City Team Ready for Dover Showdown in Suburban League
Elyria travels to Dover for a key Suburban League clash at the Dover ball park. Elyria leads Dover by one game, with Lorain close behind, making a win by the City team crucial to avoid a three way tie at the top. Mike Skryp seeks his sixth straight victory as Dover aims to avenge a 4–0 defeat last Sunday.
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Ambrose Seeks Coaching Qualification with Wittenberg Study
Elyria City star Jack Ambrose, a top outfielder and versatile basketball veteran, leaves tonight for Wittenberg College to study coaching under Illinois coach Zuppke. He aims to add college hours to qualify for a future high school coaching post, and fans back his pursuit with wishes for success.
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Schmeling Recognized as Heavyweight Champion by Press and Fans
New York report notes Max Schmeling holds the world heavyweight title in media and public opinion after defeating Sharkey on a foul. NYSA commission weighs formal recognition amid calls that a foreigner’s win should not be barred. Muldoon and others doubt Schmeling’s merit while suggesting a possible rematch to settle the title.
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Gallant Knight Favored in American Derby at Chicago
In Chicago on June 14 the American Derby field of about a dozen faced Gallant Knight, the horse expected to contend after defeating Gallant Fox in several prior races. Snowflake, Ned O., Tannery, Michigan Boy, and Alcibiades drew attention as strong contenders while the absence of Gallant Fox and Whichone narrowed the challengers.
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Tannery
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Michigan Boy
Walter J. Salmon
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Whichone
MARS SLUGGERS LEAD IN HITTING AS RICE AND KLEIN TOP LEAGUES
Sam Rice leads the American League with a .396 batting average while Chuck Klein paces the National League with a .415 mark. Babe Ruth, Al Simmons, and Rogers Hornsby top various hitting lists as team averages and fielding percentages are noted for both leagues.
Leading Five Hitters In Each Major League Leaders year ago today
A fragment notes a leading hitter from a year ago, mentioning Herman Brooklyn with a .387 average, highlighting top batters in MLB history. The brief lacks full context but preserves the named player and statistic as readable facts.
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Standings and results from American and National leagues
American results show Cleveland 15 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 1 Boston 0 in 11 innings New York 10 Detroit 9 Washington 6 Chicago 2 American ganica today schedules New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at St Louis National results list New York 7 Pittsburgh 2 Boston 9 St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago 7 Philadelphia etc.
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National Games Today Weaker text only shows matchups
National Games today lists Cincinnati at Boston and Chicago at New York with St. Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Association Games today feature Minneapolis at Toledo and St Paul at Columbus. Kansas City plays Indiana while Milwaukee faces Louisville.
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Friday the Thirteenth Fateful for Segrave Speedboat Run
Major Sir Henry Segrave dies after Miss England II speedboat crash on Windermere. He reportedly broke the world record with an average two mile speed of 98.76 mph, beating Gar Wood’s prior mark. Death caused by internal hemorrhage from rib impact. Lady Segrave and crew faced tragedy as rescue efforts continued.
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YMCA Summer Swim Schedule for Boys
The YMCA announces a summer swim program for boys starting Monday with daily sessions. The schedule lists Cadets from 2:90 to 2:30, Preps from 6.5 to 2:30 3:00, Jr. Bos from 3:00 to 3:30, Jr. ACS from 3:N to 4:200, and Older Boys from 7:00 to 7:30 with various time blocks for each class.
Berry and McLaughlin Clash For Central Ohio Amateur Golf Title
Springfield Ohio June 14 18 year old George Berry of the Mound Builders Newark and 22 year old Tommy McLaughlin Lima reach the 36 hole final at Springfield Country Club after advancing from quarter and semi finals yesterday. Berry a Ohio State freshman defeated Theron Grene Columbus to reach the final while McLaughlin beat Bob Kelper Dayton after beating Armin Mabrt Dayton in the quarters. Competition today covers 18 holes in the morning and 18 in the afternoon.
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Senators and Browns in Big Trade
Washington reports a major MLB swap sending Goose Goslin from the Senators to the Browns for Heinie Manush and Alvin Crowder. The deal pairs 1928 league batting champion Goslin with Brown ace Crowder, while Manush brings veteran hitting pedigree to St. Louis.
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West Siders Face Huron In Class B Showdown
The West Siders travel to Huron to challenge a top Class A opponent, aiming for a fifth straight win to cement status as a fast county Class B team. Bill Slyker, ex Cleveland Heights coach, stars on the mound for Huron, while Freddy Rule returns from a sore arm to work the West Siders' rotation. Al Clawson catches, and the infield features Elbert, McCran, Sadosk, and Burley with Kaminski, Gerush and Smith in the outfield. Report time is 12 50 at Herman Kleins for the trip.
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Industrial League Softball Results Highlight Two Games
The Steel and Tubes defeated Harshaw Chemicals 9 to 7 while Colson beat Troxel 13 to 11 in two YMCA Softball League games last night. Batteries for Steel were Tisza and Meinke with A Struck and Winegar on Harshaw. Colson’s pitchers were Elbert and Hopkins, Smith and Vincent for Troxel.
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Young challengers topple stars in district finals
The article notes rising talents overcoming established names such as Johnny Florio, the state amateur champion, and Mike Godman of Columbus, the defending district champion, as youthful competitors claim the victories.
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Birdmen Meet Goodyear Zeppelins At South Amherst
The Eagles clash with Akron Goodyear Zeppelins Sunday at South Amherst field. Archer Bart anchors the mound for the Birdmen while Schacht returns at first. Goodyears boast a classy lineup with college stars and a blazing pitcher.
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Cleveland Takes Over First With Indians 15 Athletes 2
The Cleveland Indians leap to the top of the American League by routing the Philadelphia Athletics 15 to 2 in the third straight win. Wesley Ferrell earned his fifth victory, Johnny Hodapp collected four hits in five at bats extending his hitting streak to 17 games, and Porter drove in four runs. The Indians now lead the season series over Philadelphia 4–3 and prepare to host the New York Yankees in a four game set.
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Elyria Night Racing Closes With Record Running Here
Elyria's week of night racing at Fair Grounds ends in success on track though club posts heavy losses. Horses show top form with record times including Chancellor Cigar's 2:05 1-4 in a $5,000 purse race and Hal Watts’ 2:08 in the 2:12 Trot. Multiple heats run with Dorothy Mac, Miss Marion Toddler, Benedict and Clara Shuff among winners on the half mile track.
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Philly Leader Predicts Close Pennant Race
Connie Mack predicts a tight American League pennant race after the Indians sweep Washington and Philadelphia and climb ahead of the Athletics, Nationals, and Yankees. He cites the Indians’ reserve strength batting and pitching, notes the Yankees’ power, and says Washington’s defense and pitching give the Nats a strong challenge. the race will not end until September.
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Golf Schedule At Elyria Club With Mixed Foursomes
The Elyria Country Club lists a Handicap Sweepstakes this afternoon followed by tomorrow's two ball mixed foursomes and Gentlemen's Invitation. Spring Valley hosts a blind par event today and tomorrow as announced by Bob Randall. Yesterday Mrs. Leonard Tufford shot 92 at Elyria, the third lowest score by a woman on the course.
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Elyria
Simpson Leads Ohio For A. A. U. Title Today
Columbus notes Ohio State track team led by captain George Simpson competes at Cincinnati for the Ohio A. A. U. title. Buckeyes enter sprint events with Simpson in the hundred and Hays and Beetham in the half and mile. other runners include Heintz, White, McCullough, Rockaway, Black, Rasmus, Felbinger, and Pomeroy.
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Dick Rockaway
Johnny Black
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Ashtabula Harbor
Ray Felbinger
Erie
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Holy Cross Jrs Win Another Over South End Tigers
The Holy Cross Juniors defeated the South End Tigers 10 to 7 last night. They will play the Troxel team Monday at 6 30 PM at Cascade Park and seek more games with Class A or B teams in the county.
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Primo Carnera in Benefit Bout in Cleveland
Primo Carnera the Italian heavyweight hopeful for the Schmeling crown arrived in Canton and then Cleveland for a benefit exhibition tonight in Ironwood Michigan. He said he would meet Schmeling anytime but doubted it could be arranged.
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Jacobs defeats Fry in Wightman Cup singles
Miss Helen Jacobs of California defeated Miss Joan Fry of Great Britain 6-0 6-3 in a Wightman Cup singles match in Wimbledon. Jacobs’s win evened the two day competition as the U S and Britain each held two wins while English players had won two of Friday’s three matches.
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