight Otto von Porat. Porat, praised as one of the top heavyweights, defeated Jack Gagnon last Wednesday. Possible opponents include Carnera Risko Usendun Strib Leaghran and others. fight tentatively hoped for June 12 or 16.
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Otto von Porat
Chicago
Wep
Nate Lewis
Chicago Stadium
Otto
Jack Gagnon
Kaye
Tuffy Grif- Lewis
Carnera
Johnny Risko
Aline Usendun
Young Strib
Tommy Leaghran
Rem
Lewis
City Team Beats Favorite Knits 9 to 1 in Tight Ball Game
Elyria defeats Favorite Knits on their home field 9 to 1 as Little Mike Skryp mixes nine hits with eight strikeouts. Eddie Tulk belts a homer for Elyria, Wragg and Nickolette spark the offense, and Witt surrenders the late surge as the City team seizes revenge after Memorial Day triumphs.
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Elyria
Independence
Witt
Ster Southnaw
Mike Skryp
Skryp
Mike
Krause
Clucas
Wragg
Eddie Tulk
Ball Park
Nickelette
Abel
Moody's Home Run Sparks Woodmen Win Over Spencer
The Modern Woodmen defeated Spencer 12 to 9 at Cascade Park. Moody hit a bases loaded homer accounting for four runs and went four for five. Joe Smith went three for four with a key eighth inning relief, Hal Block appeared with two hits, and manager Mahl seeks a game for June 15 by phone 39962 or mail 37 East Broad Street Elyria.
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Woodmen
Spencer
Cascade Park
Moody
Joe Smith
Hal Block
EHL
Block
Mahl
East Broad Street
Elyria
Baseball News Roundup Shows Early Season Action Across Leagues
St Louis Cardinals open Eastern series with Phillies in Philadelphia as Philadelphia Athletics yank back AL lead with eighth straight win over Washington 9 to 6. Brooklyn tops Phillies 10-2 as Adolfo Tuque seals his fifth win. Cubs crush Pirates 16-4 behind Hack Wilson’s two homers and Heilmann fuels Giants sweep. Reds beat Cardinals twice 6-4 and 7-1. Giants end skid with doubleheader sweep of Braves 9-4 and 16-2, driving 12 runs in third inning of second game.
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United Press
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Brooklyn
Adolfo Tuque
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Hack Wilson
Harry Heilmann
Cincinnati Reds
Heilmann
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Boston
Giants
Baseball game summary with mixed hits and runs
Reeves Wilber L Nickolette Wragg Forbush led with two base hits while Smith added a three base hit. Tulk hit a home run as Wilber Ambrose Abel Krause stole bases and left on base totals reached eleven. Skryp and Witt combined for four strikeouts, with Skrup the winning pitcher and Witt the loser after a two hour game.
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Lefty Watt
Elyma
Independence
Reeves
Wrage
Zovader
Elyria Boys
Smith
Ambrose
Wragg
Vincent
Witt
Eddie Tulk
Tommy Nickelette
Skryp
Abel
Shafer
Rosenbach
Wilbur
Krause
Lucas
Bnit
Tommy Nickolette
Nickolette
Karns
Louie Nickolette
Forbush
Aldrich
Li L. Guyer
Ingraham
R. Brouse
Rf A Reeves
Awe C. Gurer
Lovader
Walters
Billman
Ooo
Sha
Moody
Cook
Elyria
Heath
Bako
J. Smith
Fy Muir
Go O Bloch
Carpenter
Wilber
L. Nickolette
Tulk
Sacrifices
Eliia
Karms
Balk
Skrup
Industrial League Games Tonight at Two Sites
Industrial Outdoor Indoor Baseball league doubleheader set for tonight at 6 90 p.m. Fox Furnace faces Colson at McKinley school while Western Automatic plays Elyria Laundries at Hamilton school.
Eagles Nine Upsets White Motors 9 to 6 in eighth inning rally
Elyria Eagles defeated White Motors of Cleveland 9 to 6 at South Amherst diamond yesterday. After a tight game through six innings, a seven run rally in the eighth broke a 2 4 tie and sealed the win. Bartlome and Barr each fanned 11, with Cebula, Machock, Wrage, and Gleason driving in key runs for the Eagles.
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Elyria Eagles
White Motors
Cleveland
South Amherst
Clevelanders
Birdmen
Motors
Trazier
Kappel
Barr
Traier
Henings
Metty
Yenings
Kempke
Metti
Nemeth
Eagles
Witzpatrick
Cebula
Machock
Crosser
Wrage
Shriner
Heninge
Gosser
Sacht
Gleason
Bartlome
Fitzpatrick
Schacht
Fitz
Archie
Max Schmeling Beats Sparring Partner in Workout
Max Schmeling scored a technical knock out over sparring partner Umberto Torrinal before 2,500 spectators in yesterday's workout. The German delivered a brutal beating that stopped the bout in the second round. He also boxed two rounds with Lou Barhba and one with George Heron.
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Endicott
Tune
Max Schmeling
Umberto Torrinal
Max
Lou Barhba
George Heron
Elyria Third in LeHi Track Meet
Elyria High finished third at the fourth annual Lake Erie High league track meet held in Ocky River. Cleveland Heights edged Elyria for second while Lakewood dominated with first, Lakewood 192 1 2 points, Elyria 59, Lorain 40 1 2, Shaw 51, Rocky River 19 1 2.
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Johnnie Shawocky
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Lakewood
Shaw High
Cleveland
Lorain
Rocky River
Lorrain
Shaw
Archer
Haefele
Ossie Blakely
Hupp
Andrews
Standings and games in national and league standings
The record shows American standings with Cleveland 3 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 9 Washington 4 Boston 7 New York 4 Chicago 8 St Louis 6. National standings list Chicago 16 Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 10 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 6 St Louis 4 1 New York 9 16 Boston 14 6. A national games schedule notes Louisville at Philadelphia with a query about tonight’s game.
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Detroit
PhiladelIpha
Washington
Bostton
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelpha
Cincinnati
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Boston
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Washington Wee
Este
Boston Glee
National League
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Brooklyn Bee
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Association Results Milwaukee and Kansas City Tie
Milwaukee and Kansas City finished tied 4 to 4 in a league association result. Indianapolis led Toledo 13 to 11, while Louisville trailed 7 to 11. Columbus defeated St Paul 6 to 93 at ten innings, with Minneapolis 9, St Paul 6 in extra innings.
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Association Game Today: Columbus at Louisville
Central sports brief lists today’s only games with Columbus visiting Louisville and Kansas City traveling to Milwaukee. The schedule shows two matchups as the sole college basketball pairings on tap for the day.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
World records set at Stagg meet in Chicago track events
The 29th annual Stagg national meet yielded four new world or national records in shot put, 220 yard low hurdles, 120 yard high hurdles, and the two mile relay. Ted Dees of Kas. broke the shot mark. A Oliver of Dayton posted the low hurdles best. Casper of Harlandale cut the high hurdles time. Arsenal Technical HS Indianapolis anchored a new two mile relay record. FrobeL high school Gary, Ind. took team honors.
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Fleming
Ohio
Robinson
Goecke
Blanke
Hoose
Hupp
Carlson
Ely Yia
Blakely
Red Sebramsky
Yardy
Ehs
Buswell and Wood
Sharkey
Elyria
Whitely
Andrewa
Lo- Tain
Carl Kushin
Howard Kushin
Freeland
Holcomb
Dave Horan
Horan
Dave
Art Buswell
Todd
Harvey Smith
Lakewood Flash
Jim Lamberton
Heights
Hall
Smith
Reiber
Palovich
Lorain
Gerhardinger
Reibher
CHI Chicago
WPI
Stagg
Ted Dees
Lorraine
Kas
A. Oliver
Dayton
Casper
Harlandale
Texas
Arsenal Technical High School
Indianapolis
Froebel High School
Gary
Ind
Sharkey Works Out In Outdoor Arena Before Big Match
Orangeburg New York June 2 over 2000 spectators packed the outdoor arena to watch Jack Sharkey train for his June 12 heavyweight bout with Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. He boxed five rounds, two with Johnny Grusso, two with Paul Cavalier, and one with King Solomon.
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Orangeburg
N. Y
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Sharkey
Johnny Grusso
Paul Cavalier
King Solomon
Red Sox end 14-game skid with win over Yankees
Boston breaks a 14-game losing streak by defeating the New York Yankees 7-4 behind a triple play and key runs. The victory boosts Boston's morale as the teams clash in a tight late-season matchup.
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Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Germans Export Luggies Stir Scottish Alarm
Loyal Scots protest import of German bluggies miniature milking pails used for ridge dishes for children. The last luggie maker in Cumberland died recently, ending a Scottish tradition. Since then Germany has shipped cheap imitations to Scotland, unsettling national identity and industry.
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Germany
Scotland
Indians Edge Tigers in Pitcher’s Battle 3-2
Cleveland edged Detroit 3 to 2 as Mel Harder pitched seven strong innings despite a sore throat to notch his sixth straight win. George Uhle allowed only six hits, Morgan led the offense with a homer and two doubles, and Birmingham Field details noted two passed balls and four RBI.
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Mel Harder
George Uhle
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Uhle
Tribe
Harder
Willis Hudlin
Morgan
Local League Scores and Upcoming Matches
Elyria beat Independence 9 to 1. Dover defeated Lorain 9 to 1. North Olmsted won over Berea 11 to 10. Next Sunday games include Dover at Elyria, Berea at Lorain, and Independence at North Olmsted.
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North Olmsted
Elyria
Independence
Lorain
Berea
Walter Stewart Hurts Browns In Early White Sox Win
Walter Stewart hammered out of the box as the Chicago White Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns. The decisive early rally set the tone for a dominant victory.
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Walter Stewart
Chicago White
St. Louis Browns
Japanese aviator performs near-ground stunt in Shiga
Flight Lieutenant Okabe of the Third Air Regiment thrilled aviation circles at Yokaichi in Shiga Prefecture by flying at 190 miles per hour and skimming just over three feet above the regimental flying field in a dramatic display that showcased precision and skill.
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Tokyo
Yokaichi
Shiga Prefecture
Okabe
Third Air Regiment
Fans Up In Arms Against Cheap Home Runs
Baseball fans protested the surge of cheap home runs as 24 homers were hit in ten major league games on Sunday. The season total reached 418 in both leagues, 50 more than last year at this date, with high-scoring days on May 22 May 30 and June 1.
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George Kirkley
New York
Bittners Rally To Beat Olmsted 13 10 In Wild Grafton Derby
The Grafton Bittners erased a nine run deficit to topple Olmsted Grange 13 to 10 in a high scoring tilt at Grafton. Naitzei starred for Olmsted with speed for six innings before Graf ton hitters chased him from the mound in the seventh and eighth. H Hopkins Figler and Grillo led Graf ton at the plate while Demaline Schultz and Dare did the heavy lifting for Olmsted. The Bittners schedule a rematch with Spencer at Grafton next Sunday.
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Olmsted Grange
Grafton
Naitzei
H. Hopkins
Figler
Grillo
Demaline
Schultz
Dare
Olmsted
Bittners
Spencer
Baseball game summary at Olmstead Mayfield field
Two base hits by Figler Grills Mansell A Hopkins Schultz Miller Lingerin and three base hits by Schall A Hopkins plus a Kalinski home run. Stolen bases by Figler H Hopkins Demaline Schultz Sacrifices Bement Miller Sheppard. Bittners six Olmsted eight left on bases. A Hopkins six strikeouts to Naitzci ten. Winning pitcher A Hopkins losing pitcher Naitzci. Umpire Reloads Scorer Keneptges Time 2:45.
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T. Smith
Cook
J. Smith
Walters
Stewart
Moody
L. Guyer
C. Guyer
Spencer
Woodmen
Werts
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D. Guyer
Bittinger
Muir
Heath
Peterman
Shriner
Schacht
Gleason
Nemeth
Ballard
Cedula
Wrage
Kemepke
Cebula
Kempke
Kappel
Bartlome
Barr
Fitzgerald
Karl Kaiser
Figler
Grills
Mansell
A. Hopkins
Schultz
Miller
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