West Tech topples Elyria in close dual meet
West Tech track team edged Elyria 68 to 61 in a dual meet on the Tech oval yesterday. Joe Scott led Elyria with wins in two hurdles and a dash, while Boey paced West Tech with wins in high jump and broad jump. The Crimson relay teams swept their events, but West Tech wins in 13 events and second-place finishes by Elyria carried the meet to a Cleveland victory.
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Plans Set For Erie Track Meet Here
Plans for the Lake Erie league track and field meet at Ely Stadium next Saturday are practically complete, says Carl Smith, Elyria High School faculty manager. This will be the first Joust scheduled for Elyria, and Lake Erie league principals meet Monday evening at Hotel Westlake to finalize plans.
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Bittners and Western Automatics Win West Side Games
Bittners, defending West Side softball champions, opened their season with a 4-1 victory over Nixon Barbers at Richwine diamond. Rutners pitcher Sito held Barbers to three singles while Cross hit two home runs. In another game Western Automatics beat Jones's Repair Shop 4-4 at Hamilton with Janowski and Buchholz in the winning battery and Stahl pitching for the losers.
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Dobrowski Meats Run Past Grocers Nine to One
Dobrowski Meats defeated Grocers nine to one at Riverview Path. Joe Ross pitched for the Meats and allowed eight hits as the offense hammered Max Gerber. A home run by Ross and multiple doubles from Barckaes Krisi Uris Soja and E. Ross fueled the victory.
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Lawyers Wallop Bankers 9 to 1 in Legion Diamond Game
Lawyers defeated the Elyria Bankers 9 to 1 on the Legion diamond. Malcolm Thomson pitched well and quick fielding limited the bankers to a lone run on a Petro miscue. The Lawyers, coming off a 9-5 win last week, now prep to face Bill Sudro’s crew in upcoming protests. Harmon diamond tomorrow features Haury and Baust Grocers vs Carlisle Grange in Eastern Helhet League play at 2:22 PM.
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Hi-Speeds Face Lodi Tomorrow in Merchants Showdown
Hi-Speeds travel to Lodi for a 2:30 tilt against the Merchants after last Sunday's 11-10 win by locals. Hed Poulson and Lorain Lyon Tatlors hurler head the Lodi lineup, with Jack Storm pitching for the Hi-Speeds. Manager George Smith says team members meet at the Y M C A at 12 99.
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Tigers Defeat Yanks To Take Second Place
Detroit’s two straight wins over New York lift the Tigers to second in the American League. Cochran’s club beat the Yankees 10 to 8 as Dolsack drove in the deciding run with a fourth inning double.
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Standings Update From Yesterday's Events
Standings show Cincinnati 2 New Work 1, Pittsburgh and Brankisn 3. Reaton 6 St. Louis 2 Chalence 3, Philadelphia 3. Today's games feature Cincinnati at New York, Pitshhurch at Brankisnr, St. Leogis of Reston, Chlesxe at Philadelphia.
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Haserodt Jewelers Blank Browns 4 0 in Diamond Game
Haserodt Jewelers defeated Browns 4 to 0 last night on the Stadium diamond. J Brown and B Jones pitched for the Browns and delivered fine exhibitions. The recap notes a 4 0 victory and mentions upcoming games at Kansas City and Milwaukee with tie considerations in Minneapolis.
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Merchants Beat Richwine Girls 11-6 in Diamond Duel
The South End Merchants defeated the Richwine Ice Creams 11-6 in a girls game last evening at the American Lace Company diamond. Babe Valerius pitched and M Robertson caught for the winners.
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Auto Races Set For Lorain County Fairgrounds Memorial Day
Entries are coming in fast for the Lorain County Fairgrounds track auto races on Memorial Day. Names listed include Herb Phillips 3-J Special Jerry Connelly Hi-Speed Special Tony Schaeffer McBride Special Carl Lewis Chevrolet Special and Bill Carr L-J Special. The program features sprint races to set positions for a 20 mile matin event. The Italian Helmet dash tops the sprints. The event aims to attract the three fastest cars in time trials. Track officials call the surface among the best in Eastern Ohio and expect new track records.
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Ohio
Scholastic Net Tourney Enters Semi Finals
In Columbus in May 1940 four top tennis players vie for the Ohio Scholastic Singles title at the 15th annual State Tournament. Singles semi finals pairings include Silberman of Cleveland Shaw versus Waterworth of Sidney and McFarlane of Canton McKinley versus Bausman of Troy. Doubles semi finals feature Trautman Amorini of Cincinnati Purcell versus Farringer Young of Bowling Green and McDonald Sundberg with Springfield Barth elmy Graebner of Lakewood.
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Summerlee Hurls One-Hit Game For Dean's Team
Dean's Lunch ace Summerlee hurled a one hit shutout in a 10-0 Eastern Heights league win over Ely via Hardware. A Howard Leinseder sixth frame single sparked the offense which totaled five hits aided by walks and errors. In the other loop tilt United Dry Cleaners edged Merchants by forfeit at Harmon diamond.
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Motors Win Over Old-Timers In Narrow Victory
The Glen Rogers Motors defeated the New York Central Old-Time s 11 to 5 on the McWinter diamond. Hiatt and Toby paired as battery for the victors as the game wrapped last evening. Also noted are market notes from Lorain county teams seeking opponents and a slate of Ohio college baseball results including Ohio State over Michigan State 6 to 4 in four innings, Marshall over Cincinnati 2 to 0, Bluffton 7 to Findlay 6, and a Wooster 3 to Toledo 0 result.
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Meats To Play Double Header At Hamilton Diamond
The Dobrowski Meats meet Norge Refrigerators of Lorain in a Class AA double header on the Hamilton diamond tomorrow. First game slated for 1 50. Lorain has seven straight victories to date. Plumb to pitch, Towns catching, Ross and Soja slated for pitching duties. Meats players to meet at 1 o clock for a brief practice.
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Senators Win From Indians In 2nd Game
The Washington Senators evened the series with the Cleveland Indians by winning the second game 3-1 at League Park. Walter Stewart defeated Lloyd Brown in a southpaw pitching duel. The series resumes today with Mel Harder likely to start for Cleveland and Monte Weaver for Washington.
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Indianopolis and Columbus Vault to 6 to 5 and 2 to 1 Wins
The Columbus club edged Minneapolis 6 to 5 as Bud Teachout guided Columbus past Peckinpaugh's Blues while Kansas City fell to Columbus. Indianapolis and Columbus climbed over the Blues to claim second place by a narrow margin. St Paul swept Louisville 2 to 1 as Toledo beat Milwaukee 4 to 3 with Truett Sewell pitching and contributing at bat.
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Marietta Crew Set For Race On Schuylkill River
Marietta College varsity oarsmen prepared for a race against Manhattan College Rutgers University and the University of Pennsylvania junior varsity on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. Coach J Ellis Hooter McDonald praised the crew after their final workout as rivals arrived for the afternoon event.
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Bluffton Calete Routs Green College 3–2 in Tennis
Bluffton Calete defeated Green College 3 to 2 on Friday to notch its fourth straight tennis victory. The match occurred under new name branding as part of the Gulf District.
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Tri County league second week features wide slate
The 1934 Tri County baseball league starts week two with key games at Cascade Park and Sandusky. Bittners face Sandusky Clover Leaf Dairy while North Olmsted meets Motor Express. Avon vs Avon Lake and Amherst versus Lorain and Grafton also on the schedule with two 2:45 starts and one 3:00 game.
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Yesterday's Heroes Yesterday's Heroes
United Press reports a day of notable performances by baseball players. Doljack of the Tigers collected a double and three singles, driving in the winning run. Foxx of the Athletics belted his longest homers at Comiskey Park. Smith of the Giants debuted for Major League Baseball, allowing four hits in eight innings before team support faltered. Kuhel of the Senators hit a homer for the winning run, and Melillo of the Browns had four RBIs with a double and three singles.
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Taylor Funeral Home Team Plans Monday Practice
The Taylor Funeral Home team will hold a practice Monday at Ely school. All players should attend. Uniforms will be issued. Junior teams in the city seeking games with Taylor should call 35-364.
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Taylor Team Wins Softball Clash at Home Field
The Taylor Funeral Home softball team defeated Bilow Markets, formerly the Maumee Dairy Juniors, 7 to 4. Roka pitched for the winners, allowing three hits and striking out twelve opponents.
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Play at Carlisle between Carlisle A. C. and Maumee Dairy
Carlisle A C and Maumee Dairy meet on the Carlisle diamond tomorrow for a 2 o'clock game. The matchup pits local teams in a late afternoon contest with expected keen play and a strong crowd.
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Dayton Golfers Triumph in Close Match at UD
University of Dayton golf team defeated Ohio Wesleyan 14 1 2 to - Shere Friday Smith of Dayton and Brown of Wesleyan were co medalists with 72s.
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Kennedy Wins From McLain In Mat Match
In Lorain last night Jack Kennedy of Topeka won two of three falls over Sly McLain of Hamilton in a brutal wrestling bout at the Antlers auditorium before about five hundred fans The semi final saw Vic Weber of New York defeat Speedy Franks of Fort Worth In a local talent match LeRoy wan made Paul Stonebrook say uncle The bout featured rough tactics including a neck hold and a disqualification for McLain and included gum stuck in Kennedy s eye Franks substituted for Buck Weaver who was injured in a separate match earlier in the week
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Golf Course Opens Public Access on Walker Road
Avron Lake Mayor Hugo Bouse today opened his private golf course on Walker Road to public use. The move marks a shift in local recreation as residents gain access to the facility formerly reserved for private members.
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SEEK GAME AT UNITED DRY CLEANERS MONDAY NIGHT
A wobbly OCR reads seek game for United Dry Cleaners Monday night with interested managers said to be faked to call 2046. No further details available.
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