Wilder Team Edges Eason In Tight Ohio Ball Game
Ron, Ohio June 29. Goodyear drove in three runs powering Wilder to its first win of the season. Don Nichols pitched for Akron, but wild sequences and costly errors in the late innings allowed Wilder to rally and pull ahead 4 to 2. Ambrose and Michaels made standout plays in the field and at the plate, with several timely hits fueling the decisive rally.
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Notes From The Witber C game recap
Ed Tuikh was off form as Draecc ert replaced him at third and fanned three times. The Akron infield, including Michaels of the Akron team who played football with the Cleveland Indians, featured a long home run. The Bears next face Fisher Bodies in Elyria, with the upcoming game billed as the top contest of the season.
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Cleveland Indians
Collegians trounce Oberlin after strong hitting
The Elyria Collegians traveled to Oberlin to face the Oberlin team and won 12 to 1. The visitors collected 15 hits led by Skryp and Stolvenbe, while Shiep pitched well with 32 strikeouts and only three hits allowed.
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Golfer equals Spring Valley course record
Eddie Ilsan and Larry Nabholia shared the Spring Valley course record, matched yesterday by Jareld Paddock playing with Eddie Hasman and Bob Randall in a 25 finish. Paddock designed Spring Valley, prompting audience surprise at the achievement. The sale note: Philpotts mammoth money raising shoe sale extended into the balance of this week.
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Larry Nabholia
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Local men to try for state golf honors
Leonard Tifford and Todd Moise enter the state Amateurs at Westwood starting Tuesday. Ed Hasman, the current state champion, is viewed as the favorite though Tifford and Moise are in good form. The event draws players from Clyria Westland Westwood and nearby clubs with early rounds at Westwood country club.
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Todd Moise
Westwood
Eddie Hasman
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Tufford
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Leonard Tufford
Clyria
M. J
Golfers Face Rough Day at Spring Valles Course
A prominent club maker’s US rep and two players tried the Spring Valles course in Cleveland conditions. The lead golfer faltered after several drives, aiming to place a single club near a struck ball. The day drew crowds as local courses stayed busy and notable figures traveled.
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Richwine's Wallop Lorain Metzger Robinson Outfit
Richwine's team walloped Lorain Metzger Robinson 11 to 3 in a county championship push. Baslor Hollingsworth and Henning strengthened the lineup, while Rose hurled six solid innings for the Ice Cream Bosses, who seek a game with Wilder Cubs next.
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George Richwine
Fochwine Ice Cream Co
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Ohio
Knights of St John Defeat Woodmen in Ninth Inning Rout
In a Cascade park game Sunday the Knights of St John topped the Woodmen 11 to 1 in the ninth inning. Errors plagued both sides as Con blew up and Worcester finished for the Woodmen, while Curtice of the Knights was wild early on. A large crowd attended the first of a double header.
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King and Queen Open Wimbledon in Jubilee Ceremony
King George and Queen attend the opening of Wimbledon as about 166,900 spectators fill the grounds. The 12 day event begins with royal medals for past champions and an exhibition doubles match featuring Mile. Lenglen and Elizabeth Ryan against Mrs. Kitty Godfree and Senora DAlvarez.
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Classic Game Ends With Narrow Margin In Indian Showdown
A rugged contest features J Sewell and Wyatt leading the Indians in a close clash. Key scorers Miller and Hebnacht contribute as Boston and Chaseland traded blows, with late lines and battles at the rim shaping the final score.
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Pro Amateur at Westwood Today Draws Local Golfers
The Pro Amateur at Westwood today features top local players including Bob Randall Jack Hinch Leonard Tufford and Edward Barber with Randall and Tufford among the leaders in the qualifying rounds. The event precedes the Amateur matches with more high level golf anticipated in the Closelrud district this month.
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Leonard Tufford
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Congress Lake
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New York Commission May Vacate Dempsey Title
The New York State Athletic Commission may strip Jack Dempsey of the heavyweight title after a scheduled hearing. If Dempsey is declared ineligible, no promoter may sign him, and the title could be vacated with a Wills vs Tunney match ordered. The situation involves Tex Rickard and potential cross‑state moves to Jersey City.
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