Chronicle Telegram teams clash over six man lineup protest
League managers sparred over using a six man Chronicle Telegram squad with five production staff players. Colson Co and Columbia Steel Co backed a six man field while Court House Rats stayed away. Harvey Heath praised for pitching. Jim Armitage barred. league plans to join Recreation Indoor League.
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Lorain County Golfers Lose in Cleveland Match
Lorain county golfers were defeated in a tournament at Westwood Country Club by Cleveland’s Westwood team. The Lorain and Elyria clubs fielded the county team with thirty players from each club competing in the afternoon event.
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Braves Rally Ends Jack Scott's Run in 4-2 Win
Wednesday saw Jack Scott knocked out early by the Braves but returning for a revenge victory as Atlanta beat an opponent 4 to 2. Fred Toney, former Giant pitcher, outpitched King Alexander and the Cardinals defeated the Cubs 6 to 1.
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Washington 15 Wins Regatta at Poughkeepsie
Dow Walling a 21 year old from Washington led the Huskies to victory in the intercollegiate regatta eight with a 14:13 1-5 finish amid rain and a downpour. Navy, Columbia, Syracuse, Cornell and Pennsylvania trailed as Washington claimed the first western win in 38 years. Cornell edged Washington in the freshmen two mile by a slim margin as Syracuse second, Penn fourth.
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Wellington Plays at Ashland Saturday
Ashland Ohio reports the Wellington team will play at Ashland Saturday and West Salem Sunday with Ridgeville noted for a poor showing last Sunday after a defeat.
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Sports Today Meet Results Across Nation and Abroad
Racing meets at Aqueduct and Latonia feature prominent jockey clubs. Tennis showcases Wimbledon world championship and intercollegiate events in Philadelphia. Golf visits Mt Vernon and Washington for national and state championships. Swimming hosts Pacific Coast diving and Meadowbrook Club event. Boxing lists Coogan and Schlaifer bouts in Dayton and Omaha.
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Norwalk 1 0 0 F Team to Play Lorain Eagles
Lorain Eagle baseball fans can expect strong play as Lorain hosts Norwalk 1 0 0 F at Oakwood Park Sunday at 3 30 p m. The Eagles have won six straight and Mancette is slated to pitch for Lorain with Guthne and Burton probable batters in the lineup.
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Ward fixes second base in Yankee hopes for pennant
Miller Huggins, Yankees manager, moved Erin Ward to second base two years ago and Ward has grown into a standout at the position. Fans once mocked the switch, but Ward is now praised for his double plays and pivot work as the club aims for a fierce pennant chase.
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Yankees Take Lead With Comeback Win Over Athletics
The Yankees defeated the Athletics 6 to 1 after a ninth inning rally by Beaton, aided by Wally Pipp who drove in a run in the sixth and homered in the eighth. The win put New York six games ahead as the Red Sox and Senators battled to a tight finish.
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Columbus Boy Wins Marble Championship
Harlin McCoy a 14 year old from Columbus Ohio wins the United States marble title defeating Sammy Schneider 11 of St Louis in the national tournament final round in Atlantic City New Jersey on June 29 1923. The same date Lorain reports Tapisco A C to meet Kipton A C at City Field Sunday at 230 pm. Elyria notices a Young Men’s Christian Association meeting July 2 1923 at 730 pm to authorize sale of 331 Third St and consider constitutional amendments and other business.
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Phillies Rally Stages Seventh Inning Surge Against Brooklyn
Phillies mount a seventh inning rally against Brooklyn to score five runs and overturn a deficit, finishing with a 7 to 2 victory.
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Eleven Victory Run Pushes Team Past Tigers
A brief report notes the team secured its eleventh win of the season by defeating the Tigers in a convincing performance. The win extends their momentum and maintains strong standings.
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