Bittners Beat Motor Express 10 to 1 In Tri-County Leauge
Three teams remain tied for first in the Tri-County league after yesterday’s games. Bittner Funeral Home, North Olmsted, and Amherst Mischka Meats kept clean slates in five games. Bittners ripped Motor Express 10 to 1 at Cascade Park as North Olmsted topped Avon Lake 10 to 1 and Amherst shut out Sandusky 8 to 0. Avon Lake, LaGrange, Grafton, Motor Express and Sandusky trailed in the standings with varied results. Frank Kaminski led Amherst with three hits, while Johnny Yucka tossed five-hitter for the Bittners. North Olmsted’s Siedel had three hits and pitched well. Avon Lake and Lorain Lyon Tailors split, Lorain winning 15 to 5 over Grafton. The Tailors and Sandusky Shamrocks, LaGrange, and Avon Lake each played strong defense and effective offense in separate games.
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Johnny Yucka
Expressmen
Cascade Park
Myers
North Olmsted
Avon Lake
Amherst Blanks Sandusky
Lorain Lyon Tailors
Grafton
Avon Crubs LaGrange
Ernie Bradens
Bittner Funeral Home
Amherst Mischka Meats
Birmers
Motor Express
Amherst
Sandusky
Avon
Lorain Lyon
Yucka
Gene Myers
Hinz
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Smirk
Olayko
Kaminski
Frank Kaminski
Bob
O'Dell
Siedel
Siffert
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Tom Wickelette
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Er Tae
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New York
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Bier
Tri County Standings and Standings Report
Tri County standings show two base hits for Bnone and Walsh with three-base hit by OF Lieder. O'Dell struck out twice, Wild pitched, and umpire Rose presided.
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Bnone
Walsh
Lieder
O'Dell
Rose
Resists Cleveland Bats in Tight Loss to St Louis
In a baseball recap, Cleveland edges St Louis 7 6 yesterday as New York wins 7 3 over Philadelphia. Boston 4 Washington 3. Chicago 3 Detroit 1. Murkowski hits a two-base, Myers homers, Mrveres Qarko Kaminski Yucka Reed Rumph steal bases. Murkowsk sacrifice, Yucka 2 walks Hinz 1. Yucka 8 strikeouts, Hinz 8. Myers Nichols hit by pitchers Hinz. Diewald 2 passed balls. Umpires Ambrose Saegert.
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St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Murkowsk
Myers
Mrvrers
Qarko
Kaminski
Yucka
Reed
Rumph
Hinz
Nichols
Diewald
Ambrose and
Saegert
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Carlisle Wins Two From Jolley’s Carlisle
The Carlisle team swept a doubleheader on Wednesday night at the Eastern district, defeating Jolley’s team 87 to and the opponent’s iron clads. Local standings show Carlisle securing two decisive wins, improving their position in the league.
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Jollay
Eyria Tren
Steel
Cfamonc
Carnera Baer Fight Seen Ready For Title Clash
New York reports both heavyweight champions Carnera and Baer as fit for their title bout. Baer impressed 3,000 onlookers with a strong workout, while Carnera planned a routine day and a visit to boxing officials. Publicity has shaken wagering by closing books as advance sale nears two hundred eighty thousand dollars, promotors say.
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Ballyhoo
Prime Carnera
Champion
Man Baer
Menger
Dies 38 T
Baer
Carera
Boxing Commission
Warr
Ilex
Vogue
James Joh
Two-base and three-base hits highlight game action
Mohr Casmer and H Hopkins lead with two-base and three-base hits while Avery, Gardner Casper and Stolen bases by Gerhart Missendorf. Avon, La Grange on base. Frev and Gu tied with hits and strikeouts. Winning pitcher Frev, losing Gaver as H Hopkins and King also impact the play.
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Mohr Casmer
H. Hopkins
A Hopkins
Smith
Gard Casper
Gerhart
Missendorf
Jupden
An Naser
Avon
la Grange
Op Hatte
Frev
BH Hopekins
Fre
Guyver
H Hop King
Gaver
Hopkins
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Varaasia
Harple
R. Faulhaher
Eseblee
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Holbrook
Br Paulson
Waterdi
Paul
Wild Pichss
Paulson
Batt
Jaen Picher
Paulson Pres — Huan and
F. Smith
Berea Team Defeats Pretzel Girls 18 6 in Cascade Park Game
The Berea team defeated the Guerin Pretzels 18 to 6 in a girls northern division contest at Cascade Park. Helen Taylor pitched for the Pretzels and Kambunsky for the Bereans as the Bereans built and maintained an early lead.
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Berea
Pretzel Girls
Beres Fisher Meats
Guerin
Cascade Park
Nets
Helen Taylor
Kambunsky
Bereans
Yesterday's Heroes Yesterday's Heroes
United Press outlines several baseball momentums with key plays. Kiki CuIy er homered three times and drove in three. George Davis hit a pinch hit double to supply the winning run. Wes Ferrell pitched to eight hits and earned a sacrifice fly for the win. Jimmy Dykes collected a clutch single to bring in two. Mel Ott slugged his 15th homer and drove in five. Burleigh Grimes relieved Murphy in the ninth with two on and retired the side.
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United Press
Kiki Cuyler
SUNS
Reds
George Davis
CARDS
Wes Ferrell
RED Sox
Senators
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Tisers
Mel Ott
Giants
Burleigh Grimes
YANKS
Murphy
Springfield Dayton Win Streaks Broken
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 11 the Dayton and Springfield winning runs ended in Middle Atlantic league games. Dayton fell to Beckley 4 to 2 and Springfield lost to Charleston 7 to 1 after nine and seven game win streaks respectively. Zanesville edged Wheeling 5 to 4 and Huntington beat Johnstown 9 to 7.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dayton
Springfield
Beckley
Charleston
Zanesville
Huntington
Johnstown
Local Golf Chatter at Elyria and Spring Valley results
The Elyria club hosts a two day golf event with H. Davis winning the Ware Iron tournament in Elyria and nearby Ashland, while H. C. Barbour tops low gross with 78. Gould and Gowld share second with 7-12 and 7-9-43 scores. Spring Valley records list low scores: J. Church at 75, Zeising 77, Kappler 78, Gorie 79, Staff 79, Goetz 79, and Blind Par winner F. E. Won with 72.
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H. Davis
Elyria Piry
Asonne Gowld
Hasenoct
Ware
Low Gross
H. C. Barbour
G. E. Gould
N. H. Church
Spring Valley
Harry Zeising
O. M. Kappler
W J Gorie
Rudy Staff
Fred Goetz
F. E
Kappler
Fehring Joins White Sox on 30 Day Tryout
Chicago White Sox announce Ted Fehring captain of Purdue football last fall has signed a 30 day tryout. He is due to join the team after arriving in Washington today.
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SOX
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Ted Fehring
Purdue University
Washington
Indians Beat St. Louis 6-1 in abbreviated series win
Indians toppled St. Louis 6-1 to stretch their spring win streak to two against the Browns. Weiland pitched for Cleveland as the offense, led by Wells and Knickerbocker, fueled a decisive victory while tensions rose over roster moves from the Red Sox-Wesley Ferrall deal.
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Orekards
Bathing St
Det
Wesle
Ferrall
Nic
Welland
Femon
Spectaqiar Eiding
Dick Cormen
Weiland
Pryor Wins Manges Award At Wooster
Harold Pryor of Minerva received the Manges Athletic prize at the College of Wooster commencement. A three year football regular, he starred in track with three consecutive javelin titles and a Wooster record throw of 193 feet 9 inches. Pryor plans to coach after completing work in physical education.
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Wooster
Harold Pryor
Minerva
College of Wooster
Pryor
Ohio
Portman's Grocers Defeat Buckeyes 5 to 2
The Portman's Grocers defeated the Buckeyes in a baseball game played on Brown's diamond with a 5 to 2 score. Both pitchers, L. Drage for the winners and Swindling for the Buckeyes, pitched well.
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Portman's Grocers
Buckeyes
Brown’s
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Sandusky Nine Triumphs 6 1 Over Hi-Speeds
Sandusky Eagles beat Hi-Speeds Gas 6 to 1 on June 11 behind Waterfield’s four hits and Red Poulson on the mound. The game featured many errors amid sloppy infield play and multiple scoring innings, with Harple, Schree, and Hoffman leading Hi-Speeds and Waterfield pacing Sandusky.
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Sandusky
Hi-Speeds
Thendusky Eagles
Waterfield
Red Poulson
Gorden
Harple
Schree
Hoffman
Elyria Horseshoe Club Dominates Lorain 30 to 6
Elyria Horseshoe Club crushed Lorain 30 to 6 on local courts. Frank Yarsa Russ Vasbinder and Harry Limes shone for the winners, Yarsa with six wins, Vasbinder and Limes each five and one loss. Lames led in money average at 34 percent. The club seeks new members to keep the courts open. pitchers can join for a small fee. Elyria pitcher Clyfe Ryan, age 23, stands out with a 30 foot throw and about 46 percent ringers. Other Elyria players include George Davis Ross Aungst Charlie Elkins and Cletus Smith.
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Lorain
Pela
Frank Yarsa
Russ Vasbinder
Harry Limes
Ths
Jazing
Lames
Ronger
Clyfe Ryan
Elyria Club
Quiteo
George Davis
Ross Aungst
Charlie Elkins
Cletus Smith
Service Garage and California Fruit softball clash at Diamond
The Services Garage and California Fruit Store teams meet in a two game series at American Lace Diamond tonight starting at 6 13. Players King Nagy Szabo and Tackacs are reminded to be ready for action.
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Services Garage
California Fruit Store
King, Nagy
Szabo
Tackacs
Bittner Funeral Home Softball Clash At Hamilton Diamond
The Bittner Funeral Home softball team meets Graf ton Rothgery Motors tonight at Hamilton diamond. First pitch is set for 6 15 with all Bittner Eligars asked to report on time.
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Bittner
Grafton
Bittner Funeral
Grafton Rothgery Motors
Hamilton
Pla
Woman Fined After $1 Hose Theft in Dallas
Aline Leslie walked out with a $1 pair of hose valued at $1 in Dallas. The judge found she had not paid for them, fining her $100 and adding $30 costs.
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Dallas
Tex
Aline Leslie
Elyria High Faces Loss as Star Linemen Are Ineligible
Elyria High football suffers a major setback as Doug Gerber Prince Fitzpatrick and Bill Schneider are ruled ineligible for next fall due to academic failures. The trio, key linemen and scorers, joins other declining players, leaving coach Clymer to rebuild with remaining lettermen and hoped for fresh talent to offset the gap. Opening date September 14 is left open as Medina is slated but cancelled, with plans to keep eleven games.
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Frank Walend Synoach
Roy Clymer
Toledo Scott
Youngstown Memorial
Sandusky
Doug Gerber
Bil Schneider
Prince Fitzpatrick
Crimson Hine
Orion Lee
Bill Triplett
Jim Schumar
Ralph Nichols
Jack Meyer
Letterman
Jane
Schneider
Gerber
Fitzpatrick
Nick DeFazio
Elyria-Lakewood
Ray Flowers
Clymer
Lake Erie
Meyer
Schumar
Lee
Triplett
Nichols
Joe Scott
Walt Boreski
Don Yost
Hank Wazyniak
Medina
Major Loop Leaders By United Press
Leading batters and home run totals appear for the major leagues with player and club associations. Notable names include Manush of the Senators and Gehrig of the Yankees, with run batted in and hits tallied alongside other leaders across teams.
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Fel Gehrlager
Tigers
Manush
Senators
Vosmk
Indians
Heey
Browns
Knickerber
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Schneider wins Roby dirt track race at Roby Speedway
Lou Schneider, Chicago, won the 100 mile dirt track race at Roby Speedway yesterday in 1 hour 27 minutes 27 15 seconds before about 4000 spectators. Red Cambrell of Texas finished second, Sam Scarleta of Chicago third, Leo Strummell of Chicago fourth. Schneider had previously won the 500 mile Indianapolis Memorial Day race in 1921.
Miami Valley Polo Club Tops Columbus River Ridge 13 To 8
Miami Valley Polo club of Dayton defeated Columbus River Ridge 13 to 8 in Columbus. Jim Minnick led Dayton with five goals while Allan Holman, former Ohio State football player, scored two for Columbus. A Wayside Inn game follows between Elyria Hardware and County Garage at 6:15.
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Columbus
Miami Valley Polo Club
Dayton
Columbus River Ridge
River Ridge
Jim Minnick
Allan Holman
Ohio State
Wayside Inn
Elyria Hardware
Stadium League
County Garage
Minneapolis In Double Loss To Milwaukee Nine
Minneapolis surrendered a four and one half game lead in the American Association by dropping a doubleheader to Milwaukee 7 to 4 and 9 to 4. St Paul’s offense produced six hits in each game while Louisville beat Columbus 2 to 1 in the first game but Columbus exploded for 14 runs in the second. Indianapolis swept Toledo 6 to 1 and 12 to 4.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
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Louisville
Kentuckians
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Toledo
Cubs Beat Reds 7-4 in Chicago Exhibition
Chicago Cubs defeated the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 4 at home Sunday in a rough exhibition. Reds led briefly in the first inning before Cubs answered with a three-run burst, two coming on Kiki Kyter’s double. Lonnie Warneks earned the win. Paul Derringer took the loss. Ernie Lombardi hit a two-run homer in the sixth for Cincinnati. The Reds visit the Giants in Cincinnati to open a series Tuesday.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Kiki Cuyter
Cubs
Lonnie Warneks
Reds
Paul Derringer
Ernie Lombardi
Giants
Wooster Professor Resigns to Head Hastings College
Dr J W Creighton a Wooster professor of missions and comparative religion since 1928 resigned to become president of Hastings College Nebraska He is noted for Rotary Club activities and his wider Ohio roots and Wooster ties.
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J. W. Creighton
College of Wooster
Hastings College
Hastings
Nebraska
Ont
Ohio
Creighton
West Side League Tonight Features Two Good-Size Matches
The Dobrowski Meats face Wykrent Grocers on Jefferson No 1 diamond while the Western Automatics meet Sears Roebucks in West Side league tilts tonight.
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Wykrent Grocers
Jefferson
West“ern Automatics
Sears- Roebucks
Heights League, Games Tonight in Eastern Circuit
The Parrish Meats and Maumee Dairy clash at Harmon while Hi-Speed meets Haury Bauer Grocers at McKinley in Eastern Height league play tonight.
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Pet
Anfred Dry Cleanere
Dean's
Parrish Meats
Maumee
Harmon
Haury & Bauer
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