Pitchers Duel Delights Crowd in Church League Showdown
In Cascade Park St Johns faced Rose St Agnes with Schroeder and Rose delivering blazing offenses. Draegert’s third inning triple proved the difference as Schroeder and Rose held tight defense and swapped standout plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Kauffman
Cascade’ Park
St. Johns
Rose St. Agnes
Roeder
St. Agnes
Rose
Schroeder
Traxler
Draegert
Cardinals Lose To Greenwood 16 0 at Richwine Grounds
The Cardinals were beaten by Greenwood 16 to 0 at the Richwine diamond. Greenwood, including three Cleveland players, totaled most runs via errors. Pitcher Sam Case and catcher Gates led the visitors. Mike Skrup held Greenwood to 10 hits. F Meo led the Cardinals with two hits and a walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Greenwoods
Richwine Grounds
Cleveland
Elyria
Sam Case
Gates
Mike Skrup
Robertson
Tates
F. Meo
Ricbhwimes
Richwine Diamond
Public Service trims Mansfield in rain shortened game
The Ohio Public Service ball team defeated Mansfield 6 to 2 at Lorain on Sunday afternoon. The game ended after five innings due to rain with three runs in the first and two in the fourth securing the win. Connie Schroeder pitched for the winners while Crandall took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Service
Mansfield
Lorain
Connie Schroeder
Crandall
Major 1900s style sports meet summaries.
Multiple events listed across North American venues including Aqueduct Latonia Montreal Poughkeepsie Chicago Omaha Montreal Indianapolis Allentown Burlington Corvallis with jockey clubs rowing golf track shooting and wrestling meets. The Pacific Coast Conference track and field meet will be hosted by Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis next spring described as the region’s biggest annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Dorval Jockey Club
Montreal
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
Chicago
Nebraska
Omaha
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Allentown
Vermont
Burlington
Oregon Aricultural College
Corvallis
Far West
Olympic tryouts spark world records in track events
Jackson Scholz ran 200 meters in 20.9 seconds, a world best, at Cambridge. G Taylor of Grinnell College set a new world record in the 400 meter hurdles, beating Charley Brookins, as U. S. hopes rise for Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Scholz
Cambridge
Mass
G. Taylor
Charley Brookins
America
Paris
Uncle Sam
U. of Missouri
Grinnell College
Himself
South Amherst Beats Lorain Cardinals In Seven Inning Game
South Amherst baseball defeated Lorain Cardinals 11 to 2 in seven innings at South Amherst field. A Wragg pitched well with 12 strikeouts, Cameron led with four hits including a sixth inning homer with two on. St Nicks of Lorain visit South Amherst next Sunday. Multiple players credited with hits and home runs. final score by innings shows South Amherst leading 1 2 0 0 0 0 7.
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South Amherst
Lorain Cardinals
South Amherst Field
A. Wragg
Cameron
St. Nicks of
Lorain
Ruth
P. Gomasak
J. Wragg
Faris
A. Wrage
Cardinals
Warga
Amherst
O ' Burget
Barry
Janosik
Scanion
Kelly
Barns
Wargo
New York
Boston
Detroit
SOUTH
Chicago
AB RiHisTo
Ey Br Louis
J. Gomasak
Wwington Ao
Uael
Cleveland
J. Wrage
Philadelphia
Bryant
Vitor
Giants Take Lead With 7 to 3 Win Over Cardinals
The Giants defeated the Cardinals 7 to 3 while the Phillies beat Chicago 8 to 3. Yankees and Red Sox both lost, leaving New York with a full game lead. Dodgers edged the Reds 5 to 2. Hooper’s bases loaded homer powered White Sox past Senators 9 to 8. Braves beat Pirates 2 to 0. Browns topped Athletics 10 to 1. Bill Street from Birmingham, Alabama, leads American Olympic wrestlers as organizer and vice president of the Southeastern AA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Cubs
Cardinals
Phillies
Chicago
Yanks
Red Sox
Indians
Tigers
Yankees
Hooper
White Sox
Senators
Braves
Pirates
Browns
Athletics
Bill Street
Birmingham
Ala
Athietica
Southeastern AA
Amherst Oberlin Tie Slated Finish Sunday Clash
Amherst and Oberlin played to a tied contest in a sunlit hour, as spectators watched a late surge by Amherst threaten a win while Oberlin answered with timely defense. The next meeting is set for Sunday with a 2 p m start and the victor to be decided.
Night of scattered boxing results across cities
Fights in Ky Dayton Waterbury Newark Jersey City Chicago Los Angeles and more produced multiple decisions knockouts and draws. Notable results include Harry Grem stopping Frank Moody in Waterbury sixth round and Bob Fitzsimmons outpointing Jack McAuliffe in Newark twelve rounds.
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Dayton
New Yi
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dave Shade
California
Warnie Smith
Oklahoma
Tillie Herman
Tog Angeles
Panama
Joe Gans
Charley Anderson
Cyclone Rogers
Gary
Frankie Welch
Bud Logan
Minneapolis
Patsy Rocco
Bud Nolan
Los Angeles
Scranton
Lou Bogash
Bridgeport
Bobby Evans
Columbus
K. O. Jenkins
London
Joe Fisher
Fred MacChilds
Sardo
Pan
Early American rowing clubs and historic races
Notes highlight the New York Athletic Club founded in 1848 and the first regatta of the Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Association in 1878 at Peoria. It also cites Arnold Bennett praising tennis for women with badminton as a coach, and recalls Harvard Yale’s first eight oared race on the Connecticut River at Springfield in 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
America
Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Association
Peoria
Arnold Bennett
Harvard-Yale
Connecticut River
Springfield
Mass
Mad Batter Wins Suburban Handicap Amid Royalty of Turf
The horse Mad Batter, owned by Binclair, captured the Suburban handicap as followers debate why a 31 win career with 18 stakes triumphs and 90 starts yields inconsistent results. Trainers cite a docile daily routine and a tendency to sulk on off days, yet he has earned $187,800 and holds a record of major wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad Batter
Binclair
Boe
Man O’war
Zev
Baseball Notes On Cy Ross Meeker Ogden Maranville And More
Detroit Tigers expect Dutch Leonard’s return this month after a year out due to contract issues and independent play. Connie Mack lauds Roy Meeker and Dennis Burns while Curley Ogden’s arm doubts linger from Swarthmore to Washington. Rabbit Maranville shifts to a serious utility role with Pirates as his fielding and second base work shines.
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Leonard
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Connie Mack
Roy Meeker
Dennis Burns
Connie
Curley
Ogden
Washington Club
Mack
Swarthmore College
Red Sox
Early tennis stars and sports notes surface in era
The text recalls early lawn tennis with light racquets and rubber balls and notes William Tilden as a strong scorer and track athlete. It mentions the Maryland Jockey Club at Pimlico tracing to an 1745 Annapolis club and John Franklin Baker returning from retirement to manage Easton in the Eastern Shore league. It also cites Walter Johnson versus the Yankees and his pitching against other teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite States
William T. Tilden
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Annapolis
John Franklin
Easton
Yankee
Walter Johnson
Washington
Yankees
Prayer and social notes from South Ridge dated June 17
Prayer meeting at F C Fowl home Wednesday. Church choir practice Thursday for Children Day. Mrs Louis Beal and son William of Elyria dinner guests at Jay Fowl's. Lataway visited William Grant's. Missea Ruth Fowl and Coressa Ernat to Kent Normal School. Spiegelberg family visited Mary Eppley. Bernice Fowl at Senior B picnic Crystal Beach. D C club gathering at Lakewood home of Milton Ludwig. Mr and Mrs J P Beshtel were …
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South Ridge
F. C. Fowl
Louis Beal
William
Elyria
Jay Fowl
Frank Lataway
William Grant
Ogontz
Ruth Fowl
Coressa Ernat
Kent
Lewis Spiegelberg
Irme and
Russell
Townline Ready
Mary Eppley
Bernice Fowl
Crystal Beach
Mabel Deha
Milton Bals
Walter Grobe
Milton Eppley
Son Brace
D. C
Milton Ludwig
Lakewood
J. P. Beshtel
Local guests visit in LaGrange and Elyria families
Byron Seeley and family host visitors on Sunday in LaGrange. Mr and Mrs William Schubert and son Fred of Elyria also as guests there. Miss Caroline Henson and Benjamin Dangerfield of Elyria called on Mrs Lille Henson. Alfred Swartz of Elyria visited Elmer Baxter family. Many attended an illumination in Oberlin Saturday. Mrs Lillia Henson and children visited Charley Swartz on West Ridge. R A Collier and children Gordon and James of Elyria dined with J P Bechtel. Leon Hanlon Clarence Lapp and Emil Schroeder fished near Huron Thursday. Mrs Frank Laraway and her mother A Grant visited L Cummings in South Amherst Sunday. John Bechtel and daughter Amelia of Amherst called on Jay Fowl.
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Byron Seeley
LaGrange
William Schubert
Fred
Elyria
Caroline Henson
Benjamin Dangerfield
Lille Henson
Alfred Swartz
Elmer Baxter
Oberlin
Lillia Henson
Charley Swartz
West Ridge
R. A. Collier
Gordon and
James
Lake Avenue
J. P. Bechtel
Leon Hanlon
Clarence Lapp
Emil Schroeder
Huron Thorndeay
Frank Laraway
A. Grant
L. Cummings
Amherst
John Bechtel
Amelia
Jay Fowl
Grafton Notes on Local Birth and Visits
Mrs Truman Denham and baby are moved from Elyria Memorial to Mrs Helen Denham in La Grangs. Arthur Law and infant son visit Irvin Kinnect's home. Alice Kinnect recovers from pleurisy and sits up. Neabett and Os accompany Mra Reichard household. Eberhard family travels with Mila Souis to Lakefort Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Truman Denham
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Community Notes Share Visits and Local Happenings
Residents and visitors populate the week with longtime friends from Valley City Berea and Lorain. Several families travel to Cleveland Akron Ashtabula for visits while homes in Elyria Berea and Lorain see improvements and property changes.
Poets and Baskets Turn Laughs and Lessons
A poet and a lawyer share a luncheon moment as the poet jokes about publishing work. A young woman proudly shows hand made Indian baskets. a visitor questions authenticity and she defends her craft with a witty retort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Quiet Title Suit In Avon Lake Ohio Declared
George Vick seeks a decree to quiet title to 25 acres in Avon Lake Township Lorain County Ohio in case No 21287 against Martha Schneider Joseph Schneider and others. Mortgage and unrecorded deed issues are noted as basis. Court sets answer deadline July 2 1934. Also bond sale notice for Elyria Ohio Water Works bonds details and schedule.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County
Elyria
Ohio
Rudd Bridge
Rudd Bridge No
Smith Road
Penfield
Spencer Townships
Lorain
Medina Counties
Igri
Joint
Madina
Joint Board of County Commissioners
Partley
Tharin
Lorain County Commissioners
Exarra
Pete
Ork
Joseph Schneider
Mary Anne
George
Vick
Edward Mitchall
Webber Road
Waid Webber
Jand
Katherine Wagner
Joselphine Schuster
Josephine Fchuster
Edward Mitchell
Belden Avon Road
Warren Wy Sald
Joseph Schmid
Mary Ann Schneider
Warren Wy Kes
Wald
Marta Schneider
Warren Weke
Cit
Elsrfa
Aald City
Water Works Improvement
United Stat Mortgage and Trust Compan
Cedar Street
New York City
Ont
Council of
Said C
Anid City
Ohlo
Searlex
Bchilleman
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Trim ST. Agnes
Guthman
Roth
Kroth
Kaiser
Henke
Murphy
Kaser
Guyeska
St Agnes
St. John
Ummire
Bruce Sceorer
Kaullmann
Greenwood
Green Woods
Robert
Hanson
Tate
Eastmen
Jackson
Vas
Roscoe
Vick Ws
Sam
Tee Meek Sift
Sean
F. Mee
Elf
Stolzenbureg
Mackin
Heeran
Jamas
Public Service
TRIMS
Lake Erie Marshes
Port Clinton
Deanne Cane
Washington & St. Louis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
National League
Ermino Spalla
Itali
Gene Tunney
Yankee Stadium
Spatia
Dodgers
Reds
Amherst-Oberlin
Lorain Sun
Gaz
van Barer
Gts
Avlow Oz
Pie
Ani
Devertment of Justice
Chicago Cub
Charley Hollacher
Urban Shocker
Peter
St. Louis Browns
Babe Ruth
Urban
Babe
Harry Heilmann
Rogers Hornsby
Jed Harris
Heilmann
Pep
Ross
Omden
Als
Khan Connie
Chicago Sox
Jet
Pirate
Rabbit Maranville
Maranville
Halcyon
Mies
Bundey
Woa. Neff
Valley City
Russell Schwarer
C. C. Drags
Me. Chas. Herman
Arthur Bowman
Memorial Hospital
Bert Kingsley
Litchfield
Nelson Hitchcock
Susan Taylor
Crook Street
Eveline McFadden
Akron
Ashtabula County
W. Dutz
E. W. Reichard
Geo. Barchard
Lewis Heft
M. Sandrock
F. A. Redmond
Thurman
Russell Reichard
F. W. Howard
Winifred Tran
Pearl Woodings
Gertrude Durkee
Berea
Frank Lewson
Laura
Ray Trenchard
Adelbert Cheney
Sarah Newcomb
A. C. Guyeska
J. L. Beesing
Finlayson
Peter Shoulter
Robert Nesbett
Ed’ Wise and
Pinner
Nott
Warren W Kew
Ézecutora
Administratora
Warre
Deviness
Sydney G Davies
Lake Shore
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