Toledo Scott Sandusky Battle For Scholastic Track Crown
Toledo Scott and Sandusky emerged as top contenders for the Class A track title as the Ohio scholastic carnival opened with eight titles in play across baseball track tennis and golf. Dayton Fairview eyed golf, while East Tech and Oberlin pursued defenses in track and several records were expected to fall in Class A and B events.
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Cooper Faces Open Champ In Feature Match
PITTSBURGH May 25 Harry Cooper seeks revenge in the quarter finals of the National Professional Golfers Association championship against Tony Manero, the defending Open champion, after Manero edged Cooper for the Open title last year. Cooper beat Jim Foulis 5 and 4, while Manero beat Vic Ghezzi 3 and 1. Shute tackles Hines. Runyan upset by Hines. Nelson vs Laffoon. McSpaden vs Picard in the other matches.
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Philadelphia
Paul Runyan
Americans Lose In British Golf Play
In Sandwich England May 25 Dick Chapman of Greenwich Conn and Wilfred Wehrle Racine Wis were eliminated in the British Amateur Championship quarterfinals. Robert Sweeny Jr now of London advanced to the semis joining Count Alaric Bendern Lionel Munn and Charles Stowe. Bendern beat Chapman 1 up in 19 holes Munn won 7 up over Pennink and Stowe beat Peters 3 and 2. Sweeny faces Stowe next with Bendern to play Munn.
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Gordon Peters
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LaGrange Hardwares Schedule Three Games
The LaGrange Hardwares have three games booked over Sunday and Decoration Day. Sunday they travel 2 Norstalk to play the Keller Newn nine in that city, then Monday they host the CCC team. A double header at Camp Lorain starts at 1 o clock.
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Elyria High stars graduate as Crimson era begins
Elyria High prepares for 1937 after losing key athletes Ed Czak Nel Gerber Milt Lauer Earl Mah and Bill Rucker Dan Gulgin Henry Hart Norm Stegman Max Jalowiec and more depart Roy B. Clymer faces big football gaps while Columbus finals loom for golf and track among returning standouts Matt Zaleski Bill Fey and Tony Wolodzko seek state success with Decker Pfaff Hart and Blayne on medley relay.
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Yesterday's Hero Dirk Bartell Drives Giants to 3-2 Win
Dirk Bartell doubled twice to drive in two runs, lifting the Giants to a 3-2 victory over the Reds. Mel Ott also contributed with a key hit as the late rally sealed the win. Laver and Joy were noted in the Reds remarks.
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Cochranes Condition Improves For Detroit Manager
In New York on May 28 Mickey Cochrane Detroit Tigers catcher-manager remains in satisfactory condition after a fractured skull from a Friday game with the Yankees. Attending doctors expect further improvement within 12 hours to lift him from immediate danger. A separate note says his long recovery continues. The Sears Roebuck softball team faces Timms Spring at American Lace Diamond at 6 p.m. tonight.
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Ionite Brother Scorpions Fried Chicken Special
Advertisement for Mother's 25 cent fried spring chicken with fish or steak daily from noon. Features Little Scorpion Club at Stop 8 Grafton Rd contact Ph. 37842. Event promises meals and club activity in a local community ad style.
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Decoration Day Cup Play Heads E. C. G. Program
The Decoration Day program at Filyria Country Club features morning play for the Decoration Day Cups and an afternoon mixed four ball foursome event. Defending trophy holders include Worth Fauver for low trophy and J A Howitt for low net. The cup began in 1932 with HW Barbour and C H Price winning low cross and low net. Barbour won again in 1995, Fauver succeeded him in 1934, Tillms won in 1935. Taylor won low net in 1935, Price returning in 1934, Oldfield taking 1935 prize. Permanent possession requires three wins.
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Elyria Five Tracksters Headed to State Finals
Elyria Highs five man track team Chuck Decker Ben Pfaff Pat Carter Hank Hart and Bob Blayney left for Columbus to compete in the state meet finals. Decker the pole vault favorite is expected to challenge for the title while also running the 200 yard low hurdles. Pfaff will seek the javelin crown as Carter Hart and Blayney join the medley relay hopes.
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Play at McKinley on McKinley Diamond Tonight
Elyria Hardware and Bittner Funeral Home teams meet in a two game set at 6 o clock on the McKinley diamond. Players from both squads are asked to take notice.
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Packard and Elyria Dairies Meet at Jefferson Diamond
Last year’s Packard softball team and the Elyria Dairies are scheduled to play today at Jefferson Diamond at 6 o'clock. Webber is asked to take notice.
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Eastern Teams In Major Leagues Edge In 1st Intersectional Series
United Press reports the first East West intersectional series ended with eastern clubs gaining the edge in the National and American Leagues. Giants and Pirates led by notable performances while Yankees kept eastern momentum. Notable games include Hubbell and Ott lifting the Giants to a 3 2 win over the Reds, and Detroit ending New York’s six game streak in a 13 inning 5 4 decision. A Florida tarpon catch by Elyrians J W Brandt and his son Jack is noted.
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Tea gains popularity at Massachusetts State College dining hall
Amherst Massachusetts. Manager Alan W Chadwick reports tea consumption at the undergraduate dining hall has doubled in the past year. He notes the beverage, once seen as for the weak or athlete in training, is now widely favored by students across campus.
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