National Open Golf action at Ardmore leads Cruickshank
United Press reports from Ardmore on June 9 as Bobby Cruickshank and Gene Sarazen top the field in the National Open. Wilfy Cox, Billy Burke, Horton Smith, Leo Diegel and Rodney Bliss are among contenders as McCrickshank extends his lead nearing sundown at Merion.
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Cruickshank, Sarazen and Cox Pace
Stuart Cameron
United Press
Erion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Bobby
Cruickshank
Gene Sarazen
Wilfy Cox
Sarazen
Merion
America
Jimmy Hines
Great River, N
Cruighshank
Brooklyn
Dyker Beach
Billy Burke
Horton Smith
Leo Diege
Rodney Bliss
Cox
Burke
Toledo
Smith
Diegel
Wishy
Bliss
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Cornell University
Craig Wood
Hollywood
Deal
N. J. Goodman
Crickshank
Goodman
Local Golf Chatter at Elyria Country Club
A tournament starts tomorrow at Elyria Country Club with foursomes at the first tee as players arrive. The Elyria CC ladies' team drew a bye in Cleveland District Western Division matches. Westwood beat Lorain 14 to 2. Spring Valley defeated Berea 15 1 2 to 1 2. Lakewood toppled Dover 11 1 2 to 5 1 2. Mrs Hinlea of Westwood took low gross with 97. Mrs Burley of Lorain and Mrs Benzle of Dover tied for low net with 4 s. Next matches set for Friday at Westwood. Second round Jame Flight at Spring Valley class A pairings announced by Bob Randall.
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Elyria Country Club
Cleveland
Westwood
Lorain
Spring Valley
Berea
Lakewood
Dover
Hinlea
Burley
Benzle
Bob Randall
W. J Gorie
Joe Earil
Fred Goetz
F. A. Michacels
Bob Gate
L. A. Walehin
J. J. Ready
F. E. Brumfield
W. L. Saling
Rudy!taff
George Ee
HL. Blackwell
K. Kleinert
W. L. Shoemacher
Reds Rally Past Cubs 4-3 in Chicago Friday
In Chicago Friday the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Cubs 4-3 despite being outhit. A three-run sixth inning broke the game open for Cincinnati after two early Reds hits produced a run in the second. Si Johnson yielded ten Cubs hits but Chicago baserunning was weak. Babe Herman led the Cubs with a homer and two doubles. Jim Bottomley made a key defensive play in the seventh that kept Chicago from tying.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Si Johnson
Cubs
Babe Herman
Jim Bottomley
English
Resars Whitewash Rogers 10 to 0 on Franklin diamond
Resars Whitewash Rogers 10 to 0 behind one hit pitching by Pete Roka. The game at Franklin diamond featured a decisive Resars win. The United Dry Cleaners Juniors won both ends of a doubleheader from the Gulfprides with scores of 11-4 and 16-10.
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Resars
Rogers
Resar Motors
Pete Roka
Glen Rogers Motors
Franklin Diamond
United Dry Cleaners
Gulfprides
Grocers and Hardwares Deadlock In Slugger Tie
The Haury and Bauer Grocers and Elyria Hardwares battled to an eight inning 5 to 5 tie in a Stadium League softball game at Hamilton diamond. The Hardwares and Grocers each scored five runs before the game ended in a stalemate.
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Haury & Bauer Grocers
Elyria Hardwares
Hamilton Diamond
Horses Score Double Wins At Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on June 3 two horses clinched double wins at the Ohio Short Ship harness meeting. Duchess Jane driven by Dr H M Parshall Urbana swept both dashes of the two year old pace. David Thornton with Charley Valentine won both parts of the 2 18 trot. Bob Plaxico drove Kate Smith to success in the three year old pace at a mile and a sixteenth Morley Scott won this event at a mile. Plaxico also pushed Miss Evergreen to victory in the mile event of the two year old trot. Greyhound won over the longer distance.
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Columbus
Duchess Jane
H. M. Parshall
Urbana
David Thornton
Charley Valentine
Bob Plaxico
Kate Smith
Morley Scott
Plaxico
Miss Evergreen
Hore
Oberlin and Ripton Enter Class B League
Oberlin and Ripton will be represented in the Lorain County Class B league according to secretary Rudy Ebinger. He said both towns have received word they will place teams in the new loop as the league schedule opens next Sunday.
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Wipton
Oberlin
Lorain County
Rudy Ebinger
Rudy
Goodman Out Of National Open Joust
Johnny Goodman of Omaha, the defending champion, exited the National Open after a 2 over par first nine holes at Merion. He stood 19 over after 45 holes as wind altered play, with Gene Sarazen warning of trouble on the course’s toughest six holes.
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Billy Burke
Cleveland
Merion
Craig Wood
Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Goodman
Gene Sarazen
Brownies Win Sends Indians To Fourth Place
Cleveland game notes show the Indians dropping to fourth after a 6 to 5 loss to the St. Louis Browns, as Willis Hudlin faltered in relief and Mel Harder took the loss on a late Browns rally aided by a fielding error. Monte Pearson was set to start for the Indians with Ivy Paul Andrews for the Browns in League Park.
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Cleveland
Indians
St. Louis Browns
League Park
Monte Pearson
Tigers
Ivy Paul Andrews
Browns
Willis Hudlin
Mel Harder
Harder
Hale
Mat Results By United Press From Various Cities
United Press reports results from wrestling matches in New York and Philadelphia with athletes including Joe Savoldi of Indiana who defeated Abie Coleman of California before Coleman could continue, and Gino Garibeldi of Italy and Marshall Blackstock of Georgia in a series of bouts. Everett Marshall and Gus Sonnenbrenner from Colorado and George Lion from Boston are listed with scores and pins in Philadelphia bouts.
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United Press
New York
Joe Savoldi
Indiana
Abie Coleman
California
iColeman
Gino Garibeldi
Italy
Blackstock
Georgia
Philadelphia
Everett Marshall
Colorado
Gus Sonnenbete
Boston
Lion George
Ten Macaltisa
Dick Shikat
Mehmet Tousout
Duray Appeal Denied as Cummings Wins Memorial Race
Indianapo lis June 9 Wild Bill Cummings won the 500 mile Memorial Day race and held the first place money. An appeal by Leon Duray, whose car finished second, was denied by the AAA contest board. Duray claimed Cummings gained a lap on Mauri Rose when the track wreck prompted officials to stall positions.
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Indianapolis
Wild Bill Cummings
Leon Duray
AAA
Duray
Cummings
Mauri Rose
Dayton
Grafton Prison Farm seeks softball games
The Grafton Prison Farm softball team invites games with any outfit in the area. Managers should contact C. C. Brumenschenale at the Prison Farm to arrange contests.
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Grafton
Grafton Prison Farm
C. C. Brumenschenale
Jones Says Sarazen Hears Tip From Old Friend
Bobby Jones, now watching, bets Gene Sarazen will hear a light quip as Sarazen awaits his next round on the Merion course. The scene recalls past rivalries and friendly banter between the golf greats.
Bittners Win West Side Loop Title Game 2 0
The Bittner Funeral Home beat Jolley’s Repair Shop 2 to 0 to claim undisputed first in the West Side League. The Bittners stand 5–1, while Western Auto matics and Dobrowski Meats sit 4–1. Dewes Webber held Jolley’s to 2 runs on seven singles. Hugh Cross led the Bittners with two hits. In the other match, Hi-Speeds defeated Nixon Barbers 4–0 as Karden pitched for the Gasmen and Morse and Berton for the Barbers.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Jolley's
Western Automatics
Dobrowski Meats
Bittners
Westerns
Meats
Dewes Webber
Jolley
Hutter
Talarek
Hugh Cross
Karden
Morse
Berton
Gibbons Hurls Dean's To Win Over Cleaners
Gibbons pitched a three hit shutout as United Dry Cleaners fell 4 0 to the Lunches in MecKinsley. Doubtful how accurate the rest.
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Gibbons
Dean
Cleaners
Haserodt Jewelers and Amherst Men in Twin Bill
The Haserodt Jewelers and the Amherst Business Men meet in a double header on the Hamilton diamond tomorrow afternoon with the first game at 2 o'clock. The Nixon Barbers seek a game for Monday evening and managers are asked to call 3439 and ask for Reisz.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Amherst
Hamilton
Nixons
Nixon
3439
Reisz
Grafton Team Triumphs Over Haseredt Jewelers
The Grafton Business Men defeated Haseredt Jewelers by 1 to 0 in a game last evening at Grafton. Ha Walker, Grafton ace, held the Elyrians to two singles and struck out thirteen. Julius Tisza played hurt for the Jewelers.
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Grafton
Haseredt
Ha Walker
Elyrians
Julius Tisza
Jolley's Versus Carlisle A C Double Header Set
Jolley's Repair Shop faces Carlisle A C in a two game series at Carlisle tomorrow. First game starts at 1 45 p m local time.
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Jolley's
Carlisle
Jolley’s
Carlisle A. C
Haury and Bauer Grocers Seek Opponents in League
Haury and Bauer Grocers of the Eastern Heights League seek games with any county teams. Do Brokowski Meats and Grafton Business Men are asked to take notice.
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Haury & Bauer
Haury & Bauer Grocers
Dobrokowski Meats
Grafton
Bittner Team Enters New County League
The Bittner Funeral Home yarded a new County B loop team led by manager C F Monske. A veterans and youngsters mix from the softball squad will practice Monday morning at the stadium with players Dick Uriz Kash Boreski Deb Urig Hugh Cross Reed Sanders Ed Ross Bierek Coen H Wazyniak Morske Z Wazyniak and Fritz slated to report.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Loraln
C. F. Monske
Monske
Dick Uriz
Kash
Boreski
Deb Urig
Hugh Cross
Reed
Sanders
Ed Ross
Bierek
Coen
H. Wazyniak
Morske
Z Wazyniak
Fritz
Primo Baer Return To Training For June Title Bout
Primo Carnera and Max Baer resume training in New York for the June 14 heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden amid controversy. Officials, doctors, and promoters clash over whether the bout should proceed, with threats of canceled tickets and safety concerns lingering, while Baer remains confident he will win.
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New York
Primo Carera
Max Baer
James Joy Johnston
Impressario
Madison Square Garden
James
Bill’ Brown
Vincent Nardietto
Morris Beyer
William Walker
Baer
Bill
John J. Phelan
D. Walker Wear
Brown
Ernie Schaff
Schaff
Carnera
Indiana Paced By Fuqua Wins Milwaukee Meet
Indiana University’s great track team, led by Fuqua, won the Central Intercollegiate championship at Marquette University Stadium with 32 points. The two mile relay clinched victory in the final event as Indiana claimed three other firsts and four thirds. Marquette placed second behind captain Ralph Metcalfe, with Michigan State fourth and Notre Dame fifth in the final tallies.
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Milwaukee
Indiana University
Marquette University
Fuqua
Midis
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquetta
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Miami University
Yesterday's Heroes Yesterday's Heroes
Charlie Gehringer of the Tigers went 4 for 4 with a perfect day at the plate. Babe Herman of the Cubs hit a home run and two doubles in four at bats. Freddie Ostermachler of the Red Sox had a single and scored in the 12th to win. Vernon Gomez of the Yankees faced 21 batters in seven innings with no hits allowed. Van Lingle Munse of the Dodgers limited the Phillies to four hits and one run.
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United Press
Charlie Gehringer
Tigers
Babe Herman
Cubs
Freddie Ostermachler
Red Sox
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
van Lingle Munse
Dodgers
Phillies
Avon Lake Tests North Olmsted Nine in League Clash
Avon Lake visits North Olmsted as Amherst hosts Sandusky in Tri County baseball action. Bittners lead tie with North Olmsted and Amherst. Expresses seek first win. Aaron, Grafton, and Lorain Lyon Tailors also play, with lineup notes on likely pitchers and catchers.
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Avon Lake
Olmsted
Amherst
Sandusky
Ken
Pinkie’ Smith
Lefty Kemper
Butners
Andy Strinka
Motor Express
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Avon
Tilt
LaGrange
Grafton
Lorain
Ernie Braden
Bittner Funeral Home
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Amherst Mischka Meats
Tri-County Baseball League
Motor Expresa
Cascade Park
Bittners
Expressmen
Mischka Meats
Sandusky Shamrocks
Harris Street
Aron
LaGrange Wayside Inns
Lorain Lyon Tailors
Central Park
Port City
Mentor Express
Express
Lorain Lyon
Sanduskjing
Antherst
Letty Stark
Bill Guild
Stora
Lyon
al Dobrag
Mike Wranko
The
Lyons
Connie Schroeder
Rothgery
Stevenson
Hi Speeds Face Sandusky Nine Sunday
The Hi Speed Gas baseball team travels to Sandusky to meet the Eagles, a strong local club. Manager George Smith anchors his Corts and Kohn nine with ace Red Poulson to pitch, Len Wragg behind the plate, and Hal Block added from Findlar College to boost the lineup. The team departs the focal Y at 12 00 promptly.
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George Smith
Corts
Kohn Nine
Red Poulson
Len Wragg
Smith
Hal Block
Elyria High
Block
Findlar College
Major League Leaders From The Season Highlights
Major Loop Leaders include Eleyer and Club Senatora Vosmik with Indians Hemley and Browns Knickerdker in key batting and hitting stats. Detroit and White Sox players show notable home runs and runs batted in while Gehriz Vaughan and Manush lead in hits.
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United Press
Eleyer
Senatora Vosmik
Hemley
Browns Knickerd
Ker
Ids
Detroit
Gehriz
Yankees
Vaughan
Pirates
Caveenee
Manush
Senators
Standings and schedule from yesterday's sports card
Standings show St. Paul 11, Kansas City Minneapolis 9 and Milwaukee 4. Today Tedar's Games lists Toronto at Buffalo, Newark at Albury, Rochester at Montreal, and Baltimore at Syracuse.
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St. Paul
Kansas City - Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Tedar
Toronto
Buffalo
Newark
Albury
Rochester
Montreal
Baltimore
Syracuse
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louis Waukee
Kansas City
Pau
W. EL. Pet
Taronty Ao
Montreal A
Albany
Pretzel Girls Face Berea Fisher Meats In Park Diamond Clash
Pretzel Girls meet Fisher Meats of Berea tomorrow afternoon at Cascade Park Diamond starting at 1:00. Coach Klein undecided on starters but Helen Taylor to start on the firing line. Juniors notice forming two softball teams report at Ely School Monday at 5 30 in the evening.
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Herman “Juicy
Kilsin
Guerin Pretzel
Fisher Meats
Berea
Cascade Park
Klein
Helen Taylor
Ely
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