Berea and North Olmsted Vie For First-Half Title In Cuyahoga and Lorain League
Berea and North Olmsted narrowed the first-half race in the Cuyahoga and Lorain County baseball loop by Sunday wins that eliminated Elyria Business Men and Dover. Berea beat Elyria Business Men 4-1 at Berea. North Olmsted edged Dover 10-9 as West View routed Brook Park 21-7. East gains included Olmsted Falls blanking North Eaton and the duo both holding five straight wins. Dover and Elyria tied for third at 3-2. Next Sunday’s slate features Dover at Elyria, Berea at North Olmsted, West View at Olmsted Falls, and North Eaton at Brook Park.
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Elyria
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Dover
Olmsted Falls
North Eaton
West View
Brook Park
Yee
Cuyahoga
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West View Swamp Brook Park
Teach
Tomson
Connie Schroeder
Johnny Yucka
Cap Baisley
Lennemyer
Sadter
F. Stonic
Keyes
Park
Ruddy
Eaton
C And L Loop Standings Sunday Results
Berea defeated Hlyria 4 to 1 while North Olmsted beat Dover 10 to 9. Imsted Falls led 8 to 0 over North Eaton and West View won 21 to 7 at Groek Park.
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Dover
Imsted Falls
North Eaton
West View
Groek Park
Eagles Lose To LaGrange 6 1 In Pitcher Duel
The Elyria Eagles lost 6 to 1 at LaGrange as S Forbush limited Elyria to two hits and struck out eight. Koviak allowed seven hits and ten punch outs with costly errors behind him. Forbush earned the win, Koviak the loss, umpire Millan, game time 1 28. Also notes an Easter forfeit by Oberlin Kings due to no-show for Ely Stadium game.
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Ely Stadium
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Forbush
Day's Hardware Plays At Grafton Tonight
Day's Hardware will play at Grafton tonight, according to an announcement.
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Day’s Hardware
Grafton
Freddis Frame Wins International 500 at Indy
Los Angeles driver Freddis Frame roared to victory in the twentieth International 500 mile race at Indianapolis. He drove the Miller-Hartz Special eight cylinder car to cover the 500 miles in 4 hours 48 minutes 3.79 seconds, averaging 104.144 mph and breaking Peter De Paolo’s 1925 record of 101.13 mph.
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Frame Wins Race Classic in Indianapolis
Fred Frame, 37, of Los Angeles, dominates the Indianapolis speedway rate race finishing in 4 hours 4 minutes 3.79 seconds at 104.144 mph aboard a Millers Hartz Front Wheel Drive Special. Howard Wilcox in a Lion Head Special places second after a late duel, with Clif Bergere third in a Studebaker Special and Colt Carey fourth. Only 10 of 40 starters finished. The event, first held in 1911, set a new speed record.
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Los Angeles
American Speedway
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Studebaker
Indianapolis Speedway
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Lion Head
Cliff Bergere
Bob Carey
Anderson
Judson Special
Russ Snowberger
Philadelphia
Hupp Comet
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Germantown
Crowds At Local Golf Courses Mark Decoration Day
Large crowds gathered at Elyria Country Club Spring Valley and Cherry Ridge for Decoration Day events. Winners included Howard Barbour and C. H. Price with low gross 41 38 79 and low net 1 46 97 27 70. Mixed formats produced multiple prize results, with Mrs. J. P. Brooks and S. Squires winning first in mixed four ball, plus other nets and gross tallies. Matches and flight first-round pairings at Elyria CC announced by Clark Black with several A B and G class contests listed.
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Spring Valley
Howard Barbour
C. H. Price
Elyria Country Club
Overton
Tombstone
Eas Country Club
Cherry Ridge
Barbour
Price
J. P. Brooks
Squires
E. NM. Gillis
Leonard Tufford
Frank Rudolph
Elmer Walton
W. J. Gorie Jr
O. M. Keppler
Lowgross
Fred Goetz
F. E. Brumfield
O. M. Kappler
Roy Garringer
J. W. Warner
Elmer Dietrick
K. K Kleinert
A. F. Hagedorn
Wilbur Deutsch
O. J. Groene
R. J. Wilson
E. A. Shaw
Fred Go
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Wells
Snyder
Wood
Harry Marsh
al Bauer
Earl Greenland
Walter
L. Schafer
Mike Fey
Johnny Banick
Marshall Detorre
C. Smith
Joe Otten
Jay Huffman
Anderson
Pelander
Paul Alexander
Paul Geisel
Floyd Lasky
Nel Krugman
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Schumm
Fey
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Edgerton
C. Wagner
Ludwig
Banick
Struck
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Smith
Greenland
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Gagner
Fisher
Sump
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Peck
Clark Black
Indians Capture Pair From Sox In Doubleheader Bounceback
Cleveland score 12 to 6 in the opener and 12 to 11 in the nightcap as Earl Averill delivers a ninth inning triple that ties and enables Weal Ferrell and Bill Cissell to score. Indians had earlier taken three of four from the Browns in St Louis, winning 3 to 1 and splitting a Sunday doubleheader 12 to 3 and 2 to 1.
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Crimson Mile Relay Fourth In State Meet
CHUCK HUPP reports in Ohio as Hast Tech of Cleveland wins the state track title at Ohio State University. Crimson Flyers place fourth in the mile relay with Carlson Barr Bill Triplett and Kaminski running a 3 37.3 as Lakewood clocks 3 32.6. Elyria marks its second state finale placing, with the Crimson quartet gaining momentum through Carlson Barr Triplett and Kaminski.
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Bill
Joe Kaminski
Joe
Elyria
Vaughn
Ashland Edges Elyria High 1 0 in mound duel
Ashland High defeats Elyria Crimson Flashes 1 0 after extra innings on Ashland diamond. C Morrison earned win over Murkowski as both teams held scoreless through seven. Dolby and Foxkeyed Ashland in eighth to push across winning run. Elyria wasted late scoring chance in eighth.
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Gene Myers Lined To the Short Ston
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Amherst
Ely Stadium
Sixth Streeters
Lorain
Yesterday's Results From The East Coast League
Yesterday's scores include Cleveland 12 Philadelphia 12 and 8 Washington 2 6 New York 7 12 Boston 5 3 Detroit 17 4 St Louis 9 C ordon Charles Price versus 8 W Faul haber H B Newton versus H D Biggs A L Fuller versus King Fauver EE W Johnston versus H R Valentine.
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Lorain Pennzoils Cinch At Least Tie For Title
Lorain Pennzoils defeated Wellington 4 0 to remain atop the Tri County League and need only beat the Wylie Merchants next Sunday to clinch a half title. Wakeman Red Caps crushed Elyria Merchants 6 0 and Lorain Nativities beat Amherst Mischka Meats 4 3 as Lefty Bement dominated the mound for Wakeman with 16 strikeouts.
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Wlyrla Merchants
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Baseball Scoring Night Highlights Home Runs and Big Hits
Elyria and LaGrange produced a high scoring game with two base hits by Gebhardt and Kaminski, a three base hit by Burton, and multiple home runs by Burton H Hopkins Kalinski Soldir and Scholl. Walks included Cook Hastings and Hopkins with a total of eleven. Spicer took the loss as Spicer allowed thirteen hits in six innings and Hy Hopkins pitched two innings without allowing a hit.
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Merchants
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Link Wasem
Wakeman
Gerber
C. Bement
Carl Bement
Kacsin
Ski
Purvis
Sonny
Wasem
L. Gerber
Kaminski
Burton
Bake
Cook
Bill Gebhardt
Caps
Dominski
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Hutton
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Goohs
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W. Dobras
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R. Branson
Wee Jameson
Ase Prosser
B Smith
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Richwines Krugman Transits City League Softball
The Krugman Transits and Richwines will play a City League softball game tonight at Roosevelt Meld, postponed from May 16. Players and umpires originally assigned to the game are asked to take notice.
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Tri County Standings Show Wakeman and Nativity Leaders
Tri County results list Wakeman beating Elyria 6 to 0 and Nativities topping Amherst 4 to 3 while Pennzoils defeated Wellington 4 to 0, reflecting the latest standings across the league.
Maroons Seek Class A Opponent For Next Sunday
The Maroons seek a game next Sunday with any Class A team in Lorain County. Interested managers should contact G. Nanny George at 174 Woodford Avenue or call 3332. A practice session is tonight at Roosevelt School and all players are notified.
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Lorain County
G. Nanny George
Woodford Avenue
Roosevelt School
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