City doubles final halts as darkness ends play at Ely Stadium
Sharkey and Horan held a 2 to 1 lead in sets at 11-9 5-7 7-5 when darkness stopped the city doubles final. Hoover and Howenstine fight back to force a fourth set start. Seward beat Naughton 6-3 6-2 to reach the city singles semi finals, with Howenstine and Sharkey Altfeld advancing in the upper and lower brackets.
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Ely Stadium
Seward
Naughton
Lorain
Chuck Hipparkness
Yin Sharkey
Dave Horan
Frank Hoover
Jay Howenstine
Jim
Dave
Eddie Seward
Pete Naughton
Eddie
Jim Sharkey
Bob Altfeld
Local Golf Chatter at Elyria Country Club Hosts Visitor Competitions
Fifty ladies from neighborhood clubs joined Elyria Country Club guest day. Prizes went to Mrs L H Gerson for low gross, Miss A M Bundy for low net, and Mrs P H Smith for low putts. Club members saw J P Brooks win club low gross with 99 while Ralph Murbach claimed low net at 76 and Ed Raus took low putts with 33. E W Brown won the Elyria Class B championship by beating Walter Ayres 6 and 5. Oscar Haserodt then faces the Smythe Waite winner in a title bout. Earlier Spring Valley matches saw Hugh Nichols defeat Michaels 2 and 1 and A Walch best Church 6 and 3.
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Elyria Country Club
Clark Black
L H Gerson
Oakwood
A M. Bundy
Cleveland
P H Smith
Lakewood
J. P Brooks
Elyma
Ralph Murbach
W Brown
Walter Ayres
Oscar Haserodt
Q Winsor
Haserodt
Smythe-V. Waite
Hi Speeds to face Galion on Sunday for second win
Hi Speed Gas baseball team heads to Galion diamond Sunday aiming for a second straight win after beating Galion 5 3 in the last meeting. Manager George Smith will start righty Poulson, who has pitched well all season, as the Gasmen depart Smitty's at 1130 tomorrow morning.
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Galion
Corts
Kohnnine
Hailiwick
George Smith
Poulson
Smitty's
Hardwares Triumph 11-2 Over Coals In Replay Showdown
The Eliria Hardwares defeated the Frobotta Coals 11 to 2 in a Stadium League replay played last evening at Wayside Inn diamond. Bud Jones pitched for the Hardwares with catcher Ducky Goodson handling duties while Joe Vargo started for the Coals and was the focal point of the Hardwares' win.
Dayton Polo Team Reaches 12-Goal Final at Dayton
The Miami Valley Hunt and Polo Club of Dayton defeated Fairfield Club of Wichita 6 to 3 to enter the National 12-Goal Tournament finals. Bill Wood and Britt Wood each scored, turning a 1-0 deficit into a Dayton lead by the fifth. Dayton meets Iroquois Club of Lexington in Sunday’s Challenge Cup final. Wichita defaulted to Leamington in the Cup play.
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Miami Valley Hunt and Polo Club
Fairfield
Wichita
Kans
Bill Wood Hilt
Britt
Lexington
Leaington
Ray Henley Smashes Columbus Track Mark
Ray Henley a six year old pacer owned by Joe Hegler of Kenia set a new track record at the Ohio State Fair harness meet in Columbus defeating Sally D. Scott in a special match race. Henley clocked two dashes in 2 02 4 and 20 21 4, breaking the old mark of 2 033 4 by Ovelmo Lad. T. D. Van driven by Harry Short led three dash wins, with Mac Hanover driven by Jay Douglass and Royal Guy steered by B E L Smith each taking three dashes.
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Columbus
UWIP
Ray Henley
Joe Hegler
Kenia
Sally D. Scott
Ovelmo Lad
T. D. van
Harry Short
Mac Hanover
Jay Douglass
Elyria
Royal Guy
BE. L. Smith
Washington D. H
Pretzel Girls Clash With Barberton Team
Herman Juicy Klein's Guerin unit reports the Pretzel girls meet Barberton Veterans of Foreign Wars girls in a softball clash at Cascade Park tomorrow afternoon. First pitch at 5 30. Klein's game with the Berea Merchants was cancelled.
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Herman “Juicy
Klein
Guerin Pretzel
Barbarton Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cascade Park
Berea Merchants
Moebs Mantle To Drive Here In Race Event
Elyria prepares for Labor Day auto race at Riverside Park as 14 cars enter with Fred Moebs and Tommy Mantle confirmed to race. Newell Barr notes Moebs, winner of Decoration Day race, and Mantle, Canuck points contender, will join drivers including Schaefer Krupla Manges Phillips Lewis Connells Carpenter Potumpo Miller Moser. Trials start 2 15 with main ten mile race at 3 00. A donkey baseball game mule and pony races plus running horse contests and heavyweight and lightweight horse pulls also on Sunday program.
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Elyria
Riverside Park
Monte Miller
Bill Moser
Loramm County Grange
Hi-Speeds Rally to Top Over Haury & Bauer Grocers
In an Eastern Heights League game at McKinley diamond Hi-Speed Gas upset Haury & Bauer Grocers 10 to 1. Alex Clawson and Ken Smith homered, Moran and Powell split pitching duties, and key defensive plays by Mackin and Masstvich highlighted a decisive win that eliminated the Grocers from final-round contention. Ralph Gibbons pitched for Haury & Bauer.
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Pet United Dry Cleaners
Maumee Dairy
Tau Haury & Bauer Grocers
Glo Merchants
Tol Boy Mover & Dillman Garage
Parrish Meats
Elyria Hardware
Haury & Bauer Grocers
McKinley Diamond
Grocers
Ralph Gibbons
Corts
Kohn
Rol Moran
Art Foss
Oscar Powell
Alex Clawson
Ken “Pinkie” Smith
Wildness
Gasmen
Bill Mackin
Powell
Walt Massvh
Schrock
Gene Viyers
Haury & Bausrs
Elmer i Curley
Bainbridge
Myers
Thornton
Matty
Heady
Tod KO Smith
Wilbert
Mackin
Giddons
Toteleeee
Daury & Raner Sehoenfeld
Powel
Yarsa
Power P
Baimbridae
Moran P
Maddock
Gehl Coe
Madoack
TR Mardock
Sehrock
Raver
K Smith Giowaen
Drive In Labor Day Race at Riverview Park
Two Riverview Park drivers prepare for Labor Day race events tied to the 88th Lorain County Fair. Fred Moebs and Tommy Mantle are featured. Moebs, a prior Decoration Day winner, returns after a Michigan crash that left him seriously injured.
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Lorain County Fair
Fred Moebs
Tommy Mantle
Moebs
Michigan
Bittners Shutout Meats Win West Side Toga
Boreski hurled a two hitter to lead the Bittners Funeral Home softball team to a 3 0 victory over Dobrowski Meats on Jefferson No 1 diamond securing the second half championship. Eddie Ross pitched well for Meats allowing five hits as Bittners tallied in the fourth and sixth innings. Next week the Bittners meet Dobrowski’s in a three game series for the season title with two initial games set Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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Sport
Boreski
Eddie
Mammy
Ross
Dobrowski
Bittnervy
Alt
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Bittner Funeral
Dobrowski Meats
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Eduardo
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Morticians
Undertakers
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Cross
Hugh
Coen
Kross
Centex
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Reed
Arigloss
Debers
Dickling Ne
Wll
Jefferson No 1
Statings and Scores From Yesterday and Today’s Games
Yesterday's results show Lork 3 Washington 1 and Louis 3 Chicago 2 with other scores noted. Today several matchups include Louisville at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Kansas Minneapolis at St Paul and Columbus at Toledo with multiple teams in action.
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Chicago
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Louisville
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Chisago
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Uh Associate
Winneapolis
Milwaukee
Pebeer
Indianapolis
Lewiss Ile
Toledo
Ata St Faul
Kansas City
Pirates Set Pace as League Leaders Hit Highs
Pirates surge with 12 runs and stacked batting totals as leaders from Ex United and Geirg clubs post strong marks. Yankees and Tigers also show notable switches in hitting, with Genringer and svensens AIS delivering solid performances amid a busy season stretch.
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Yankees
Genringer
Tigers
Svensens
Pirates
Fight Results United Press Boxing Card Notes
At Philadelphia N I Ben my Bass stopped Eddie Shea in Philadelphia. Paul Pirrone knocked out Bucky Lawless in Cleveland. Traces on balls show Moran and Foss with strikeouts, Gibbens two. Umpires Storm and Rumph.
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United Press
Aluestic City
N. I
Benmy Bass
Philadelphia
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Paul Pirrone
Cleveland
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
OM Moran
Foss
Grbens
TS Gibbens
Moran
Storm
Rumph
Dana Wins Grand American Trapshoot Title in Shoot-off
Lawrence Dana of Derrick, Pennsylvania, won the Grand American handicap title with a 98 of 100 in the main event, defeating Hollis F. Pace of Mansfield, Ohio, in a shoot-off. Dana, 58, is an oil driller who claimed his first major title this year, while Mrs. Lela Hall of East Lynn, Missouri, tied for third with a 97 alongside five shooters including defending champion Walter Beaver of Berwyn, Pennsylvania.
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Derrick
Pa Yesterda
Hollis F. Pace
Mansfield
Ohio
Lela Hall
East Lynn
Walter Beaver
Berwyn
Cleveland Girl Captures Central Ohio Tennis Title
Edna Smith of Cleveland defeated Dorothy Bender of Columbus 6-4 6-1 to win the central Ohio championship in Columbus. In men's singles Bul Chambers of Cincinnati beat Deane Judd of Washington DC 6-3 6-4 6-2 to reach the final, while Walter Wirthweim of Columbus defeated Willard James of Columbus for a place in the final. Charles Steinman of Columbus won the junior singles over 13-year-old Robert Faught 6-1 6-3.
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Edna Smith
Cleveland
Dorothy Bender
Bul Chambers
Cincinnati
Deane Judd
Washington
Walter Wirthweim
Downing Willard James
Charles Steinman
Robert Faught
Bears and All-Americans Battle to 0-0 Tie at Soldiers Field
Chicago Bears and the All-American College team played four periods of scoreless football, each side failing to convert dominant drives. Notable moments included passes toward the nine and 25 yard lines, a fumbled lateral, and near field goals, with key players such as Red Grange and Bill Hewitt among the highlights, while the All-Americans showed yardage but could not reach the end zone.
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Birstbourg
Esey & Yaras
Tush'ng
George Kirkley
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Soldiers Field
All Americans
Bill Hewitt
Bruin
Gene Bonzam
Hd Krause
Notre Dame
Bears
Sisk
Red Grange
Bill Smith Washington
Joe Laws
Iowa
Wike Mukulak
Oregon
Rainbow To Represent America In Cup Race
Rainbow, the New York Yacht Club’s pride, to defend the America's Cup against Britain's Sopwith. Despite doubts from admirers including skipper Harold S Vandersmit, Rainbow won six of its last seven races against the Boston sloop Yankee and was named cup defender last night.
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Rainbow
New York Yacht
Mat Results By United Press in New York
United Press reports mixed results with Szabo of Hungary defeating Garibaldi of Italy while Zélezniak from Veanka and Dusek from Nebraska drew with Fisener from New Jersey and Kashev from Syria, with Dusek also noted in a separate pairing.
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United Press
New York
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Veanka Zélezniak
Russia
Eli Fisener
New Jersey
Enn Dusek
Nebraska
King Kashev
Syria
Rudy Dusek
Eager
Mike Romano
Taty
Bittners Lyons Duel for Tri-County Tourney Shot
Frail Braden reports a May third style clash as Bittners and Lyons vie to represent Tri County in the National Baseball Federation tournament. The Cascade Park game, though not in the standings, awards the winner the Tri County League nod and sets up a likely Youngstown trip on September 8 9 with Morton and Lyons matched against the Morticians and Lyons. Other league games Sunday push Lorain Avon Lake North Olmsted Amherst San dusk and Grafton. Maidens mound duties loom for Grafton and North Olmsted eyes the second half title. Avon Lake favored to beat Grafton while Avon and Ly ons hope for wins to force a late split.
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Waldorfs Play Lorain Outfit Here Tomorrow
Local interest in the Lorain County Class B baseball league centers on the Waldorf Qager Lorain Mathews Funeral Home contest at the Stadium diamond. Waldorf Powers leads the lineup against Mathews Powers cf Sola ss Fiberts lf Barkans 3b Mocsny 2b Wiko 1b Heath rf Tisza c Talarek p. Game starts at 2:30 with umpire Marsh Guenin. Other tomorrow games include Bittner Funeral Home at Loram City Cabs at Kipton and Oberlin at Ridgeville. Monday Labor Day final half schedule lists City Cabs at Oberlin J E Coffees vs Mathews Funeral Home Waldorf Lagers vs Bull nets Bio Stadium and Rindgeville at Kipton.
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Ridgeville
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Mathews Funeral
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Bullnets
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Rindgeville
Reds buy 18 minor leaguers and recall 10 more
Cincinnati Reds announce the purchase of 18 players from seven farm clubs and recall of 10 others. Acquisitions include Ike Boone and Richardson from Toronto IL and Petoskey from Wilmington. reports and recalls span Beckley, Bartlesville, Jeannette, Mt. Airy, Topeka, and Wilmington with multiple pitcher and outfielder acquisitions.
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Wilmington
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Art Evans
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Beckley
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Ray Alisso
Jose Gomez
Bartelsville
Western Association
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Stephen Crippen
Leonard Kahny Wera
Jeannete
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Joe Luber
Mt. Airy
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Topeka
Will Repor
Luegene Schoot
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al Hollingsworth
Don Brennan
Keith Frazier
Joe Morrise
Lincoln Blakely
Leland Terhune
Shvelders
Tommy Rooello
Walter Bohl
Express Notice Sets Morrow Meeting For Avon Lake Trip
The Motor Express baseball team announced today a crew gathering tomorrow afternoon at 115 at the garage for their trip to Avon Lake. All players are asked to be on hand at that time.
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