Cleveland Indians Take First Place In American Loop Tri County Tilt
Ernie Braden profiles Hunky Klein leading Bittner Funeral Home in the Tri County League May 21 bid. Elyria Merchants rebounded with seven returnees and new signings including Yucka, Smith, Nichols, and Mackin. Starting lineup spans Barkacs Nichols Murkowski Myers Gebhardt with Kaminski Arvay Elberts and Hoton in reserve. Klein expects a top finish.
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Lorne Elberts
Howdy Hoton
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Local golfers tally in Oakwood event at Fairways
Scores posted from Spring Valley and Elyria Country Club players in the Oakwood Country Club invitation. Atkinson, previously of Wooster now with Canterbury Club, won with 39 35 74. A 36 hole qualifier at Cherry Ridge Sunday determines the West River public course team. Chevy Ridges ladies meet next Tuesday at 2. Moss May Bell Burner chairs.
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West Side Soft Ball Loop Seeks League Teams
West Side soft ball league organizers urge teams to attend a meeting at Gates School tomorrow after school at 1 o clock. Teams listed include Odd Fellows Glen Rogers Motors Hi Speeds Popns Canfield Oils Davis Grocers Jor seys Garage West Side Crowd Punchers Guenin Potato Cains Burton Oils. Entry is free and reps may contact Speed Murphy at 316 West Street if unable to attend.
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Maumee Dairy Softball Holds Evening Practice at Gates School
Maumee Dairy softball team plans a 6 00 practice at Gates School tonight. All players are asked to attend on time.
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Teams Clash Sunday on Roosevelt Diamond
The Trojans and Eagles meet Sunday afternoon at 2 30 on the Roosevelt diamond. Trojans listed to be on hand include King R Maisden Barnoch J Maiden Colmman Letty Mascovac Hamilton Vargo Chia Schuster Daiis and Kailey.
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Teams Play Tonight at Ely Stadium Diamond No 1
The Odd Fellows face the Johnson Owls tonight at Ely Stadium Diamond No 1. Players are asked to take notice of the scheduled game time.
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Elyria High Cinder Stars Shine in Meet Highlights
Leonard Hill known as Lenny leads Elyria High scoring with over 100 points this season. Bones earned his letter in multiple events including hick jump pole vault 440 yard dash and mile relay. His best show was the Lake Erie League meet where he tied for first in pole vault. Hull is a senior graduating in June and will leave a tough spot on the squad.
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Tri County Managers Set Meeting for Oberlin Tonight
The final Tri County Baseball League meeting convenes at Eva's Billiard Parlor in Oberlin to plan the opening loop on Sunday May 21. Delegates from Elyria Bitrner Funeral Home, Elyria Troxel Company, Lorain Fisher Foods, Wakeman Red Caps, Grafton Bittner Cash Mar Rees, Oberlo El Billiards, Kinpton Merchants, and Ambhers Mischia Meats attend. Frank Mischka of Amherst backs Tommy Nickolette's Hurontesca. meeting starts at an unspecified hour with Jesse Hamman presiding.
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Locker Room Gossip From Ohio Sports Roundup
Ohio sports notes cover players rising from the Middle Atlantic League to the majors including Cronin Bridges Walker Doljack Morrissey Claset Hoggett Collins Medwick and Ford. Also Ohio Chief Justice Wergandt to retire football duties after 23 years and Sandusky golf green fees cut to a quarter. Frankie Lettera and Youngstown bowler perfect games. Denison sprinter Weidemaier shows State-level speed with 19 second range.
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Team seeks opponents for local games
The Hi-Sneeds seek games with any cit teams. Odd Fellows Pennzoils and DeMolars are notified. Contact Jack Plas to schedule.
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CARRIERS PRACTICE AT ELY STADIUM TONIGHT
The Chronicle Telegram carriers will practice tonight at Ely Stadium at 6 o'clock weather permitting. Players are asked to take notice.
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St Agnes 4 C Team Set for Erie Street Meet
All St Agnes 4 C players are asked to meet on Erie Street at 5 o clock today for the game with Holy Cross Juniors.
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Methodists Drill Practice Tonight at Stad Im Diamond
The Methodist Balaca off ball team will practice tonight at Stad Im diamond. Noon training invites all Mayers to be present.
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Lefty O Deul Rothers Stars In Five Hit Five Run Victory
United Press reports Lefty O Deul Rothers delivered perfect at bats in five trips, driving in five runs with a home run among five hits. The performance featured flawless diving in the field and powered the team to a decisive win.
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Elyria High Sends Ten Men To District Meet At Lakewood
Elyria High Coach W L Vaughn takes a 10 man squad to Lakewood tomorrow for Northeastern Ohio District track meets split into Eastern at Heights and Western at Lakewood. Key entries include Novotny in shot put discus javelin Hill in pole vault high jump and Yost in high jump and javelin with strong hopes for placing in multiple events.
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Schneider To Go Again In May 30 Race
INDIANAPOLIS Ind May 12 The Peck s bad boy of gasoline alloy will make another run at fame in the Indianapolis 500. Schneider, not Peck, is aiming for the May 30 race at the Speedway. Louis Schneider once won the bad boy title as a youth racing on outlaw tracks before returning in 1931 to win. He previously qualified at 110 miles per hour and started thirtieth last year, but retired with a broken frame.
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Wagner Receives 250 Dollar Gift From Brooklyn Fans
Hans Wagner, veteran Pirates coach, says Brooklyn fans are regular folks as a committee of Brooklyn politicians presents him with 250 dollars from the proceeds of last week’s testimonial dinner after the Pirates Giants game yesterday.
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Chocolate-Watson Bout Postponed At Madison Square Garden
New York May 12 Kim Chocolate world featherweight champion will defend his title next Friday night against Seaman Tom Watson of England at Madison Square Garden if in shape. The 15round bout was set for tonight but Garden postponed it a week at manager Louis Gutierrez request citing Chocolate illness. State commission physician Dr Vincent Nardiello examined Chocolate at Orangeburg training camp and endorsed the postponement.
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Connie Mack's A's Face Critical Test Against Cleveland
The Philadelphia Athletics debate if Connie Mack can match past pennant form as Dan Johnson Cramer and Finney step in for Simmons Haas and Miller in the outfield. Cramer shines defensively and hit well last year, while Johnson Finney are new but impress. Foxx and Cochrane must belt runs for wins, with McNair’s absence a concern. If strong, A's stay in the race. if not, finishing in the first division could slip away after Cleveland tests them.
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Standings and results from yesterday's games
Cleveland beat Boston 4 to 0 while St Louis defeated Washington 3 to 2. Other games were postponed with today’s schedule listing Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at-Chicago Boston at Detroit and New York at St Louis.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Major Leagues
Pittsburgh beat New York 7 6. Brooklyn won 7 to Cincinnati 4. St Louis 2, Boston 3. Chicago Philadelphia postponed due to rain.
Today’s Games Feature City Matchups Across League
Chicago faces Philadelphia as St Louis visits Boston and Cincinnati travels to Brooklyn while Pittsburgh plays New York in a set of marquee baseball games today.
Toledo Beats Kansas City. St Paul Tops Indy. Louisville Falls
Scores show Toledo trouncing Kansas City 7 to 4 while St Paul defeats Indianapolis 9 to 2. Louisville suffers a seven point loss as Minneapolis edges Columbus Milwaukee in a postponed game due to covid.
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Scoring Fragments From A Mixed Hockey Card
The note lists results with Newarl defeating Buffalo 12 to 9 while Rochester 6, Baltimore 3, Jersey City 3, Montreal 1, Toronto 2, and Albany 1 are shown with varying margins. The fragment preserves multiple city matchups and outcomes without full context.
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Indians Clinch AL Lead With 4-1 Win Over Red Sox
Cleveland, led by Mel Harder with a homer and two doubles, beat Boston 4 to 1 to seize first in the American League and drop the Yankees from the top. Wes Ferrell limited the Red Sox to six hits as Cleveland extended its winning streak to 10 of 13.
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Kent State beats Oberlin 5 to 2 in Ohio Conference game
Kent State College baseball led 3 runs early and downed Oberlin 5 to 2 in a Thursday Ohio Conference matchup at Kent. The win improves Kent State’s record in the league.
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Boston Beats Cleveland In Harder Pitching Duel
Boston 7 Cleveland 4. Harder allowed 4 runs on 9 hits over 6 innings. Wechs struck out 2 in relief. Andrews took the loss after pitching 8 innings and yielding 7 runs. Geisel and Morarty contributed offensively for Boston with multiple hits. Time 14.
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Head Play Favored to Win Preakness in Tight Field
In Baltimore on May 12 the Preakness field appears evenly matched with sickness and training issues trimming entries. Eleven or twelve three year olds are listed with Head Play and Broker's Tip as leading contenders, plus other notable contenders such as Ladysman Poppyman and Inlander.
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