River View Park Sunday Game Draws Big Crowd
Feverish student interest at Triple A doihga signals Riverview Park's Sunday game may set attendance records. The Tellings undefeated this season meet Elyria, which has two wins and one loss, in a key clash. strong lineups and a reserved grandstand section for Tellings rooters promise a lively, well attended 3 00 p m matchup with notable players slated to bat and pitch.
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Triple A
Doihga
Riverview Park
Lvery
Elyria
Clevepe
Ely
Johns
Lausche
Thut
Devis
Kuver
Hogan
Ef. Schaefer
Heiden
C. Schardt
Kleinhaus
Hovelick
Bill Schardt
Majoreague
Elrria
Massillon to Clash with Eagle Nine at Cascade Park
The Elyria Eagles meet the Massillon Merchants Sunday at Cascade Park marking Massillon’s first Cascade appearance. Massillon, led by Bill Rose in blistering form, appears the strongest Cascade team this year though the Eagles boast speed and college players. Wakeman visits Cascade next Sunday.
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Elyria Eagles
Massillon
Cascade Park
Cascade
Eagles
Big Bill Rose
Lodi
Wakeman
Records Fall in Chicago Meet At National Track Trials
National collegiate track finals in Chicago see Stanford favored after multiple prelim records. Krenz of Stanford set a discus mark of 149 ft 2 in, Rice College of the Ozarks topped javelin at 204 ft 9 3/8 in, while Brace of Rice Institute matched a world sprint standard in the 220. Iowa shocked by tying the Cardnials, with Illinois and Washington underperforming.
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Stanford
California
Harvard Stadium
Eric Krenz
Bud Houser
Rice
College of the Ozarks
Hoffman
Michigan
Brace
Fleet Rice Institute
Dashman
de Hart Hubbard
Iowa
Cardinals
Illinoiis
Washington
Alabama Poly
Martin
Purdue
Krenz
Robert
Ketz
Hamm
Georgia Tech
Selby Gift to Fund New Ohio Wesleyan Stadium
Ohio Wesleyan University plans a $200,000 stadium funded by a $100,000 gift from the Portsmouth Selby family on condition alumni raise the other half. The new arena will be named Selby Field at Old Edwards field as part of an $8,000,000 expansion. Four Selby brothers Fearl Mark W Homer C and Roger A are former Wesleyan athletes.
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Edwards
Wesleyan
Portsmouth Selby
Shoe
Mark W
Homer C
Roger A
Portsmouth
Selbys
H. K. Ferguson
Cleveland
Mary Louise Selby
George E Selby
Victorian favorite to win Belmont Stakes long odds 1 to 4
New York June 9 H P Whitney's Victorian favored at 1 to 4 to win the 62nd Belmont Stakes as the richest and oldest three year old race worth 878 730 with a purse of 64018 to the winner. Five horses named overnight including Genie Sun Beau Vito and Diavolo. Victorian earnings now 97650 potential total 161830 with mile a half run carrying 126 pounds.
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New York
H._ P Whitney
Reugh
H P Whitney
Gifford Cochrane
Genie
W. S. Kimers Sun Beau
A. H. Cosden
Vito
Diavalo
Workman
Ty Cobb Stars in 4 Trips with 1 Run Batted In
Ty Cobb singled twice in four plate appearances driving in one run. Rogers Hornsby hit his tenth homer in three trips scoring two. Paul Waner had a single in four trips and scored. Tris Speaker Kiki Cuyler and Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Harry Heilmann were idle.
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Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Kiki Cuyler
Rogers Hornsby
Paul Waner
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Harry Heilmann
Ruth Yankees Leaders in American League and National League
Summary of player leaders by league yesterday focusing on home runs and top batters. Names include Gehrig Hale Brannon Bettencourt and Hornsby among others with teams Yankees Athletics Braves Cubs Robins Giants Phillies Reds Cardinals Pirates Browns Browns. League totals listed for both leagues.
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Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hauser
Athletics
Hornsby
Braves
Wilson
Cubs
Bisconette
Robins
American and National Baseball Standings Report
American standings show Philadelphia 10 over St. Louis 8 with all other games postponed. National results list Louis 8 over New York 3 and Cincinnati 5 over Brooklyn 3 while Boston 9 defeats Pittsburgh 5 and Philadelphia 0 falls to Chicago 5. Today’s American games include New York at Cleveland and Philadelphia at St. Louis with Washington at Chicago and Boston at Detroit. National games schedule St Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh at Boston.
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St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
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Ona
Enone
W. L Pd
Chicago Ee
Brooklyn Ae
Pittsburgh Se
Boston Aa
West Sides Open Sunday Versus South Amherst Candies
Elyria West Siders travel to South Amherst to face Sadler's Candies in their first out-of-town game. Key players include Al Ragg on the mound for the Candies and Spike Wilbur on offense for the West Sides. Pitcher Jimmy Russell to start with Matt Fortman catching. Wilbur to assist if needed. Fans expected. game slated for 2:30 with players meeting at Red Ryans at 1:00.
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Elyria West Siders
Sadler’s
Red Ryan's
Furnace Street
American Derby at Chicago Today at Arlington Park
The nineteenth renewal of Chicago’s premier turf race is set for Arlington Park. Misstep, favorite at 6 to 5, competes with entries like Toio Mop Up Strolling Player Reigh Olga and Jack Higgins in a field regarded as the strongest in years for the $25,000-added event. The race is now a mile and a quarter instead of a mile and a half.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Misstep
Reigh
Toio
Mop Up
Strolling Player
Reigh Olga
Jack Higgins
Watching The Scoreboard: Baseball Roundup
Yesterday’s action featured Curtis Walker delivering a 5 3 Reds win over the Brooklyn Robins with an eleventh inning homer and three other Cincinnati runs. St Louis beat New York to move back into second. Ott homered for the Giants, Roetger drove in three for St Louis. Boston routed Pittsburgh 9 5. Scott homered twice for the Pirates in a losing effort. Phillies beat Cubs 6 5 as Phils rallied in the eighth. Browns Athletics game swung to 16 unknown as Blue Brannon and Bettencourt homered for the A’s. Sammy Hale drove in four for Philadelphia. Other American games were rained out.
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Cincinnati Reds
Zitzman
Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Walker
Cincinnati
Callaghan
Bancroft
St Louis Cardinals
New York
Giants
Ott
Walter Roetger
St Louis
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Blue
Brannon
Bettencourt
Ron An
Browns
Sammy Hale
A’s
National League midseason trades mirror pennant pursuit
Four NL players switched clubs in two deals as Giants acquire Russell Wrightstone from Philadelphia and Brooklyn sends Charley Hargreaves to Pittsburgh for Joe Harris and Johnny Gooch. The moves, under McGraw Robinson and Bush, set up a potential six or seven team NL pennant race this summer.
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John McGraw
Wilbert Rovinson
Donie Bush
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Russell Wrightstone
Phillies
Broklyn Robins
Charley Hargreaves
Pirates
Joe Harris
Johnny Gooch
Giants
Pacific Coast League
William F. Baker
Wrightstone
McGraw
Bill Terry
Har- Breaves
Gooch
Harris
Brooklyn
Washington Senators
del Bissonette
Uhicle Wilbert
Robinson
Hargreaves
Henline
Deberry
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Miller Huggins
Billy Evans
Indians
Gene Robertson
Mike Gazella
Huggins
Willis Hudlin
Joe Shaute
Fight results from Friday night boxing card
Chicago welterweight Jack Thompson beat Billy Light of St Paul in eight rounds. Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City defeated Tommy O'Brien of Billings in eight. Floyd Hubert of Cleveland beat My Sullivan of St Paul in eight. Rosy Rosaley of El Paso defeated Jimmy Mahoney of Chicago in six. Chuck Benoit of Chicago stopped Russell Bullock in the first of six.
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Chicago
Young
Jack Thompson
Los Ange
Billy Light
St. Paul
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Tommy O’brien
Billings
Mont
Floyd Hubert
Cleveland
My Sullivan
St Paul
Rosy Rosaley
el Paso
Tex
Jimmy Mahoney
Chuck Benoit
Russell Bullock
Woodmen Play Joppa Tomorrow at Ely Park
The Modern Woodmen baseball team will play Joppa tomorrow. Woodmen players will meet at Ely Park at 12 30 p m.
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Woodmen
Ely Park
Tex Rickard to reveal Tunney Heeney date this weekend
Tex Rickard will announce the date and place for the Tunney Heeney heavyweight title fight this weekend. Rumors point to July 26 at Yankee Stadium with New York State Athletic Commission approval, amid strong Ballyhoo expectations and press agent activity. The piece notes shifting interest toward a possible Dempsey return and questions Tunney and Heeney as draws.
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Tex Rickard
New York Yankees
Detroit
Yankee Stadium
Tex
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Carpentier Bally
Jack
Harry Willis
Philadelphia
Chicano
Manassa
Richard
Bally-Hoo
Rickard
Loy alty class enjoys hospitality at Mrs Schurgot home
The Loy alty class of the M. E. church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. J. A. Schurgot's home with 34 in attendance. Reading by Suzanne Kelley and Mildred Bartlett, games and a refreshment course followed. Sunday school picnic will replace the July class picnic.
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Grafton
M. E. Church
J. A. Schurgot
Vandl Myers
E. Wise
Pearl Woodings
Suzanne Kelley
Mildred Bartlett
Frank Neumyer
Columbia Station
Irvin Klinect
J. L Law
Elyria
E R. Mennell
Los Angeles
Calif
Victory Quilt Club meets with Mrs Bert Schaefer
Report notes a quilting gathering hosted by Mrs Bert Schaefer with women attendees. Mentions Katherine Mole, Mrs Irvin, and a July meeting. Also references Clyde Holbrook taking a post in Venice California and James Daniels recovering from work injuries visiting his mother Mrs W S Bryden.
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Bert Schaefer
Katherine Mole
Irvin Ed
Clyde Holbrook
Venice
Calif
James Daniels
Cleveland
Wea
W. S. Bryden
Daniels
F. W. Howard
Elizabeth Schwarer
M. KE
Mennell Road
D. B. Hitchcocth
Rebecca Brody
Edith Tran
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