Ex-Hi football group seeks players for fall season
Lorain county Ex-Hi football champions coach Chalmers Ault issues a call to last season’s squad and interested players for a summer gathering Monday at Bill Jenney’s garage. He aims to organize the club through September and prepare for a potential Ohio State Semi-Pro league with teams from Mansfield Akron Shelby Massillon Toledo Cleveland Canton Ironton Niles Elyria.
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Chalmers Ault
Lorain County
Ault
Bill” Jenney
Foster Avenue
Adams Street
Ex-Hi
Ohio State
Akron
Mansfield
Shelby
Massillon
Toledo
Cleveland
Canton
Ironton
Niles
Elyria
Gridiron Warriors
Onlo
Spike
Wilbert
Kaminski
Kerekes
Mainey
Tisza
Ryan
M. Fritz
Toth
Tackacs
Saegert
Cooney
Gernsh
J. Yucka
Botomer
P. Yucka
Potyak
Archambeau
F. Miko
Mott
G. Anderson
B. Wilbert
S. Mike
Long
B. Shuster
T. Nickellette
Cowre
Dunstan
Leading Hitters in the American League and Club Standings
A compact table of top AL hitters shows players from Phil and Wash with Games, At Bats, Runs, Hits, and batting averages. Notable entries include Focx Phil with 44 games and 169 AB, 26 runs, 69 hits for a .409 average, and others such as qoch'rne Phil 44 games, 160 AB, 28 runs, 62 hits for a .383 average, Waxters Phil 44 games, 164 AB, 24 runs, 60 hits for a .366 mark, and Kitce Wash 42 games, 171 AB, 34 runs, 62 hits for a .265 average. The list notes a year ago today reference to Foth ergill Detroit with .37.
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Phil
Qoch'rne
Waxters
Ktice
Wash
Sim'ns
Fothergill
Detroit
G. Ab.r. H. Fet
O'Doul
Vis
Flerman
Terry
N.Y
Steph
Cho
Hendrek
HornsperairSasby
Boston
Elyria Brushes Painesville In 9 0 Victory
Elyria trampled Painesville 9 to 0 as Mike Skryp limited the hosts to five singles. Forbush Wragg and Reynolds drove runs, with Reynolds later slugging a three base hit. Nickolette belted a long homer, while Ambrose Draegert and Smith contributed key hits as Elyria showed strong fielding and speed. Time of game one hour sixty four minutes.
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Painesville
Tellings
Willouby
Forbush
Nickolette
Mike Skryp
Mike
Elyrians
Mr. Conly
Reynolds
Gilpin
Bush
Wragg
Landis
Wrage
Roush
Ambrose
Driegert
Wickolette
Golding
Smith
Crowther
Draegert
Jack
Reynold
Kas Brotet
Elyria
Nickelette
Elira
Conly
Skryp
Goglin
Avery
Stevenson
Elyria AB H. Co
E Smith
F Wragg
Uf . Cook
U Roush
Skrep
Painesville AB
I Duck
Ratley
Baker
Stevens
Powell
Von Porat Meets Rocco In Chicago Heavyweight Showdown
Otto Von Porat, the Norwegian heavyweight, seeks to rebound after losses and a hotel-room lesson from Jack Dempsey. He faces Emmett Roc co, who has beaten Risko and Christner, in a Chicago bout with Tommy Grogan and Luis Vincentini also set.
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Chicago
Otto von Porat
Jack Dempsey
Norway
Tom Heeney
Johnny Risko
Emmett Focco
Risko
Christner
Otto
Jack de Maeve
Jack
de Mare
von Porat-Rocco
Tommy Grogan
Luis Vincentini
Vincentini
Armand Santiago
Grogan
Ray Miller
Americans win world bowling title at Stockholm meet
In Stockholm on June 10, American teams clinched the world bowling championship. William Knox of Philadelphia and George Jarrett of Jersey City went undefeated in the two man team matches with a combined 1598. Jarrett led the American five man team with a 797 score, Knox contributed 744, and the winning five man team total reached 3762.
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Stockholm
William Knox
Philadelphia
George Jarrett
Jersey City
Jarret
Knox
Miami Valley hosts district qualifier for National Open
Forty-five golfers from Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky begin play at the Miami Valley course 6855 yards long with par 71. Thirty-five players face elimination as five advance to represent the district for the national Open at Winged Foot. Notables include Julian Blanton of Hetherdowns Club and Joe Collins of Dayton Country Club in the field.
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Dayton
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Winged Footclub
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Miami Valley
Julian Blanton
Hetherdowns Club
Toledo
Canton
Joe Collins
Dayton Country Club
George Campbell
Steve Zappe
Springfield
T. J. Gibraski
Jackson
Bill Campbell
Granville
John G. Floric
Columbus
Fred Ebetino
Francis Marzoli
Neil Ransick
Cincinnati
James Noble
Herb Vance
Jock Collins
Harold Jordan
Piqua
A.H. Rabin
Danny McGonagle
Frank Gelhot
Armin Mart
J. A. Blanton
George Sargent
Norman Feibig
W. Schimmel
Logansport
Ind
Eugene Marchi
Mike Godman
Harry Boyer
Mike Heaney
Bob Mackay
L. P. Schalk
Hamilton
Robert Johnson
Jack Findlay
Massillon
W. E. Hoyt
Jim Brophy
Alfred Sargent
Larry Weichman
Clem Weichman
Portsmouth
Nelson Ruddy
Alex Campbell
Frank Waugh
George Strohm
Art Smith
Athens
George Stark
Covington
Herb Christopher
al Pilon
Zanesville
Clarence Dapper
Charley Lorms
Roy Smith
Indianapolis
Wallie Nelgon
Gavuzzi Gains On Salo In Transcontinental Run
WELLTON Arizona June 10 Pete Gavuzzi from England cut 29 minutes 45 seconds off the long lead in the 42.8 mile stage from Aztec to Wellton and closed toward Johnny Salo the flying cop from Passaic New Jersey. Current elapsed standings show Salo first with 46 07 46 14, Gavuzzi second 46 15 25 745 and Grislo Unes third 47 53 9 38.
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Wellton
Ariz
Pete Gavuzzi
England
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Aztec
Grislo Uines
Kais
Sam Richman
New York
Paul Simpson
Burlington
Phillip Granville
Hamilton
Ont
M. B. McNamara
Australia
Herbert Heleman
N. Y
Harry Abramowitz
Mike Joyce
Cleveland
Guy Shields
Picher
Okla
Edwin Harbine
Santa Noosa
Cal
Elmer Cowley
Clifton
Pat Harrison
Miami
Arizona
Joe Spangler
Simpson Sets 100 Yard Dash World Best At National Meet
CHICAGO June 10 George Simpson clocked 9.4 seconds for the 100 yard dash at the eighth annual national collegiate track meet. Officials said the time will be accepted despite a measured course of 100 yards and light cross wind. Simpson raced ahead of Claude Bracey by a half step as Bracey, Tolan, Lound and Elder watched. Pete Rasmus of Ohio State set another world mark with a discus toss of 159 feet 17 8 inches, surpassing the previous 158 7 12 by Carl Jark of the Army.
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Carl Jark
Army
Baseball standings and results roundup yesterday and today
Yesterday's results show Washington and Cleveland 2 and 7, Detroit 6, New York 17, St. Louis 2 with only games scheduled. Today features Cleveland at Washington, Detroit at Boston, St. Louis at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, and Cincinnati 2 at New York 4 with Chicago 3 at Boston and Brooklyn 9 at Pittsburgh among others. Standings include Kansas City 11-6 and Minneapolis 4-5, St Paul 18-8, Milwaukee 8- Milwaukee at Louisville, plus Baltimore 3-5 and Toronto 2-4 with Reading 6-0 and Rochester 1-3. Yerateray's results list Erie 63, Akron 6-5, Fort Wayne 5-2, Dayton 3, Canton 1.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Loulaville
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Reading
Yerateray
Erie
Springfeld
Akron
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Canton
National
League
G. W. L. Pet
Boston Chicago
Weer
National League Club
A. Ww. L. Pet
Brooklyn One
American Association
Pet
St. Pauleens
Louisvile le
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Toledo Sacred
Nee Seee
Triple A Standings From Yesterday’s Games
Yeaterday s results show Willoughby 4 Tellings 1 and Elyria 9 Painesville 0 Medina 14 Lorain 2. Details list four teams and scores from the day s games with Medina and Elyria posting high totals.
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Yeaterday
Willoughby
Tellings
Elyria
Painesville
Medina
Lorain
Pet
Tellines
Tereneeee
Golf qualifiers begin in 13 as Jones looms over Open
New York June 10 The Open champion is expected to come from among exempt stars or the returning pros after 115 places and nearly 1,000 players begin qualifying in 19 districts. Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen and Johnny Farrell are cited as top contenders with Horton Smith and Bill Mehlhorn also noted for Winged FootMamaron neck course difficulty and title defense.
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New York
Bobby Jones
Lkely
Mamaroneck
Sil
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
Winged Foot
Walter
Jones
Johnny Farrell
Mamaro Neck
Hagen
Bull Mehlhorn
Bill Mehlhorn
Wild Bill
West Siders Rout Oberlin II in Abbreviated Game
Elyria West Side defeats Oberlin 11 to 1 at Cascare Park as a pitching duel unraveled after four. Gerash held Oberlin to three hits. West Side tallied four in the fourth and added five in the 11th, with two more in the sixth. Highlights include two base hits by Mike West and several stolen bases as West Side seeks Sunday game.
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Elyria West Side
Oberlin
Cascare Park
Gerash
Oberlinites
Mike
Robinson
Mason
Mushack
Herrington
Gerush
West Side
Quin
Quin Kameinski
Yarbough
Tilden Wins Swiss Title Before Hague Championships
Surich on June 10 William T Tilden 20 defeated Francis T Hunter of New Rochelle to claim the Swiss singles title 5 7 6 4 7 5 3 8 6 1 and then teamed with Hunter to win the doubles final against Worm and Fisher 6 2 7 5 6 3.
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Surich
Switzerland
the Hague
William T. Tilden
Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
Big BU
Hunter
Worm
Fisher
Woodmen Rally To Beat St Stanlan In Cascade Park Tilt
In a nine inning comeback the Modern Woodmen erased a 5 3 deficit to beat St Stanlan 6 to 5. Ferguson walked Mood y doubled and Smith scored on a low throw to plate to clinch the win as Muir and Moody contributed key hits. Woodmen plan Cascade park practice Friday with all players urged to attend.
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Woodmen
St. Stents
Cascade Park
Lorain Boys
Lorain
Ferguson
Stafanik
T.smith
Moody
Smith
Mubarek
Muir
F. Smith
Smits
Waas
Staniscus
Amherst Downs Bittners 16 to 7 in Grafton loss
Grafton Bittners fell 16 to 7 to Amherst yesterday as Amherst capitalized on an accident in the game. Spicer was pitching when a finger injury sidelined him for about two months, Herby Kolinski relieved but struggled, and Amherst tallied seven runs in the second inning. Barck allowed six hits as Berk and Hutton added three each.
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Grafton
Grafton Bittners
Amherst
Spicer
Bittner
Herby Kolinski
Baseball Scores: Reds Cubs Robins Win Big Wild Card News
Yesterday's action featured Evar Swanson of Cincinnati scoring from first on two bunt plays as the Reds beat McGraw's Giants 2 1 and snapped a skid. Hack Wilson hit his 11th homer for the Cubs in a 2 1 win over the Braves, Babe Herman delivered a bases loaded double for Brooklyn in a 9 6 triumph over Pittsburgh.
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Evar Swanson
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Reds
McGraw
Hack Wilson
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Babe Herman
Brooklyn Robins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jess
Petty
Dodger
Indians lose opener as Liska shuts down Tribe
Washington Senators take the first game 5 to 3 at Griffith Stadium behind 22 year old submarine pitcher Ad Liska who limited Cleveland to seven hits. Judge, Meyer and Rice drove the offense as Liska and a four run second inning cushion carried the day. Cleveland's Milius gave up five hits in the second before Ferrell and Harder steadied the mound.
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Washington
Cleveland Indians
Adolph Liska
Washington Nats
Liska
Judge
Hayes
Ruel
Linke
Luke Sewell
Bryer
Rice
Mey ‘Er
Dasa West
Barnes
Lind
Raning
Nationals
John Milius
Tribe
Wesley Ferrell
Mel Harder
Bib Falk
Meyer
Falk
J. Sewell
Cronin
Cleveland
Miljus
Hug
Ferrell
Harder
Rica
Juljus
Nallin
Dinneen
Tima
Ad Liska
Washington Senators
Grifith Stadium
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von Porat
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This Hour Farm
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