Three Teams Still Undefeated In Tri County League
The Lorain Lyon Tailors and Amherst Mischka Meats lead the Tri County League with perfect records after decisive wins. Lyon Tailors crushed Uiyein Motor Raperess, while Amherst Meats beat Avon Lake, and North Olmsted prevailed over Sandusky. standout hitters included O'Dell, Fra Vio, and Kunin with multiple RBI and hits.
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Bittner
Amherst
North Olmsted
Avon Lake
Avon
North Olmsted Blanks Sandusky
Grafton
LaGrange
Lorain Lyon Tailors
Motor Express
Lorain
Elyria Lawyers Beaten 12 to 4 in Local Fracas
Fragmentary notes recount a violent incident where Elyria lawyers were beaten, with a 12 to 4 score cited. The fragment mentions a fourth scorer, names a Mr Mischka and a figure linked to LPRIEX, and hints at a motive and a possible attack around a Metro area.
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Elyria
Sats
Schill Makes Ace At Spring Valley
Carl Schttl registered the first hole-in-one on Spring Valley No 9, the hour of maki ace on a local golf course. He used a No 6 from the tee on Saturday, marking the course’s first ace on that hole.
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Maki
Carl Schttl
Spring Valley
Sell
Large Field Entered In Open Tourney
A large field of 150 pros and amateurs enter the national open golf championship at Merion Cricket Club. Defending amateur champion Joh Goodinman of Omaha competes as top contenders seek to retain the Open title. Goodman, Little and other Walker Cup members will arrive in Philadelphia to begin practice.
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Pal Adelphia
Rlassic
Joh Good- Inman
Omaha
Japan
Wip
Sto Andrews
W. Lawson Little
Preetwick
Goodman
Little
Walker
Laconia
Philadelphia
Local Golf Chatter at Elyria Club and Snoring Valley
Bill Timins posted the weekend low at Elyria Country Club with 76, while Leonard Tufford Eddie Ratts tied at 79. Mrs. J Brooks led the ladies with 94. Several players posted strong scores at Snoring Valley, including Rudy Stutz Lawrence Walehlieteh and Fred Goetz with 75s, and 0. Ry Nichois 72. First round matches are set for tomorrow with pairings including Mrs. J B Jobsen vs George Gouldelin and Leonard Tufford against E Gillis.
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Bill Timins
Elyria Country Club
Leonard Tufford
Eddie Ratts
Mrs. J . Brooks
D. H. Bryant
Capitol Theatre
R. D. Oldfield
Pees
Snoring Valley
Bob Randall
Datal
Unis
Rudy Stutz
Lawrence Walehlieteh
Fred Goetz
Ka Witchit
QO. M. Kappler
Walter Kohn
Ry Nichois
J. Bo Johnson
Toumong Country Club
J. P. Brooks
J. B. Dobsen
George Gouldelin
Omre
E. Gillis
Natya Murbach
HL Groge
Heberger
Brooks
Loufman
Stearne
Myre
Winsor eLyay
Eastern Heights Games Teen Asrs
A chaotic OCR fragment references Eastern Heights games and teen participants with garbled terms like Vi-Spe Gas weary zamirs. The readable text signals a youth sports or school event but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Eastern Heights Games
Gas Weary
Zamirs
Unclear text fragment from Livrane area note
Fragmentary lines mention forming a battery at Bay Ebisriag with names Thepeen and Wilrosx. readable context is too incomplete to determine event, persons, or location reliably.
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Livrane Area
Apa
Smut Thepeen
Wilrosx
Oh Bay Ebisriag
Nineteen Elyria High Trackmen Receive Awards
Elyria High announces 1934 Virack squad letter awards with 19 lettermen, led by All-around sophomore star and team captain Fleming. Seniors Sherwood Metcalf and Jack Brown among leavers. Yost and Metcalf contend for Schon trophy, while junior Billy Triplett tops scoring with 54.2 points. Team total 77 1/4 points across two dual meets and four invitationals.
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Cucch Hupp
Wittu Ctu
Gils
Anders
Aquiah
Sherwood Metcalf
Jack Brown
Don Yost
Wilford Gleason
Neat
Betpipt
Scar Doe
Husevodt
Une Wan Cliffsmith
Ponte Ce
Peredit
Glee Et Snati
Jonas Ligh
Col Winn
Billy Triplett
Jack FI Ward
Rob Roe
Idoe Graber
Fis
Schon
Fieldeh Yost
Metealt
Yost
Miller
Dick Blythe
Jack Meyer
Blyth
Bob Vanek
Wiford Gleason
Bill Streicher
Orson Lee
Wally Forbes
Jim iKeleman
Warris Hudson
Norman Barr
Dave Smetzer
Doug Jenne
Leo Meyer
Weyman Wilson
Nelson Gerber
Hugh Wetzel
Neal Hass
Tommy Vaughn
The
Crimson
Cincinnati Man Wins State Trapshoot Title
William Eldred of Cincinnati won the Ohio State Singles Championship at Columbus, breaking 160 of 200 in the final, with a tournament best 190 in the run. Runner up was Charles Morgen of Corning with 197, while Ford of Detroit and Lilly of Stanton also posted high scores. Mercedes Huff of Columbus defended the State Women's title by breaking a strong total in the 100 targets.
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William Eldred
Mercedes Huff
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eldred
Charles Morgen
Corning
F. Ford
Detroit
Ned Lilly
Stanton
Mich
J. R. Taylor
Newark
Ted Professionals
C. T. Stevens
Zanesville
Luther Gamble
Eastern Heights Triumphant in Faround Championship
Eldred secured a decisive victory as Eastern Heights claimed the Faround championship. He scored 400 targets for the best showing of the tournament, while C G Wehr of Hamilton was elected president of the Ohio State Tripshooting Association, with R W Keese of Niles as vice president and Mrs. Mark Montman of Hicksville as secretary-treasurer. The board includes Dr. M F Oder of Toledo AJ Dogert of Sandusky J Dunn of Pomeroy and EB Schimde Newin. Other notable scores listed across the fine arts championship include Mills Goshen Porter Sandusky Cohurst Vandalia and several shooters from Marion and neighboring towns.
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Eldred
SSS
C.G. Wehr
Hamilton
Ohio State Tripshooting
R. W. Keese
Niles
Mra
Mark Montman
Hicksville
Comed
M. F. Oder
Toledo
AJ. Dogert
Sandusky
J. Dunn
Pomeroy
EB. H. Schimde Newin
Joe Feijsland
Mills Wore
C. A. Porter Goshen
T . Oak. Bogart
Dd. Cohurst
Vangalia
Poali F. Evsts
Fowler Is Winner In Dayton Race
Ken Fowler of Paterson captured the Dayton auto race victory while Maur heer Davina posted a strong lap time. The event drew crowds as Cummings, Indianapolis classic winner, watched from the stands unsure about an appearance.
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Dayton
Dayte O
Dune T- Ken Fowler
Paterson
Wey
Maur Heer
Davina
Anand
Sapolis
Cummings
Hi Speed Gas Team Rolls to 10-6 Victory
GREENWICH Q June 4 With Red Poulson dominating on the mound the BEC Hi Speeds beat Greenwich Merchants 10 to 6. Poulson fanned ten batters in seven innings and his three game total reached 35. Elsha tallied four runs in the second, highlighted by Joe Smiths homer with Faulhaber and Poulson aboard. George Smith led Elyrians with three hits in four at bats while Keisor Greenwich first baseman had four hits in five trips.
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Lyon “Tailor -Motor
Frauke
Serte G'petl
Peaersau
Pele
Ded
O'Dell
Fra Viavio
Frank Kunin
Ao Teaas
Ike Oring
Kupee
Yucka
Fritz
Nichols
Olasko
Iike Miml
Ernie Dobrowskiews
Dobrowski
Kn Ig
Avan
Stark
Amherst
Iy Gates
Towne and Leech
Vrey
Aven
Gratton
LaGrange
Hathery
Stevenson
Grafton
Wl Hopkins
Revo
Latrange
Ted Phelps
Jm Siy Mokran
Grange
Greenwich
Red Poulson
BEC
Hi-Speeds
Greenwich Merchants
Poulson
Merchants
Elsha
Joe Smith
Ric. Faulhaber
George Smith
Elyrians
Holbrook
Keisor
St. Louis
Browns
Cleveland
1. Louis
Senators
Betroit
White Sox
George Earnshaw Tosted
Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Hoving
Haserodt Jewelers Win Double Herder
Haserodt Jewelers claim a double win as Carlisle A. C. Festey delivers a double point, with Carlisle monds in a low scoring 11 to 1 game noted amid cluttered standings.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Carlisle A. C
Festey
Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues and American Association
Scores from yesterday show St. Louis 8 Cleveland 5 and New York 5 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 3 Cleveland 2. In American Association standings Milwaukee leads with 23 wins, Indianapolis 24, Columbus 20, and Toledo 20. Montreal split 4-6, Newark 5-11 after ten innings. Henry Rames scheduled to play at Syracuse in Albany.
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American Association
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Illiwurkee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas
Paul Loulawitie
Toledo
Paul
la Milwauky
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Aventis
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Newark
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Byracute
Henry Rames
L. Pet
New York
Detroit - Vapeeenss
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St. Louie
Washington
Philadelphae Iv
Chicago
Yankees Beat Athletics to Regain First Place
In a busy day across the league the Yankees toppled Connie Mack’s Athletics 5 to 3 to reclaim the AL lead as Cleveland slid to third. Detroit moved to second behind a Detroit win, while Boston and Chicago split and the Cubs rose to joint second behind Brooklyn in a crowded standings shuffle.
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Yankees
McCarthy
New Yorkers
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Cleveland
Detroit
Phil
Adolphin
Awd Ruth
Henry Louis Gehrig
Connie Mack
Baseball summary sentence from fragmented play by play
Fragmented record notes hits by Erikson Holbrook Weyses and Smith. Linden and Reith on base and Elyria scoring on Poulsyn. Dewitte, Poulsen show pitching. Dewitte credited with win in a unclear game note.
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Linden
Reith
Elyria
de Poulsyn
HL Dewitte
Poulsen
Paulson Suger
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Lorain High Teams Play Tuesday in Baseball Clash
Elyria and Lorain High face off Tuesday at 3:30 in a pivotal baseball game at Stadium. Lorain won the first contest and needs one more win to clinch the series, while Elyria must secure victory to force a decisive third game.
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Elyria
Lorain High
Rain High
Stadium
Lorain
Tamarraa
Likely Gary To Replace St Paul In Ass'n Loop
Chicago June 4 In a move prompted by poor attendance the St Paul franchise of the American Association may relocate before mid season with Gary Indiana the leading candidate. President T J Hickey said talks with Bob Connery will occur in Chicago or Milwaukee to finalize transfer details. If approved Connery stays as club president with continued stake in the team.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Transifer
American Association
Ind
T. J. Hickey
Leane
Hickey
Bob Connery
Milwaukee
Iickey
Connery
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