Varied Sports Planned for Lorain County Fair Program
Lorain County Fair opens tomorrow at Riverview Park with mule and light harness races alongside other attractions. Bill Sudro announced the program featuring a Labor Day harness race on the half mile track, plus mule races with a Ohio Bankers Association trophy. Additional events include Rick Rack contests, pony races, a horse pulling show, a girls baseball match between Guerin Pretzels and Berea A and P, and ward contests to crown Elyria’s Rick Rack champion.
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Ohio Bankers’ Association
Lorain County
Riverview Park
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Dr. E. P. Clement
Indianapolis
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Ohio Bankers Association
Equipoise
Sun Beau
A. J. Robinson
Stepenfetchit
Carl Fowl
Gallant Knight
Charles Wise
Bill
Guerin Pretzels
Berea A. & P
Elyria
Paul Wainwright
Pirates Take Second Place In National League
New York date report notes the Pirates rise to second in the National League after a string of seven straight wins. They edged St Louis 2 to 1 in 11 innings as the Giants and Braves faltered, with Hubbell and Fitzsimmons delivering shutouts and late runs.
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Corsairs
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Braves
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Freddie Fitzsimmons
Hubbell
Johnny Moore
Hughie Cruz
Adolfo Luque
Fitzsimmons
Cincinnati
Matons
Nelson
Chicago Cubs
Frey
Benton
Cubs
Washington
New York Yankees
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators
Red Sox
Yanks
Spider wins coon dog field trials at Ohio State Fair
Spider owned by Pete Buck of Zanesville claimed the Rein hart trophy at the Ohio State Fair coon dog field trials for the second straight year. Big Dan, owned by W A Morrison of Summerfield, took second in the first line dozen.
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Columbus
Spider
Pete Buck
Zanesville
Reinhart
William H. Reinhart
W. A. Morrison
Summerfield
First Line
Doz
Tennis title duel looms between Vines and Crawford
In New York on September 2 United Press describes the focus on Henry Vines of California and Jack Crawford of Australia as the men’s national tennis championships open on the Forest Hills grass. Vines defends a shuttered throne after a disastrous season, while Crawford aims to unite American and world supremacy by winning the blue ribbon. Top seeds begin, with Perry, Parker, Shields, Munoi of Japan, and Lott among those starting today.
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U.P
Forest Hills
Henry Ellsworth Vines
California
Jack Crawford
Australia
Vines
Crawford
Bill Tilden
Wimbledon
England
Horan and Hoover to Clash in Labor Day Tennis Match
Dave Horan, 1933 city wide tennis champion, will face Frank Hoover holder of the title in 1931 and 1932 in a Labor Day net match at the Elrria Tennis Club to decide the No 1 ranking. The event follows Hoover’s absence from a recent city tournament won by another player.
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Dave Horan
Frank Hoover
Elrria
Seenyte
Fight Results From United Press Report
Fight results from venues in Manila San Diego and Hollywood show Johnny Arcos and Dutch Weimer losing by decision while Andy Mitchell defeats Long Reach opponent in San Diego. Other bouts list Beans Miller winning in Hollywood and Lee Hansen scoring in Salt Lake City.
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Andy Mitchell
Caliz
Dutch Weimer
Johnny Rome
Lee Hansen
Salt Lake City
Johnny Goodman Poised for Amateur Slam in Cincinnati
Johnny Goodman, recent national open champion and a runner up in last year’s national amateur, heads to Cincinnati Kenwood Country Club for the Sept 11 16 amateur championship. The Omahan faces strong challengers including Johnny Fischer George Dunlap Ross Somerville Rodney Bliss Jack Westland Cyril Tolley and others as he seeks a rare little slam while adding to his growing golf legend.
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United States Golf Association
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Kenwdod Country Club
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Omaha
Rodney Bliss
Jack Westland
Ouimet
George Dawson
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Cleveland
Willie Turnesa
New York
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Charlie Seaver
Stanford
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Frank Dolp
Portland
Lester Bolstad
Twin Cities
Lawson Little
San Francisco
H. Chandler Egan
Frisco
Dunlap
Michael Scott
Princeton
Virginia Van Wie Faces Helen Hicks For National Title
Chicago’s Virginia Van Wie and New Yorker Helen Hicks reach the 37th National Women’s Golf Championship final at Moor Country Club Highland Park. Van Wie, 23, beat Enid Wilson 6 and 5 in semis. Hicks, 22, defeated Maureen Orcutt 6 and 4 to advance.
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Enid Wilson
Miss Hicks
Maureen Orcutt
George Kirkley
United Press
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Highland Park
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Helen Hicksonwood
Pal
Buffalo
Miss Wilson
Leona Pressler Cheney
Los Angles
Miss Hick
Ralph Bard
Glenna Collett
Wood Favored To Retain World's Speedboat Title
ALGONAC Mich Sept 21 Defending the world's speed boat championship for the seventh consecutive time aliver haired Gar Wood today pitted his Miss America X against British challenger Miss Britain III and a last minute American entrant in the Harmsworth trophy series on the St Clair river Two hundred thousand spectators were expected for the 3 PM race The second race follows Monday with a seven nautical mile course distance and a potential Tuesday decider if needed
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Gar Wood
United States
St. Clair River
Wood
Hubert Scottpaine
Horace E. Dodge
Detroit
Dodge
Labor Car races draw cars from Ohio and Pennsylvania
A dozen Ohio owned racing cars and eight from Pennsylvania are entered in the Labor Car automobile races at Sharon Speedway near Warren Ohio, announced today.
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Pennarivania
Sharon Speedway
Here
Parshall Snares Three Harness Wins At Ohio Fair
Dr H M Parshall of Urbana world champion harness driver steered three winners on the Ohio State Fair program. Lee Storm won the free-for-all pace in 2 05 1 4 after taking heat two. Miss Walnut won the 2:18 pace heats with Betty S and Worthy Symbol taking later heats. Hal Abbe drove Parshall to win the consolation trot. Governor Alex won the 2:18 trot heats with Cheer posting 2:08 as the best time.
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Columbus
H. M. Parshall
Urbana
Lee Storm
Parshall
Philistine
Dr. Parshall
Miss Walnut
Betty S
Worthy Symbol
Hal Abbe
Alex
Jake Mahoney
Scott Wilson
Cheer
Hardware Jrs Defeat Freddie's Place 4 2 at Hamilton Diamond
The Elyria Hardware Juniors led by Ernest defeated Freddie's Place 4 to 2 on the Hamilton diamond last evening. League standings shifted little as Wheeling lost to Charleston 18 to 3 and Zanesville fell to Dayton 7 to 4. Springfield beat Huntington 10 1 and Beckier topped Johnstown.
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Freddie
Hamilton Diamond
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Charleston
Zanesville
Dayton
Springfield
Huntington
Beckier
Johnstown
Elyria Hardware Jrsa
F. Rass
E. Rex
Reese Foresich
Arale
Indians White Sox Resume Series After Layoff
CHICAGO September 2 The Indians and White Sox resume their final series of the 1933 season after a one day layoff. Cleveland led the set by a one game margin after winning the opener 4 to 1 Thursday. Manager Johnson must choose starting pitcher from Wesley Ferrell and Monte Pearson.
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Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Johnson
Wesley Ferrell
Monte Pearson
Local Courses Arrange Varied Holiday Cards
Varied program of events will feature play at local golf courses over Sunday and Labor Day. Elyria Country Club hosts 36 holes medal play for Hagerodt Trophy with half-cap handicaps. new trophy donated by Oscar Haserodt. Blind Par Journey and mixed four ball foursomes listed. Spring Valley, Gulf Road, Cherry Ridge, West River road courses also feature contests, semifinals in club championships, and junior tournament upsets.
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Elyria Country Club
Oscar Haserodt
Haserodt
Howard Barbour
Spring Valley
Nelson Church
Roe Withrow, Jr
Steve Miller
L. A. Roller
Bob Leahy
W. J. Gorie
Gorie
W. N. Tune
Harry Snyder
Elmer Walton
Gulf Road Course
Labor Day
Cherry Ridge
West River Road
Lorain County
Neward Kushin
Stan Machock
Adam Zeentie
Walt Maslyk
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today Baseball
Yesterday results show Philadelphia 12 Washington 3 Boston 4 New York 2 in twelve innings. New York lost 2-5 against Boston in ten innings. Pittsburgh edged St Louis 7 to 2 in eleven innings. Today schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia Detroit at St Louis with two games while Rochester at Toronto and Albany at New York appear in minor matchups.
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Jersey
Thorhetee
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Bittner Team to Play Wakeman Red Caps on Labor Day
The Bittner Funeral Home team from City Champ ions headlines the local Labor Day baseball program at Cascade Park, facing Wakeman Red Caps in a 3 pm game. The rivalry spans years with Sunday away game at Grafton against Bittner Cash Markets, Ken Smith expected to start for Bittners, Esther Guyer or Stevenson likely for Grafton, and Oliver Red Thomas slated for Wakeman. The Labor Day clash could end the Bittners season as several players are bound for football, possibly disbanding after Monday's contest.
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Wakeman Red Caps
Cascade
Grafton
Wakeman Red Cape
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Herman Klein
Ken Smith
Johnny Yucka
Wakeman
Esther Guyer
Stevenson
Oliver
Red” Thomas
Thomas Harted
The
Troxels
Sears Roebuck Takes Lead In West Side Race
Sears Roebuck beat the Hi-Speeds 5 to 4 on Jefferson No. 1 to move into first in the West Side softball league with a half game lead and one game remaining. If the Hi-Speeds win next week they tie for the crown. otherwise Sears claims the second-half title. Kovalesky earned the win. B Kijden took the loss.
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Sears Roebuck
Sears Outfit
Jolley
Sears
Guenin Pretzels Girls Play Fisher Foods in Berea Monday
The Guenin Pretzels girls team will travel to Berea on Monday for a game against Fisher Foods. The matchup shapes up as a key early-season test for both squads as they seek region standings and momentum.
Hold That Bull At Rutland High Fights A Bull
Edward Plummer, Rutland high school fullback weighing 262 pounds, is hailed as Gallia County's champion for tackling a charging bull on his father's farm. He pursued the animal as it charged a gate, seized it by the hind legs, and held it until his father could close the gate.
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Gallipolis
Edward Plummer
Gallia County
Plummer
Rutland
Troxels Face LaGrange in Grudge Game at Fairgrounds
Troxels prom t o morrow afternoon at Wellington Fairgrounds in a Tri County League showdown with LaGrange Merchants. Bill Jones will pitch with Lou Nickelette catching as the two clubs renew a rivalry after LaGrange beat Troxels 4 3 to end their half season race. Spicer likely to start for LaGrange, Hastings possible. Manager George Smith hints at lineup shifts and bench players getting action. Start time is 3 o'clock. Troxels idle Labor Day.
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Bill Jones
Troxels
LaGrange Merchants
Wellington Fairgrounds
la- Grange
Ford Hastings
Spicer
Hastings
George Smith
Tri County League To Meet On Tuesday
The final meeting of the Tri County League will be held Tuesday evening in the Chronicle Telegram office at 8 o'clock. Several items of business will be disposed of, including the return of forfeit fees to the various teams.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Local team to meet at Marsh Guerin’s cigar store
All members of the local team are asked to meet at Marsh Guerin's cigar store at 3 o'clock Monday morning. The contest has been called for 10 delis.
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Marsh Guerin’s Cigar Store
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