Red Sox Hammer Indians 18 to 3 in Boston rout
Boston, Mar 6. The Red Sox pounded Cleveland for 23 hits and 18 runs, ending the Indians winning streak and tying for the top with the title rivals. Goldman hit a grand homer in the seventh, while Hodnr and Sweeney drove in runs as Boston built a big fifth inning to seal the game. Hudson started for Cleveland, Shaute and Walter Miller mopped up, with Gaston of Boston earning the win in relief.
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Elyria High Tracksters Prep For Lakewood Relays
Elyria High School tracksters work hard for the Lakewood Relays this Saturday at Lakewood. Fleming and Goecke lead Elyria’s entries with Hupp, Blakely, Hall, Goecke, Horan, Fleming and Robinson among event contenders in sprints, hurdles, throws, and jumps, with a large relay squad and hopes for strong showings in the 880 relay and field events at Mansfield.
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EHS Track Stars No 3 2
Fred Carlson, a 15 year old sophomore, shows promise in track with a fine low hurdle and discus throw. At the CAC meet in Cleveland his mile relay team finished fourth. Vernor Gomes, 20, a rookie pitcher, helped the New York Yankees beat the Chicago White Sox 4 to 1, while Willie Kamm homered for Chicago.
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Gallant Fox to Head the Preakness Field in Easter Racing
New York May 6 Gallant Fox is favored to dominate the 60300 Preakness on Friday and possibly the Kentucky Derby the following Saturday as opens the Easter racing season. Jockey Sande r will ride Gallant Fox in both races attempting to join a rare Derby triple. Several Derby hopefuls may be withdrawn after yesterday’s workouts and field results.
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Holy Cross Indoor Team Opens Season Against Goldthorpe Tires
The Holy Cross Indoor Baseball team will play their first game of the season tonight at Highland Park Lorain against the Goldthorpe Tires. Start time is 6:30 PM local. The Tires were state champions last season under a different name. Local players meet at 1601 Middle Avenue at 6 o'clock. Manager Steve Kaminski announced the matchup.
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New Nine Seeks Class B or C Baseball Games
A newly organized Elvria Collegians seek games with Class B or C teams in FE ici. They aim to meet Oberlin Blue Sox and feature former E. H. S. players. Finky Smith, a regular, is noted on the pitching staff. Teams seeking games should contact Brove at 181 Buckeye.
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Career of Sister Missed World Series Ends Career
Career of Sister, once a standout at the University of Michigan and a brilliant first baseman for the St. Louis Browns, ends with no World Series appearance. Plagued by sinus illness, he faded from peak form, never fully imparting his skill as a manager, and was waived to join Rogers Hornsby with the Boston Braves after Boston paid $7,500 for his rights.
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Night Harness Racing Sets Profit for County Society
The County Agricultural Society will receive all profits from the forthcoming Short Skip harness meet at Elyria Fair Grounds June 9 to 14, thanks to Elyria Driving Club sponsorship. Thirty local sponsors each pledged $100 to cover potential deficits, with the event touted as the best on the short ship circuit and expected to draw thousands of horse enthusiasts from Ohio and neighboring states. The upgraded plant features a modern lighting system and new drainage as preparations press on, aiming to showcase the races under artificial light with full visibility around the oval.
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George Richwine
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Schmeling and New York Boxing Commission Kiss and Make Up
Max Schmeling ends a stand with the New York Boxing Commission as talks proceed for a heavyweight title fight with Jack Sharkey at Madison Square Garden on June 12. Schmeling’s return follows a ban and offers a path to a possible million dollar gate, with promoters shaping a charity card and the commission pressured to clear him for a world championship bout.
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Major League Leaders From United Press Summary
Leading hitters list includes P Waner Pirates 39 and Hermen Robins 38 with Frederick Robins 31 and Merman Robins 22. Home runs led by Jackson Giants Hiein Phillies Simmons Athletics. Runs batted in top: Simmons Athletics 26 and Herman Robins 21. Other notable names include Cronin Senators, Fisher Cardinals, Jackson Giants, Berger Braves, Somorosky Pirates.
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Standings and results in early baseball pennant race
United Press roundup with American and National League standings. Highlights include Brooklyn Robins’ seven game winning streak behind Dazzy Vance against the Cubs, Giants taking first in the National League by routing Pittsburgh 9 to 1, and rain delaying Phillies Cubs. Also notes on standings: Cleveland, New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Washington, Boston in AL. Giants, Pirates, Reds, Braves, Cubs, Phillies, Cardinals, Bees in NL.
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Louisville And Columbus Extend Lead In A A Standings
In Columbus May 6 Louisville and Columbus widened their early advantage in the American Association race. St Paul, resting in third, beat Indianapolis while Toledo’s bats toppled Kansas City. Indianapolis holds fourth as Milwaukee and Minneapolis sit seventh and eighth. Lefty Wysongs starred for Senator Brewer in a win over Toledo, with strong fielding and eight singles counting.
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Northwestern Golfers Beat Ohio State In West Conference Match
Northwestern defeated Ohio State 101 to 2 in the first Western Conference golf match of the season on the Westmoreland course in Evanston. The match set up Northwestern to host Purdus Thursday at Westmoreland as the conference championships loom with scheduled pieces on May 21.
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Loughran Schaaf Set for June Return at Sesqui Stadium
Tommy Loughran and Ernie Schaaf have been matched for a 10 round return bout at Sesqui stadium in Philadelphia on June 9. Matchmaker Pete Tyrell announced the bout amid Schaaf’s disputed 2 to 1 decision over Loughran in a recent arena bout.
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