Open Attack on Cinder Records at Ohio Relays
At Ohio Stadium Columbus May 3 1000 athletes from 69 schools opened their bid to break cinder path marks on a warm breezy final day of the seventh annual meet. Eastern rivals push to erase Midwest gains while Ohio schools shine with six meet records across divisions. The Newark speed relay claimed a preparatory school title and a national interscholastic mark was tied at 3 minutes 26.7 seconds.
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Eagles Expect To Beat Clyde Tomorrow
Eagles look to defeat Clyde in tomorrow’s game as Avchie Barthiome leads with a strong showing. The team works on field readiness, and seating has been expanded around the diamond to accommodate fans.
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West Sides To Amherst For Home Opener
The Elyria West Sides plan a Cascade Sundar home opener on March 11 against the Lorain Nativities, with 2 new faces on the roster and all players meeting at Tom Byraus at 1 PM for the trip. The Giants drop to fourth straight, plus Reds beat Witzsimmons Judd for seven in the second inning as Petty earns relief win for Pirates over Braves.
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EHS Pitching Ace Suffers Broken Jaw
Lorain edges Elyria in a wild game as Elsha and late rallies set a 22 to 26 score. Heiser injuries and a broken jaw to EHS ace dominated the narrative while multiple hits, errors, and base running miscues fueled a chaotic ninth inning.
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Harold Robinson: EHS Track Star Rebounds to Letter Prospects
Harold Robinson, a seventeen year old sprinter at EHS, returns to track after medical orders cut his season last year. He competes in the 100 and 220 and shines on the 880 yard relay, even with an injured side in Akron West meet, building a strong case for his first letter.
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Night baseball debut dazzles Des Moines crowd
A record night as Des Moines hosted the first official league baseball game under electric lights. Spectators crowded a lit field where floodlit towers shone on batter, catcher, and umpire casting dual shadows. Commissioner K. M. Landis and other officials hailed the experiment as a success and predicted expansion to other minor league cities if it remains satisfactory.
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Western Division Women Golfers Meet at Spring Valley
The Women Western Division Golf Association of the C. D. G. A. holds a general meeting at Spring Valley on Friday May 9 at 112 o'clock. All members urged to attend. Clubs in the division include Spring Valley Lorain Country Club Elyria Country Club and Mansfield Country Club.
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Fleming Leads Flaghles To Easy Elyria Victory
Fleming led Elyria High School to a triangular meet win over Oberlin and Avon at Elyria. He won the 1060-yard dash, added points in the javelin and other sprints, with Avon’s Welko and Oberlin’s Sager among other top finishers. Hall, Hall Looks Good, and several field events highlighted the meet as Elyria aims for relays at Lakewood next week.
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Suburban League opener pits Skryp and Cole at Riverview Park
The Suburban League opens with Elyria hosting North Olmsted at Riverview Park. Veteran pitchers Skryp and Cole headline the mound duel as Ambrose’s Elyria squad, fresh off a strong season, aims for early bragging rights while North Olmsted promises spirited play and a close contest. Mayor Hewitt to throw first ball.
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Hodapp's Bingled Gives Tribe Oh Win
Boston retted Indians, Hodapp limited Boston to eight innings, Ferrell held on for his third win. Hodapp led the Tribe with three hits as Cleveland defeated Boston 9 3, Morgan and Burrett each had two hits, Hodepp 2 bagger scored two runs.
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IBE Rookie Tops League Batting and Pitching Leaders
New York May 3. Tee second basemen Jake Flowers of Brooklyn and Elsell of the Chicago White Sox lead the major leagues in batting and pace for batters. Howers tops the National League with 469 and Fonseca leads Cleveland in the American League at 432. O'Doul and Fonseca among batting champions. Pirates lead NL in team batting at .351, Browns lead AL at .391. Travis Jackson of the Giants tops NL with five homers. Simmons and Reynolds lead AL with four each. Browns' Browns shows strong pitching with 3–0 for American League. In the NL Fitzsimmons and Ren Fre of Cincinnati head with two wins, no defeats.
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Baseball News Previewing Athletics Cubs Interleague Clash
United Philadelphia's Athletics and the Chicago Cubs face stiff interleague tests as season play continues. Athletics sit fourth in the American League behind Washington. Cubs, hampered early by Hornsar and Bell, regain stars and chase Pittsburgh. Cronin fuels Senators past Browns while Cubs beat Phillies 11 to 9 in a 29-hit game. Walberg limits Detroit to seven safeties in a 9 to 2 rout. Brooklyn tallies league’s lone win in the National
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Pitchers and batters lead wild swing in 8 game set
William Matson Clark earned his first win in four starts as St. Louis fell to 4. Ted Lyons of the Chicago White Sox notched his third victory of the year, dominating the Yankees 10 to 1 with six Yankee hits. Bull Clancy, a substitute, drove in six with two homers a triple and a single. Eight games produced seven homers with Ciauer Todt Terry Klein Sigman and Bisonette tallying one each.
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Baseball Standings and Results from Boston and National League
Standings and results show Boston and New York area teams in matchups across American and National Leagues. Pittsburgh beats Boston, Cincinnati defeats New York, Chicago edges Philadelphia, Brooklyn host St Louis, and New York meets Cincinnati with multiple doubleheaders and repeats.
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College Baseball Scores Review
Ohio Northern defeated Toledo 9 to 5 while New York University beat Duke 12 to 7 and Amherst shut out none with a 2 to 0 result. Princeton recorded a 0 to 0 tie. Ohio University edged Cincinnati 6 to 5 as Columbia and Cornell combined for seven. Colgate triumphed 8 to 7 over Michigan J. Ashland defeated Reserve 12 to 9.
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Grafton Bittners To Practice Sunday
The Grafton Bittners will hold a Sunday practice session with all last year’s players present and newcomers welcome. They open the season at Grafton against the Modern Woodmen, and teams wishing to book games should call Barner Bittner at Gratton.
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