Bar Auto Racing On Local Track Announces Short Ship Meeting
Secretary of the Elyria Driving Club announced auto racing will be allowed on the Elyria Fair Ground BAT track after Leper Day with a July 1 application to hold a yard. The track will host a four night short circuit meeting the week of June 22 with special organization nights and a possible Legion sponsorship to fund the Drum and Bugle Corps travel. Several officials and arrangements for judges starters and clerks were named, and a barrier system to reduce start delays will be used.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
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Richwine
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Washington, Pa
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Xenia
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Elvira Driving Club
Sandusky
Elma Flashes defeat Brookside 10 to 7 at Ely Stadium
Elma Highs baseball beat Brookside 10-7 at Ely Stadium with Maken pitching three innings. Clowson Blows and Lazers led with three hits each, Elberts smashed the only home run, and Crimer used a substitute lineup as he prepares for today’s Lake Erie League finale against Cleveland Heights.
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Sheffield Boys
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Lake Erie
Rommel Foils Cleveland as Athletics Win 4-0 in Opener
Ed Rommel baffled Cleveland with a knuckleball while Philadelphia beat the Indians 4-0, ending Cleveland’s seven game skid. Clint Brown pitched well in eight, but three unearned runs and two errors doomed the Tribe. Bill Hunnefield was released. Willis Hudlin opposed Lefty Grove in today’s rematch.
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Ed Rommel
Ceveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Clint Brown
Indians
Jel Harder
Lefty Grove
Athletics
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Bill Hunnefield
Tribe
Simmons
Foxx
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Jamieson
Porter
Boler
Hodapp
Goldman
Fonseca
Brown
Haas
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Owens
Athletics Beat Indians 4-0 to Move Further From Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics shut out Cleveland 4-0 to widen their margin over the New York Yankees to more than a full game. Eddie Rommel limited the Indians to nine scattered hits as Detroit toppled the Yankees.
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Oberlin Defeats Wooster in 80 51 Track Meet
Oberlin College defeated Wooster 80 to 51 in a dual track meet at Oberlin. Yeomen swept events with 13 firsts led by Spangler breaking Oberlin pole vault record at 12 feet 4.5 inches. Johnson and Gaige shared sprint honors, Haines and Hall posted top times in the dash, and Trevett won discus.
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Talbott
Bittners Open Home Season in Grafton Meet
Grafton Bitners open their season facing a strong Cleveland Class team soon. Lineups include Bittner, Tankinson, Filger, H Hopkins, A Hopkins, Tomasheski, Jamerison, Scholl, and Hestings. Services listed runners and field events with results such as pole vault, long jump, and relay times noted for the meet at New Oberlin.
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Derby facts from Louisville for Kentucky Derby day
The 37th Kentucky Derby features a one mile and a quarter run for three year olds with 126 pounds. About 850000 dollars await the winner as 15 starters contend, with 12 expected to start. Favorite choices include Twents Grand and Mate with Don Leon Insco and the Mongol in the mutuel field. Estimated attendance 60000. Post time around 6 p m eastern, weather clear and warm, track fast.
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City League Schedule First Half
City League schedule lists weekly games from May to June in a muddy OCR, featuring teams Western Automatic, City Motors, Crescents, Ohio Fuel Gas, Krugman Transits, Richwines, Pfaudler, Johnson Oils, Hamilton, and Richwine. Several entries repeat venues at Hamilton and MecHinley with alternating home and away matchups.
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Loughran Tops Campolo In Easy Prizefight Victory
In a Philadelphia ring the heavyweight Tom Loughran overwhelmed Campolo with precise jabs and swift hooks. Despite Campolo’s attempts to press, Loughran dominated eight of nineteen rounds, turning the bout into a display of superior technique and endurance.
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Elyria High Faces Heights High In LEL Closer
Coach Roy Clymer sends Elyria High baseball to Ely Stadium to play Heights High in a Lake Erie League finale at 2 30. Elyria holds one league win and seeks a successful finish. Wills Jones will start for Elyria with Ken Long in reserve, Heights likely to counter with Wolf.
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Crimson Flashes
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Wolf
Eagles Five In National Tourney
The Elvira Eagles bowling team left for Elkhart Indiana to compete in the Eagles National Tournament. They will bowl five man doubles and singles with six players Chet Shepard Ronnie Stull George Valerius Sam Nagy Whitey Lisewsky and George Bohz making the trip.
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Indiana
Chet Shepard
Ronnie Stull
George Valerius
Sam Nagy
Whitey Lisewsky
George Bohz
American Games Today Reported Results Across Cities
Landia's WH American results list Paiiadeionia Cleveland Detroit 2 New York 6 Boston 12 Chicago Washington St Louis 5 Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Chicago Washington St Louis New York Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Washington at St Louis New York at Detroit.
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National Results Brief Caps Wins and Weather Note
National sports results show Pittsburgh beats New York 3 to 2 while Brooklyn defeats Chicago 6 to 4. Cincinnati leads 10 to 7 as Philadelphia and St. Louis meet Boston amid rain. no final score provided for that game.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
National Games Today Matchups Across Major Cities
National games today feature Chicago and Philadelphia in two games, Pittsburgh in Boston, Cincinnati against Brooklyn, and St. Louis visiting New York. The schedule highlights cross city rivals and marquee teams across the league.
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New York
Association Results Milwaukee 11 Kansas City 7
Minneapolis 19, St Paul 4 leads with only games scheduled. Results show Milwaukee beat Kansas City 11 to 7 while Minneapolis topped St Paul 19 to 4. Conference standings reflect current form and remaining matches.
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Kansas City
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St Paul
Association Games Today Milwaukee at Kansas City
Milwaukee meets Kansas City in a league pairing while Toledo travels to Columbus Indianapolis visits Louisville St Paul plays Minneapolis in a set of regional matchups.
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Saint Paul Stumbles as Minneapolis Rally Tops Lead
COLUMBUS May 16 St Pauls fell 19 to 4 to Minneapolis as eight runs came in the eighth inning. Henry, the Minneapolis pitcher, worked steadily while St Pauls errors and weak pinching hurt their lead. Louisville idle. Milwaukee slips into third after beating Kansas City 11 to 7.
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Tuffy Griffiths Halts Gilmore in First Round in Columbus
Columbus welterweight Tuffy Griffiths knocked out Eddie Gilmore of Piqua in the first round of a scheduled 14 round bout in Columbus. Gilmore was outclassed as Griffiths imitated his slugging style. In the semi final Chocolate Kid of Columbus outpointed Hid Snow of Piqua.
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Athletic Club Battles Business Men In Cascade Park Showdown
Feature games set at Cascade Park and Riverview tomorrow pit Athletic Club against the Business Men in a CL League clash, while the Riverview diamond hosts Elyria Basts versus Lorain Nativityites. Athletic Club relies on Roy Stickradt with Baumhardt as backup. Business Men counter with Bill Wilbert and Cook catching as both teams chase early season wins.
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Furnitures Rally Beats Unknowns at McKinley Field
The Thomas Furnitures beat the Unknowns 11 to 6 at McKinley Field. Storm pitched a strong game with four hits allowed and ten strikeouts in nine innings, earning the win as Forester took the loss. Furnitures built leads early and late, mounting a six run rally in the seventh to seal the victory.
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Johnson Oils Defeat Ohio Fuel Gas 6-1 at Roosevelt
The Johnson Oils downed the Ohio Fuel Gas 6-1 at Roosevelt last night. Barkacs limited Gas to two hits and fanned six, with only one runner reaching third after the first inning. Oils plan to face B. and B. Oys Tuesday and Shorty Barbers of Lorain Wednesday at Roosevelt.
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Cubs Fall as Robins Rally in Brooklyn Victory
The Chicago Cubs, the sole Western team in play, lost 6 to 4 to Brooklyn. Clyde Day supplied key relief pitching for the Robins, sealing the win to lift Brooklyn over Chicago yesterday.
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Western teams surge with three wins in standings shakeup
The Cincinnati Reads swept Philadelphia in two games 19 to 7 and 7 to 5 as Chuck Klein hit his seventh and eighth homers of the season. Pittsburgh Pirates edged the New York club in ten innings 3 to 2, tightening the pennant race.
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