Eagles Edge Snodgrass Drugs In Narrow Loss At Riverview Park
The Elyria Eagles fell to Snodgrass Drugs Triple A of Lorain by a tough battle at Riverview Park on Decoration Day. Bednar started, allowed a double, two triples and a single with errors by Cebula and Malik. Bart-Jomme relieved, struck out 1 and held the visitors to seven innings. Stojic led the Drugmen with two triples. Kissel fanned six for the Eagles. Eagles travel to Cleveland Sunday to face the Wills Tigers at Hooper Field with Bartlemme expected to pitch. Box score follows.
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College Baseball Scores From Around The Region
Oberlin defeated Michigan State 5 to 1 and Ohio State beat Wooster 9 to 3. Bowling Green led Toledo 16 to 9 while Iowa and Minnesota tied with Harvard and Brown opening the day. Hiji University beat Providence 8 to 6 as Michigan edged Wisconsin 3 0. Holy Cross topped Boston College 6 0 Georgetown beat Yale 5 to 6 Amherst 3 Williams 1.
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North Olmsted Edges Woodmen in Memorial Day Tilt
North Olmsted defeated Woodmen 6 to 5 at Cascade Park in a tightly contested Memorial Day game. Denny singled for North Olmsted and Lang belted a decisive home run in the fourth, while Murr and Lang shut out Woodmen for the final innings.
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Memorial Day Major League Doubleheaders Draw Record Crowd
New York May 31 nearly a quarter million fans attended Memorial Day double headers with 227000 entering parks. Lang pitched the win over Stefanik as Lang allowed 11 strikeouts while Schulz and Stefanik had 5 and 2 respectively, with Krieg Smith and Lang among the hitting leaders.
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Davis Cup United States advances with doubles win
DETROIT May 31 The US doubles team of Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn swept Morales and Upmann after John Hennessey defeated Morales 6 0 6 3 6 4 and Van Ryn triumphed over Gustave Vollmer 6 0 6 1 6 1 securing the needed victory for the inter zone final.
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Bittners Fall To Cleveland Nine In Grafton Tilt
Grafton Ohio May 31 The Grafton Bittners were edged 6 to 3 by Cleveland. Bernard Mott started and allowed six runs before Spicer relieved him, shutting down the visitors with four hits allowed in eight innings. Spicer’s strong relief performance kept the game close. Next Sunday the Bittners host the Elyria Mohawks in Grafton.
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EHS Nine Invades Shaw High Today
The Elyria High baseball team meets Shaw High at Shaw’s field at 4 35 p m. Coach A N Smith drills speed ball hitting as Pelz likely pitches for Shaw. Elyria aims to finish the season strong with Rule on the mound and Grifiths and Holbrook starring in the field.
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Industrial Loop Baseball Scores Review
The Troxel Company lost 7 to 6 to Columbia Steel Company in Industrial Outdoor Indoor Baseball League action. Columbia opened with ten runs in the first inning and four in the second, while Troxel finally scored in the third and rallied for five in the fourth but could not overtake the lead.
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Locals Eye Lehi Meet at Rocky River Lake Erie League
Local athletes head to Rocky River for the Lake Erie League meet. Lakewood eyes high score but faces tough events from Lehi and Elyria rivals. Key events include the mile with Wormer Firth and Bishop, the quarter mile with Smith Hall and Rodenbaugh, discus with Elyria favored, and javelin where Fleming and Hupp likely place first and second. The mile relay aims for a strong second after district meet.
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Elyria High Nine Beats Oberlin Business College 7 to 1
Elyria High Nine defeated Oberlin Business College 7 to 1 at Riverview Wednesday. Smith and Stoscokoph pitched six innings each with six strikeouts apiece, Smith allowing two hits while Stoscokoph had three. Key hits came from Brown and Griffiths, with Baumhardt closing out the last inning.
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Leading Hitters In National League This Season
Twenty one home runs were hit in the majors yesterday raising the season total to 364. 212 NL and 152 AL homers. Brooklyn rookie Johnny Frederick Phillies star Chuck Klein and Detroit’s Dale Alexander each hit two. A crowd of 55,000 at the Polo Grounds saw the Giants beat Brooklyn twice.
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Memorial Day Draw At Spring Valley Golf Course
Nearly 300 attended the Memorial Day event at Spring Valley golf course on Thursday. Bob Randall noted the day’s turnout as the largest of the season. Two tournaments ran, with Mrs Ernest Kuehl and Fred Kushin winning $2 in the two-ball mixed foursome. Net winners included Mr and Mrs F A Goetz and several other pairs, while Dr R C Clark led Tombstone with a 66 net as Rudy Staff claimed a 79 gross.
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West Side Nine Dominate Dover For First Win Of Season
Elyria West Side Nine hammered Dover Ol Bur Deans 12 to 2 at Cascade Park. Steve Gerush pitched superbly with 11 strikeouts in seven innings, while Barkas F Wilbert Sagert and Gerush led the offense with multiple hits including a three base hit by Gerush.
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Watching the Scoreboard in Yesterday's Baseball and Golf
Burleigh Grimes blanked the Cubs 4 0 in the second game as Pittsburgh edged Chicago in a doubleheader. Giants win 8 7 and 15 6 before 55000 at the Polo Grounds. St Louis moves to second with 5 1 and 2 6 wins. Phillies split with Boston. Klein ties league lead with two homers. Athletics sweep Red Sox. Yankees slump to 12 games back. White Sox and Indians split. Tilden and Hunter reach quarterfinals in tennis while Hagen eyes April exhibition match. Moore Park reports Hagen aims for early shows as 1929 budget figures cited.
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French Open Briefs From Roland Garros Stadium
At Roland Garros in Anteuil on May 31 the French hard court singles championship began with early rounds. Players from multiple clubs competed for a spot in the later rounds, with several seeds advancing as the schedule continued.
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