Americans Regain Walker Cup In Narrow Singles Triumph
United States retains the Walker Cup after a tight sequence of singles wins led by Thala of New York, who defeated Dachk McLean. Johnny Goodman, Lawson Little, and others secured key victories as America clinched the match with decisive finishes over Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunlap
Jack McLean
Johnny Goodman
Michael Scott
Ae Thala
New York
Dachk McLean
Britain
Wees
Francs
Leonard Crawley
Davecd Thys Cangy
Johnny Fismier
Chamilion
Eric Tddfson Fae
John Goodman
Omaha
Lawson Little
Chicago
America
Goodman
Little
Cyril Tolley
United States
Johnny
Johnnys
Scott
Walker Cup tale and golf ghosts from Pebble Beach
Henry Andrews of Scotland and Lewsen Little of San Francisco prep for a Walker Cup match at Pebble Beach. Lawes recalls China sea coffin hazards on the course and a boastful Wolf Mayer claims speed and nerve in a tough round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Andrews
Scothand
Lewsen
San Franixen
Rusavk
Marine Hotel
China
Clowson's Hit Costs Hurler No-Hit Game
Ann Arbor area baseball note details a hurler who pitched a no hit game until the ninth inning as Clowson from Elyria delivered a key hit. The report mentions Whie Riate, Obie sun, and Portage tied to a nearby contest involving state college teams, with references to Arington course and a tied score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clowson
Ann Arbor
Mael Utler
Arizmendi And Belloise Are Title Finalists
Arizmendi and Belloise emerged as top featherweight contenders after 10 round eliminations at Madison Square Garden. Arizmendi battered Al Roth for a decisive win, while Belloise edged Petey Hayes in a tough bout as 3,900 fans watched. A summer Madison Square Garden Bowl bout will decide New York State’s share of the world featherweight crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May Arizmendi
Rugged
Mike Belloise
Spidery
Madison Square Garden Bowl
New York State
Kid Cholocate
Ariamendi
Belloise
Madison Square Garden
al Roth
Petey Hayes
Brooklyn
Unclear Sports Standings Fragment from New York
Fragmentary record shows scattered standings with teams including Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, Newark and Washington. Missing dates and clear context hinder full interpretation while names like Levin, Washington and Philadelphia recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eng
Nina
Levin
Cards Climb to third in NL behind Giants win
United Press reports the Cardinals rise to third in the National League after a 3 to 2 10th inning victory over the Giants. Paul Dean earned the win over Carl Hubbell as St Louis won its third straight, improving in a two week stretch with 67 runs, 138 hits, and only 12 errors while moving past the Phillies. Durocher scored the winning run on Rothrock's single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis
Cards
Giants
Rothrock
Durocher
Paul Dean
Dizzy
Carl Hubbell
Three Teams Undefeated In Heights League
In Eastern Heights League action United Dry Cleaners beat Elyria Hardware 17 to 2 to stay unbeaten as Hi-Speeds and Parrish Meats also hold perfect records. Maumee Dairy won 13 to 3 over Elyria Merchants, with Ted Julowic pitching and 19 team safeties. Separate major league results saw Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and the Yankees win while Washington, Cleveland, and St. Louis shared losses in a day filled with late-inning dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Dry Cleaners
Elyria Hardware
Cleaners
Hi-Speeds
Parrish Meats
Th Hardwares
Tom ‘Smith
Ozzie Ozminski
Henke
Gerhardinger
Ozminski
Maumee Dairy
Elyria Merchants
R. Thompson
Ted Julowic
Maumee’s
United Ry Cleaners AB
Smith
Cerhard Iinger
Tate
Elprin Ilardwarees
Haseradt
M. Arts
Maueeke
VMI
Birith
Bey
Keviak
Otannee
Tatorvat I AG
Frans F. Sac
Hatlay Alever
Calatias A
Carmel
Ares
Montreal
Bittners Take 13-6 Win From Jolley's
The Bittners defeated Jolley's Repair Shop 13-6 last evening at Ely Stadium. Seemingly strong offense and solid defense carried the Bittners to the victory while Jolley's fought hard but could not overcome the Bittners' lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittners
Jolley
Seorins
Biner Funeral Home
Jolley’s
Ely Stadium
Lawyers Whip Bankers 9 to 5 in Elyria Victory
The Elyria lawyers baseball team defeated the Elyria Baws 9 to 5 at the American Legion field in a game described as a comedy of errors. Harold Agate umpired, Malcolm Thomas pitched, Samuel Deutsch caught for the locals. Chuck Clark pitched for the bankers with Joy Fitch catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Baws
Orp
American Legion Feld
Harold
Gig" Agate
Malcolm Thomas
Samuel Deutsch
Logals
Chuck Clark
Bankers
Joy Fitch
Crowd of 450 Sees Lorain Mat Program
About 450 people attended the Antlers auditorium in Lorain for the second Dan Morris wrestling show. Martonia Angelo pinned Bennie Bolt in the main event, followed by a local talent exhibition that provided evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Braden
Antlers
Lorain
Dan Morris
Martonia Angelo
Bennie Bolt
Wrestling Shows To Be Abandoned Here
Promoter Dan Morris of San dusky announced temporary abandonment of wrestling shows here after three unsuccessful local events. A possible summer return to outdoor performances was noted. The card featured Bennie Bolt versus Angelo with a dramatic series of holds and a two fall loss for Bolt, and a long draw between Sly McLain and Cory Denton. Joe Bires defeated Val Caserta in the home talent match with a body scissors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higtia
Dan Morris
Sandusky
Bennie Bolt
Duluth
Minn
Angelo
Bolt
Waterloo
Sly McLain
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Cory Denton
Salt Lake City
Utah
Denton
McLain
Denton Goofy
Joe Bires
Val Caserta
Legion to Sponsor Auto Races Here for Decoration Day
The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Port No 12 will sponsor a racing program at Lorain Granty Fair grounds on Decoration Day May 3. Former racer Newell Barr leads the event and expects a large field including Jerry Connelly Deb Snyder Ken Dunlap Jerry Berry Carl Lewis Tony Palumbo from Ohio and nearby states. Net proceeds support the corps as it prepares to attend the American Legion National Convention in Miami Florida. Barr said track conditioning to cut dust and maintain speed will begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Barr
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Fund
Hiverview Park
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Port No. 12
Lorain Granty Fair Grounds
Legion
Barr
Jerry Connelly
Deb Snyder
Ken Dunlap
Jerry Berry
Carl Lewis
Tony Palumbo
Ohio
Georgy Tattersall
the Legion Committee
American Legion
Miami
Florida
Grafton Team Beats Haserodt Jewelers in Narrow Win
The Rothgery Meteors of Grat edged Haserodt Jewelers of Elyria 3 to 2 at Isieafton Althouch last night. Elyria hitters collected five safe blows but Grats defense and timely hitting secured the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Haserodt Jewelers
Rothgery
Gratbaat
Elyria Lin
Isieafton Althouch
Oberlin Golfers Defeat Kenyon in Close Match
Oberlin College golfers beat Kenyon 12 4-2 in a Friday contest. The report mentions team play and a later reference to a 21 o'clock time, with relief team members asked to meet. The text is garbled but indicates Oberlin's victory and ongoing team activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey
Repolief
Caase
Vas
Ward Stars As Michigan Beats Ohio Trackmen
Michigan defeated Ohio State 80 1 2 to 45 1 2 in a night meet in Columbus. Willis Ward led with wins in the high jump and 120 yard hurdles, placed second in the 100 yard dash and broad jump, scoring 18 points as Michigan swept all events except the 410 yard dash and shot put. George Arnold of Ohio State set a new Ohio record in the 440 yard dash at 49.2 seconds, breaking the old mark of 49.8 from 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lin
Michigan
Ohio State
Willis Ward
Ward
George Arnold
Ohio
Pittinger
Indians Beat Red Sox To Claim Second Place
Boston used southpaws again as Bucky Harris started another left-hander against Cleveland. Oral Hildebrand may pitch for the Indians. Bob Holland collected four singles in two games, including a key hit that helped the Tribe win 6 to 3 in 11 innings, tying the game in the eighth and winning in the 11th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oston
Indians
Bucky Harris
Hoh Welland
Oral Hildebrand
Cleveland
Boston
Bob Holland
Tribe
Red Sox
Cleveland AB. F
All
Ale Holland
Ry O
Pearson
Averill
Hale
Kamm Harder
Rice
Weston AB. R
Ie Bishop
Werber
Johnson
Resnolds
Cooke
Morgan
Walters
Hinkle
Wait
Solters
Ostermueller
Rhodes
Watters
Cleveland A
Leeds
Kam
Tresky
Wishop
Werher
Bishop
Ostremueller
Rhotes Inns
Elyria Hosts Cleveland Team in Season Opener
The Elyria Horseshoe Club opens its home season by hosting Gordon Park in a Greater Cleveland loop match at the courts on Broad Street and East Avenue. Last Sunday Wade Park and Brookside Park defeated the club in two matches, and the forthcoming contest is set to start at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Horseshoe Club
Gordon Park
Broad Street
Avenue
Greater Cleveland Loop
Wade Park
Brookside Park
Shipment Of Fish Received By County
A consignment of breeders for Lorain County arrived this week and was placed in the last stretch of the Black River in LaGrange township and in Hacky River in Columbia. The shipment included six smallmouth bass and was coordinated by the Lorain County Pac and Games Association with state authorities in planning the field, according to W. OF. Heiloml of Grafton, fir and zone officer for this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Black River
la Grange Township
Hacky River
Columbia
William Sete Tee
Leraign County
Pac
W. OF. iHeioml
Grafton
Loop Teams Clash at Cascade in Tri County League Opener
Five games mark tomorrow's Tri County League opener in Lorain and Cuyahoga counties. Bittner Funeral Home of Elyria faces Grafton at Cascade Park while Motor Express travels to Avon. Other matchups include Lorain Lyon Tailors vs North Olmsted and Sandusky Cloverleaf Dairy vs LaGrange Wayside Inns with all games starting 2 45 except Bittner-Grafton at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucka
Funeral Home Outfit
Motor Express
Avon
Sandusky
LaGrange
Lorain Lyon Tailors
North Olmsted
Avon Lake
Amherst
Ernie Braden
Phe
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Elyria
Bittner Funeral Home
Grafton
Cascade Park
San
Bittner
Frank Clayko
Frank
Johnny Fritz
Ike Oring
Lefty Kemper
Fritz
Old City
Johnny Yucka
Ken “Binkie’ Smith
Mansfield Westinghouse Electrics
Clarke
Frank Murkowski
Ralph Nichols
Gene Myers
Frank Kaminski
Andy Arvay
Oring
Macjsay
Ken Long
Gibby Diewald
Paul Menz
Lake Shore
Tommy Nickolette
Mischka Meats
Tommy
Nickolette
al Dobras
Dobras
Elyria Troxels
Wayside Inn
Oberlin Road
Dairy-LaGrange
Tri-County
Wayside Inns
LaGrange Sheldon Uumbers
Ford Hastings
Stars Beat East Side Comets 28 to 9 in Softball
The Richwine Stars defeated the East Side Comets by 28 to 9 in a softball game played last night at Ely School diamond. Wooster Vanders win. Wooster, C., May 12. The Wooster College tennis team beat Muskingam to 0 Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STARS
Richwine Stars
East Side Comets
Ely
Wooster Vutters
Wooster, C
Wooster Coliese
Muskingam
Hi Speeds Meet Lodi In Season Opener Sunday
Elyria Hi Speed baseball opens its season Sunday at Lodi Merchants in the Loch league. Manager George Smith is uncertain of the starting lineup but plans a strong roster with Tony Brodke on the mound and Jack Storm catching. Stace Suby may start in the outfield as the Hi Speeds chase the city title against Bittner Funeral Home. First pitch is 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Hi-Speed
Corts and Kohn
George Smith
Lodi
Loch Nine
Hi-Speed
Smith
Tony
Brodke
Lorain
Fisher Foods
Jack Storm
Stace Suby
Elyria City
Amherst Mischka Meats
Sweip
Bittner Funeral Home
Hi-Speed Gas Team Beats Wykrents 10 to 7
The Hi-Speed Gas softball team of the Eastern Heights League defeated the Wykrent Grocers 10 to 7 last evening. Chuck Smith pitched for the Gasmen while Doug and Max Gerber pitched for the Grocers. No game was played on the Richwine Giamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Speed Gas
Wykrent Grocers
Richwine Giamond
Chuck Smith
Gasmen
Doug
Max Gerber
Fight Results From Unshed Press Boxing Card
San Francisco fighter Choco late defeated Pete Nebo by decision at 135 pounds in Cuba. In Seattle Tony Curro 136 and Young Peter Jackson 133 drew in Boston and Los Angeles. Treason defeated Earl head 259 in Santa Monica. Baby Aris defeated Mexico in New York with Mike New York outpointing 128 in Brooklyn. Sarron 123 and Atex- etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unshed Press
San Francisco
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Pete Nebo
Florida
Seattle
Tony Curro
Boston
Peter Jackson
Los Angeles
Drew
Hollywood
Terry
Treason
N. J
Earlhead
Santa Monica
York
Baby
Aris
Mexico
al New York
Mike
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklys
Sarron
Taylor Funeral Home Edges Glen Rogers Motors 6-5
The Taylor Funeral Home team defeated the Glen Rogers Motors 6-5 in a hard fought game at Franklin diamond. Roka pitched and Graber caught for the winners while Tomesa and Moore formed the Motors battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Funeral
Glen Rogers Motors
Franklin Diamond
Roka
Graber
Tomesa
Moore
Tthe Motors
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Merica
Henry McLemore
United
Jadrews
Scotland
Way
America Today
World Agateur
Y Henry Meleony
Lawes
Tientean
Dad
Gormy
Sears
Ittle
Jum Erding
Wolf Mayer
Mirse
Ives Ae Horimal Phiyer
Ansveur Pebble Beach
United Tres
Theda
Arington
Priestino
Oberlin and
LaGrange Heads
Arizmendi
Staidings
MOO
Pet
Aerk
Nory
Washington
Hiladelphin Tees
Prades
UY Bastan
Art St. Laks Bey
Sational Lesgles
Moston
Tirana
Uincinnati
N.L
Frishmen
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Vesterdas
Cinciannati
Pitsturch
Philadephias Fia
Urooklyn
Kienxe
Lattin
Teta
Brewkiyn
Chiesa
Nexten
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Mittharsh
New Dark
St. Tenia
Netainye
Gus Suhr
Joyner
Malone
Braves
Cincinnati S
Rey
Benton
Hafey
Yankees
White Sox
Earl Combs
Sammy Byrd
Pytlak
Kamm
Athletics
Campbell
Detroit
Parrish
Dean’s Lunch
Elvria Hardware
Haury & Bauer
Threester
Urig
Kushin
Alaski
Wazynink
Martonio Angelo
Oberlin
Kenyon
Oberian
Oberlin College
Kenpen
Aero-Wavys, Inc
Maurice J. Wagner
Wykrents
Hi-Speed Gas AB
Myers
Durmeki
Wee Murkowski
Maslyk
Dodsley
Tererea
Eters Thornton
Ase Braden
O. Herold
Orr
Kerr
Wikrent Groerrs AB
RH. Donovan
Ise
Idaho Red & Company
Philys Lynn
Oberlin Ave
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