Independence Lady Upsets Ray Henley in Ohio Short Ship Pace
Ray Henley driven by G M Hagler of Nena Ohio loses to Independence Lady in the 215 Class Pace at Lorain County Fairgrounds marking the end of a thirty heat winning streak. Myrtle McKlo and Lou Grattan win heats in 222 Pace divisions, while Calvin May and Rose Marie claim wins in the second division. Hollywood Lexington captures 2.22 Pace claiming, with Andy Watts driving.
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Lorain County Fairgrounds
Ray Henley
G M Hagler
Nena Ohio
Independence Lady
Ohio
Tomen
Independence Lad
Jake Worthy
Rghts
Joe McGraw
Washington
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Hedgewood
Pender
Whitehead
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Junior Hedgewood
Lou Grattan
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Calvin May
Rose Marie
Hollywood Lexington
Mansfield
Andy Watts
Candida
E P Clement
Parshalls
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Peter Vichlo
Red Chatham
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Yreiseo Star de San Francasxea
Lady Lipton
Riley Anointed Fresh Coach At Ashland SBHLAND
Riley has been named the new coach at Ashland SBHLAND, replacing the previous leader amid changes in the program. The appointment signals a shift in strategy and aims to revitalize the team’s performance this season.
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Riley
Ashland Sbhland
Race Night Cards with Multiple Harness Contests
The page lists four races for an events night featuring pace and trot formats with detailed entrant slates. Notable entries include 1-Tames R Braden Carloes and 2-Miss Bordeer Smart in Race One, 1-Nornan Peter Martison and The Be mort Ershie in Race Two, Joe Dillon Peck and Peter Patch Snort in Race Three, Polly Broone Richardson and Sally Wilson Wonitead in Race Four.
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Braden Carloes
Miss Bordeer
Smart
John D
Su Ee Stout
Gus Jr
Baswe
Birgitt Scheiber
Harry Lauder Hurte
Prince Mac McMille
Azort _ Peck
Joe Wats
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Crawford Mahone
MeMffen
Seratoy Mckloo Beckwell
Nornan
Peter Martison
Be'mort Ershie
Chronicle-Telegram
Joe Dillon Peck
Peter Patch Snort
Jimmy Strathmore Fitzgpatrih
Tasefast Harte
Queen Abbe
Scott Morison
Polly Broone Rchardson
Sally Wilson
Wonitead
Gladys Ellen Eae Stout
Lee Mach
Stadium Leagues Get Under Way at Ely Stadium
Summer Athletic program opens with five games across American National and Federal leagues. Senators edge Athletics 9 8 Yanks top Indians 19 12 in American play. Giants beat Cards 6 1 in National and Wildcats win 14 3 over Mud Hens in Federal action.
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Shallatta
Maroons Prepare for Grafton Game with Roosevelt Practice
Maroons practice tonight and Friday at the Roosevelt diamond in preparation for the Sunday game with the Grafton Bitners. All players are asked to be on hand for both sessions.
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Eli% Marsons
Roosevelt Diamond
Hunk Anderson Heads to Mayo Clinic for Sinus Trouble
Heartly Hunk Anderson, successor to the late Knute Rockne as Notre Dame head football coach, is en route to Mayo Clinic Rochester for treatment of serious sinus trouble and a general breakdown. Robert Riley named freshman coach at Ashland College, replacing resigning R R Thauvette.
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Ashland
R R Thauvette
Cleveland
Eagles to Meet Amherst Team Here Sunday
Eagles meet Amherst Mischka Meats in an opening game of the Tri County league second half at Meats Park Sunday. Elyria Eagles, after a strong first half, seek a victory over Amherst to strengthen their hold as Clawson and Bartlomé form the mound duo.
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Icva Brdmen
Ard
Ating
Tre Dlagies
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St Paul Ties For Ass'n Lead In Baseball Standings
In Columbus on June 24 the St Paul and Louisville squads shared the American Association lead at 34 wins 28 losses after both won and Louisville dropped two to Milwaukee 1 0 and 4 2 Knott starred for Milwaukee in game one while St Paul outslugged Columbus 12 7 Milwaukee also beat Minneapolis in a doubleheader 5 2 and 8 7 Ed Holley guided Kansas City Blues to a 4 2 win over Indianapolis allowing six hits
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East Side Blues Take Win Over Dodgers in Nonspecific Game
East Side Blues defeated Dodgers 5 to 9 in an uneven contest played last night on Allen selinol diamond. Knipper earned the win on the mound allowing three hits while the East Side crew seeks future games. contact Max Dumske at 41374 for schedule.
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Dodgers
Allen Selinol
Knipper
West Side Blues
Allen
Max Dumske
American Results From Early Baseball Card Scores
American Results list multiple games with scores involving Cleveland Boston New York Chicago Washington Detroit Philadelphia St Louis and Detroit. National results show Cincinnati Boston and Pittsburgh plus two Chicago New York matchups with St Louis Philadelphia. Association results include Milwaukee Louisville St Paul Columbus and Toledo with several scheduled games today.
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New Yorlk
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Piladelphia
St Louis
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
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Short Ship Races Highlight Lorain County Fairgrounds card
A classy field of harness horses headlines the 211 Class Pace for the Chronicle-Teegram purse at Lorain County Fairgrounds tonight around 9 45. Peter Patch Jimmy Strathmore Joe Dillon Basefast Queen Abbe and Black Scout lead six starters with Jimmy Strathmore favored. the 218 Class Pace features Dik Rudy Gu Jr and other Clement horses. The night also offers the Classified Trot with Joe Waits and Norman Peter among likely contenders plus entertainment by Jack Sulivan and his band and radio stars from WJAY guesting tonight.
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Chronicle Telegram
Jimmy Strathmore
Chronicle-Teegram
Lorain County
Peter Patch
Joe Dillon
Basefast Queen Abbe
Black Scout
Jimmy Stratomere Wall
McKigo
E P Clement
Dik Rudy
Gu Jr
Clement
Jack Sulivan
WJAY
Jackie Elton
Otf
George Richwine
Ethel Southard
Karl and
Kenns
Bill Strucks String
Indians Win Twin Bill From Red Sox 13-9 10-0
Cleveland swept the Boston Red Sox in a doubleheader scoring 13-9 and 10-0. Willis Hudlin dominated in the nightcap with a one hitter game while Earl Averill led the offense with seven hits in ten plate appearances. Eddie Morgan moved into sole pace in AL batting race with four hits in nine. Mel Harder slated to pitch for Cleveland in the third game with Bob Kline for Boston.
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Earl Webb
Earl Averill
Eddie Morgan
Mel Harder
Cleveland
Bob Kline
Boston
Johnny Risko Semi Final Bout on Title Card
Cleveland June 24 The Schmeling Stribling championship night July 8 card includes Johnny Risko in a semi final eight round bout against Tony Galento. Other bouts feature Charles Hetzlaf versus Wirt Callagher, Frankie Sims versus Jack Dorval, and a clash to settle Schmeling and Stribling camps between Frank Cawley and George Panna. The program proceeds after the top title bout ends.
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Mardison Square
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Jonn Risho
Toy
Tony Galento
Orange
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Stribling
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Duluth
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Jack Dorval
Boston
Frank Cawley
George Panna
Galento
Srumel
Ohio State Tourney Enters Fourth Round
In Cleveland on June 24 the Ohio State tennis tourney reached the fourth round with Cliff Marsh Buffalo ace Leroy Weir Cleveland veteran favored. Marsh beat Nate Ganger 6-3 6-1 and Weir defeated Slatmever by default. Cleve land's Dick Inglis won 6-2 6-3 over Stadler Akron. John Virden former city champion beat Tom Hearly 6-2 6-0. Leonard Keith defeated Reyhold 6-2 6-0.
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Cliff Marsh
Bond Buffalo
Leroy Weir
Marsh
Nate Ganger
Weir
Buffalo
Apthorp
Stearns
Dick Inglis
Kirtland
Boston Beats Cleveland 8 3 In Steady Baseball Tilt
Boston wins 8 to 3 as Brown and Morgan drive in two runs each. Kamm Averill and Sweeney contribute hits while Burnett and Hodnor steal bases. Hudlin yields four walks and nine hits over 3 2/3 innings. Russell allows nine hits over 4 1/3. Umpires Dinneen Geisel and Campbell.
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Barnett Falh
Averill
Wosmth
Hodnor
Kimm Sewell
Kamm
Jak Averill
Stolei
Sweeney
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Burnett
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Morgan Miller
Hudlin
Morris
Byv Hudlin
By Durham
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Dinneen, Geisel and
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Newsboys to Attend Lorain County Fairgrounds Races
The Elyria Driving Club hosts guests and carriers during the Short Ship Circuit meet at Lorain County Fairgrounds tonight with Chronicle Telegram coverage.
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Chronicle-Télegram
Elyria
Lorain County Fairgrounds
Senators Gain Full Game On Athletics
New York reports a busy day in baseball with doubleheaders shaping the American League standings. The Washington Senators swept Detroit, cutting the gap to within two and a half games of the first place Athletics, while Cleveland shut out Boston in two games. In the National League, Cincinnati swept Boston Braves in a doubleheader as rain ruined several other matchups. Ruth homered for the Yankees as they beat the White Sox twice, and Ben Chapman stole three bases to raise his season total.
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Pittsburgh
St Louis
Philadelphia
Angels Retain Larry Dimter After Signing Contention
Larry Dimter, Credental College star athlete and former Fis ra resident, was slated for shipment to the Hisbee club of the Texas Arizona league. Angels officials decided to retain him on the Los Angeles roster until Manager Jack Lelivelt returns for evaluation.
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West Side Blues Seek Games After Forfeit Victory
The West Side Blues plan more games and want local teams to schedule matches. They beat Agnes Juniors one forfeit and announce contact Clarence Stiche at Canfield station corner Broad and East Bridge Streets for bookings with Western Automatic, Pfaudler and Odd Fellows noted.
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Dodgers
McKinley Field
Blues
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Pfaudler
Odd Fellows
Clarence Stiche
Canfield Station
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East Bridge
Hastings-Girl Tennis Finals Set At Stadium
Eight entries competed in the Class 4 Senior Girls tournament at the Stadium. Ruth G will face Betty Hastings in the finals, while Rosetta Dyer meets Janet Reynold in the losers final. Matches resume Wednesday with progress events and summer city championships planned through August.
Rally to Score Two Runs in Seventh and Nose Out Reforms 4-3
In a late seventh inning rally at Welkinley Field the Southenders tied the game 3-3 and scored two runs for a 4-3 victory over the Hungarian Reforms. Cross benefited from timely hits led by Johnny Cebuila and Hank Ernest, with Kaminski and Ko viak delivering key later blows to seal the win. In another Church League game St Johns toppled Baptists 23-16 at Richwine Field, while Methodists won by forfeit over St Pauls at Hamilton Field.
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Churen
Wwekinley Field
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Johnny Yucka
Yucha
Joe Zlatkowski
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Holy Cross
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Hank Ernest
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Van Wie Wattles Match Features Women's Tourney
In Cleveland on June 24, a match between Miss Virginia Van Wie of Chicago and Miss Peggy Wattles of Buffalo was set for the quarterfinals of the Kirtland Invitational women's golf tournament. Van Wie, twice national runner-up, advanced after a Tuesday victory over Mrs J K Patterson of Cleveland 7 and 6, following her second-round win over Mrs Robert Rei of Cleveland.
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Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Peggy Wattles
Buffalo
Kirtland
van Wie
J K Patterson Cleve
Buffalo Star
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