Eagles Bout Monday Promises Several Boxing Cards
The Elyria scene features Boyson and White both confident of wins in a Monday bout backed by Kaye, with a six round main event for 150 pounds. Local prospects include John Jezewski and Port Darley, Andy Pollock versus Willie Davis, Moe Hammond’s withdrawal leading to Andy Roberts, and a curtain raiser between Kid Herold and Eddie Janosky. Simmering intrigue surrounds O Keefe and a recent KO display, while the card’s undercard heats up with several four round matches.
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White
Ce White
Sue
Bovson
Kaye
Vonsierable
Bi. F
Berger
Olymp A A. C
Frankie O.keese
Medivas
Ag Wu
Janny Sullivan
al Taylor
Reavy Ween
Tris
AO Keefe
Vota Uits
Julius Madras
Madras
O’keefe
Rg R.ghis
Johnny Jezewss
Boxson
Ely
Davis
Andy
Moe Hammond
Johnny Miler
Elyrian
Fisberger
Andy Roberts
Lorain
Battler
Miller
Roberts
Kid Herold
Eddie Janosky
Tony Skorke Slips After Golden Gloves Semifinal Loss
Ivis says Tony Skorke is slipping after he reached the Golden Gloves semifinal at Cleveland and lost by kayo. Reports confirm another kayo yesterday, this time to Kid Cupid, Mary Stanton, as Reverend Reilly declared the fatal count at St Agnes Church.
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Ivis
Tony Skorke
Tony
Cleveland
Skorke
Kid Cupid
Mary Stanton
Reilly
St.Agnes Church
Tom
Bittners To Drill Sunday
The Grafton Bittners hold their first practice Sunday at 2:30 PM. Last year’s players and others seeking a tryout are urged to attend at the local diamond. Manager Bittner plans a strong season and has signed Waller to bolster the infield and pitching load.
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Grafton Bittners
Bittner
Waller
Telling Ice Cream
Punch
Flockbort
Tos
Akron Independents
Akron Yellow Cabs
Weitzen Jewelers of
Sharon, Pa
the Hand - Bakers of
Sandusky
Wakeman Opens Season With Burgeit Builders Clash
The Wakeman Red Caps start the season Sunday against the Burgeit Builders of Lorain with several new players added to the roster. After Willard Stapf disbanded, Owens and Paster, stars from the Willard team, joined and are expected to boost Wakeman. Manager Burgett plans Hivey and Krieg as the battery for the home club game, with Duncan and Wasem likely to start. Start time has been moved to 2 15.
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Wakeman Red Caps
Burgeit Builders
Lorain
Red Caps
Willard Stapf
Wakemin
Owens
Butler
Paster
Willard
Burgett
Toran
Hivey
Krieg
Duncan
Wasem
Wakemen
National Games Coverage Stymied by Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR passage from the National New York Frangkive to the raw text shows stray terms like Cars-Laws and AGF on HP. It mentions National Games and locations such as New York, Paranelphos, Chexer, and St. The fragmentary material hints at event coverage but lacks coherent details.
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Yaar
Poater, Hewes Des Mtslures Priadevik - Proektsy
Ted
Ferstro
Paranelphos - Mevenatr
Chexer
Fragmentary OCR reads like stray letters and numbers
The text is garbled with random letters and symbols, lacking identifiable people places or events. No coherent facts or dates are recoverable to form a meaningful card.
Association Resuite Mawarkee in Toledo Sports Result
A fragmented recap shows Mawarkee securing a 7 to 4 win over Tanisvella at a Toledo event. Indianapolis and Minneapolis teams appear in the scattered box scores with Volumtis and Haneas listed among participants.
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Toledo
Indianapne
Tanisvella
Miniweape
Volumtis
Saints and Colonels Vie for Lead in Midwestern Race
The Saints and Colonels clash in a close showdown for ANSI leadership in Columbus Ohio as Louisville and St Paul press for top spot. Final scores show St Paul edging ahead with a narrow margin while Indianapolis also earns notice in the standings.
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Saints
Unclear text legal notice references Americans spending funds
The readable fragments indicate a legal notice mentioning Americans spending large sums, possibly 440 or 400,000, toward travelers to France within four years. No clear names, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Business Men Open Season in Cascade Park Opener
The Business Mens baseball team, last year's Woodmen City Class A champions, opens the season at Cascade Park against the strong Nevekh Olm sted squad. Local players from last season return, aiming to boost the club as the new season begins.
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North Olmsted
Cascade
Woodmen
Cascade Park
Nevekh Olmsted
Tus Cosathore Ad Lerales
Strermstaccadies
Soft Ball Leagues Meet At YMCA Amid Manager Meeting
A meeting of managers from various teams was held at the YMCA to discuss entry into the New York softball league. Representatives from 15 allied clubs announced plans for Monday exercises at 73 and the Ameertz of Chun League was named in the discussions for Tuesday night.
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Nmigora
Eagles Near-Ready for Big Game Puts Faith in Britch
Johnny Britch second baseman of the Eagles leads a stubborn lineup with Bill Wulpert and Ernie Brader to bolster the infield. The team has trained hard. merchants have aided the local club and fans are urged to support. Tomorrow's game starts at 3 p.m with J Britch and J Smith at short and second, Moody in center, Heata in right, Wilbert at pitcher, and Cox catching.
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Eagles
Britch
Keystone
Bill Wulpert
West Sides
Ernie Brader
Mercehants
Ciuo
T Sreith
J. Britch
F. Smith
Bako
J. Smith
Lf. Moody
H. Heata
W. Wilbert
Coox
Grafton Whips Park Team 6 2 in soft ball clash
The Grafton Soft Ball team defeated the Birmingham Parks 6 to 2 as Walker held Parks to three hits including a home run by Kosiio. Shoulter earned the win with a home and a RBI. Winnes pitcher struck out fifteen in a strong showing. Grafton batters included Waer and Woie. Zak 0-Tisza started for the Parks with Gerusch catching.
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Birmingham
Walker
Kosiio
Shoulter
Winnes
Tre Grafton
Sam
Elsra
Vacini
Tisza
Gerusch
Ohio University Beats Cincinnati in Burkeye Conf Baseball
Athens Ohio Friday game saw Ohio University defeat Cincinnati 10 to 4 in Burkeye Conference action. Verne Wolf pitched effectively, holding the Bearcats to four hits as Cincinnati struggled to score.
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O. Ma
Ohio Universiy
Cincinnati
Verne Wolf
Elyria High Nine Falls to Lakewood 11-7 in league tilt
Lakewood High defeated Elyria High 11 to 7 at Ely Stadium in a league contest. Willis Jones started for Elyria, held Lakewood to two runs through five, but gave way to Long who was shelled. Mosher finished the eighth, limiting Lakewood to no runs after that. Eddie Morgan led Lakewood with four hits in five at bats, including a triple and two doubles, while Burley paced Elyria with two doubles in five chances.
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Lakewood High
Clymer
Ely Stadium
Ciyrmer
Willis Jones
Lakewood
Purple and Gold
Jones
Long
Mosher
Laxewood
Invaders
Eddie Morgan
Burley
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H. PO
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Burek
Dunstan
Hutchings
Clowson
Jon Elbert
Block
Harper
Fy Jones
P Long
D Mosher
Elyria Merchants Open Season After Name Change
The West Side baseball club is now the Elyria Merchants under a new banner for the season. They travel to Lorain to face the Nativity A's in a two game series with Pinky Smith starting on the mound and Fortman catching. Infielders are Plas Myers Gebbert and McCran with Kaminski Cook and Hoton in the outfield. All Merchants players meet manager Klein at 11:30 a.m. at Klein's home.
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West Sides
Elyria Merchants
Whoas
Lorain
Nativity A's
Klein
Pinky Smith
Jack Banvills
Smith
Fortman
Plas
Myers
Gebbert
Short
McCran
Kaminski
Cook
Hoton
Merchant
Kiein
Eagles Berlin Heights game postponed to next Sunday
The Elyria Eagles versus Berlin Heights scheduled for River View Park is postponed due to field conditions. The Tri-County League opener will now be played next Sunday as Eagle management announced. Chuck Wratz named playing manager for the season and attempts to sign Mike Skrip, who has joined Fisher Foods of Cleveland.
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Elyria Eagles
Berlin Heights
Riverview Park
Eagle Management
Riverview
Eagia
Chuck Wratz
Mike Skryp
Skrip
Fisher Foods of
Cleveland
Sharkey and Carnera to Battle for World Title
New York May 2 The New York State Boxing Commission will crown its world heavyweight champion. The Sharkey Carnera bout at Ebbets Field Brooklyn on June 19 is approved as for the Heavyweight Championship of the World. The contenders are Jack Sharkey of Boston and Primo Carnera of Italy.
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New York State Boxing Commission
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Primo Carnera
Italy
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Hiram College routs Fenn College in Cleveland baseball
Hiram College overwhelmed Fenn College of Cleveland in a baseball game on Friday. The final score was 19 to 7, with Hiram dominating offensively throughout the contest.
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HIRAM
Hiram College
Fenn College of
Cleveland
Batted for Buick in 7th leads late rally in Lake game
Two base hits by Morgan Kloots Burley Harper and Morgan three base hits. Mihkulak homered. Stolen bases by Jilek Denko Thnot Clawson Blocx Harper Burley. Vanuck nine strikeouts. Varick the winning pitcher while Jones took the loss. Time of game 2.4%
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Vanuck
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Jones
Long
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Innnings
Mosher
Wid
Balk
Varick
Penrod
Merchants Back Team Endorsed by Local Businesses
Local merchants backing the team this season list include D. Clawson, LP. Wagner, Bill Struck, A. Buswell, Roehl Oil, Glade Thomas, Stang and Schuster, G. W. Livingston, The Loomis Co, Damm's Bakery, Oscar Haserodt, Elyria Hardware, Murdach Coal and Supply, and Walton Ice Company.
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D. Clawson
LP. Wagner
Bill Struck
A. Buswell
Roehl Oil
Glade Thomas, Stang and Schuster
G. W. Livingston
the Loomis Co
Damm’ Bakery
Oscar Haserodt
Elyria Harware
Murdach Coal and Supply
Walton Ice Company
Indians Errors Help Tigers in Detroit Game
Detroit's 4 2 win over Cleveland came as misplays and defensive errors by the Indians allowed two Tigers runs. Harder and Shoffner pitched for Cleveland while Sullivan shut out Cleveland for six innings. Stone's ninth inning catch preserved Detroit's lead as Luke Sewell was doubled off first. Clint Brown to start for Cleveland next, Vic Sorrell a likely Tiger pitcher.
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Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Koenig
Sullivan
Stone
Falk
Hodapp
Alexander
Fonseca
Owen
Averill
McManus
Cleveland
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Shoffner
Hirder
Pichewamer
Moriarty
Hildebrand
Gersel
Elyria A C to Open League Play at Olmsted Falls
The Elyria A C synchronized with North Olmsted Norh Eaton West View and two Elyria clubs will travel to Olmsted Falls for the first league game of the season. Home games are at Cascade Park with Stickradt pitching for Elyria and Sagert catching.
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Cuyahoga
Lorain Couny
Olmsted Falls
North Olmsted
Norh Eaton
West View
Elyria
Cascade Park
Stickradt
Elrria Aggregation
Sagert
Furnitures Travel to Meet South Amherst All Stars
Thomas Furniture baseball team sails to South Amherst to face the All Stars at 3 p.m. at South Amherst Athletic Field. Storm will pitch, Ross bats. Team members meet at Hamilton School Grounds at 1 p.m. for a short practive before departure.
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South Amherst
South Amherst All Stars
Furnitures
Jack Storm
Ross
Thomas Furniture
Hamilton School
B and B Oils Defeat East Side All-Stars 5-1
The B and B Oils beat the East Side All-stars 5 to 1 at Cascade Park last night. All B and B players must meet at the store at 1:00 PM Sunday to travel to Oberlin for a game with Seaton Service.
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East Side
Cascade Park
Oberlin
Seaton
Avon Lake Dominates County Track Meet Records Set
In Lori County, Avon High School defended its title at the Dill Field meet, amid one of the largest crowds. Five track marks fell, Kellogg of Penfield threw 144 ft in the javelin, and Avon Lake set a new 3 3/4 mile relay time as Columbia and LaGrange posted standout showings, with Conklin of LaGrange top-scoring. Avon led with five firsts and five seconds, while Penfield and Avon Lake pressed hard but could not overcome the champion squad.
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Elyria Mile Relay Team Finishes Fourth in Columbus
Elyria High School mile relay team coached by W L Vaughn placed fourth at the Ohio Relays in Columbus yesterday with a time of 8 minutes 3.0 seconds, a new Lorain and Elyria record set earlier in the week. The squad Hall Collins Kaminski and Hoose saw Columbus Central win in 3 27.1.
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Flyria
W. L. Vaughn
Elyria High School
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Hoose
Avon teams dominate regional junior high meet
In a noisy Paladra LaGrange event Avon squads set new marks across relays and sprints. Kunze led a 9:08 record in a 170 fu dash while Kinzel and Moods of Avon posted strong times in 0.5 and 12.1 sprints. A host of Avon athletes claimed wins in relays and field events, with new county marks noted in several races.
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LaGrange
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Hutson Denison Flash Shatters 100 Yard Dash Record
Yesterday's Ohio Relays produced six meet records with Denison University's Dearmond Hutson setting the standout mark in the 100 yard dash, clocking 9.7 seconds to break Norm Lambacker's 1930 record. Hutson narrowly beat teammate Pete Weidemaier, with Gordon of Miami close behind.
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Ohio
Dearmond Hutson
Denison University
Hutson
Norm Lambacker
Ohio Wesleyan
Pete Weidemaier
Gordon
Miami
Otterbein Takes 5-1 Tennis Meet From Kenyon
Otterbein defeated Kenyon 5 to 1 in a tennis meet held Friday in Westerville. The match featured Otterbein players prevailing in singles and doubles, reflecting strong home court performance.
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Otterbein
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