Elyria High and Lorain Tracksters Meet in Dual Meet Today
The Elyria high school track team faces Lorain in a midweek dual at Fly Stadium. Elyria aims for multiple firsts with Flemax and Hall in sprints and Bishop seeking the mile, while Shaw looks for his firsts in the hurdles. Reiber and the mile relay quartet of Hupp Blakely Horan Hall focus on key events ahead of state competition.
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Track Meet Moves Ahead at Ely Stadium Despite Shifts
The dual meet between Ely and Riverview schedules shifts cause reshuffled events at Lorain Hi field and Lakewood results, with Elyria and Cleveland Heights athletes contending in relay and field events. Barnes, Hupp, Fleming, and Hardy headline discus and javelin efforts as the teams seek early advantages and field event drama remains unsettled.
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EHS Golfers To Play Lorain Thursday
Elyria High School hosts Lorain in a return golf match Thursday afternoon at Spring Valley Golf Club. Elyria seeks revenge after last week’s defeat at Lorain, with Don Gurney leading Elyria scoring in the previous meet.
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Home Run Leaders and League Totals Report
Baseball leaders and team totals from yesterday list top homer hitters Ott Giants Gehrig Yankees Ruth Yankees O Doul Phillies Wilson Cubs Jackson Giants Manush Browns with national and American League totals noted. Totals show runs and hits across leagues.
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Standings and results from yesterday and today baseball games
Yesterday Philadelphia beat Boston 6 to 1 while St Louis defeated Chicago 6 to 3. Today Cleveland visits Detroit and Chicago goes to St Louis with Boston at Philadelphia and Washington facing New York in two games. Brooklyn beat New York 6 to 1 while Chicago dusts Pittsburgh 6 to 1 and St Louis tops Cincinnati 5 to 1 with Philadelphia at Boston and Pittsburgh at Chicago on tap. Yesterday’s scores include Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 0 Columbus 2 Toledo 9 Louisville 6 Indianapolis 3 Minneapolis 5 St Paul 3 and Rochester 5 Buffalo 4 Reading 2 Jersey City 1 Toronto 10 Montreal 6 Newark 5 Baltimore 4 with Baltimore at Jersey City and Buffalo at Montreal. Erie 10 Dayton 3 Canton 2 Akron 1. Only scheduled games listed.
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Obie College set to host Big Six entrants at Saturday meet
Oberlin College Stadium will host a crowded Big Six field with fourteen colleges and universities entering in middle and distance events. Hanna, winner of the 440 in 1927, sits out after illness this spring, while Comin has the best recent half mile time. Morley Pankow and Service debut in the mile and two mile as Cope Slutz from Mount Union and Coachrane of Akron, last year's champions, provide stiff competition.
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Dry Law Warning Sent to Mayfield Golf Members
Cleveland May 21 Har ison B McGraw club president warns Mayfield Country Club members carrying liquor on club premises would be unlawful in letters sent today. The missive follows guidance from George C Southwell of the Dry Maintenance league who urged U S Attorney Wilfred Mahon to curb the “19th hole.” Mahon declined to warn clubs, saying the law is known and no special targeting.
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College Baseball Scores Reported Across Multiple Matches
Wisconsin defeated Indiana 11 to 9 while Baldwin Wallace fell to reserve 10 to 3. Ohio Northern posted a 7 to 5 win over Ashland. Notre Dame won 9 to 6 against Melis of Japan in a multi game summary.
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Merrie England Star of Elyria Baseball George Smith Jr
George Smith Jr born July 2 1908 in Northeaton England grew up in Elyria Ohio. A versatile athlete he starred as a shortstop in baseball and also excelled in basketball and tennis. At 22 he had drawn interest from Detroit and St Louis scouts but remained with Elyria city and Ohio Farmers in the Industrial league. He stands 5 9 tall 145 pounds, works in Fox Furnace order and traffic, lives at 400 Prospect Street, single.
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Watching the Scoreboard Yesterday’s baseball roundup
Bill Clark pitched nine innings of two hit ball guiding the Brooklyn Robins to a 6 to 1 win over the New York Giants, dropping the Giants within 1.5 games of last place. The Cubs beat the Pirates 3 to 1 in Chicago as Guy Bush allowed five hits and Stephenson drove in three with a triple. The Cardinals 5 to 1 over the Reds kept them a half game behind the leaders, while the Athletics 5 to 1 over the Red Sox widened their gap over the Yankees, who lost to New Haven 3 to 2. The Browns beat the White Sox 6 to 3 in St Louis as rain postponed Philadelphia’s game at Boston.
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Spread of tennis and golf abroad among Turks
An international report notes tennis growth in Britain with sixteen million players in Europe and London councils struggling to add courts. It also covers Turkish golf, citing Mashlak near Constantinople where troops block a course, provoking international friction and a plan to arm Turkish oppositionists with clubs and balls.
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Elyria Nine to Meet Heights Wednesday in Damp Conditions
Riverview park hosted a Lake Erie league baseball clash delayed to Wednesday afternoon due to extremely damp field. Freddy Rule is set to oppose Harmond, Heights star pitcher, in a two pitcher battle for the Elyria and Cleveland Heights teams.
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Industrial Loop Playground Ball scores big in four league games
Large scores dominated four YMCA Industrial Outdoor Indoor Baseball League contests Monday night. Troxel beat Perry-Fay 18 to 17 after a seventh inning rally, Harshaw Chemical edged Steel and Tubes 15 to 14, Logan Gas defeated Elyria Banks 14 to 3, and Peerless Laundry topped Columbia Steel 11 to 1. Batteries listed for each matchup.
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French and American golfers gather for early 1920s events
Paris hosts a strong field for the French professional golf championship at St Cloud with Walter Hagen Johnny Farrell Horton Smith Joe Turnesa and Al Matrous among entrants Two scratches Hiro Higel John Golden also listed Paris tennis championship Rolland Garros sees Americans winning rounds in men's doubles and mixed doubles while Miles Maury and Adamoff defeat US players in women's doubles National Open Golf entries for Winged Foot approach 700 with amateurs blocked if handicap exceeds three strokes Los Angeles reports Ted Morgan maintains lead in junior position despite a tough fourth round ending the note on club troubles
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Lightweight title fight at Wrigley field highlights May boxing card
In a ten round bout last night in Chicago, EG defended his lightweight crown against Sol Sorio of Seattle. Sorio scored with a sharp third round right to the chin and a left that appeared low, sending the champion to the canvas briefly before rising. The night also carried Wisconsin’s 11 0 win over Indiana on May 21 as Maury Farber shut down scoring to lift the Badgers toward second place in the Big Ten standings.
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American Tennis Cars Victors and Prospects for 1929
New York May 21 American Davis Cup prospects for 1929 show the U S team defeating Canada in straight matches and eyeing Japan for the finals of the American zone. Tilden and Hunter considered back in form by observers in Paris despite limited recent play. Critics note younger stars like Allison Lott Hennessey Van Ryan could threaten French in 1930. The season opens with the National Intercollegiates at Haverford June 24 and continues through junior and women championships at Forest Hills and Chestnut Hill as Davis Cup and Wimbledon loom.
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Leading hitters in the American and National Leagues
A compact table lists top hitters by league with games played at bats runs hits and batting averages. Notable names include Kamm Jamieson Gehringer Foxx Fonseca Hendrick High O Doul Stephen son Frisch and Grantham with average leaders noted for both leagues. Chronicle Telegram want ads bring results.
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