Nine Teams Enrolled In New City Softball League
The opening of the City Softball League, sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., will start Monday with nine teams including Western Automatic, City Motors, 15-5s, Krugman Transits, Crescents, Richwines, Ohio Fuel Gas, Johnson Oils, and Pfaudler Co. Games run Mondays and Thursdays at McKinley, Hamilton, and Richwine’s, starting 6:20 PM.
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Russell Davies
Bob Moore
Y. Mlc. A
Western Automatic
City Motors
Krugman Transits
Crescents
Richwines
Ohio Fuel Gas
Johnson Oils
Pfaudler Co
McKinley
Hamilton
Richwine Fields
Krugman
Riuwine
The
Holy Cross
Steel and Tubes
Steve Kaminski
Kaminski Brothers
Vic
Frank
Stace
Johnny Cebula
Stanley Ozmiunski
Johnny Fritz
Hank Ernest
Joe Zlat
Chuck Kaiser
Kreutzfeld
Shaffstall
Reed
Saints Colonels In See-Saw Race Summary
In Columbus on May 15 the American Association schedule featured two games. St Paul regained the lead after beating Louisville, while Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 13 to 9. Minneapolis and Columbus traded blows as Minneapolis prevailed 21 to 11 in a high scoring contest. Louisville toppled Milwaukee earlier, and Kansas City fell to Indianapolis 7 to 6, with multiple pitchers used in the slugfest.
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Columbus
Iro
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Alinneapolis
Louisville
Saints
Toledo
Ouisville
St. Louis
New York
Boston Ae
Tchicago
Fittsburgh Zee
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Peeter
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Elyria High Cinder Star Dick Hoose Leads Hurdle to Relay Shift
Elyria High star Dick Hoose, after setting local indoor records in the 440 and 880, shifted to hurdle and mile relay duties. The senior, poised to place at the Northeastern meet in Lakewood and earn a second trip to Columbus, is expected to boost next season’s team before graduating in June.
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Dick Hoose
Lakewood
Columbus
Hick
Loughran Meets Campolo Tonight in NYC Bout
Tommy Loughran veteran light heavy meets Victoria Campolo Argentine giant in a ten round heavyweight opener at Madison Square Garden. The winner eyes the Carnera Sharkey and Stripling Schmeling scraps as a path to a title. Loughran favored 7 to 5, seeks a Sharkey rematch after recent wins.
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EW York
Tommy Loughran
Victoria Campolo
Madison Square Garden
Carnera-Sharkey
Brooklyn
Stripling-Schmeling
Cleveland
Tilden Annexes Pro Tennis Title
William Tilden of Philadelphia won the mythical professional tennis title by defeating Vincent Richards of New York 6 4 5 7 7 3 1 2 in a five match series. The victory marked his third straight win in the series for the world singles crown while the players set to meet again in Chicago Saturday night.
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Philadelphia
William T. Tilden
Tilden
Vincent Richards
New York
Big Bill
Chicago
Smith Cards 72 In Southport Golf Tourney Round
Pi Horton Smith, US Ryder Cup team member, fired a 72 in the third round of the Dunlop Southport Golf tournament at Southport, amid two days of wind and rain. He opened in 35 with three birdies and an eight-yard putt at the 9th, lifting his total to 218 after today's 42.
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Southport
Eng
Pi—Horton Smith
Smith
Mount Union Defeats Hiram In Ohio Conference Tilt
Mount Union beat Hiram 19 to 4 on Thursday after Hiram committed 14 errors while Mount Union made six. Winning pitcher Thompson yielded six hits.
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Hiram. O
Ohio
Mount Union
Hiram
Thompson
Soviet Five Year Plan Maps 26500 Mile Air System
The plan outlines an air network totaling 26500 miles to be completed by 1933, detailing targets for expansion and integration across key regions under the Five Year Plan guiding infrastructure growth and transport priorities.
KE H S Registers Shut Out Victory at Avon
Elvira High defeated Avon 14 to 0 in a road game as Kushin and Mosher split pitching duties for KEH. Avon collected thirteen hits but could not score. Clawson went 4 for 4 with Brerek Contam and Hutch Ings each posting three hits. Elyria meets Brookside at Ely Stadium tonight and closes Lake Erie League play versus Cleveland Heights tomorrow.
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Elvira High
Avon
Avon High
Kushin
Mosher
Clymermen
Clawson
Crimson Flash
Brerek
Contam
Hutch Ings
Elyria
Brookside High
Ely Stadium
Lake Erie
Cleveland Heights
St Agnes Triumphs Over Odd Fellows 10-4 at Cascade Park
St Agnes Juniors stretched their win streak with a 10-4 victory over Odd Fellows in a Cascade Park clash. Monroe and Miers led with two base hits and home runs by Miers Robinson Decker and Michaels. Muruk earned the win over Olmsted who took the loss.
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St. Agnes
Odd Fellows
Cascade Park
Myers and Michaels
Grafton
Jefferson Grounds
Joe Bedoes
Gene
Oberlin
Bax
All Stars
Lorain
St. Ag
Monroe
Miers
Michaels
Robinson
Decker
Bedoes
Myers
Flicker
Blair
Krieg
Fellows
Muruk
Olmsted
Bedocs
F. Bedoss
Motors Blank Trucks start season with 7 0 shutout
The Motors blanked the Elway Transits 7-0 at McKinley grounds in a season opener. Pitcher Gurney allowed only one hit by H Tulk in the seventh. Next game is at Erhardt A C's on Sunday with all players due at 12 39 at the garage.
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City Motors
McKinley Grounds
Elway Transits
Gurney
Motors
H. Tulk
Erhardt
Indians Lose Another Game to Senators in Narrow Defeat
Walter Miller pitched well for Cleveland but the Indians faltered at the plate against Sad Sam Jones, dropping their sixth straight. Jones drove in two Washington runs, while Burnett and Cronin added key hits for the Senators. In another note, Ohio State defeated Purdue 5 to 4 as Bill Kermode allowed six hits.
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Cleveland
Walter Miller
Cleveland Indians
Sam’ Jones
Miller
Senators
Griffs
Jones
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Brown
Hank McDonald
Mack
Washington AB. R. H. O. A
Kuhel
Jordan
Bluege
Spencer
Cleveland AB. R. H. O. A. E. Jamieson
Fonseca
Averill
Hodapp
Porter
Burnett
Sewell, c
Goldman
Myatt
Park
O Thomas
Vosmik
Columbus
Ohio State
Purdue
Bill Kermode
Buckeyes
Clark Granted Leave To Coach Portsmouth Grid Team
Earl Dutch Clark, coach at Colorado College, has been granted a leave of absence to play professional football with the Portsmouth team this fall, as learned today in Portsmouth Ohio.
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Portsmouth
Earl ‘Dutch’ Clark
Colorado College
Local ties loom in Decatur tryouts for NL teams
Each of these youngsters aiming for Decatur NL Three-I team jobs has a major league sibling. H S Seeds, top, is brother to Cleveland Indians outfielder Bob Seeds, Carl Brown, center, is brother to Indians pitcher Clint Brown, and Bob Whitney is brother to Pinkey Whitney of the Philadelphia Nationals as third baseman.
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Decatur
H. S. Seeds
Top
Bob Seeds
Cleveland Indians
Carl Brown
Clint Brown
Indians
Bob Whitney
Pinkey Whitney
Philadelphia Nationals
Kent's Endymion First Edition Valued at 3000
The first edition of Kent's Endymion from 1818 is valued at three thousand dollars. The item attracts collectors seeking rare early 19th century literature.
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Kent
Endymion
American League Standings and Results
The American League table shows Philadelphia leading with 20 wins and 13 losses, New York 22-14, Washington 25-14, Detroit 27-14, Cleveland 24-12, Boston 23-30, Chicago 2-23, and St. Louis 20-14. Results include Washington 5, Cleveland 4. Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2. Boston 4, Detroit 3. New York 14, St. Louis 2. Today Philadelphia visits Cleveland, Boston plays Chicago, Washington contests St. Louis, and New York faces Detroit.
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W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Crescents Manager Defends Protest Over City Motors Win
Crescent manager Ed Elbert responded to Fred Maddock the City Motors captain whose protest followed a 5-4 Crescents victory at McKinley Field. Elbert said the Crescents would replay the game on an open date, defended umpire Doc Ehrke, and urged City Motors to rely less on umpires for outcomes.
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Fred Maddock
City Motors
Crescents
McKinley Field
Ed Elbert
Elbert
Crescent
Doc Ehrke
Maddock
Duncan To Hurl For Wakeman At Local Park
Wakeman lefty pitcher Duncan is slated to start Sunday afternoon against the San Dusky Colored Elks at the local park. Link Wasem, Wakeman’s top hitter last season at .487, will be catcher as usual. The Elks bring three pitchers Lytle Ferguson and Crudup and three catchers Ragsdale Jackson and Singletary.
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Wakeman
Lefty Duncan
Wakeman Red Caps
Sandusky Colored
Elks
Link Wasem
Lytle
Ferguson
Crudup
Ragsdale
Jackson
Singletary
Ridgeville Juniors Seek Games in Lorain County
The Ridgeville Robins won their opener over Holt Wicks 13 to 12 and seek home games on Saturdays or Sundays against Lorain County teams for players up to 14. Merrill Walker in Elyria is the contact. Elyria Tigers and Unknowns are notified.
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Ridgeville Juniors
Ridgeville Robins
Holtwicks
Lorain County
Merrill Walker
Elypia
Ohio
Elyria Tigers
Disarmament proposals heard in sixth century B C China
The report notes discussions on disarmament during the sixth century before Christ in China. It highlights early debates on reducing weaponry, diplomacy, and peacekeeping ideas that influenced later political thought.
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China
Derby Favorites Mate And Twenty Grand Rule Joint Derby
Louisville May 13 Twenty Grand and Mate remain joint favorites for the fifty seventh Kentucky Derby with about 11 horses expected to run. A dry track at Churchill Downs should favor Twenty Grand over Mate, while a muddy surface could boost Equipoise and hinder western contenders like Pitsburgher Sweep All and Spanish Play.
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Mate
Louisville
Greentree Stable
Churchill Downs
Equipoise
Pitsburgher
Leading Hitters Baseball Stat Summary Excerpt
National and American League leaders listed by player with games at bats runs hits and pets for the season. Notable names include Ruth Simmons Fothergill Alexander Fonseca Hornsby Roettger Lindstrom Orsatti Bottomley and Stevenson. A year ago today Rice led with .414 in the American League and Stevenson led the National League with .456.
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AB. R. Ate
Ruth
N.Y
Simmons
Phil
Fothergill
Chi
Alexander
Det
Fonseca
Clev
Rice
Washington
AB. R. HH
Pet
Roettger, Cin
Lindstrom
Orsatti
St. L
Bottomley
Stephenson
Chicago
Midget Teams Clash at Alumni Field
Holy Cross Juniors meet South End Midgets Saturday at 10 am at Alumni Field. Monske to pitch for Holy Cross while Suki starts for the Midgets.
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Holy Cross
Monske
Suki
Elyria High Tracksters Ready For District Meet At Lakewood
Elyria High track coach W. L. Vaughn has molded a ready squad for the Northeastern Ohio District Meet at Lakewood. Over forty-five schools compete as events promise spots to Columbus. Kaminski, Lyons and Shapko headline sprints while Innes Gehrke vie for the half mile. The mile relay squad Hall Collins Kaminski House aims to shine, with only House and Boryson nursing injuries.
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Elyria High
Lakewood
House
Boyson
Vaughn Banks
Oach
W. L. Vaughn
Ohio
Flashes
Columbus
Baanh TW Yo Vanewha
Han Anta
WUVGU
VAM
Shapko
Innes
Lyons
Kaminski
Vaughn
Tion
Collins
Moose
Hoose Wil
Lamberton
Triplett
Vaugan Banks
Carlson
C. Kushin
Hardy
Greene
Hall
Dick House
Luke Boryson
Red Sox Hold Own Against West in Interleague Play
Boston, once weak in the AL, challenged Western clubs and beat Cleveland three straight after starting 11 losses to Eastern teams. They then split with Detroit, winning 4 to 3 after a 2 0 and 2 1 setback, with five sixth inning hits. Sad Sam Jones starred for Washington, driving in two runs and securing a 5 to 4 win over Cleveland as the Indians dropped their fifth straight.
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UYU
New York
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Red Sox
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
Waits Hoyt
Durham
Lisenbee
Moore
Sam" Jones
Washington Senators
Jones
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Wea
Krugman Brothers
Barkaes, Yucka, Tisza, and Co
Elyria High Cinder Stars
Loughran
Campolo
Jack Sharkey
Max Bear
Ernie Schaaf
Tuffy Griffiths
Sharkey
Tilden Annexes
KE. H.S
R. H
Monroerf
Fortman
Joe Bedocs
Fahmon
Bainbridge
Siegmund
Brove
R. OH
L. Krugman
Life
Gebhart
Eaee
E. Tulk
Rogers
Tompkins
Sadowski
V. Kiugman
CIA
B. Robertson
Powell
Henke
Wircenske
Rte
Seigmund
Moran
Ft Cox
Iss
Iwoehn
Rosie
Thomas
Cronin
West
Blueze Burnett
Sewell
Duncan
Oberlin Pfaff and Morris
Ross
Soja
Hamilton Field
R. H. Krist
Kruss
Heath
Watson
Rhostyo
Fritz
Muffis
Abeess Cross
Leahy
Parker
Gaines
R. Krueger
Esteem
Hamlin
Hoeh
Davis
Pl& M
Krist
Elyria’s Theatre
Broad ST
Over
Dreamland Theatre
Pitas
Aroun
W. Broad St
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