Night racing set for Elyria with top pacers and trotting stars
Florse racing stables from Indiana Pennsylvania Kentucky and Ohio cities enter for Elyria night races June 22 23 24 25 and 26 with a open date on the 26th under Elyria Driving Club direction Dr E P Clement secretary of the local horseracing association announced at a directors meeting held last night. Entries include S F Palin Indianapolis Kalcement Lexington Ben Whitehead Butler O P Hurd Memphis H M Parshall Urbana and Van Buren Lexington. A new barrier starting system tested at Urbana last week proved satisfactory. Senator McKlye Elyria owned horse holds two world records. The meet will feature entertainment nights with local clubs and prominent boxing figures Von Schmeling and Stribling are expected to attend. Free gate and ample parking for 1000 cars available with 13 of 38 boxes sold. over 500 horses valued at more than a million dollars. Many will also race at North Randall the week after Elyria.
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O. P. Hurd
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Toledo
Mar Schmelingz
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Cleveland Stadium
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Joe Boddy
North Randall
Junior Church Loop Planned
Organization of a Junior Church Soft Ball loop announced by Bob Moore, Physical Director. Entries close noon Saturday June 13. Play likely starts week of June 15. Any city church can enter a team, ages 16 and under. Entry blanks from Moore at the Y. Teams urged to contact him at once.
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Cameronian Wins 148th English Derby At Epsom Downs
Cameronian the favorite won the 148th Derby at Epsom Downs before a crowd exceeding 590,900. Orpen finished second and Sandwich third as 24 other three year olds contended for a share of the purse. Joseph Kennedy of Boston held a Derby ticket and related Irish Sweepstakes ties.
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Boston
Holy Cross And Reforms In Tie For Church Lead
Holy Cross and Reforms remain tied for first in the Church League after Holy Cross routed its foe 18 to 1 at McKinney Field. Other results included Se Baptists 13 St Pauls and Hungarian Reforms 15 St Johns. Elyria Country Club hosted Ladies match play with multiple class results and awards, plus a Western District Golf Association meeting set for Friday at 9:30.
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St Johns
Local fairways winners at Spring Valley tourney
Mrs. G Lippert won Class A with a six under par nine hole event at Spring Valley. Mrs. W N Tune took Class B with a 50 and Mrs. E M Green led Class C with 61.
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Spring Valley
W. N. Tune
E. M. Green
Leading Hitters Sub G A R Het Ariett Phila Team
A fragmentary sports stat list mentions players with sparse figures including Het Ariett of Philadelphia and others such as Hornshi from Chicago and Stephenson from Chicago. It notes a Brooklyn reference and a dated line about a player’s recent form but data are incomplete and jumbled. The entry resembles an old box score fragment with scattered batting and fielding tallies and team abbreviations.
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Brooklyn
Diocesan Scholastic Basketball Tourney Set for March
Columbus Ohio announces dates for Catholic school athletics. The fourth annual Diocesan Scholastic basketball tournament will be held on March 11 and 12 and the third annual track and field meet on May 11.
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England tests combined rifle and machine gun unit
Converting every infantryman in an army into a machine gunner, a combined rifle and machine gun has undergone successful tests in England.
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Indians Win Weird Game
Cleveland defeats Boston Red Sox 12 to 11 in a strange ball game. Both clubs used four pitchers as Cleveland tallied eight runs in the sixth inning while Boston nearly collapsed in the late innings. Morgan led with four RBIs, Berry hit a home run and Hodapp had multiple two-base hits, with Van Camp stealing a base and other players contributing in a high scoring interleague tilt.
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Hit Offs Early Inning Rally In 5 Inning Tilt
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American Results Cevenard and Baston in Close Meet
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American cames Today Copveland at Boster Chazs at Phindepria
Teves ar Wasington Sr Lavis at Me Lor.
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National Results Patchy Scores From Cincinnati to Boston
Aggregated sports results show scattered scores including Cincinnati and Boston games with partial tallies. Players Benes and Rea appear among the listed scorers while St Louis and New York matches are noted with incomplete figures.
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National Games Today Foston at Pittsburgh
National games feature Foston against Pittsburgh and Brooklyn facing Chicago with New Spork meeting St Tous and Philadelphia clashing with C.Mernat for a quartet of matchups across venues.
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Association Results Toursville Alumbus St Paul Warsas City
Association results show Toursville defeating Alumbus and St Paul trailing 12 to 3 Warsas City. Telelo edged Indianapolis in a 10 minute night session while Minneapolis-Wilvaudio rain halts play.
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Telelo
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Audeo Rain
Association Games Today Toledo at Indianapolis
Association games today feature Toledo against Indianapolis and Columbus versus Lombedite at St Paul facing Kansas City with Minneapolis hosting Milwaukee. Strong teams and venues list suggest a busy slate across multiple cities.
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Connolly Named Chief of Umpire Staff by Harridge
United Press reports on June 5 that Tom Connolly, dean of American League umpires, is appointed chief of staff to President Will Harridge. He will take over after the Boston assignment on June 11 and will oversee umpire details and talent scouting in the minor leagues with headquarters in Chicago.
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Indians Rally Sparks Eight-Game Win Streak
The Cleveland Indians, after an early-season surge faltered, have rebounded with an eight-game winning streak. They edged the Boston Red Sox 8-2 as three Boston pitchers were hit hard in the sunlit inning but nearly blew the lead in the ninth. Elsewhere, Philadelphia beat Chicago 3-2 to maintain a five-game edge.
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City Motors Soft Ball Meet Tonight at 7 oclock
City Motors Soft Ball team announced an important meeting at the garage tonight at seven oclock. The notice emphasizes gathering of team members and staff for planning and coordination.
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Sharp Eagle Hurling Ace Seeks Win Over Amherst Sunday
Al Sharp leads the Elyria Eagles in a Tri-County League clash with the Amherst Mischka Meats at Harris Street Field. Bartlome opposes Sharp in a keen mound duel that could decide the first-half title as both teams chase a share of the top spot amid a capacity crowd.
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Wood shines at Lake Erie meet with high jump upset
Elyria star Wood tied for first in the high jump at the Lake Erie championship, placed sixth in the broad jump, and scored five points for his team. He previously earned the Ei by running the half mile, high jumping, and sometimes broad jumping.
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Elyria Star
Lake Erie
Max Schmeling Sparks Sparring Before School Crowd
World heavyweight champion Max Schmeling prepared for a title defense against Young Stribling next month by boxing before 690 school children at Maxie Lake Park Sharon. Schmeling scheduled three rounds with sparring partners Tiny De Bolt Tony Marullo and Pedro Lopez and will enter heavier work next week. Joe Jacobs arranged 39 additional sparring partners for one round each to assess readiness.
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Stribling in Shrine Tourney at Columbia Hills
Stribling the world heavyweight challenger and Shriner is to play in the Al Koran Temple golf tournament at Columbia Hills today. His father-manager plans excursions from the training camp while the champion aims for air in a clash with the German. He will attend the Goodyear-New Bedford soccer game in Akron and return by the Goodyear blimp Pa. remarks.
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Richwines Soft Ball Meeting and Game Booking
Richwines Soft Ball players are asked to meet at Steve's Barber Shop tomorrow night at 5 45. The team is booked for a game tomorrow night at Grafton. All players take note.
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Grafton
Firestone elected Princeton polo captain for 1932
Princeton New Jersey June 3 Raymond C Firestone of Akron Ohio has been elected captain of the Princeton 1932 polo team breaking the senior captain precedent. A sophomore he led both indoor and outdoor varsity scoring and previously captained the freshman polo team last spring. He is succeeded by his brother Lew Firestone. Raymond is the third Firestone to ride for Princeton joining Harvey who played through 1921.
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Farrell Cotton Lead British Open Tourney
In Carnoustie Scotland June 3 Johnny Farrell of New York and Henry Cotton lead the British Open after the first 18 holes with scores of 72. Gene Sarazen and MacDonald Smith of New York next at 73 and 75 respectively, as Horton Smith and Joe Turnesa also struggled.
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I O O F Team to Play Camp Team No 188 Thursday
The I O O F softball team will face Camp Team No 188 at the Jefferson School grounds at 6 15 Thursday. All players are asked to report for the game.
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Tracy Cox Captures Technical Knockout Victory
Indianapolis lightweight Tracy Cox aged 181 secured a technical knockout over Midget Aike O'Dowd from Columbus, Ohio, in two rounds last night.
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