Spring Valley Loses to Columbia Hills in Western Division Match
In a Western Division clash, Columbia Hills defeated Spring Valley 16 to 8 on the Berea course as O. M. Kappler scored all of Spring Valley’s points. Blyth Country Club and Ashland were set to meet next, a match postponed yesterday. Other results saw Wooster beat Norwalk, and Oberlin defeat Berea 12 to 7. Columbia Hills led with five perfect scores as the standings show Syria, Wooster, Columbia Hills, Ashland, and Berea atop the table.
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Carpenter of
Wooster
Berea
Elyria Country Club
Ashland
Norwalk
Oberlin
Orchard Beach
Olumbla Hills Goleeks
Spring Valley Shotmakers
Forday
O. M. Kappler
Blyrla Country Club
Oeehard Weach
Beren
Lacey Carpenter
Ming
Jeadete Man
BE Pressing
Norek
Carpenter
Columbia Hilly
Cavily
Spring Valley
Columbia
G. A. Rowland
Jos
Kappler
Jule Gardner
C. It
Fred Goetz
Tom O'Grady
C. Hod
Rudy Staff
Carl Zelmer
C. VW
L. A
CL EL
Nelson Church
Syria
Columbia Fiels
Unreadable OCR Sports Card Summary
Disjointed lines show scattered scores and team references. Mentions New York Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis with varied inning tallies and unclear game outcomes. Several names and places appear garbled, hindering a coherent game-by-game summary.
Ohio Meet Ree-For-All Pace Feature Summary
Ohio harness racing on June 7 featured the ree-for-all pace with top horses including Stuy Henley undefeated last season and Calumet Budlong. J.B. Vonian and Guy the Tramp also ran strong as double-victory hopes rose in a star-studded program on a half mile track. Senator Bedell captured the three-year-old trot at a mile while Noon and Serachood won pace and mile events respectively, with several horses racing to multiples.
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Olumbus
Toget
Stuy Henley
J.B. Vonian
Guy
Fia
Sep Palin
Tuin Tranaver
Dr. J. Parshall
Tepuirage
Senator Bedell
Ce Noon
Serachood
Ja Jong
St Paul A A Franchise Discussed Amid Transfer Talk
IMCAGO June 7 The St Paul A A franchise in the American Association was discussed at a meeting of league president T J Joy club president Boh ery and representatives from Peoria Our attendance at St Paul the past years has caused complaints from other clubs and the franchise may be transferred before mid June unless Connery sells his interest The St Paul chamber of commerce is reportedly willing to buy Connery rather than lose the franchise
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Imcago
Fallese St. Paul
T. J. Joy
Bohery
Peoria
J. Rema
Connery
Ehb
St. Chamber of Commerce
Onnery
May Lose A. A. Franchise in Toledo
Waldo Shank president of Toledo Baseball Club says the A. A. franchise may be transferred to another town after meetings with Hick, president of the association. Shank indicates gate patronage has weakened and the move is being considered to solve the dilemma.
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Olero
Jane
Waldo Shank
de Toledo Baseball Club
Shank
Hick
Asrdol
Chivas
Lank
Yesterday's Heroes Yesterday's Heroes
Yankees tie American record with a six run stretch in the late innings as Gehrinser Tigers rally with two on in the sixth. Flartyett, Cube, and Carter drive key hits while Red Sox through a triple. Notable performances include four RBI by Cardi ck Carter and solid driving by the lineup.
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Wil Flows
Ere Gehrinser
Tigers
Tiger
Ubby Flartyett
Rams
Cardick Carter
Red Sox
Dou
Grafton Roth Motors Defeat Parrish Meats 4-3
Grafton Roth Motors beat Elyria Parrish Meats 4 to 3 in a baseball game at Grafton, powered by Hank Walker who pitched a two hitter with twelve strikeouts. The team captured the lead in a tense match played last evening in Ohio.
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Grafton. O
Hank Walker
Grafton Rothsery Motors
Elyria Parrish Meats
Waker
Ely' Ns
Major Loop Leaders Update From Hy United Pres Club
Report outlines top batters and leaders across the league with mentions of AR and Senators. Notes home wins and performance by players including Browns and Terry. Data is fragmented but highlights key names and teams in a condensed scoreboard style.
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Hy United Pres
Homaley
Browns
Manusl
Senators SE
Terry Ah
Unclear Mat Results From Region Meet
Vague report lists multiple names and places such as St. Louis Missouri and Columbus without clear outcomes. Mentions Browster, Germant, Orville Brow, Jimny Mer, Tibet Steere, Wilde tard, and other scattered terms. Details are fragmented and lack verifiable results or context.
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United Prose
ST. Louis
Than
Germant
Orville
Jimny MeMi
Tibet Steere
Califoraie
Dawned Dicken
Texas
Dayton Wins Close To League Leaders
Dayton slips near the top of the Niddle Atlantic League by edging Zanessilin 16 to 15 yesterday. Springfield extended its push with a 12 to 3 victory over Huntington as Wheeling defeated Charleton 7 to 1. Grocers Cancel card shifts to West Side League with Meats brief postponement. stadium play features Dovrowski Meats vs Jewelers and Ritter Funeral Home vs Wardwares.
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Wheeling
Zanessilin
Springfield
Huntington
Johnstonland
Chareston
Dovrowski Meats
Uacerooit Jewelers
Ritter
Elsaia Wardwares
Ian
Tae
Foes Break Down Cubs Plan in Long Ball Game
New York June 7 The board of strategy outlines a simple way to win ball games by relentless pressure. The Cubs pressed the Cardinals into a 13 inning affair, breaking through in the 13th as they scored six runs to seize the lead and place the Giants atop the standings. Frank Frisch's influence sparked a confrontation with umpire Rigier, who struck him in the face with his mask. The Giants improved with a 6 2 victory over the Braves as Carl Hubbell allowed a late lapse. Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 12 4 while the Pirates swept the Reds 2 1 and 6 1, with Woody Jensen delivering a clutch eighth inning hit. Detroit climbed to first in the American League on a single off Bob Weiland, while Charlie Gehringer lined a sixth inning single to end Weiland's bid for a no hit game. The Yankees routed the Red Sox 15 3, then were edged 7 4 in the nightcap. Chicago's errors again hurt as the Browns used two timely hits to win 3 1. Ted Lyons gave seven hits though no walks in defeat. The Athletics and Senators rain-shortened their game in the fourth.
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Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Yankees
Red Sox
Frank Frisch
Rigler
Giants
N. L
Braves
Cards
Cubs
York
Say. N Board of Strategy
Frisch
Rigier
Tuly
Ifants
Carl Hubbell
Brooklinbean
Phila
Weiland
Yanks
Boston
Chicago
Browns
Joe Chamberlin
Zeke Bonura
Ted Lyons
Athletics
Senators
Etroit
Tigers
Walter Johnson
Oral U Wildebrand
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Fred (Firpo) Marberry
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Bob Weiland
Giaint Southpaw
Mel Harder
Odel Hale
Tribe
Moore
Plans Near Completion for Lorain County Class B League
Lorain County Class B baseball league plans near completion per Rudy Ebinger Tri-County League secretary. KeLyria features three teams the City Cubs the Up-and-Up Club and the Bittner Funeral Home. Ridgeville Oberlin Kipton entries expected. Managers urged to contact Ebinger before Monday June 31 as schedule opens next week.
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Lorain County
Rudy Ebinger
Kelyria
City Cubs
Tom Finegan
Bennie Wavelncak
Bittner Feneral Iifome
Clef, Monske
Lorain
Matthews Funeral Iome
Bob Cullen
All-Stars
Fat Kroger
Ridgeville
Oberlin
Kipton
Ebinger
Weiland Pitching One Hit Yet Indians Fall 2 1
Detroit wins 2 1 as Oral Weiland allows a lone hit game. Odel Hale drives in the Indians’ run. Mel Harder finishes, striking out three. Tigers capitalize on a crucial single to score the tying and go ahead runs.
Meats Upset By Automatics In League Contest
The Western Automatics defeated the Dobrowski Meats 5 to 1 at the Stadium after field conditions moved the game from Jefferson No. 2 diamond. Westerns, Dobrowski’s, and Bittners now tie for first as Tisza hit a long homer and key hits by Penzes Polchey and Barkacs push Westerns ahead.
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Western Automatic
Wittner Funeral
Debrowski Meats
BOO Nixon Barbers
Beare
Forby
Qn Jones
Wee J
Western Automatics
Dobrowski Meats
Jefferson No. 2
Westerns
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Penzes
Polchey
Tisza
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Soja
Butchers
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Deh Cris
Dobrovski
Siath
Jnhead
Sheldon
Sola
Tenzes
E. ‘Ross
Piared
Aote Svetarra
Jefferean
Kayden
Coen
Polls Score St Paul Loss in One Hit Game
Columbus defeated St Paul 1 to 0 as Americus Poll swung to a one run victory. Milwaukee topped St Louis while Minneapolis routed Kansas City 5 to 0. Billy Meyer homered in the 10th to seal Columbus over Indianapolis 7 to 6 in the nightcap. Indianapolis won game one 16 to 9. Toledo beat Louisville 5 to 0 to climb from last place.
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Vesterdas
Thesabes
Indianapolis
Commins
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul Minneapolis
Kansas
Columbus
UT —Americus
St. Pau
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Billy Meyer
Toledo
Tlouwisville
Open golf chase at Merion draws top figures in national field
Central Press outlines a star studded battle for the national open at Merion Cricket Club near Philadelphia. Johnny Goodmen aims to defend his title while George Dunlap seeks a rare double as amateur and open holder. W Lawson Little, Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen, Tommy Armour and Johnny Farrell headline a strong pro contingent. Bobby Jones’s Merion ties loom large as he backs the course he helped design. The piece reflects on past champions Leo Diegel and Al Daily and notes Mae Smith’s historic link to the event.
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Central Press
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Johnny Goodmen
Omaha
Neb
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Bobby Jones
W. Lawson Littl
Stanford
Merion
Will
Jageg
Tormer
Simber
Osuch
Ap Sarazon
Roly Burke
Leo Diegel
al. Dsi
Mae Smith
Phiadelphia Cricket Club
Mac Smith
Nicht
I. J McPermert
Sieek Saith
Mae Saint Cuo
Lego
Babpy Jonse
Smith Kien
LaGrange Team Edges Nixon Barbers 3-2 in Narrow Win
The LaGrange Business Met edged Nixon Barbers 3-2 last night at Hamatiten diamond. An error by right fielder Youna in the second inning allowed LaGrange to add two runs and secure the victory.
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LaGrange
Oui
Nixon Barbers
Hamatiten
Youna
National Open Golf Opens Today at Merion
The opening round of the National Open Golf Championship at Merion sees Gene Sarazen, an Indian heritage pro and two time Open winner, among favorites alongside Paul Reagan Tommy Armour and Johnny Goodman. Runyan is forecast as the dark horse with strong short game, and bookmakers report heavy betting as 150 competitors start play with cut, then a 36 hole scramble after Friday.
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Stuart Cameron
Mires Chicket Club
Ardmore
Gene Sarason
VAM
Whrlte
Ronds
Paul Reagan
Tommy Vemour
Johnny Goodman
Runyan
Merion
Armour
Sarezen
Goodmin
John
Europe
Goodman
Local Golf Chatter Elyria Day tournament results
Howard Stanford won low gross with 78 in Spring Valley Elyria Day. Dr R W Han cock was second with 82. A free number listed. scores from yesterday's Blind Par include L H Webber 70 and R Anderson 71 followed by several players with 72 to 82 including Chuck Wentz 72 Jelts Kohn 74 G D McBeam 76 Mike Sexton 76, Stan Snyder 79, Clarence Dick 82 and Jake Schafer among others.
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Howard Stanford
Spring Valley
R. W. Hancock
L. H. Webber
R. Anderson
Chuck Wentz
Jelts Kohn
G. D. McBeam
Mike Sexton
Chuck Biges
Dr. Forbes
Stan Snyder
M. Baxter
F. Murray
Wentz
Chuck Clark
Clarence Dick
C. A. Persons
St. George
Elyria Rifle Club Scores Lead by Adams in Weekly Shoot
Adams led the Elyria Rifle Club with a 188 total last evening in a weekly shoot. Lougherty Fleming and Pixley to Nowed. A three cornered match with Wakewood and Lorain rifle clubs will be held at the Elyria gallery next Wednesday evening.
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Adams
Elyria Rifle Club
Lougherty
Fleming
Pixley
Wakewood
Lorain
Elyria Gallery
United Dry Cleaners Triumph Over Wellington 9-4
United Dry Cleaners routed Wellington Telling Belle Vernons 9-4 on the McKinley diamond. Pitcher Don Gurney limited the visitors to five hits and struck out six, while also contributing three hits at the plate.
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United Dry Cleaners
Wellington
Belle Vernons
McKinley Diamond
Don Gurney
United
Saix
Gurney
Thardinger
Elise
Dicka Son
Weilingron
Cleaners
J. Smith
Gurnes
J. Dickaron
Track Captain Named at Ohio State University
ED John F. Moore Jr of Portsmouth was elected captain of the Ohio State University Track team for next season.
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Columbus
ED John F. Moore, Jr
Portsmouth Today
Ohio State University
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