National League names 23 for All Star game at Washington
The National League announced its 23 member roster for the All Star game to be played July 7 in Washington. Bill Terry of the Giants selects six Giants, five Cubs, four Cardinals, three Pirates, two Reds and one each from Dodgers, Phillies, and Bees, with coaches Frankie Frisch and Chuck Dressen aiding. The lineup hinges on whether the American League starts a left-handed pitcher, but the NL features Debutants Grissom Blanton Bartell Jurges Moore Vaughan Mize and others, while Mungo Hartnett and Hartnett lead a deep pitching and batting corps.
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Washington
National League
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Giants
Cubs
Cardinals
Pirates
Reds
Dodgers
Phillies
Bees
Terry
Charlie Grimm
Gabby Hartnett
Gus Mancuso
Ernie Lombardi
Dizzy Dean
Car Hub‘bell
van Mungo
Cy Blanton
Buckey Walters
Lee Grissom
Johnny Mize
Rip Collins
Billy Herman
Bursess Whitehead
Dick Bartell
Billy Jurges
Arky Vaughan
Joe Medwick
Frank Demaree
Paul Waner
Pepper Martin
Gene Moore
Mel Ott
Joe Moore
Grissom
Cincinnati
Britant Southpaw
Blanton
Bartell
Jurge
Lefty Grove
Boston
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Collins
Herman
Jurges
Medwick
Martin
Demaree
Hartnett
Mungo
Mize
U Bartells
Vaughan
Medwickef
Waner
Ott
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Luke Appling
White Sox
New York
Vernon Gomez
Bill Dickey
Lou Gehrig
Robert
Red) Rolfe
Joe DiMaggio
Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Charley Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Gerald Walker
Bob Grove
Stee Cronin
Roger Cramer
Jimmy Foxx
Wesley Ferrell
Richard Ferrell
Charles
Buddy) Myer
Chicago
Monty Stratton
Luke Sewell
St. Louis
Harland Clift
Beau Bell
Cleveland
Mel Harder
Earl Averill
Philadelphia
Wally Moses
Lontfield
Sports Cut Short By Ernie Braden
A district boxing fund for injured fighters has collected 1230.71 and spent 495.50 on medical care for 13 boxers. Highlights note Joe Marty boosting Cubs, Gutteridge base-running feats, and Joe Medwick leading NL batting and RBIs while tied for home runs. The Turks seek college crew ideas and a proposed pro-exhibition tour may reward low aggregate scores.
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District of Columbus Boxing Commission
District of Columbia
British Football Association
Three City League Games Scheduled Tonight
Elyria Hardware and Es ker-Fox meet at McKinley while Ridgeville St Peters Church hosts Elyria Dairies at Hamilton. The M C A and Sears Roebucks play at Jefferson in City League action tonight.
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Esker-Fox
McKinley
Ridgeville St. Peters Church
Elyria Dairies
Hamilton
Sears- Roebucks
Jefferson
Elyria Girls Meet Lorain Ten At Chippewa Lake
Elyria Girls and Lorain Ten play in a postponed Lorain county league softball game at Chippewa Lake as a feature of the Goofall picnic program. Elyria Girls meet at the B. and C. depot at 7:30 a m tomorrow.
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Lorain Ten
Chippewa
Elyria Girls
Lorain Goodaills
Lorain County Clais
Chippewa Lake
LaGrange Sandusky contest rained out and rescheduled
LaGrange Hardwares and the Soldiers and Sailors Home baseball team from Sandusky had their game postponed by rain. Next Sunday Hardwares meet Smitty's Waldorf Lovers and on Monday July 5 Hardwares face Cedar Point nine at LaGrange. IGIRLS' LEAGUE games see Elyria girls traveling to Ridgeville for Lorain County softball, with Lorain Weitz vs Lorain Goodall pending.
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Soldiers and Sailors
Team of
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Hardwares
Smitty
la Grange
Igirls
Elyria Girls
Ridgeville
Lorain County
Biuiera
Lorain Weitz
Lorain Goodallx
Lorain Wilson Auto
Leo Swaney
West Erie Ave
Lorain
Roxe Radios Drill At Roosevelt Diamond At Six
Bone Radios will practice on the Roosevelt diamond at 6 00. All players are asked to be present for the session and heat up.
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Roosevelt Diamond
Lorain Duskeys Beat Avon In County A Game
The Lorain Duskeys edged Avon Merchants 10 to 9 at City Field Lorain to take undisputed first place in the Lorain Amateur Baseball Association Class A standings. The Duskeys finished the first half with five wins and one loss while Lyon Tailors hold four wins and one loss after a postponed game.
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Lorain Duskey Brothers
Avon Merchants
Lorain Amateur Baseball Association
City Field
Lorain
Elyria Business
Lorain Lyon Tailors
Cascade Park
Duskeys
Lyon Tailors
Lyons
Indians and Browns to open series after twin bill loss
Cleveland Indians split a doubleheader in Philadelphia losing 10 to 0 to the Athletics then rebounding to beat Philadelphia 7 to 2. Hal Trosky and Bruce Campbell fueled the offense while Willis Hudlin earned his seventh win. The Indians, returning from a rough East Coast swing, prepare to host the St. Louis Browns in Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Willis Huchin
Tribe
Bruce Campbell
Hal Trosky
George Caster
Cleveland AB
Kilo A. E Lary
Hurhes
Aveni
Rothrock
Johnson
Peters
Newsome
Ambler
Brucker
Uaster
Andrews
Horsehair thieves pursued after street trade and horse injury
Police sought several men selling horsehair hatbands and watch fobs on a street. They were suspected of cutting off parts of a horse’s tail at a hitching stand. The era reflects renewed interest in color in fashion.
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Martinez Cal
Yarosz Conn Set for 12 Round Title Build Up
In Pittsburgh on June 28, Bill Conn of East Liberty and Teddy Yarosz former world middleweight champion plan workouts for their 12 round bout at Forbes Field on Wednesday night. Conn, weighing 162 pounds after weekend sessions with 12 rounds yesterday, will train again today. Yarosz, finishing training in Summit, New Jersey, worked 15 rounds yesterday and heads to Pittsburgh tomorrow evening. Promoter Ellwood Rigby predicts a gate over $50,000 and plans to match the winner with Freddie Steele of Seattle.
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Bill Conn
East Liberty
Teddy Yarosz
Monaco
Forves Field
Conn
Eagle's Rest
Freddie Steele
Seattle
Yarosz
Summit
Ellwood Rigby
Steele
Standings and Results From Yesterday’s Baseball Scores
Standings show Philadelphia 10 to 2 over opponents and Cleveland at 0 to 7. New York 3 loss to Detroit 5. Boston posted 11 dollars in earnings? St. Louis 0 to 7. Chicago defeated Washington 5 to 3.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Clevelandee
Ashington
St Louis Cere
Start Play In College Golf Tourney Today
The 39th National Intercollegiate Golf tournament opened at Oakmont with 164 players in medal play. Todar’s 18 holes follow tomorrow as 32 lowest scores advance to match play, while 25 schools chase team title led by Yale, last year’s champion.
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Pipttsburgh
Oakmont Country Club
Charley Kocsis
Michigan
Kocsis
Todar
Fowest
Yale
North Shore Golf Club
Glenview
McLEMORE weighs Vanderbilt Cup cars and contenders
United Press correspondent Henry McLemore surveys six cars from Stevens-Duryea to Saxon as potential entries for the 300 mile Vanderbilt Cup at Roosevelt Raceway. He notes the Saxon roadster’s reliability, contrasts American and European competitors, and recalls last year’s Alfa Romeo victory by Nuvolari. The piece highlights European drivers Rosemeyer, Caracciola, Dellus, Bjornstad, and Dick Seaman, with American hopes pinned on underdog outcomes.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Roosevelt Raceway
Stevens-Duryea
Flanders
Haynes
F. M
White and
Stanley
FIDO
Stevens-Durren
Bradenton
Sarasota
Tario Nuvolari
Italy
Nuvolari
Bernd Rosemeyer
Rudolf Caracciola
Ernst Dellus
Eugene Bjornstad
England
Dick Seaman
Right Students To Do Research Right Students To Do Research
Eight students in leading universities will conduct advanced scientific researches this year under the Charles A Coffin fellowships established by General Electric Company. Fellowships total 5000 dollars annually. Renewals include Julian Schwinger Columbia studying neutron scattering by deuterons and Harold C Voct Harvard investigating the nature of the neutron. Other awards include Joseph R Dietrich College of William and Mary on propagation of potential Indis charge fades at the University of Virginia Henry P George Lehigh University on diffusion at grain boundaries Donald L Herr University of
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Schenectady
Charles A. Coffin
General Electric Company
Coffin
Julian Schwinger
Columbia
Harold C. Voct
Harvard
Joseph R. Dietrich
College of William and Mary
University of Virginia
Henry P. George
Lehigh University
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Donald L. Herr
University of
Bittners To Meet Cleveland Ten In Harmon Headliner
The Lovat Street Banks of Cleveland and the Bittner Funeral Home will meet in the feature contest at Harmon Field tomorrow night. Elyria’s Bittners, a leading Class A team, draw strong Cleveland opposition while Eaker-Fox of the City League faces Lorain Window Glass. The first game starts at una with Fairview merchants meeting Elyria Hardwares on the Friday card.
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Cleveland
Bittner Feneral
Harmon Field
Bittners
Elyria
Eaker-Fox Ten
Lorain
Una
Fairview
Elyria Hardwares
Wakeman Red Caps Sweep Akron in Twin Wins
Wakeman OhioJune 28 The Wakeman Red Caps swept a doubleheader versus Akron Goodrich Semi Pros winning 5 2 in the afternoon at Akron and 14 2 at Wakeman. Wasem pitched the first game and Bement Thomas and Nerbert worked the mound in the nightcap with the Caps dominating. Notable hits included Spratt Bartlome Eide Hutton Pollin and Sarvithe with multiple two base hits and several strikeouts and double plays noted. Umpires were Bickel Holt and Wiles Bellamy.
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Wakeman Red Caps
Akron Goodrich
Akron
Wasem
Caps
Thomas
Bement
Maz Das
Spratt
Bartlome
Eide
Buke
Yarsa
Bs Hames
Off Hames
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Holt
Hutton
Hi Pollin
Sarvithe
Schriner
Buckley
Pollins
Simpson
Nerbert
Terry
Newbert
Wiles
Bellamy
Wakeman AB
Ween Warsa
Yaro
Rf. Spratt
Lehriner
Nae Bartlome
Akron AB
EL Simpson
Asee Teeters Becher
Fessler
Voyoto
Ib-p
Krelehbaum
Ang
Minneapolis Wins Pair From Columbus In A A
In Columbus Ohio on June 28 Minneapolis swept the last two games of a five game set to move within one game of first place in the American Association. Wag ner earned his eleventh win of the season and his sixth straight in the nightcap as Columbus dropped the twin bill 6 to 4. Toledo split with St Paul, winning the first game 8 to 1 and dropping the second 15 to 2. Kansas City swept Indianapolis 6 to 3 to even the series, while Milwaukee took both ends from Louisville 13 to 6 and 19 to 6.
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G.B
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Syracuse
Wes Eees
Toronto
Rochester
American Association
Charlie Wagner
Louisville
County Loop Standing to study nonlinear circuit oscillations
Richard W. Mattoon of Antioch College will study oscillation in non linear circuits. Nathaniel 2. Korman from Worcester Polytechnic will conduct deposition studies of mono molecular films on solids at the University of Chicago. Stuart T. Martin of MIT will observe thermionic emission and tungsten crystal adsorption properties. All will work at MIT.
Ten Percentage Points Separate First Three Teams In Senior Loop
National League pennant race tightens as Cubs stumble to Brooklyn, Giants beat St Louis, and Dodgers split two with Chicago. Cubs lead at .600, Cardinals .593, Giants .590, with a half game separating third place from the top. Yankees push four games up in the AL with 9-5 win over Detroit. White Sox, Red Sox, Reds win and lose in varied fashion.
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United Press
EW York
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Brooklyn
Carl Mubbell
New York Giants
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Cardinals
Giants
Burleigh Grimes
Dodgers
Chicago
van Mungo
Luke Hamlin
Fang
Girls Industrial League Schedule Announced
The Y W C A Industrial Girls League posted its first half schedule. Opening night features General Industries vs Worthington Ball at Roosevelt 6:30 p.m. with dates through September listing matches between General Troxell Worthington W A M S and others.
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General Industries Girls
Worthington Ball Girls
Roosevelt
General
Worthington
W. A. MS
Troxell
Troxeell
S. Troxell
Fleida Wll
Yesterday's Hero George Selkirk drives 16th homer in win
George Selkirk of the Yankees powered a victory over Detroit with four hits in five at bats and four RBIs, including his 16th homer of the season, showcasing key run production in the game.
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George Selkirk
Yankees
Detroit
Reds Beaten Twice By Boston Bees Open With Pirates
Cincinnati, June 28. The Pittsburgh Pirates will open a series with the Reds here Tuesday. The Boston Bees upset Cincinnati twice at Crosley Field, 2–1 and 10–5, with Boston rallying for a four-run sixth in the first game and five runs in both the first and fifth of the second. Danny MacFayden and Jim Turner pitched for Boston. Reds manager Chuck Dressen used nearly every pitcher on his staff. Cincinnati did not lead in either game.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Crosley Field
Reds
Boston
Danny MacFayden
Jim Turner
Chuck Dressen
Paul Derringer
Lee Grissom
Gene Schott
al Hollingsworth
Local golf results at Elyria Cherry Ridge and Spring Valley clubs
Results from Elyria Country Club show Ravin 41 for nine holes and Bird 46 while Foster posted 84 after two rounds. Cherry Ridge leaders Gariss 76 narrowly over Otten 77. Spring Valley lists Benn 34-38-72 and Kunkle 39-35-74 with several other scores and a 3-2 match win for Kunkle over McMahon.
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J. A. Ravin
Elyria Country Club
Bill Bird
Dan Foster
Rudy Staff
Cherry Ridge
Les Gariss
Joe Otten
L. Barkacs
Elmer Bainbridge
Spring Valley
Ernie Benn
Nelson Church
George Kunkle
A. J. Fenoner
Karl Kleinert
W. S. Miller
F.E. Brumfield
Joe McMahon
Major Loop Leaders and Canceled Local Game
Major league batting leaders include Medwick of the Cardinals with 55 hits in 92 at bats and Gehrig of the Yankees posting a .335 average, while Greenberg of the Tigers leads in runs and home run counts. A scheduled game between Bitner Funeral Home and Lorain B and M Billiards has been cancelled by Bitner Management.
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Decky Wacky
Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
George Selkirk
Yankees
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
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Tiger Star
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G. AB. R. H. Pet
Gehrig
Yanks
Walker
P. Waner
Pirates
Selkirk
Seeeseee
Cardinals
Tiers
Medsick
WITS
Theers
Bitner Funeral Home
Lorain B & M
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