Davis Loses Again For Cubs As Giants Break Wrigley Jinx
United Press reports Chicago Cubs owner Phil Wrigley pushed costly trades to bolster a faltering club. Davis, acquired for 65 000 and three players, has failed to stabilize the pitching staff as the Cubs lose to the New York Giants breaking a long winless streak at Wrigley Field. The Giants, led by Whitehead and Lieber, end Chicago’s string of home success and widen the Cubs’ slump.
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Sports Cut Short by Ernie Braden
The article reports on Major League Baseball gossip and results. It notes the Yankees beat Chicago White Sox, Washington Senators tying Detroit for fourth, rookie Stuart Martin rising with Cardinals, and various boxing and wrestling scenes at the fairgrounds including Count Von Brockenberg’s post match confrontation and fan reactions.
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Buck Weaver Leads Counts to Victory with Knockdown Win
Buck Weaver and the Counts secured a decisive victory as Weaver delivered a solid punch that sent the opponent to the deck. The bout featured Lon Chaney’s Wild Red Berry controlled in the semi final, while the text hints at a pursuit of the season’s success.
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Two Games On Bill Friday At Harman Field
Lorain faces Eis in a doubleheader at Harman Field on Friday evening. Fisher Foods of Lorain meets Sacred Heart Church ten in the opener, while Darek Meats of Lorain plays Dobrowski Meats in the nightcap. First pitch is set for 7 30 p m.
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Three Grange League Softball Games Streamline Schedule
The Lorain Grange softball league lists three games at Welliston, with Keita and others participating. All games start at 2 pm on the scheduled day.
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Hallahan Reports To Cincy Reds
The Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies were to close their series today after a day of rest. Gene Sebou as Paul Derzinger were slated to pitch for Cincinnati, with Hal Keileber reported in the box. The Reds slipped from first in the second division as the Boston Bees moved ahead.
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Gene Sebou
Paul Derzinger
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Hal Keileber
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Charley Dressen
Boston Bees
Tough German Count Defeats Buck Weaver at Riverview Park
German grappler Von Brognberg defeated Buck Weaver in a brutal bout before about 303 fans. Referee Morris allowed the Count to continue after holds drew crowd threats, while Weaver had moments but was overwhelmed. Berry loses to Sow New York City veteran Chaney, and Winchell draws with Zubrizick after a long winning streak.
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Teams Play Friday on Carlicle Diamond
The J. and J Barbers face Vic Silvers Friday night at Carlicle diamond with first pitch at 6 30 p.m. The matchup promises a competitive early season game between local clubs.
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Sports Pickups From Russ Davies Chronicle
A string of brief notes covers night games at Herman Field, player injuries, and team chatter. Mentions Elyra Sypatis Association, Tommy Nie, Bim, and Hayres. references to college and professional figures like Bob Osgood and Bud Tinning. Highlights include rest plans for a young player, trades talk, and scattered game results and rumors across multiple teams.
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Hawaiian Stars to Clash in First Night Game at Recreation Field
Buck Lars Hawaiian AH Stars star Enomore, famed as Hawaii's sharpest catcher of the decade, headlines ahead of a Sunday night showdown with Lorain Lyon Tailors at Recreation Field. The historic dusk game is billed to start at 6 30 p m. and marks the city’s first night contest. Several other baseball notes span DiMazzio’s Yanks, Puccinelli's Boston Bees linkups, Rickey threats, and Mayo-era chatter as players move between teams and leagues in the long season.
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Play at McKinley Packed by Smitty's Old Timers
McKinley hosts a packed game featuring Smitty's Old Timers and Berim a, with ten members reported. Players arrive by the clock as organizers confirm a full diamond crowd and routine pregame routines.
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Two City Games At Harman Field
One of the season’s largest crowds is expected at Harman Field tonight as four City League softball teams play. The opener starts at 7:20 p.m. Electro Lun faces Debrowsi Meets. The feature match pits Stored Heart Church against the Peoprotls, with Stored Heart Church seeking a ninth straight win but facing Otimen who won the city title last year.
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Red Sox Triumph Over Indians For Seventh Straight
Allen delivered a standout performance as the Red Sox defeated the Indians to extend their winning streak to seven. The lineup featured six hits, five runs batted in, and a save by a reliever. The game kept pace at Roosevelt Park as fans watched from the stands.
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1936 National Open tees off with 168 golfers
The National Open begins at Ballastel Country Club as Zell Eaton and Jack Muneer lead the field of 168 with two opening tee shots. Sam Parks Jr. faces pressure to defend his 1935 title while Walter Hagen eyes a record fourth Open victory.
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Inter-City Supply Tops Duckpin League Standings
Inter-City Supply captures first place in the duckpin league. The team, led by ace thrower, rolled high in a fast-paced match against Electro Bo, seizing early control and finishing with notable scores. Second high was a 493 series by a rival player, while Cascade and Peay teams trailed in the standings.
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