Ohio Amateur Opens First Round Play At Toledo
Thirty two golfers enter match play for the Ohio amateur championship at Country Club Toledo led by medalists Jack Munro of Akron and Jack Cummins of Cleveland. The field includes Toledo Cleveland Columbus Akron Cincinnati and others with quarter finals set for tomorrow and the final on Saturday.
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Akron
Cincinnati
Ashland
Newark
Dayton
Jack Munro
Ed Grolle
Toledo
Ray Miller
Melvin Carpenter
Columbus
Ed Liebenthal
Cleveland
O. Handy
Ed Ham
George Berry
Johnny Florio
W. C. McGuire
Tim Armstrong
Glen Bishop
Neil Ransick
Frank Southard
Holy Cross Juniors Clinch Seventeenth Win at Oberlin
The Holy Cross Juniors defeated Oberlin Tigers 13 to 11 at Oberlin to stretch their season record to seventeen wins. Key hits included two base hits by Ross Varzincak Krueger 2 Parker S Boardnar, three base hits by Boardnar, home runs by Koviak, sacrifices by Boardnar. Winning pitcher was Ross, losing pitcher Krueger. Umpires John Pollack. Time of game 1 hour minutes.
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Holy Cross
Oberlin Tigers
Oberlin
Lorain
Cascade
Ross
Varzincak
Krueger
Parker
S. Boardnar
Boadnar
Koviak
Joe Ross
Jrs
Kreuger
John Pollack
Sete
Fren gh ace favored at Wimbledon
Wimbledon coverage notes that with the field down to 16, the Men's Singles draw awaits completion of preliminaries as Women’s Singles, doubles, and mixed doubles continue. American players are scheduled for nine matches today including Elizabeth Ryan versus Mme Josane Sig- poses.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Elizabeth Ryan
Mme
Josane Sig
Victory For Locals Will Clinch First Half Championship
Elyria Lorain leads the Suburban League with strong pace as five straight wins boost Mike Skryp to seven straight victories. A Sunday clash with Lorain at Riverview could seal the first half title for the locals, while Lorain seeks an upset to force a playoff.
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Lorain
Riverview
Elyria
Mike Skryp
Standings and batting leaders for Elyria team noted
American Results show Washington 13 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 2 Chicago 7 Detroit 4 Boston 3 New York 5 16 St Louis 4 4. American Games Today Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston. Elyria batting averages list Skryp leads with .533, L Nickelette .364, Wragg .333. Smith tops runs with 10 in eight games. Skryp 8, Louie Nickelette 7. Elyria 9 North Olmsted 3. Elyria 7 Berea 1. Elyria 9 Lorain 1. Elyria 1 Independence 5. Elyria 9 Independence 1. Elyria 4 Dover 0. Elyria 10 Dover 3. Elyria 4 Berea 3. Runs 53, Opp.
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Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Etroit
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Elyria
Skryp
L. Nickelette
Chuck Wragg
Smith
Louie Nickelette
North Olmsted
Berea
Lorain
Independence
Elyriia
Dover
Oppc
L. Nickolette
Wragg
See Se
Yd Smith
Forbush
T. Nickolette
Ambrose
Erre
Arndt
Vincent
Tulk
Cook
Suby
Washington Beats Indians 3 0 in Slump Buster
Washington defeats Cleveland 3 to 0 as Indians slump continues. Harder started for Cleveland, Brown for Washington, with Washington exploding for eleven runs in the seventh inning. Burns, Hartley, and Hodapp among notable contributions as Cleveland reshuffles lineup amid the losing streak. Ferrer expected to start next vs Yankees. Shoffner charged with the loss. Time 2 30.
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Cleveland
Redskins
Indians
Harder
Brown
Senators
Shoffner
Washington
Peckinbaugh
Joe Sewell
Burnett
Goldman
Leeds
Grover Hartley
New York Yankees
Ferrer
R.H
A. E Myer
Hayes
Rice
Teste
Nee Harris
Manush
Cronin
Tees McLeod
Shires
West
Bluege
Ruel
E Burnett
Tb Morgan
Hodapp
Averill
Cf Wee Porter
Es Hartley
C Goldman
Ss Harder
Ts Fame
Jablonowski
P Glatto
Five Leading Hitters in Each Major League
The data lists top hitters by league and year to date. American League leaders include Cochrane Phil 49 games 169 at bats 38 runs 67 hits for a .396 on base and Ruth N. with 61 games 213 at bats 79 runs 80 hits for a .376, while Gehrig N. has 61 games 222 at bats 55 runs 86 hits for a .387. National League leaders show Fisher St. with 89 games 109 at bats 26 runs 47 hits for a .431, Klein Phil 47 games 237 at bats 60 runs 97 hits for a .409, and Waner P. with 51 games 192 at bats 40 runs 77 hits for a .401. Foxx previously led the year a hoy.
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G. AB. R. H. Pet
Washington Crew Looks Best At Poughkeepsie
Washington Huskies edge into favor at the twenty-eighth interscholastic race in Poughkeepsie with two season wins over California and Wisconsin. Yale and Cornell are noted contenders, while Navy, Syracuse, and Columbia show strong histories. Penn descends from the 1909 win with no recent victories.
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Washington Crew
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Washington
California
Wisconsin
Yale
Poughkeep
Navy
Columbia
Cornell
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Penn
Cornell Eee
Furnace prevail in 8th inning win in industrial league
The Foa Furnace beat Troxel 5 to 4 to stay unbeaten for the Industrial League championship chase. Ohio Fuel and Gas topped Steel and Tubes 10 to 8 in the other league game as late surges fell short. Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 13 to 12 while Brooklyn lost to Pittsburgh in the four game NL series opener.
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Foa Furnace
Troxel
Furnace
Fox
Ohio Fuel and Gas
Steel and Tubes
Steel Boys
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
H Kerns
Enane Thomasco
Dubesa
Eases
Smith
P Box
Sanrnee LaCross
Albert
Ohio Fuel and Gas AB
R James
Tee McFadden
Johnson
Pemenr
Leposhi
Enee
Easmnane
Fidler
Unger
Seee Jelens
Seibert
Wenaee
Menz
Fritz
C ‘Jackson
Steel and Tubes AB
J. Messaros
Eee
Kokai
Rodgers
Er Barkacs
Soja
Tisza
Gatz
Potyok
Gaines
Meinke
O. F. Gas
National Results Highlights in Five Major Games
National results show Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 5 to 1 while Chicago beat Philadelphia 15 to 12 and Cincinnati triumphed 11 to 3. Boston Stouts faced rain affecting play with other outcomes unclear.
National Games Today Lead Matchups
National Games today feature Brooklyn versus Chicago Boston versus Cincinnati New York versus St Louis and Philadelphia versus Pittsburgh. Association results show Minneapolis 87 Indianapolis 5 6 Milwaukee 7 Toledo 1 Kansas City 4 Columbus 2 Louisville 6 St Paul 4. Axnasociation games list Toledo at Milwaukee Columbus at Kansas City Indianapolis at Minneapolis Louisville at St Paul.
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Wnational Leagle
Brooklyn
Wen Seas
Chicago
Wee
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
St Paul
Ley
Seston
Tennis World Cup Notes Show Strong Doubles Lineups
The report lists participants across art and sport events with Helen Jacobs and Mary Slanery in women's singles, Moody and Ryan facing Burr and Thompson, Cross and Palfrey pairing with Antrobus and James, while doubles feature Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn, Metcalf and Vinall, Doecg and Lott, Bell and Mangin, and Timmer with Burr. United States players Tilden, Lott, Doeg, and Mangin reach the fourth round as Cd?chet eyes a title defense, needing tough rounds ahead.
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Fred Perry
Mary Heeley
England
Tilden
United States
George Lott
John Doeg
Wilmer Allison
Gregory Mangin
Lott
Doeg
Henri Cochet
France
Cochet
Hans Timmer
Holland
Berkeley Bell
Amenica
Rosenbloom Wins Light Heavy Title
Maxie Rosenbloom of New York defeated Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo in a 15 round decision to claim the world light heavyweight championship. The bout drew 18,000 fans and about $60,000 in gate, with Rosenbloom often pressuring Slattery and earning judges' votes after a disputed final round.
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Buffalo
WN. Y
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Tommy Loughran
Rosenbloom
Jimmy Slattery
New York Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
Harlem Harlequin
Loughran
Slattery
United Press
Patsy Haley
Rosenblum
George Patrick
Brooklyn
George Kelly
Pirates topple Dodgers 5 to 1 as Kremer shines on mound
Pittsburgh backed Ray Kremer's effective pitching with timely hitting to beat Brooklyn 5 1. Cincinnati cruised past New York 11 3 in the only other National League game.
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Pittsburgh
Ray Kremer
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Athletics Triumph 7-2 As Earnshaw Shuts Chicago
George Earnshaw pitched the Athletics to a 7 to 2 victory over Chicago while Walberg Shores and Quinn struggled in relief. The Son fell behind 8 to 1 after early innings and failed to rally.
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George Earnshaw
Athletics
Chicago
Walberg
Shores
Quinn
Secon
Wor
Methodists Meet Church of Christ In Big League Night
Church League schedule promises thrillers tonight with three top games. Methodists, at .500, challenge unbeaten Church of Christ at Hamilton Field in the night’s marquee match. Holy Cross meets Baptists at McKinley Field, while St. John’s faces Hungarian Reformed at Richwine Field.
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Methodists
Church of Christ
Hamilton Field
Holy Cross
Baptists
McKinley Field
St. John’s
Richwine Field
Sharkey Sweeps Butler In Junior Tennis Win
Jim Sharkey a local tennis star breezed to an easy 6-0 6-0 victory over Butler of Cleveland West High in the Cleveland Press Junior Tennis Tourney at Edgewater Park. He advances to meet Grossman of Lincoln High in the third round.
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Jim Sharkey
Butler
Cleveland West High
Cleveland Press
Edgewater Park
Sharkey
Cleveland
Grossman
Lincoln High
Elyria Country Club handicap sweepstakes winner
Thirty three entries competed in a handicap sweepstakes at Elyria Country Club yesterday. John Whitney won with a 49 50 handicap totaling 69. C W Phillips was second with a low net of 70. R E Jackson placed third with 71. A J Ploch er, Vince Walsh, C C Bowers and Eddie Raus tied for fourth with 73.
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Elyria Country Club
John Whitney
C. W. Phillips
Dr. R. E. Jackson
A. J.plocher
Vince Walsh
C. C. Bowers
Eddie Raus
Garden Promises Action to Stomp Foul Boxing Evil
June 26 Madi son Square Garden officials led by Frank Bruen pledged cooperation to stamp out fouls and give the public a run for its money. They discussed limits on low blows, protective gear, and penalties, proposing a temporary bye for fouled fighters and a quick rematch option to curb foul play. Detroit defeated Boston 4 to 3 as Russell drove in four runs in the eighth.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Frank Bruen
the Garden
United Press
Bruen
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