Yankees Rout Indians Defeat Them 8 to 6
New York bats blast three homers off Hildebrand as Ruth Gehrig and Chapman power an 8-6 win over Cleveland. Hudlin holds Indians to two hits after a three-run third inning. Allen wins in relief as the Yankees climb to fifth in the American League standings.
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Myatt
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Allen
Hilndes
Hudlin
Mone
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Rennan
Brand
Geisel
Ipty
Barbers Lead In Heights League Standings
In Eastern Heights action at Harman Field It s Barbers pulled ahead after Pennzoils forfeited for using an ineligible pitcher United Dry Cleaners also won 10 5 at Me Ay diamond defeating Colburn Bremke, boosting their place in the standings.
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Harman Field
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Meay Diamond
Speeds Defeat Becker’s Team 15 to 1 in Evening Diamond Win
Hi Speeds overwhelmed Becker’s squad late yesterday at Gates Diamond field scoring 15 runs to 1. Beck fonfeetianery struggled on the mound as Speeders dominated early and held on for a one sided victory.
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Becker
Beckfonfeetianery
Londos Retains Title With Knockouts In Illumbus
Londos, weight wrestling title claimant, defeated Paul Jones of Houston in 41 minutes in Illumbus Ohio. Two preliminary boxing bouts saw Emile Depietro KO Pogey Flowers in the third round and Cincione of Columbus KO Cannonball Tracy in the second round.
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Ded Paul Jones
Houston
Emile Depietro
Colum
Pogey Flowers
K Cincione
Columbus
Cannonball
Speedway Brings 42-Race Field for Memorial Day Grinding
Indianapolis legends battle for the 560 mile Memorial Day classic with a 15 gallon fuel limit turning the race into a sequence of 109 to 125 mile sprint segments. Fred Frame leads the start as defending 1932 champion with contenders Billy Arnold Louis Schneider and Louis Meyer aiming for two wins. The field recalls many fallen stars including Dario Resta Howdy Wilcox Gaston Chevrolet and Ralph DePalma with Batten lost aboard the Vestris.
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Fred Frame
Fred
Frames
Indianapolis
Billy Arnold
Louis Schneider
Louis Meyer
Dario Resta
Howdy Wilcox
Gaston Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Jimmy Murphy
Joe Boyer
L. L. Corum
Frank Lockhart
Husky
Ray Keech
Altoona
G. Souders
Duesenberg
Miller
Simplex
Bowes
Hartz
Lora L. Corum
Ohio short ship season opens at Urbana Monday
Ohio harness racing opens its first short ship meet of the season at Urbana track on Monday May 29 with twelve races led by a Memorial Day free-for-all trot and a 14 class pace. Stables from Ohio and other states are entering top pacers including T. D. Van of T. D. Van Camp, Jean Stratton from Bob Plaxico, and Guy the Tramp from W. W. Crummer amid Ohio's strong entry.
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Tao Ohio
Urbana
Ohio
T. D. van Camp
Harry Short
T. D. van
Bob Plaxico
Jean Stratton
Roy Dickson
Mansfield
W. W. Crummer
Guy the Tramp
Elyria High Cinder Star Jack Brown Poised for Mile Run Rise
Elyria High star Jack Brown dominated the mile for the Crimson last season. With a year of experience under coach W. J. Vaughn, he is expected to develop into a top miler next season. He also ran the 880 and contributed to the Mile Relay in recent meets.
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Crimson
W. J. Vaughn
Metcalf earns spot on Mile Relay team and more
At season start not much was expected of Metcalf yet he seized a place on the Mile Relay team and also competed in the high jump and pole vault. Looking ahead his goal will be filling Lenny Hill's spots in pole vault and high jump next season.
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Tommy Milton
Milton
Frontenac
H. C.S
Harry C. Stutz
Billy Arnold
Leon Duray
Cliff Bergere
Tony Gulotta
Metcalf
Lenny Hill
Joe Stutz and Shapiro shine in dashes and relay
Joe Stutz, a junior on the Crimson track squad, earned his second letter while teaming with Shapiro in the dash events and running on the 880 yard relay. Next season he will likely dominate the dash events and should perform strongly.
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Crimson
Stutz
Shapiro
Dick Returns to Team After Injury on Yard Dash and Relay
Dick, a Junior, will be back next season after an injury kept him from the squad last year. His main events were the 22 Percent Yard Dash and the 880 Yard Relay.
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Boylan
Second Annual Newsboy A A Marathon Stage
Decoration Day will see the Sec ond Annual Newsboy A A running marathon on a 12 mile route starting and finishing at Lakeview Park. Contenders go Lakeview Park to Leavitt Road Ridge Road Penfield Junction Broadway Loop back to Lakeview. Prize money totaling about 159 dollars will be awarded to the first fifteen with a trophy for the winner. Open to any person in Lorain County.
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Vester Borinski
Torain
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Flontek
Pretzels Rally To Beat Lorain Team 6-4
The Guerin Pretzels scored five runs in the ninth to defeat the Sears Roebuck team from Lorain by 6-4 in a Port City game last evening. Traxler produced a three-base hit with bases loaded in the ninth. Other two-base hits included Writz Vr Goodson S Horvath. Winning pitcher Ross.
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Guerin Pretzels
Sears Roebuck
Lorain
Port
Traxler
Writz
Vr Goodson
S Horvath
OM Rose
Yue
Ross
Yare
Yiteher Ross
Toostox Piteler
Washington Avenue Markets and Elyria Hardwares Tie 4-4
The 1932 AA Lorain softball championship game at Roosevelt ended in an 4-4 tie after eight innings. Bainbridge struck out 15 for the Hardwares, while Pawlak fanned 10 for the Markets in a pitchers duel.
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Hardwares
Pawlak
Muskingum and Capital Split Double Sports Card
Muskingum and Capital college teams split results in New Concord Ohio on May 24 Capital beat Muskingum 10 to 7 in baseball while Muskingum defeated Capital 3 to 1 in tennis both games played Tuesday leading to a rare double showcase for the two programs
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Capital
New Concord
Muskingum
Trautman Named President of Columbus Club
Trautman named president of the Columbus Baseball Club in the American Association, succeeding Larry MacPhail who was dismissed. Trautman, ex OSU athlete and former assistant athletic director, has long worked with the Columbus Chamber of Commerce and major sporting events including the 1928 national open golf tournament, the 1951 Ryder Cup, and the 1959 American Bowl.
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Columbus Baseball Club
American Association
George M. Trautman
Ohio State University
Larry Mac- Phail
Mac-Phail
Eliuth
St. Louis Cardinal
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Columnus Chamber of Commerce
Parrish Meats Edge Elyria Dairies 5-3 on Jefferson Diamond
Parrish Meats defeated Elyria Dairies 5-3 in a last evening game on the Jefferson diamond. Moran and Robertson formed the winning battery, while Lupinski pitched for Elyria with Hoadley catching.
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Elyria Dairies
Jefferson Diamond
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Robertson
Lupinski
Hoadley
Gerber No-Hits DeMolays in 7 2 Victory at Franklin
Doug Gerber pitched a no hit game for the Guerin Potato Chips at Franklin Diamond, besting the DeMolays 7 to 2. Two runs scored on walks and errors, as the Chips extended their record to 13 wins in 15 games.
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Maumee Dairy Swamps Lodi Merchants 24 to 1
Maumee Dairy trounced Lodi Merchants 24 to 1 at Hamilton diamond yesterday. Schoditsch held the visitors to three hits and fanned twenty batters in a dominant pitching performance.
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Lodi
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Hamilton Diamond
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Past Indianapolis Winners List Through 1932
Historical recap of Indianapolis 500 winners from 1911 to 1932 with drivers and car brands. Notes include race reductions and records such as the 300 and 400 mile marks and a 104.144 mph record.
Grocers Beat Jolley's Repair Shop 14-9 at River View Park
The Haury and Bauer Grocers edged Jolley’s Repair Shop 14 to 9 in a baseball game played last evening at River View Park. Haury and Bauer contributed key hits and the win showcased strong fielding in a tight contest.
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Diamond Notes Softball Team Practice Tonight at Gates Diamond
The Mineral Club softball team schedules a 5 30 PM practice at Gates diamond. Players are asked to take notice and be on hand for the session.
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Gates Diamond
Dairies Browns Clash at Jefferson Diamond
The Elyria Dairies and Browns meet tonight at Jefferson Diamond at 6 o'clock.
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Jefferson Diamond
Bittner Juniors Meet Jolley's Repair Shop at Fly Stadium
The Bittner Juniors face Jolley's Repair Shop at Fly Stadium this evening at 6 o'clock. Za leski starts on the mound for the Bittners with Korzan catching behind the plate in what shapes as a key local matchup.
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Jolley’s Repair Shop
Fly Stadium
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Dodgers Meet With West Side Dedgers At Jefferson Diamond
Members of the West Side Dedgers are asked to meet tonight at 5 45 at Jefferson Diamond. Players listed include Skorke Ehrman brothers Sneldon brothers Donch Tomku Noga and Klein.
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Jefferson Diamond
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Ehrman Brothers
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Tomku
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Klein
Hi-Speeds Meet DeMolays At Gates School Diamond
Hi-Speeds clash with DeMolays at Gates School Diamond tonight. Game time is 6 PM. Players are asked to take notice.
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Millers Club Brewers rally for ten run win in Columbus
In Columbus on May 24 Minneapolis staged a nine run first inning rally then added nine more over the next eight innings to defeat Milwaukee 10 to 5. The Millers produced 20 hits as St Paul again beat Kansas City 3 to 5. The Saints started strong with four runs in the first and led throughout. Louisville delivered a 9 to ?
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Datries at Lorain Meet Sears Roebuck Outfit Tonight
The Maumee Datry teams travel to Lorain to face Sears Roebuck in a 6:15 game. All players must be ready to depart by 5:30.
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Sears Roebuck
Guerin Pretzels Seek Softball Games in Elyria Area
Edyria and Lorain County teams invited to schedule games with the Guerin Pretzels. Interested managers should write to Frank Traxler at 207 Ninth Street, Elyria, Ohio.
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Lorain County
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Ninth Street
Elyria
Ohio
Elyria Hardware and Matts Barbers Set Roosevelt Clash
Elyria Hardware and Matt's Barbers square off tonight at Roosevelt in a scheduled local meeting. The event pits two community groups against each other with plans unfolding under regional interest and civic attention.
Colum bus Triumphs 6 2 Over Indianapolis in Night Victory
The Colum bus team defeated Indianapolis 6 to 2 in a night game, building a clear win through the middle innings. Toledo fell to its opponent earlier in the day, sealing the doubleheader outcomes.
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Indianapolis
Elyria High Shoots Past Sandusky To Close Golf Season
Elyria High School wrapped up its Lake Erie League golf season with a 16 1/2 to 1/2 victory over Sandusky at Spring Valley. Stan Madhock led Elyria with 77 while Captain Bob Birch posted 78 and four points. Birch paced the Crimson with an 81 season average, Stan Machock 85, Nick Ross 86, and Hubie Herold 87. The team finished 3-1 in league play, second in district, eighth in state. Sandusky handed Elyria its first league loss in three years.
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Stan Machock
Nick Ross
Hubie Herold
Fischer Leads Big Ten Field at Kildeer
Johnny Fischer of Michigan fired a 78 and 76 to lead the Big Ten as the conference golf championship began its final 36 holes at Kildeer Country Club. Minnesota, led by Larson’s 78 and 77, trailed in team scoring with 663 to Michigan 650. Ed Dayton and Fischer helped Michigan maintain the lead as Ed Mauerman and Hal Reid led Chicago and Northwestern respectively with strong rounds.
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Northwestern
Ed Mauerman
Maroon
Hal Reid
Ohio
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Wisconsin
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Cox
Iowa
Purdue
Oils and Hardwares Win Opening Stadium Games
Popp’s Canfield Oils and Elyria Hardware Juniors won opening YMCA Stadium League games last evening. The Oils edged Johnson Oils 5 to 4 while Glen Rogers Motorse was defeated by Elyria Hardware 19 to 9, marking the sixth straight win for Popp’s Canfield.
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Local Fairways Golf Ladies Tie Reds and Whites in Season Match
Syria Country Club ladies concluded their second season meeting with a 1072 total strokes each for Reds and Whites in a tight tie. Captains Mrs. E Foster and Mrs. Jack Flynn led their teams with many members noted, while Mrs. Barbour and Mrs. Loufman posted low putts and class scores. Cherry Ridge also held a first golf meeting with Edna Reichard low 18 hole score and Jay Hoffman top 9 hole winner as Howard Stanford posted a 75 for notable score of the day.
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Ohio Favored In Buckeye Track Meet
Ohio University is predicted champion of the Buckeye conference track meet at Oxford with Miami University and Ohio Wesleyan as strong contenders. Key performers include Armbrust Newcomb Finsterwald and Deutch for Miami, White and Finley for Wesleyan, and Zontini Hunter for Marshall, with Cincinnati fielding Hoefer Tattlemann Willevtik and others in sprints and field events.
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Bittner Team Beeks Decoration Day Gast
The Bittner Funeral Meme of the Tri County is without a game for Day and would Rae to boot game with any Clues A or AA in Lorain County or vicinity.
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