Elyria and Dover edge in eleven inning baseball clash
Dover A C beat Elyria 5 to 4 in eleven innings at Ryverines Park after Draegert was replaced by Chapman. Key hits included Gough, Bailey, Snyder, Ambrose, Nichols, and a peculiar bound by Draegert enabling a run.
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Dover A. C
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Rey- Cook
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Chapman Elyria
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Shipper
Py Nichols
Dragert
Renolds
Gotro
Martin and Batley
Lip Steineon Henke
G. Tulk
Rf Kihm
Deraegert
Ex-Schoolmates Meet In Big Show On Rival Stages
Hoyt starts on the mound for the Yankees while Edwin Goebel mans the outfield for Washington. The former Erasmus high teammates discuss the old days when the Yankees and Nationals last clashed in New York.
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Erasmus Hi Fiaite
Hoyt
Edwin Goebel
Yankees
Goebel
Washigton
Yanks
Nats
New York
Gh School
Brooklyn
Congregationalists Defeat Methodists 12 to 2 in Monroe League
First Church Tring M.Ed. session reports Congregationalists beating the Methodists 12 to 2. Peabody pitched well for the winners with five hits allowed and six strikeouts. The loss drops the Methodists from first place and gives St Johns Lutherans the top berth ahead of Friday’s St Pauls game.
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Congregationalists
Methodists
Peabody
St. Johns
Eigas
C-Lf
Vaughn
Birch
Kaufman
I Hays
Oy Oldfield
Hausman
McClellan
Feabody, P
Baseball Gossip From The Western League Headlines
The St. Joseph club leads the Western league pace as Cincinnati Reds and Giants stories jump. Cubs show good pitching but need steady hitting. George Kelly faces Roger Hounson in NL homer race. Van Gilder tops the Browns in pitching with a Ruth homer. Giants collapse on Western trip. Nemo Leibold a Red Sox youngster. Phillies struggle toward old standing. White Sox in and out of first division. Connie Mack’s Athletics prove tough. Dodgers hitters led by Tommy Griffith. Indians and Yankees set to duel as pitching steadies.
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St. Joseph
Cincinnati Reds
Giants
Cubs
Gerge Kelly
Roger Hounson
van Gilder
Browns
Babe Ruth
New York
Nemo Leibold
Red Sox
Phillies
White Sox
Connie Mack
Brooklyn
Tommy Giffith
Dodger
Speaker
Indians
Yankees
Baseball standings shuffle and day’s notable results
Babe Ruth collected two singles in the morning and a home run in the afternoon as the Yankees won both games. Dodgers beat Braves to reach first division, Braves fell to seventh. Cubs and Giants split, Phillies struggled, Indians slid to fifth, Reds swept Pirates in morning then Pirates won afternoon, Tigers and Browns tied, Senators rose to fourth with two wins over the Red Sox.
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George Herman Ruth
Babe
Yanks
Baseball Talk on Bayne Ruth Pitching and Gum Tricks
The piece recalls Billy Bayne of the Browns prompting talk between Lee Fohl and Miller Huggins about trades. It surveys pitching strategy in baseball, citing Babe Ruth’s approach and John McGraw’s balanced staff, plus Eddie Collins who chews gum on two strikes, a habit fans note for inspiration.
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Billy Bayne
Browns
Lee Fohl
Brown
Miller Huggins
Yankee
Mr. Bayne
Huggins
Ping Bodie
Bayne
Ping
Fohl
Bannons Beat Eagles In 12 Innings In Tight Game
The Bannons outlasted the Eagles 14 to 13 after twelve innings in a three and a half hour affair. Martin fanned 19 batters in relief and Jacobs starred with a cycle including a home run, Rosen hit two homers and a single in six at bats, while Cook made a spectacular catch in the sixth.
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Cook
Bannons
Eagles
Martin
Jacobs
Rosen
G Nau
Banmnons
Summa
Kaiser
T. Schweda
Mason
A Cook
Roth
Saboda
H Pomeroy
E Pomeroy
G Schweda
Kaiser Saboda
Yesterdays baseball and college results update
American League results include Chicago 4 7 past Cleveland 0 6 and Detroit 6 1 over St. Louis 5 2 in a second game of sixteen innings. New York 3 3 Philadelphia 2 4 Washington 7 5 Boston 4 3. National League scores Cincinnati 9 3 Pittsburgh 3 7 Chicago 4 3 St Louis 1 1 Philadelphia 9 7 New York 16 first game ten innings. Brooklyn 9 8 Boston 6 4. College: Penn 16 Cornell 9 Tafts 14 Springfield 6 Ashland 9 Hiram 7 Holy Cross Boston College 1 Brown 8 Harvard 3 Yale 2 Trinity 0 Harvard Freshmen 6 Yale Freshmen 2 Ohio State 15 Ohio University 2 West Virginia 9 Pittsburgh 6 Miami 2 Cincinnati 0 Georgetown 10 Fordham 3 Vermont 7 Dartmouth 3.
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Stiwald Shoes and Amherst Merchants Lose Big Scores
May 31 report from Amherst notes both local baseball teams defeated. Stiwald Shoes fell 10 2 to Farrell Checks of Sandusky as Chippy Bruce allowed hits. Amherst Merchants were beaten 12 2 by Lorain Ramblers with Bark Ludwig and Leimbach pitching for Amherst. Memorial Day services drew large crowds in square with parade to cemeteries and remarks by Mayor Smythe.
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Stiwald Shoes
Amherst Merchants
Stiwalds
Sandusky
Farrell
Chippy
Bruce
Winetown
Lorain Ramblers
Lorain
Bark
Ludwig and
Leimbach
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Relief Corps
J J Smythe
America
F. HE. Eastman
Captain Cuttle Wins The Derby At Epsom Downs
Lord Woolavington's three year old Captain Cuttle defeated Tam ar and Craig-An-Gower to win the Derby at Epsom Downs. No American entries, Pondoland ridden by Frank O Neill, St Louis by Archibald. Half a million spectators watched the classic race. Captain Cuttle owned by Lord Astor with 10 to 1 odds. Four American turfmen have earlier won the Derby.
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England
Lord Woolavington
Captain Cuttle
Tamar
Craig-An-Gower
Sol Joel
Pondoland
Lord Queensborough
St. Louis
Frank C O'Neill
Archibald
Lord Astor
Richard Croker
Herman Dursea
William C Whitney
Pierre Lomillard
Epsom Derby and Major Racing Meetings Worldwide
Racing features the running of the Epsom Derby in England and association meetings at Belmont Park in New York, Louisville, Ottawa, and Gleneagles. Tennis opens the Los Angeles district championship, while golf promotes the Scottish professional Gleneagles event.
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England
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Kentucky Racing Association
Louisville
Connaught Park Jockey Club
Ottawa
Los Angeles
Gleneagles
Scot
Amherst Board Hires Two Teachers in Regular Meeting
May 31 report: Amherst Board of Education met at the school building and hired two teachers Mrs Elmer Baker and Miss Iona Kaser, along with clearing up other business. Amherst personals note visitors from Berlin Heights Verdilion Lorain and nearby towns throughout a Tuesday list.
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Board of Education
Elmer Baker
Iona Kaser
E. B. Rogers
Berlin Heights
W H H. Turner
Albert Smith
Cleveland
H.C. Smith
Agnes Swartwood
Lorain
Henry Gawaer
Sam Wragg
Leonard Wragg
Sandusky
Alpha Hazel
Wellington
George Baus
Aod Rugg
Oberlin
Darling
Wadsworth
Leland Witt
Erwin Mischka
Conneaut
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