Mitters Sweep Riverview Bouts In May Meet
Ed Stokes leads Elyria Business Men in a Lake Erie League game at Cascade Park while serving a suspension from a May 1 incident. Mahl runs operations as North Eaton visits Cascade Park amid a slate that also features Olmsted Falls at Dover and West View at Berea. North Olmsted and Berea remain undefeated.
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Eaton
Cascade Park
Beas
Ed Stokes
Ying Elyria Business Men
North Eaton
Guyahoge
Lorain
Stokes
Olmsted Falls
Ben Mahl
Dover
West View
Berst
Brook Park
North Olmsted
Berea
Day's Hardware Defeats Western Heights Tigers 12 to 4
Day's Hardware softball team dominated Western Heights Tigers in a 12 to 4 victory played last evening at the McBrinley school diamond. Day's Hardware outhit and outplayed the Tigers, building an early lead and maintaining control throughout the game.
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Day
East Side Blues Run Sixth Straight Win
East Side Blues extended their winning streak to six by defeating Crawford Cloth 67 to 6 at Alien school diamond Roe for the witcers in Lorain. The Atlas All Stars baseball club seeks a game with Elyrna Merchants. manager Herman Klein asks Ferry Green to contact Lorain at 61-806 between 7 and P.M.
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Tus
Blues
Crawford Cloth
Herman Klein
Atlas All Stars” Baseball Club
Lorain
Bke
Elyrna Merchants
Ferry Green
All Stars Capture Hamilton School Title
The Hamilton school baseball title goes to the All Stars after a 10-0 win over the Blue Flashes in game three of a 3 game series on the Hamilton diamond. Blue Flashes won game one 9-6. All Stars took game two 7-3. Battery: All Stars Sebastian and N Sparr. Blue Flashes W Jones C Wise W Wilson.
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Hamilton
All Stars
Blue Flashes
Sebastian
N. Sparr
W. Jones
C. Wise
W. Wilson
Flashes Beat Ridgeville 6-0 in Cascade Park game
The East side Flashes shut out Ridgeville Merchants 6 to 0 in a ball game played last evening at Cascade Diamond. The Flashes host Amberat Monday evening at Cascade Park with game time set for 7 PM.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville Merchants
Cascade Diamond
Flashes
Amberat
Cascade Park
Business Men Face Ineligible Player Scandal In League
In a disputed game versus Olmsted Falls the Business Men had a forfeit overturned after Olmsted Falls used ineligible players. League president Reverend J H Kuyper said a definite decision would likely be announced next week. Tomorrow Johnny Bucks is expected to start for the locals with Forrest Adams and Cook on the visitors. game starts at 3 p m. managers urge Business Men players to report by 3 for drills.
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Olmsted Falls
J. H. Kuyper
Kuyper
Johnny Bucks
Bob Grills
Forrest Adams
Cook
Stokes
Pacers And Trotters Preview From E M McFadden Editorial
In a Walker stable update Morler Frisco trained 2 15 with a 32 1 2 second final quarter. Plans mention Patina of Indianapolis and Grand Creat as leading contenders and June 20 release. Palen the fastest pacer trains Winnipeg horses due late season with entries from Urbana and Ireals. Senator McNis5 praised as a champion. Douglas reportedly capable of any task with him.
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E. M. McFadden
Morler Frisco
Walker
Indianapolis
Urbana
Ohio
Zena
Frisea
Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results include Cleveland defeating St Louis 11 to 7 and New York beating Washington 6 to 3. Boston won 6 to 1 over Philadelphia. Detroit and Chicago tied 3 in eleven innings. Today Cleveland hosts Doi at Chicago Washington visits New York, while Boston plays Philadelphia. Earlier results list Boston 10 Philadelphia 0 New York 9 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 8 Chicago 11 innings Pittsburgh St Louis 4. Also Toledo 12 Thotanapaite 4 Columbus 9 Louisville 4 Minneapolis 19 Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 8 St Paul 2 yesterday.
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St. Louis
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Doi
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Thotanapaite
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Smehican Bueagle
Clncinnail
Broohlynames
Indianapolis
Ansas City
St. Paul Sane
Lowisville
L. Pet
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimor
Montreal
Rochester Anes
Toronto Peeve Eeres
Jersey City
Weer Lo
Reading Seereees
Indians Triumph 11 7 In First Of Series
Cleveland Indians rout St. Louis Browns 11 to 7 in game one of a three game set. Indians regained their rhythm with a five-hit fourth inning producing seven runs to seal the win. Key bats included Morgan Schulte Hadley and Moat with RBI contributions, while Wat and Fe rel pitched for Cleveland.
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Cleveland, C
Vosmk
Gehuire
Lever
Schulte
Hadey
Cissell
Morcan
Campbel Porter
Hadley Moat
Kamrm Steel
Burns
Morgan
Meveland
Hadley
Coorey
W. Ferel
Ranal
Hadtev
Meriart
Get-Acquainted Breakfast Opens Fairways Meet Plan
Elyria Country Club members will gather tomorrow at 8 for a Get-Acquainted Breakfast then a Two Man low net foursome. A large crowd is expected. About 75 ladies of the Western Division Golf Association met at Spring Valley yesterday and submitted low scores led by Mrs. Saunders and several Westwood players. Today is Guest Day at Spring Valley with a Kicker's tournament announced for tomorrow by Bob Randall. New entries include Goetz Warner Miller Laundon and Deutsch for the Lorain Counts Amateur at Cherry Ridge. Deutsch defeated Haserodt in 18 holes. Worth Fauter posted a birdie on Number 9 from the back tees.
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Elyria Country Club
Western Division Golf Associaton
Spring Valley
BR. D. Saunders
Westwood
F. EB
Schlunt
E. W. Phelps
T. Butler
Lorain
I. D. Siler
R. J. Paisley
D. R. Jones
Westsood
A. F. Hagendorn
F. H. Sanford
V. Burley
J. F. King
Bob Randall
Cherry Ridge
Fred Goetz
Jack Warner
E. Miller
H.G. Laundon
Wellington
Sam Deutsch
Elyria
Fatrer
Fauter
Marks Oberlin Star In Ohio Tennis Finals
Oberlin's Marks and Keidelberg's Hotz reached the Ohio Conference tennis final. Hotz beat Ward of Oberlin in the semifinals to advance, while Mark of Oberlin defeated Smigel of Case 3 6 12 10 9 7 6 1. Ohio State wins Morgantown game 6 4.
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Marks
Oberlin Star
Ohio
Oberlin
Hotz
Keidelberg
Mark
Ward
Smigel
Case
Ohio State
Morgantown
W. Va
UPI
West Virginia University
Merchants Face Nats In Anti County League Clash
Elsha Merchants seek a second Tri County win as they travel to Lorain Field to meet the Lorain Nativities on Sunday at City Field. Lorain Pennzyils visit Amherst Mischka Meats, Wellington hosts Wakeman Red Caps, with a Pennzoils Meats showdown likely a pitching duel between Bartlome and Sharp.
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Merchants
Nats
Lorain Field
Amherst Mischka Meats
Wellington Eagles
Wakeman
Klein
Elsha Merchants
Lorain
City Field
Lorain Pennzyils
Wellington Merchants
Wakeman Red Caps
Harris Street
Pennzoils
Nativities
Vicars
Bioke
Livria
Bartlome
Sharp
Herman “Jumes ' Kein
Howe N. Klein
Amherst
Johnny Kuzmar
Portsider
Wkely
Smith
Cook
Wellington
Eagles
Milo Yoxtheimer
Voarheimer
Stan Mroski
Red Caps
Lars “Lefty
Bement
Southpaw
Cleveland Indians
Petrolle Beats Battalino in Ferocious Chicago Bout
In Chicago Stadium a血 drenched battle ends with Billy Petrolle winning a unanimous decision over Battalino after ten brutal rounds. Battalino, cut and battered, fought hard but could not overcome Petrolle who pressed throughout. Gate receipts reached 31000 with each headlining fighter earning about 7000.
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Billy
Bat
Petrolle
George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
Billy Petrolle
Christopher
Battalino
Tead
Etr
Crimson Nine Defeats Ashland At Elyria Stadium
Elyria's Crimson Flash toppled Ashland High 8 to 2 at Ely Stadium. Willis Jones allowed five hits and fanned eight, with strong defense and a brisk double play fueling the win. Jones drove in two runs and Menz and Jones added RBIs as Elyria jumped ahead early and pulled away in the later innings.
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Bee
Willis Jones
Elyria
Crimson Flash
Ashland High
Ely Stadium
Jones
Chuck Morrison
Menz
Ashland Boys
Elyria Nine
Cleveland
AB. R. HO. Myers
Mwkskiy
Sanders, Sh
Comiam
Ashland
F. Hazen
Dolby
Brownell Ss
Roy Shank
G. M'rison
HO Wasen
Hesson
Hutter
Thomas
AIS
Elifa
Myers
Roi
Shank
Lasen
Hazen
Murkowski
Minkowski
Scott Dahle
Plas
Roiz
Hallsx
C Morrison
Morrison
George Smuth
Eagles Set for Ely Stadium Showdown Tomorrow
The Elyria Eagles face Jes sel Sports of Lorain at Ely Stadium tomorrow at 3 p.m. The undefeated visitors have won two starts this season. Elyria likely lineup mirrors last Sunday’s win over Homestead Grays with Koviak pitching and Capt. Fred Ross catching. Grent and Krist to reserve. Players to report at 2:30 p.m.
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Elyria Eagles
Jessel Sports
Lorain
Ely Stadium
Eagles
Homestead Grays
Elyria
Koviak
Fred Ross
Grent
Krist
Louie Hall Shines for Ohio State Freshman Track Team
Louie Hall formerly of Elyria High shines on the Ohio State University Freshman track squad. In a meet against Michigan Freshmen he placed second in both the 220 and 440 yard dashes, third in the 100, and ran second on the winning mile relay. He will receive a sweater and numeral before school ends.
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Louie Hall
Elyria Halgh
Sixth Street
Ohio State
University of Michigan
Hall
A. C. s Grays Meet In Stadium Game Sunday
Elyria A. C. s and Home setead Grays will play Sunday afternoon at Ely Stadium at 1 30 pm. Manager Pass announced the players reporting at 10 o'clock: Dewald W Custer W Coinman Nieman Zalesky J Davis H Miller Krebs Ted Smith.
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Elyria A. C
Grays
Ely Stadium
Passmore Tequesta
A. C
Dewald
W. Custer
W. Coinman
Nieman
Zalesky
J. Davis
H. Miller
Krebs
Ted Smith
Elyria Fighters Shine In Sacred Heart Benefit Card
Elyria boxers led by Skorke and Johnny Hills scored six local victories at Riverview Park Dance Hall. Skorke knocked out Tucker in two rounds while Hills stopped Rosso in the third. Ellis defeated Rosso, Davis beat Hamman, and other bouts featured Hamman, Hamilton, Biltzomi, Corrigan, Atkins, Gest, Davis, Hodee, Smallwood, and Wash with referees Tremaine Taylor Marisvo Taylor and Marshall and judges Kelley and Davies.
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Ernie Braden
Skorke
Elyria
Atar
Mike Tucker
Cleveland
Jimmy Rosso
Lorain
Rosso
Tony
Johnny Eltis
Ellis
Moe Hamman
Elving
Ellis Davis
Davis
Mike
Andy Fargo
Dan Corrigan
Beth
Johnny Atkins
Oberlin
Pete Ifiasta
Wash
Smallwood
Carl Tremaine
al Taylor
Sammy Marisvo
Dave Taylor
Charlie Marshall
Jack Kelley
Russ Davies
Ridgeville ace hurler fires no hit bid in win
Ridgeville High School pitcher Lawrence Cathy hurled a no hit contest to beat Grafton High 9 to 1 yesterday. Grafton scored their lone run in the fifth on Ridgeville errors as McNeal reached on a miscue, stole second, advanced on a wild pitch, and scored on Schmitt’s misplay.
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Ridgeville
Lawrence Cathy
Slabster
Grafton High
Grafton
McNeal
Schneiders
Schmitt Een
Lawson
Pounder
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