Notable Elyria sports notes mix boxing and baseball
Tony Galento and Johnny Risko met in a 1931 semi final ahead of Schmeling Stribling. Rumors on Galento Louis bout, softball games, and umpire benefit doubleheader at Harmon Field are discussed. Oath Randall races plan twilight meets. local officials and citizens comment on teams and players.
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Tony Galento
Johnny Risko
Max Schmeling
Willie Stribling
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Risky
Galento
Joe Louis
Louis
Phillies and Browns Lead Major League Batting Race Totals
Phillies Arnovich holds National League pace at .404 while Myril Hoag tops American League with .3587. McQuinn second in NL. Whit Wyatt returns to win in relief for Brooklyn. Yankees and White Sox near AL lead with Hadley Donald and Brown tied atop. Leaders include Werber Greenberg McCormick Lombardi Camilli and Case among others.
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New York
Phillies
Browns
Morris Novich
Whit Wyatt
Brooklyn
Bump Hadley
Atheonald
Yankees
Clint Rown
White Sox
Hadley
Donald
Brown
Werber
Reds
Reenberg
Tigers
McBride Terriers to play Canton Eagles at Baxter Field
The Bittner Funeral Home softball team travels to Canton to face the Eagles in a 2 15 start at Baxter Field. Bittner players meet at Hamilton Diamond at 11 a m sharp.
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Bittner Funeral
Canton
Eagles
McBride Terriers
Baxter Field
Bittners
Hamilton Diamond
Major Loop Leaders in Batting Runs Batted In and Hitting
United Press lists top players across leagues with AR averages and home runs. Arnovich of the Phillies and McQuinn of the Browns post strong batting lines while Greenberg of the Tigers leads in runs batted in alongside Williams of the Red Sox. McCormick of the Reds also features prominently in several offensive categories.
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Hiss
Arnovich
Phillies
McQuinn
Browns
Case
Senators
McCormick
Lombardi
Reds
Camuli
Dodgers
Greenberg
Tigers
Goodman
Herman
Cubs
Travis
Wright
H. Martin
Handley
Pirates
United Press
Pet. Arnovich
Uinn
Ad Williams
Red Sox
McCormich
Indians Drop Series Final To Yanks 4-3
The Cleveland Indians lost the final of a three game set to the New York Yankees 4-3 at Yan kee Stadium. Al Milnar took the loss as the Indians managed seven hits while the Yankees had eight. Bruce Campbell and Jim Webb homered for Cleveland while Red Rolfe drove in a run for New York.
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Indians
Yanks
Boston
U.P
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Tribe
Willis Hudlin
Johnny Allen
Cleveland
Fritz Ostermueller
Jake Wade
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
al Milnar
Oscar Vitt
Ailey Donald
Marius Russo
Russo
Jeff Heath
Bruce Campbell
Jim Webb
The
Red Rolfe
Hemsley
Campbell
Chapman
Heath
Trosky
Keltner
Welch
Milnar
M Hale
New York
Cresetti
Rolfe
Hy Henrich
DiMaggio
Dichkes
Gordon
Selkirk
Donald
P Beane
Webb
Cleveland T
Bisentat
Hyu
Rituas
Shute And Harrison Lead Inverness Best Bull? Golf Event
Shute and Harrison led the Inverness Invitation Best Ball after day two in Toledo. They opened with a one up edge over Cooper and Smith and pulled three up on Dudley and Laffoon as play continued toward Sunday with no eliminations. Standings showed Shute Harrison six up and others near even as the field moved toward 126 holes.
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Toledo
Denny Shute
E. J. “Dutch” Harrison
Inverness
Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Ed Dudley
Ky Laffoon
Shute-Harrison
Smyth- Cooper
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Sammy Snead
Vic Ghezzi
Byron Nelson
Stanley's Boot Shop Blanks Carlisle Team
The Oberlin Stanley Shoes won their sixth straight victory last night beating the Carlisle A. C. 8 to 0 on the latter's diamond. Carl Saporto held the A. C. lads to six scattered hits for his fourth win and second shutout in three games. Andy Kristy led the Stanley's with two hits in three at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Stanley Shoes
Carlisle A. C
Carl Saporto
A. C
Andy Kristy
Stanley
Silver Fox golfers to report at 8 p m at restaurant
The Silver Fox golf team summons six players, Max Jalowiec, Bill Armitage, Nick Ross, Joe Varzincak, Dudek, and Louie Lapos, to report by eight o'clock this evening at the Silver Fox restaurant. Punctuality is stressed.
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Silver Fox
Max Jalowiec
Bill Armitage
Nick Ross
Joe Varzincak
Dudek
Louie Lapos
Valley Ladies Win Fourth Straight Over Lakewood
Spring Valley ladies defeated Lakewood 5 to 0 at Elyria Country Club to extend their Western Division lead. Elyria beat Westwood 3 and 2, and Acacia beat Dover Bay 4 to 1. Posted season lows included Robertson and Bain 81, Dr. Fredericks 86, Dr. W. Adair 88, Robinson 92, and W. Hull 84 for father and son Billy Hull.
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Spring Valley Ladies
Lakewood
Elyria Country Club
Elyria
Westwood
Acacia
Dover Bay
Jack Flynn
W. J. Lorenz
Edna Reichard
Earle Foster
Leonard Tufford
Dr. Fredericks of
Lorain
W. Adair
Robinson
General Industries beats Water Works in City Class B softball
General Industries defeated Elyria Water Works 12 to 5 at Hamilton in the sole City Class B game last night. Troxel Company won by forfeit from the Eagles in the other scheduled match, and Timms Spring Tattersall Dairy was set to play Monday night.
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General Industries
Elyria Water Works
Hamilton
Troxel Company
Eagles
Timms
W. L. Pet. Toons Spring Company
Tattersall Dairy
NU Western Heights A.C . Oo
Blyria
Lon Hltria Water Works
Thenyita Plating Corp
Legion Juniors Meet Former Team At Ely Stadium
The American Legion Juniors face last year's squad in a scheduled game at Ely Stadium on tomorrow at 2 PM. Manager Ralph Bauer asks current team members to report by 1:30 PM and lists 13 players from the previous season to assemble at 1:30.
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American Legion
Ely Stadium
Ralph Bauer
B. Alexander
D. Birch
D. Baumhart
D. Forbes
W. Forbes
B Fobes
P. Gardner
B. Keisler
J Refenning
T. Reid
J. Smith
Ed Smith
B. Yanke
Industries Take City Class A Softball Lead with 4 1 Win
The General Industries ten moved into undisputed first place by defeating the Bittner Funeral Home 4 to 1 at Harmon Field under lights. A first inning run tied the game, then Industries pushed three in the second to seal the victory. Wircenske hurling a strong six inning effort allowed two hits and five strikeouts. Patsy Costello led the offense with two singles and a double in four trips. A season-high crowd watched the win.
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General Industries Ten
Bittner Funeral Home
Harmon Field
Industries
Wircenske
Johnny Wircenske
Bittner Crew
Johnny Kostyo
Wittenberg College
Patsy Costello
General Industries AB. R. H. E Vostella
Fritz
J. Fritz
Mahl
A. Wircenske
Dumske
J. Wircenske
H. E. Yucha
Beers
Gerhardinger
Enes
Boreski
Tlenke
Sadowski
Bean
Costello
Kestre
Kostre
Elyria Recereation
Read Jewelers
Elyria Hardware
Doeble
Hardwares
Berson’s Dry Goods
McKinley Recreation
Beranun
R.H.E
Joviak
Pearson
Novak
Sheldon
Ib Seer
Garland
Saum
Gross
Heidrich
Tavior
Ry Ween
Pitts
Brokaw
Gardner
Trojans Concede NCAA Track Title Amid Records
USC virtually concedes the NCAA meet team title as 15 Trojan athletes reach finals. Kansas State star Elmer Hackney breaks American and NCAA shot put marks with throws of 53 feet 103 inches and 54 feet 95 inches, respectively, shaking the field. Stanford finishes second with ten qualifiers, Michigan third with seven.
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Los Angeles
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Southern California
Elmer Hackney
Kansas State
N. C
Trojans
Stanford
Michigan
Rone Radio Service Beats Reforms 12-11 in Slugfest
Rone Radio Service edged the Hungarian Reforms 12 to 11 on Universal Crane diamond in a high scoring contest. Kushinski homered and collected four hits with two base hits by Bara and Sabu Dumke driving in runs. Rene earned the win with Miko taking the loss as both teams combined for a bevy of runners left on base.
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Universal Crane
Hotals
Rone
Hung
Reform
Kushinski
Bara
B. Sabu
Dumke
Rone Radio
Rene
Monske
B. Miko
Lapos
Rone Radio Reed
Sf Abr
Reo Sukey
Ixones
Cane
Pronesti
Evans
A Monske
Metera
Fe Pondy
Ven Bolash
J. Ignatz
Esen Bara
A Ignatze
Ballas
Sabu
Miko
Ohio State Coach Named VP of NCAA Board
Larry Snyder of Ohio State University was elected vice president of the NCAA board of directors. Carl Schlademan from Washington State College was chosen president to succeed Fred Tootell of Rhode Island State. Franklin P. Johnson of Drake University was re elected secretary and treasurer.
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Los Angeles
Larry Snyder
Ohio State University
National Collegiate Athletic Association Board of Directors
Carl Schlademan
Washington State College
Fred Tootell
Rhode Island State
Franklin P. Johnson
Drake University
Play at Carlisle CarlIsle A C clash on the diamond
The Little Brown Jug and Carlisle A C teams meet tomorrow afternoon on the Carlisle diamond at 1 30. Jug members are asked to gather at the Brown Jug at 1 oclock.
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Carlisle
Little Brown Jug
Carlisle A. C
The
Jugs
Brown Jug
Scott Named Cage Coach At Wesleyan
James H. Scott, longtime Grandview High School athletic coach, is named head basketball coach at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware Ohio. A Ohio State graduate, Scott replaces Ray Detrick who left for Goodyear recreation. Scott previously served as Wesleyan football line coach this spring. he hails from Toledo. His Grandview teams won two Central Buckeye League basketball titles and three football championships in four years.
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Delaware. O
James H. Scott
Grandview High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Scott
Ohio State
Ray Detrick
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Wesleyan
Toledo
Grandview
Major Leagues Enter Thrilling Second-Place Scramble
Yankees lead with a 1 2 game edge as both leagues offer close battles for runner-up honors. Tigers and Giants surge toward second, while Detroit ends Boston’s streak and Gehringer and Demaree pace big games. Yankees top Indians 4 3, Heath fans as bases loaded ends inning. Cardinals nip Dodgers 7 6, Mize 3-for-3 with Medwick homer. Pirates halt six-game skid 4 2, Handley tops with three hits. Sam Chapman drives in decisive run for A’s 11-10 win over Browns.
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United Press
EW York
U.P
Yankees
Reds
Red Sox
Tigers
Phils
Giants
Detroit
Charlie Gehringer
Yanks
Indians
Jeff Heath
Henrich
DiMaggio
Washington
White Sox
Athletics
Browns
Cardinals
Dodgers
Johnny Mize
Medwick
Padgett
Lon Warneke
Curt Davis
Pittsburgh
Bees
Lee Handley
Pirates
Ohio Publinks Opens as Krochmalny Prompts Title Quest
Dayton hosts the Ohio Public Links with about 200 men and 20 women entering the 36 hole men and 18 hole women events at Community Country Club. Jay Krochmalny leads after a 75 while favorites include Joe Higgins Len Rourke and past champions Scotty Reston Mel Carpenter.
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Dayton
Jay Krochmalny
Toledo
Ohio
Krochmalny
Len Rourke
al Leach
Cleveland
Joe Higgins
Leach
Bill Cleasy
Cincinnati
Paul Segerlund
Akron
Tom Radigan
Higgins
Scotty Reston
Mel Carpenter
Columbus
Slinger Foundry and Ship Pers to Clash in Postponed Game
The Slinger Foundry and Shippers are set to meet in a postponed American Radiator Shop League game at Cascade Park Monday at 6. Players from both sides are asked to report and take notice of the rescheduled schedule.
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Slinger Foundry
Cascade Park
Rone Radio Faces North Olmsted In Harmon Field Clash
Rone Radio Service team from Elyria will host North Olmsted Mer chants in a two game program at Harmon Field. Elyria Recreation Board sponsors. North Olmsted players include Lyle Scott Zig Sadowski and Gordon Bell. In the opener Vic Silvers Jewelers meet Lorain Glass Company with Frank Zalatel and Johnny Soditch likely pitchers. First game starts at 7 30 PM.
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Rone
North Olmsted Merchants
Harmon Field
Elyria Recreation Board
Elyria
Lyle Scott
Zig Sadowski
Gordon Bell
North Olmsted Team
Jewelers
Lorain
Vic Silvers Jewelers
Lorain Glass Company
Frank
Twist) Zalatel
The
Glass Company
Johnny Soditch
Vander Meer Gets Another Chance With Reds
Cincinnati boss Bill McKechnie reaffirmed faith in Johnny Vander Meer to face the Boston Bees in the opening game of a four game Crosley Field series. McKechnie said Vander Meer will take his regular turn despite three poor starts and bad luck. Danny MacFayden was named to oppose him with Derringer and Grissom likely in Sunday’s doubleheader for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Vander Meer
Boston Bees
Crosley Field
Vandy
Deacon Bill
McKechnie
Johnny
Danny MecFayden
Boston
Paul Derringer
Lee Grissom
The
Bees
Frank's Bakery Girls Prepare for Sunday Return
The Frank's Bakery girls travel to Cleveland to face the Rosenblums on Sunday at Woodland Hills diamond starting 8 15 p m. In their first meeting the Rosenblums won 2 1 when the game ended after five innings due to rain with Betty Garford pitching and Rose Kaiser catching.
Camp team wallops St Agnes Seniors in 12 to 3 win
The CCC Camp squad defeated St. Agnes Seniors 12 to 3 on the General Industries diamond last night. Willie Crisp pitched, Sam Reynolds caught, while Gurney and Fillmon pitched for the losers. Cox homered twice for the CCC Camp club.
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CCC
St. Agnes
General Industries
Willie Crisp
Sam Reynolds
Gurney
Fillmon
Cox
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General Industries Beats Water Works
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Terry
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