Derby Open as Twelve Colts Head to Louisville Run
Elyria High Cinder Stars ready for Lakewood Relays as 1932 Kentucky Derby widens to an open field. Dozens of colts face the barrier in the 58th renewal with Tick On favored at 2 1 to 1, while Burgoo King and Brother Joe carry Bradley colors. Earl Sande to ride Overtime and Ensor to ride Stepenfetchit as the field weights and workouts shape a wide betting race at Churchill Downs.
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Elyria High
Lakewood
Ick
Burgoo Kingz
Brother Joe
Bradley
Earl Sande
Ensor
Stepenfetchit
Dick Thornburg
United Press
Quisville
America
Bagenbaggage
Whiskery
Reigh
Gallant Fox
Quatrain
Blie Larkspur
Black Kolds
Blue Larksspur
Clyde van Dusen
Churchill Downs
Burgoo King
Overtime
Economic
Lucky Tom
Hoops
Liberty Limited
Adobe Post
Cold Check
Prince Hotspur
Gallantir
Brandon Mint
Cathrop
Cee Tee
Sazerac
Crystal Prince
Col
EB. R. Bradley
Burgeo King
Joe
Behave Yourself
Whitney
Standings and Schedule From Yesterday's Beauita Games
Standings show Philadelphia 15, Cleveland 4. St Louis 11, Boston 3. Only games listed for today include Cleveland at Philadelphia Chisago at Washington Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston. Today’s games also note New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Phils at Pittsburg Boston at Cincinnati.
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Beauita
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St Louis
Boston
Foday
Chisago
Washington
Detroit
New York
St Loui
Satioval Leagle
Chicasy
Philadelphia Cripet
Lowspede
Brook
New Lork
Pittsbure
Yesterda
Cinerar
St. Lous
Philade
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philsgeishs
Pittsburg
Cincinnaga
Braves Lose To Cincinnati Yet Hold Lead In Loop
Major league action across the leagues sees New York Giants, Brooklyn Dodgers winning while Boston Braves lose to Cincinnati Reds but keep first in the National League. St Louis Cardinals slip to second after losing to the Giants as Chicago and Brooklyn gain in the standings. In the American League, Philadelphia Athletics pound Cleveland 15 to 1, while St Louis Browns top Boston 11 to 3. Box scores note Lombardi, Schumenga, Ha Blade, Ferrell and McNair among notable performers.
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Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Boston
Braves
Desmite
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cuns
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
St Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Giants
Tas
Celler
Paittsburgh Pirates
Esterday
Outhir
Lombardis
Schuimenca
Lefty Clark
Chicago
Dodgers
Terry
New York Ha
Blades
Cards
City Soft Ball Managers Meet At Y Tonight
City league organizers call a meeting at the Y tonight to discuss reorganization and representation of teams. Bob Moore announced plans this morning. Original 7 30 pm time was changed at managers request.
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City
Ertermz
Rhein
Bob Moore
Tomlguys
Wilroo A C Trounce Defeats Crawford Clothiers 6-2
Wilroo A C Trounce defeated the Crawford Clothiers by 6 to 2 last evening at McKinley grounds. Chun Smith led the Wilroos on the mound while Tom Smip and Johnny Fas hit home runs for the Clothiers.
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Crawford Clothiers
McKinley Grounds
Chun Smith
Wilroos
Clothiers
Bashiguzhoir
Vertal
Tom Smip
Johnny Fas
Athletics rout Indians in first of series 15 to 3
Philadelphia Athletics hammered Cleveland Indians 15 to 3 in the opening game of a four game set ended Sunday in Cleveland. Robert Moses Grove dominated as Wes Ferrell struggled in defeat, Groves steady pitching holding the Indians to six hits while the A’s collected 17 hits. Ferrell and Jablonowski were mocked by Grove’s mound rhythm as the Tribe dropped to third place. Chief Peckinpaugh lifted Harder for today’s duty as Connie Mack’s lineup faced either Earnshaw or Walberg.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Lefts Grove
Wes Ferrell
Athletics
Cleveland
Indians
McNair
Foy
Kamm
Ferrell
Red Sox
St. Loui Browns
Boston
Sov
Smead Jolie
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Robert Moses Grove
Fighting Redskins
Grove
Groves
Jablonowski
Tribe
Peckinpaugh
Mel Harder
Dury
Connie Mackshown
George Earnshaw
Rube Walberg
Elyria Marksmen Defeat Lorain in Rifle Match
The Lorain Rifle Club and Elyria City Rifle Club met at West Avenue range last night. Elyria posted a five high total of 1846, beating Lorain’s 1841. Krebs led Lorain with 378, while Johnson led Elyria with 375. Plans were discussed for an outdoor range this summer. Scores follow.
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Elyria
Pr. Lit
TY Johnson Ver
Brodinger
Dougherty
Adams
Moulder Aene
Kelling Wo
Lord Em Aan
Krebs Ee Emae
Kansas City Tops American Association Lead
In Columbus on May 6 Kansas City defeated Toledo 9 to 5 to seize the American Association lead as rain kept Minneapolis and Indianapolis idle. Winning pitcher Smith allowed ten Toledo hits while Caldwell struggled for Milwaukee as Columbus fell 7 to 4. Indianapolis was scheduled at St Paul and Louisville at Minneapolis.
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American Association
Kansas
Indianapolis
Minnegapoli
Milwaukee
ColumBus
Louissilte
Toledo
St. Paul
Westerday
Teledo
Indranam
Faul
Louisvil
Morven
Kansan City
Blues
Minneapolis
Kangay City
Smith
Caldwell
Red Birds
Uot
Louisville
Eagles to Play Lorain Team on Sunday May 15
The Elyria Eagles soccer team will meet the Lorain Leidertafel eleven in an independent game Sunday May 15 following an interview with Walter Neuber manager of the Port City Germans. The Leidertafel aggregation is the county's latest entry in district soccer and has played one game losing 3 2 to Neptune boosters of Cleveland at Oakwood Park Imat Sunday.
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Uniteds of Lorain
Oakwood
City Pinochie Tourney Opens With Big Lead
The Veterans of Foreign Wars city wide pinochie tournament opened last evening at the post club rooms. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gerber lead with 6 230 points followed by Wiliam McCully and Mrs. Harry Forbes with 5 810. Other pairs scored 6 20 5 040 4 930 4 630 4 180 and 3 930. The second meeting is set for next Thursday May 12.
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W. A. Gerber
Post
Wiliam McCully
Harry Forbes
W.A. Rudy
William Rosie
J. M. Powell
J. B. Tufford
W. L. Davis
Dave Robertson
Cyrl Moran
R. Chealer
A. Goldun
N. Bradley
T. Shattuck
Vaughn To Send Strong Crimson Delegation To Relays
Elyria High School prepares a robust Crimson delegation for the Lakewood Relays in Lakewood tomorrow. Coach W L Vaughn announced the lineup featuring top entrants from East Tech Cleveland Shaw and Fremont among others, with East Tech led by Jesse Owens favored to repeat.
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Elyria High School
Lakewood
W. L. Vaughn
Ohio
East Tech
Jesse Owens
Lalew Ood
Ohio Wesleyan
Cleveland Shaw
Galaxy of Stars
Toledo Scott
Elyria
Shaw
John Maxwell
Salem
Fremont High School
Lorain
Alliance
Erie Academy
Cambridge Springs
Vaughe
Carlson
Lipps Kaminski
Bo‘son
Inones
Bliss
W. Triplett
Carl Triplett
Innes
Barr
Carson
Kaminski
George Nootuy
Wood
Bosson
Flyers
Crimson
Crimson Flyers
Vaughn
Medina Hi Nine Plays Crimson
Elyria High coach Roy Clymer brings the Crimson to Ely Stadium for an independent nonleague clash with Medina High. Lefty Harold Slauter is expected to start on the mound for Medina, his first regulation-competition appearance this season, as the teams square off tomorrow at 2 746.
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Lakewood High
Lakewood
Roy Clymer
Elyria High Nine
Ely Stadium
Medina High
Harold Slauter
Crimson
Slauter
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