Elyria Defeats Lorain In Ten Inning Baseball Classic
Elyria High School built a 4-1 lead, Lorain tied it in the fifth, then fell 7-4 in ten innings. Moody pitched valiantly for Elyria with 2 1/3 scoreless innings, Grills delivered key hits, and Smith led Lorain with multiple drives. Willis started for Lorain, giving up several hits, while Mike Elyria and Azo starred behind the plate.
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Lorain—Smith
Lepkowski
Karolac
Elyria
Black
Willis
Moody
Griffiths
Kushinsky Dunstan
Lorain
Drambie
Hageman
Elyma
Kushinski
Gebhart
Block
Mike
Grills
Sean Dunstan
Wanes Johnson
Brednock Smith
Smith
O Drambie
Sss
Babe Ruth Extends Lead in 1927 Home Run Schedule
Babe Ruth stands three homers and seven games ahead of the 1927 pace after belting his 14th homer yesterday off Ossie Orwall in Philadelphia. He did not reach 14 last year until Decoration Day off Rube Walberg.
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Babe Ruth
Philadelphia
Ossie Orwall
Rube Walberg
Athletics
Ad in The Chronicle Teegram Wants Page Pays
A brief want ad notes opportunities to place classified notices in The Chronicle Teegram, promising payment for listings. It highlights an easy process for individuals and businesses to publish ads and reach local readers through the newspaper’s wants section.
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Chronicle- Teegram
Glass Knits Coming Ahead of Elyria City’s Big Day
Floria expects the Elyria City team to face the Favorite Knits at Riverview Park in the AAA league. After three one run wins, including a thriller against Painesville, fans anticipate a tough battle as Joe Green’s well stocked Cleveland lineup led by Duino, Schree, Taylor, and Minalic clashes with Elyria. Skrip stars on the mound while Chapman remains sidelined. Draecgert handles first base and local captain Ambrose seeks sharper hitting as AAA ball promises a strong season.
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Riverview Park
Painesville
Joe Green
Green
Cleveland
AAA
Medipa
Tasy Sundar
Kaits
Duino
Coast
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Joe
Schree
Taylor
Minalic
Shuck
Elyria
Skrip
Chapman
Draecgert
Ambrose
Elyria City
Baker
Speeder
Zeimnick
P. Mihalic
Lucas
Vince
Schlee
Sowinski
Dornkott
Stawski
Briggs
Kerns
J. Mihalic
Pyles Runners Wonder About Prize Money Ahead of Madison Square Garden Finish
In Suffern New York on May 25 runners in C C Pyle's cross country event debated the prize, as hopes grew for real money rather than buttons. Leaders like Andy Payne Sr. praised readiness for the 20 mile Garden finale with Payne Jr. maintaining a 17 hour lead. Seth Gonzales of Denver posted yesterday's time of 4 hours 5 minutes 27 seconds on the 38 mile Middletown leg.
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N. Y
C. C. Pyle
Eris
New York
Middletown
Madison Square Garden
C. C Pyle
Pyle
Andy
Seth Gonzales
Denver
Cardinals Win Fourth Straight as Reds Top League Leaders
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the league leading Cincinnati Reds 7 to 1 to extend their winning streak to four games and close the gap to a half game at the top. Holm and Bottomley hit home runs, driving in five runs between them.
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Flint Rhein
Cincinnati Reds
St .Louis Cardinals
Holm
Bottomley
State interscholastic carnival opens in Columbus
High school athletes from across Ohio compete in baseball, track, tennis and golf as the four-sport state carnival opens at Ohio State University in Columbus. Defending champ Carl Denison vacates tennis, Willard James and William Renner vie for singles, and Thereon Green leads in golf. Track events begin, with 800 contenders aiming to threaten state records.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Canton NcKinley
Columbus Aquinas
Hamilton
Browns Beat Opener in Cleveland Loss to Browns 12 3
The Cleveland Indians opened at home yesterday and lost to the St. Louis Browns 12 to 3. Eleven bases on balls issued by three Tribe pitchers helped fuel the Browns rally as Cleveland left 12 men on base. Key hitters include Kress, Schulte, Manion, Blue, and Langford with multiple RBIs and extra-base hits amid a pitching struggle.
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St. Louis Browns
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Cleveland
Sewell
Kress
Schulte
Manion
Blue
Manush
Fonseca
Jamieson
Hodapp
Lind
Burns
Schult
J. Sewell
L. Sewell
Langford
St. Louis
Hudlin
Marder
Bayne
Gray
Harder
Hudilin
Nallin
Barry
Dinneeno
AL E
McNeely
Brannon
Melillo
R. H
Ij. Sewell
Summa
P . Burns
Fight results roundup from May boxing shows
Reports from Detroit Chicago St Louis and Springfield summarize multiple bouts. Stanislaus Loyaza defeated Bruce Flowers in ten rounds, Mike Dunde and Jose Medill drew in ten, Young Nationalista knocked out Bennie Schwartz, Sam Phillips earned a technical knockout over Bud Kearns, Lou Terry beat Hershie Wilson, Paul Steadman defeated Tommy O Laughlin, Dave Knost knocked out Sam Moore, and Irish Kennedy defeated Bad McDonald in mixed results across venues and weights.
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Detroit
Stanislaus Loyaza
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
N. Y
Chicago
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Jose Medill
Young Nationalista
California
Bennie Schwartz
Baltimore
Sam Phillips
Bud Kearns
Lou Terry
St. Louis
Hershie Wilson
Gary
Ind
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Jack Renault
Canada
Paul Steadman
St. Louia
Tommy O'Laughlin
Springfield
Stanford Expected To Defend Intercollegiate Title At Cambridge
Stanford, the 1927 champions, are favored to win the fifty second I C A A A track and field meet at Harvard Stadium with 32 colleges and 766 athletes entered. Bud Spencer, the bespectacled Stanford captain, survived a severe auto crash and eye loss to become a top quarter-miler. Phil Edwards of New York University is tipped to win the intercollegiate half mile, aiming near Ted Merediths 1 53 record, while Charley Borah of Southern California again leads the sprints aided by Monty Wells of Dartmouth in hurdles.
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Cambridge
Mass
Pacific Coast
Stanford University
Soldier’s Field
Stanford
Bud” Spencer
Spencer
Harvard
United States
Amsterdam
Maple Leaf
Canada
Phil Edwards
New York University
Edwards
von Elling
Phil
Ted Meredith
Charley Borah
University of Southern California
Monty Wells
Dartmouth
Track meet list of defending champions across events
The passage names defending champions in various events: Bill Cox of Penn State in the mile, C. B. Hines of Georgetown in the javelin, Tom Maynard of Dartmouth in the high jump, Al Bates of Penn State in the broad jump, and Sabin Caper of Yale in the pole vault. It also mentions high hurdles and a defending champion in that event.
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Bill Cox
Penn State
C. B. Hines
Georgetown
Tom Maynard
Dartmouth
al Bates
Sabin Caper
Yale
American Standings and Today’s Games Summary
St. Louis 13, Cleveland 9 in a 12 inning Chicago 4. Detroit 6, Chicago 4 in 12 innings. New York 9, Philadelphia 7. Washington and Boston had rain. Games today: St. Louis at Cleveland, New York at Philadelphia, Detroit at Chicago, Washington at Boston.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Wwe
National Results and Schedule Across Cities
National results list Brooklyn 3 New York 0, St Louis 7 Cincinnati 1, Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 2. The schedule shows Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Pittsburgh Boston at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at New York.
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St. Louis
Chicago Ee
New York
Brooklyn Net
Pittsburgh A
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Baseball Leaders and Teams Take Center Stage
A compact sports summary lists prominent players and teams including Ruth and Gehrig with the Yankees, Hauser with the Athletics, Todt with the Red Sox, Wilson with the Cubs, Bissonette with the Robins, Bottomley with the Cardinals, Ott with the Giants, and Harper with the Cardinals, highlighting key figures across the American and National Leagues.
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American Ruth
Yankees
Hauser
Athletics
Gehrig
Red Sox
National L. Wilson
Cubs Bissonette
Robins Bottomley
Cardinals
Giants
Harper
Ruth and Gehringer Feature In Tie Game Totals Review
In a season summary the report highlights Hall of Famers Ruth and Gehringer with notable at bats and run support. It references League totals across the National and American Leagues and notes bottoming performance from players like Lazzer and Wielm.
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Ruth
Yankees
Lazzer
Pede OL Gehringer
Tigers
Bottomley
Cardinals
Wielm
Wees
Ea Ale Ale
Morgan Still Holds Title in Three Division Returns
New York May 25 Three world championship bouts this week left boxing unchanged in lightweight junior lightweight and bantamweight. Ted Morgan of Seattle defended his junior lightweight title against Eddie Cannonball Martin at Madison Square Garden, winning eight of fifteen rounds with cleaner blows. Morgan, who won the 130 pound crown from Mike Ballerino in 1925, has rarely lost his title despite near-upsets. In other notes Bushy Graham’s bantamweight claim faced New York state athletic commission scrutiny. Graham may receive honors after proving his case against Kid Francis of Italy following an eye injury to Francis.
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Ted Morgan
Seattle
Wash
Eddie
Cannonball
Mike Ballerino
Izzy Schwarts
Ebbets Field
Bushy Graham
Utica
New York State Athletic Commmission
National Boxing Association
New York Commission
Graham
Schwartz
New York Board
Kid Francis
Italy
Three title bouts strain fans as crowd dwindles at Morgan Martin
The folly of presenting three title bouts in four nights showed in Morgan Martin. The Morgan-Martin fight drew the smallest crowd of the season, about 3,500 spectators, signaling fatigue and tight schedules.
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Morgan-Martin
Spring Valley Club Hosts Decoration Day Golf and Riding Event
Members of the Spring Valley Country Club plan a full day of golf on Wednesday featuring a morning Flag tournament with prizes, a mixed two-ball foursome after a luncheon, and an evening dinner and dance. Horsemen will ride on nearby paths. C. H. Radcliffe and sons teach riding. Also noted: decision not to enter Wisconsin crew in Poughkeepsie regatta. Tigers beat White Sox 6 to 4.
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Spring Valley Country ‘Club
Bob Randalls
Spring Valley
Cascade Park
Ely Park
C. H. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Pittsburgh Riding Academy
Alleghany Riding Academy
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