Elyria Group Heads to Lakewood for District Meet
Elyria High tracksters join Oberlin Lorain and Sandusky in the Northeastern Ohio District meet at Lakewood Saturday. Class A and B entries total 19 and 15 respectively with over 500 competitors. Elyria athletes compete in sprints hurdles jumps and relays as Coach Vaughn aims for medals and a possible league title.
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Lakewood
Floyd A. Rowe
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Ravenna
Rocky River
Longwood
Hudson
West Commerce
University School
John Drummond
Cleveland Athletic Association
Oscar Sell
John Gourley
Baseball scores from national and minor leagues
In National League games New York edged Cincinnati 5 to 4 in 12 innings. St Louis beat Brooklyn 8 to 4 and Pittsburgh defeated Boston 7 to 1. Chicago won 4 to 2 over Philadelphia. American Association results include Indianapolis 9 Milwaukee 11 innings, Toledo 3 St Paul 0, Minneapolis 4 Columbus 2, Louisville 6 Kansas City 3. International League saw Toronto 18 Jersey City 1, Rochester 4 Newark 3, Buffalo 11 Reading 1, Syracuse 5 Baltimore 1. Southern Association games feature New Orleans 7 Little Rock 1, Memphis 5 Mobile 0, Chattanooga 15 Nashville 7, Atlanta 10 Birmingham 0.
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Boxing trainer opens Oakland boxing school by McAllister
Sport notes recount Bob McAllister once a middleweight title con artist now runs a boxing school in Oakland. The piece recalls historical purses from 1887 and mentions other baseball and league notes including Atlanta Crackers, a Hayti to Washington trip, and the Olympic Club of Boston.
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Oakland
Calif
Jake Kil- Tain
John L. Sullivan
Atlanta Crackers
Chattanooga
Hayti
Washington
Senators
Yankees
Massachusetts
Olympic Club
Boston
Elm Tree
Newark International League
Providence
Oh My Darling Sammy Gray Leads A's Pitching Streak
Sammy Gray. the Athletics ace, extended his win streak to six by beating the Detroit Tigers, keeping his season record unblemished though teammate fielding errors cost a shutout. Connie Mack relies on Gray along with Lefty Groves, Baumgartner, and Harris as part of a reshaped staff.
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Athletics
Gray
Detroit Tigers
Connie Mack
Connie
Groves
Congie Had
Sill
Stan Baumgartner
Lefty Heimach
Mack
Helmbach
Baumgartner
Rube Walberg
Lefty Groves
Slim Harriss
Eddie Rovmel Harris
Night boxing cards feature Youngstown and Fort Wayne bouts
In Youngstown and Fort Wayne scenes, several 10 round and six to twelve round fights unfolded. Mil ton Cohen of Cleveland defeated Lou Bloom of Columbus in twelve rounds, Teddy Easterbrook beat Alex Simms in Canton in six, Frankie Gsaeth of Cleveland fought six rounds, while Eddie Dyer of Terre Haute won ten rounds over Jackie Gros of Dima. Nick Ellenwood of Fort Wayne defeated Young Reed of Niles, Michigan, in ten rounds.
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Lou Bloom
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Teddy Easterbrook
Yies
Alex Simms
Canton
Marty McHale
McWeesport
Frankie Gsaeth
Fort Wayne
Eddie Dyer
Terre Haute
Jackie Gros
Dima
Ohio
Nick Ellenwood
Young Reed
Niles
Mich
Three Elyrians Join Lorain Boxing Card
William Fryberger of the Olympic Club schedules a May 29 show at the Slovenian National Hall Lorain with bouts featuring Sailor Butler vs Young Wells eight rounds at 145, Sammy Marsho vs Ted Thomas six rounds at 130, Young Mauschack vs little Butch Bender four rounds 118, Andy Fritz vs Yancy Cassant four rounds 155, plus a Lorain standouts bout and pre event stunts by Young Gotch and students.
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Olympic Club
Pearl Street
Lorain
Young Goreda
Sailor Butler
U. S. Navy
Young Wells
Roxie Lauries Stable
Cleveland
Sammy Marsho
Elyria
Ted Thomas
Pittsburgh
Young Mauschack
Butch Bender
Andy Fritz
Elyris
Yancy Cansant
Young Gotch
Fryberger
Hal Stewart
Ft. Wayne
Batting Hess
Fre. Wayne
Harry Reidy
Dover
Freddy Lawrence
Sammy Marisco
Dave Taylor
Dick Taylor
Andy Raven
Washington
Yesterday's Home Run Leaders and League Totals
Yesterday's results show Southworth of the Giants hitting a 13 to 1 victory over Luque of the Reds. League totals list American 111 and National 106 with individual leaders including Hartnatt of the Cubs and Williams of the Browns among others.
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Luque
Reds
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National
Hartnatt
Cubs
Cachanee K. Williams
Browns
Hornsby
Cardinals
Sseseee Simmons
Athletics
Eseesses R. Meusel
Yanks
Kelly
Cobb
Tige
Enessen Gaches Myatt
Indians
Racing and sports events listed for major meets and matches
A roundup of various sports events across cities includes racing at Jamaica and Louisville, a horse sale in Lexington, track championships at Sewanee and Urbana, a Texas women’s golf title in Dallas, Davis Cup first round in London, chess at Baden Baden, Bryn Mawr polo in Bryn Mawr, boxing bouts in New Orleans Boston and Louisville, and notes on Australian heavyweight Jack Dillon and the Salt Lake Bees arrival.
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Kentucky Jockey Club
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Belmont
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Sewanee
Illinois
Urbana
Dallas
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Poland
London
Baden-Baden
Bryn Mawr
Baseball Scores and Tidbits From A Lively Card
The Tigers edged by Ed Rommell's slow ball as the Ath letics won their seventh straight 4 to 3. Washington beat the Browns 6 to 3 to stay atop the standings. Sisler kept his 29 game hitting streak alive while Pennock lost a 1 to 0 decision to Ted Lyons. The Yankees fade continued through twenty innings without a run. Ben Karr of Cleveland defeated his old team 4 to 3 with a ninth inning RBI. Earl Smith drove in a three bagger for the Pirates as Polles quelled a midgame riot. Pirates won 7 to 1. Giants beat Reds 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Alexander defeated the Phillies 4 to 2. Cubs rallied for three in the seventh. Cardinals topped Brooklyn 8 to notched a late win. In Louisville 1889 Tony Howard won 20 dollars by smoking 100 cigarettes in 6 hours 35 minutes. Salt Lake Bees open season as a sensation in the Pacific Coast League.
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Louisville
Tony Howard
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