Merchants and Business Men Clash In Cascade Park Bout
Elyria fans await a July 4 showdown as the Merchants face the Business Men in a pivotal Cascade Park Diamond Contest. Both squads boast deep pitching staffs led by pinkie Smith Rule Art Cook for the Merchants and Johnny Yubha Connie Schroeder for the Business Men. Names like Murkowski Barkacos Schroeder and Clawson dot the infield clash, with Smith and Nichols anchoring the outfield as hot, hard hitting rivals battle for second place in a strong local league.
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Cascade Park
Ernie Braden
Elyria
Merchants
Pinkie” Smith
Freddy Rule
Art Cook
Johnny Yubha
Connie Schroeder
Elyria A. C
Tom Burton
Ralph Nichols
Smith
Ted Carpenter
Matt Fortman
Ales Clawson
Fony Adams
Frank Murkowski
Klien
Jerry Barkacs
Murkowski
Barkados
Jin
Gene Myers
Alex Clawson
Ed Stokes
Myers
Steve Bako
Connie
Johnny Cebuia
Merchant
Johnny
Klein
Joe Smith
Frank Kaminski
Tom Smith
Howard Hoton
Lorna Elberts
Pate
Rats and Rum mers win stadium opening games
Joe Brove's Rats topped the Hi-Speeds 5 to 2 and the Rum mers defeated the Indians 19 to 6 in opening hard ball league games played yesterday afternoon at the Stadium.
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Joe Brove
Rats
The
Rummers
Hi-Speeds
Indians
Broves Rats
AB. R.E
Myers
Braden
Weaweseseed
Jones
Eat Crowson
Ae. Smith
Wes
Scott
Ifseaees Brove
Rosiert Eheneeset Murkowski
Kopereseenseed
HisSpeed
Lyons
Thissee
Rober
Aendees Weed
Griffith
Blakely
Daney
Gray
Sees
Kohn
Buswell
Dunstan
Hoton
Hopewell
Banville
Truckers and Browns Win Openers in Stadium League
Paliska Truckers and Browns opened Stadium League softball with decisive victories at Ely Stadium. The Truckers walloped the Business Men 18 to 8 while the Browns routed Elyria Country Club 13 to 1.
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Truckers
Browns
Paliska Truckers
Ely Stadium
Elyria Country Club
B. Brown
Linden
Brown
Hoadley
Marquis
OW. Smith
Joy
R Brown
Mi Liembeek
Sf . Ryan
Harsh
Aead Simmons
Athletica Ore
Yargo
RUNES
Razak
Seer Seeey
Foxx
Athletics
Kostya
Paliska
Klein
Phillies Tf
Koviak
Nees
Kayden
Hurst
Philies
Ane
Ceed
Kieln
Phillies
Hurat
Phillien
Nemenne
Ee Mat Paliska Truckers
Eis Browns
Hy Cross
Wecaseeeweees
Q. Jones
Ff. Reed
Leevee
J. Yarbor
Tee W. Cross
Banders
Macon
O Monk
E. Jackson
J. Brown
Elyria
Club
Barkacs
Miller
Nee Ates
G. Mate
C ‘Sabestian
Teehee
M. Mate
Ceed Prasky
Wren
Pitts
Waeeld Sukey
Vevaeerd
Emebck
Major League Leaders United Press Summary
Athletics Fox leads with 26473 hits and 102 runs batted in. Pirates star Waner posts 88 RBIs and a .381 average. Tigers Walker and Phillies Klein show strong marks, with Ruth and Foxx listed among notable sluggers.
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HY United Press
Pet. Fox
Athletics
P. Waner
Pirates
Walker
Tigers
Babi Motz Ait Horst
Phillies
Ats Klein
Interclub play kicks off fourth round at Spring Valley
Western Division clubs vie today on the Spring Valley course in the fourth round of interclub play. Elyria leads the division and will face Spring Valley, Ashland opposes Wooster, and Lorain meets Norwalk as teams from Elyria and nearby cities compete for points in the ongoing league.
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Spring Valley
Elyria
Hi‘vision
Spring Yvaney
Ashland
Wooster
Lorain
Norwalk
Bob Randall
Canterbury
Randall
Ex-Wittenberg Star Athlete to Coach Here
Ralph Bauer of Springfield Ohio former Wittenberg College star athlete will coach the Elyria High Lightweight football team next season. He will also handle intramural activities assist with basketball and help in spring football drills while teaching science. Bauer graduates 1927 played football basketball and baseball. previously coached in New Philadelphia and nearby towns. Official confirmation awaiting board action.
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Ralph Bauer
Springfield
Ohi
Wittenberg College
Elyria High
Bauer
Roy Clymer
Dave Bater
Wittenberg
Newreomerstown
Ohio
New Philadelphia
Elyria
E. J. Howenstine
A. R. Agate
Board of Education
Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results show St Louis 6 and Boston 5, Philadelphia 2, New York 7 3, Brooklyn 3 3. Today Detroit at Cleveland, Washington at New York, Chicago at St Louis. Columbus at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Minneapolis, St Paul at Milwaukee. Reading 4 3 Newark 1 6, Baltimore Newark at Reading, Baltimore at Jersey City.
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Yeaterdary
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukie
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Len Snaing
St Paul
Milwaukee
Beaulta
Reading
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Anc Pew
G.B
Détroit
Il St. Louie
Boston Ee
Ehind
Daa
American Association
Waren
Sam Toleto
Lewisville
Robertson To Manage Merchants' Team
Dave Robertson has been appointed temporary Manager of the Elyria Merchants team in the City Soft Ball League. He will act in place of Bill Curtis who has left for a Cleveland position.
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Dave Robertson
Elyria Merchants
Robertson
Bill Curtis
Cleveland
Retzlaff Wins Technical Knockout Over Marriner in Debut Bout
Chicago June 29 heavyweight Charley Retzlaff defeated Les Marriner after 2 minutes 21 seconds of the first round at White City. Retzlaff weighed 194, Marriner 189, in a scheduled 10-round bout.
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Chicago
Charley Retzlaff
Leonard
N. D
Les Marriner
U. of Illinois
White City
Retzlar
Marriner
Martin Stars as Cards Take Fifth Position
Pepper Martin, hero of the last World Series, helps the St Louis Cardinals to fifth in the National League with a 6 2 win over Cincinnati. He triple drove in Flowers and scored on a passed ball after a 43 game season with 3 home runs and 5 stolen bases. The Giants beat Brooklyn 3 1 and 3 5 in two games, while Bobby Brown powered the Braves to a 5 2 win over Philadelphia. Yankees beat the Senators 5 3 in the American League, as Lew Krausse allowed seven hits in a 5 4 Oakland victory and Jimmy Foxx delivered the winning run.
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York
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Pepper
Cincinnati
Cards
Dodgers
Athletics
Martin
Flowers
Reds
Wild Bill Hallahan
Giants
Brooklyn
Johnny Frederick
van Mungo
Frederick
Lindstrom
New York
Frederick Drovei
Bil Terry
Bobby Brown
Braves
Phillies
Yankees
Senators
Tony Lazzeri
Joe Sewell
Lew Krausse
Jimmy Foxx
Quison
Ties Johnson
Boston
Richwines To Meet Sandusky Outfit
The Richwines softball team will be on Sandusky tonight to meet the Holza pel Brothers, the leading local team. Players reported at the Richwine plant at 4:90 include Wircenske, W Kaminski, Soja, Ziatkowski, Powell, Gzmin ski, Maddock, Cebula, Fritz, Fred, Tom and Joe Smith, F Kaminski Kruse and Kostyo.
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Richwines
Sandusky
Holzapel Brothers
Richwine
Wircenske
W. Kaminski
Soja
Ziatkowski
Powell
Gzminski
Maddock
Cebula
Fritz
Fred
Tom
Joe Smith
F. Kaminski Kruse
Kostyo
Frankie Petrolle Upsets Battalino In 14 Rounds
New York June 23 Frankie Petrolle of Schenectady N Y scored a surprising 14 round decision over Hartford slugger Battalino at Queensboro Stadium. Frankie the younger brother of Billy Petrolle known as Fargo Express, won as a heavy underdog and took every round.
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New York
Uri
Petrolles
Bat Battalino
Frankie Petrolle
BG Five By United Press
Babe Ruth went hitless in four at bats. Lou Gehrig failed to connect in three tries. Al Simmons singled twice driving in a run in four plate appearances. Hack Wilson collected two doubles and two singles in six plate appearances. Bill Terry hit a home run a double a single and a walk in nine plate appearances.
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United Press
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Tolan-Simpson Rivalry Slated To Be Resumed
In Chicago on June 29 195? the Tolan and Simpson rivals resume in the Midwest Olympic semifinal at Dyche Stadium Evanston. Both former college stars seek comebacks to earn spots on the Olympic team and rekindle a noted rivalry.
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Chicago
Fupi
Eudie Tolan
Michigan
George Simpzon
Ohio State
Dyche Stadium
Evanston
Ohio State Head Against Broadcasting Football Games
L W St John athletic director of Ohio State University says he will support any plan to ban radio broadcasts of Western Conference football games. The move follows the Eastern Toterscholastic Athletic Association decision to discontinue broadcasts in home stadiums next fall. St John would back a nationwide ban at the NCAA meeting in Pagadena, California, July 28 and 29, citing declining attendance receipts as the reason for the policy change.
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Columbus
L. W. St. John
Ohio State University
Eastern Toterscholastic Athletic Association
St. John
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Pagadena
Calif
Where ignorance is bliss it is blister to be wise
A quip on ignorance and wisdom echoes a paradox about feeling and knowledge. It contrasts comfort in not knowing with the burden of understanding, suggesting wisdom brings sharper discomfort than blissful ignorance.
Haserodts Trounce Day's Hardware 8-1 in Softball
Haserodts Jewellers defeated Tay's Hardware 8 to 1 at Hamilton diamond. Ernest pitched seven innings for the winners allowing four hits, Stanfield in relief to finish. Henke led Haserodts at the plate with three hits in four trips, while Dumske Goodsen Dodsien and Henkes added two-base hits. Losing pitcher Scruck. Umpires Soja and Kress.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Tay
Hardware
Hamilton
Ernest
Stanfield
Jewelers
Tess Henke
Haserodt
Dumske Goodsen
Dodsien
Henkes
Tares
Meyers
Valerius
Tiumske
Tani Om Stanfield
Nings
Scruck
Soja and
Kress
Krugman Transit Holds Reorganization Meeting
All former members of the Krugman Transit softball team are asked to attend a reorgan ization meeting at 6:30 tonight at the Shell Gas station at East River and Bread street.
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Krugman Transit
Shell Gas Station
East River
Bread Street
St Agnes Edges Out Win In Girls Game
Herman Klein, who splits duties between managing the Merchants of the Tri County League and coaching the Rainbow Girls, was displeased after Rainbow Girls lost to St Agnes at Cascade Park last night. St Agnes won 11 10 with Jennie Murkowski pitching for St Agnes.
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Herman “Juicy” Klein
Merchants
Rainbow Girls
St. Agnes Girls
Cascade Park
Jennie Murkowski
St. Agnes
Dunn Chevrolets to Meet Standard Oil at Cascade Park
The Dunn Chevrolets formerly the East Side Flashes face Standard Oil tonight at Cascade Park. The game starts at 6 39 with all players required to be present by 4 o clock.
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Dunn Chevrolets
East Side Flashes
Standard Oil
Cascade Park
Rifle Club Scores at Elyna City Practice
The Elyna City Rifle Club held its weekly session with president Eddie Drager returning after about two months away and posting the high score. The team plans a return match tonight at Rocky River against the Riverites as members posted scores ranging from the mid 40s to the high 40s.
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Elyna City Rifle Club
Eddie Drager
Abelace
Bors
Rocky River
Riverites
Kane Je Et
Drager
I Tohnson
Ie Biddinger
Adams
Fight Results Terre Haute Boxing Card Shifts Winners
In Terre Haute last night Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute defeated Willie Onter of Boston in a non scored bout. Andy Dellett of Terre Haute recorded a knockout over Senoeknot of South Port. George Veney of South Bend stopped Joe Griskell of Georgetinrn. Leroy Glhwon of Indianapolis knocked out Freddie Grabette of Kankakee Fi.
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Terre Haute
Iad
Sammy Slaughter
Willie Onter
Boston
Andy Dellett
Senoeknot
Billy Rhodes
South Port
George Veney
South Bend
Joe Griskell
Georgetinrn
Leroy Glhwon
Indianapolis
Freddie Grabette
Kankakee
Indians Tigers Open Two Game Series Today
Cleveland hosts Detroit in a two game set as Clint Brown aims for his eighth win. The Indians trail Detroit by 2.5 games for second place and sit one game behind Washington after the Nationals lost to New York yesterday, narrowing the division gap.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Clint Brown
Indians
Detroiters
Washington Nationals
Nationals
New York
Quarterfinals Set in Local Sairways Golf Tourney at Cherry Ridge
Sairways announces quarterfinal pairings for the Lorain County amateur golf event at Cherry Ridge with eight players remaining after rounds of standout performances. Raus, Schafer, Slocum, Moon, Geisel, Lasky, Birch, and Madock advanced to knockout matches.
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Lorain County
Cherry Ridge
Hersh Shanon
Cherry Ridge Pro
Thursder
Stanley Madock
Chick Siscum
Flord Lasky
Bob Birch
Eddie Raus
Len Schafer
Paul Moon
Claude Geisel
Dr. Die
Dale White
Sam Deutsch
Floyd Lasky
Nubby Armstrong
Howard Stanford
Charlie Adams
Willis Reichard
Sten Machock
Fred Goetz
John Schmauch
Oscar Haserodt
Hubie's Flyers Schedule Practice Before Hutch's Aces Game
Hubie's Flyers baseball team will hold a 1 30 p m practice at Ely Stadium tomorrow afternoon in preparation for the game with Hutch's Aces. The notice lists Hunt Gerber Cross Sanders Rumph D Ger ber Bierek Elliott Maslyk and Baumhardt.
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Hubie
Flyers
Ely Stadium
Hutch
Aces
Hunt
Gerber
Cross
Sanders
Rumph
D. Gerber
Bierek
Elliott
Maslyk
Baumhardt
Lorain Nativity Pennzoils Square Off In Sunday Showdown
Tri-County League race tightens as Lorain Nativity leads with 1 0 record and Pennzoils, Wakeman Red Caps, Amherst Meats and Lorain Pennzoils all lurk within one win. Sunday’s featured matchup at Recreation Field pits the Nativity against Pennzoils with Elyria at Wakeman and Wellington at Amherst under scrutiny.
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Lorain
Elyria
Wakeman
Wellington
Amherst
Lorain Nativities
Wakeman Red Caps
Wellington Eagles
Amherst Mischka Meats
Sarazen Withdraws From Western Open Competition
Gene Sarazen withdrew from the Western Open after saying he did not feel equal to the test following last week’s National Open victory. The event opens Thursday at Canter bury Country Club with about 115 entrants expected to tee off.
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Cleveland
L.P
Canterbury Country Club
Alta Espinosa
Chicago
Paul Runyan
New York
Harry Cooper
Ed Dudley
Concordville
Fresh Meadow
Dudley
Denny Shute
Laks Forest
Tommy Armour
Gene Sarazen
Notre Dame Football Games Will Be Broadcast Next Fall
South Bend Ind June 28 Broadcast of Notre Dame home football games will continue next fall. Rev Michael Malcare university vice president indicated today he felt it would be unfair to fans who supported Notre Dame and who will be unable to attend 1932 games because of business renditions by radio reports.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Michael Malcare
Stanford Aces Beat Bear Cats 26 18 On Columbia Street Field
The Stanford Aces defeated the Brooklyn Bear Cats 26 18 in a soft balk slugfest on the Columbia St field last night. The two teams meet again Thursday evening on the same diamond.
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Stanford Aces
Brooklyn Bear Cats
Columbia St
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