McCarthy Led Yanks Despite Narrow Pennant Lead
Joseph McCarthy faced a 13 game Yankees lead with 80 remaining as Detroit slipped past them 6-3 and cut the margin. With injuries to Selkirk Rolfe and Dickey, New York saw Detroit’s win lift the Tigers to within reach. Boston and Cleveland also won, while Pittsburgh and Chicago closed gaps in their leagues. the era’s pennant race remained unsettled despite strong Yankee performance.
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Local Softball Tourney Boosts Elyria Area Interest
Hal Schultz notes out of town visitors praised Elyria during the state softball tournament last week, highlighting city merchants and hotels. He recalls travel quirks, reports on local baseball lore, and mentions Cleveland Indians correspondents joining the road trip, while discussing manager Ted Rone and the Softball team’s ongoing schedule and victories.
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Sick Colt Returns To Action at Ohio State Fair
Sick colt Meredith srown by Spencer Lily Guy returned to the track at the Ohio State Fair, winning the Governor's Stake $1,500 feature after illness. George Hunter drove the horse for B A Millikin of Youngstown, taking the first two heats in the three year old trotting classic Wayne Smart. Alice At Law, My Lady Guy and Dell Frisco also scored in pace and trot events as the harness program closed with a free-for-all pace and three half mile heats for the final day.
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Dell Frisco
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Fremont
Chicago Bears Defeat Eastern All Stars in Brown Stadium
The Chicago Bears won the National League title three times and defeated the Eastern All Stars 20 to 14 before 20 000 fans at Brown Stadium. The Bears surged for 26 points in the first half while Byron Whizzer White rallied the All Stars with late touchdowns.
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Simoniz Wins By Forfeit on Western Union Absence
Simoniz clinched a victory by forfeit after Western Union failed to appear for their scheduled game on Dewey Avenue Diamond. The win marks Simoniz’s 14th victory in 19 games this season.
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Auto Parts Versus Blues Rivalry at Western Automatic Diamond
Smith Auto Parts meets West Side Blues in a softball game tonight at 5 30 p m on the Western Automatic diamond. Both squads urged to be ready for the scheduled clash. Lea swept all three events,近 earning about a thousand dollars in prize money.
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Rams and All-Stars Set for Lakefront Stadium Showdown
In Cleveland at Lakefront Stadium the Ohio College All-Stars meet the Cleveland Rams in a clash of razzle dazzle versus power football. Led by Ray Watts, the All-Stars field Bob Cummins and Marty Slovak at back and Jim McDonald at fullback with Doc Kelker providing receiving threat, while Hugo Bezdek unveils five newcomers including Jack Giannoni, Ralph Bowyer, Art Lewis, Carl Littlefield, and Bob Davis in the Rams starting lineup.
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Washington State
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University of Kentucky
Garcia-Armstrong Welterweight Bout Could Wow Fans
United Press staff reports that a Garcia-Armstrong welterweight bout, if it happens, could be one of the division’s best. The piece touches on boxing legends, Davis Cup odds in the United States vs Australia series, and other sports notes from baseball superstitions to St. Mary’s College football and California’s opening game.
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Blues Face Saint Louis Series To Save Pennant Hopes
Kansas City travels to host the St Paul Saints for a three game set beginning with a doubleheader as they chase a pennant, five and a half games back with little time left. Recent results show the Blues edged by Minneapolis and Saints winning again. others include Milwaukee and Indianapolis wins with key homers noted.
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Hamilton Recreation Triumphs Over Mc Kinley 9 8
Hamilton Recreation scored eight runs in the first two innings to defeat Mc Kinley Recreation 9 to 8 on the Hamilton diamond last evening. Winning batteries were F Metera and P Fritz for Hamilton, while B Mottola and Stuart pitched for Mc Kinley.
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Planes Spot Sardines Off Marshfield Coast
Sardine fishing will begin with reconnaissance flights over the Pacific near Coos Bay. A pilot will not fish but will scout schools and radio positions to the pilchard fleet.
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Standings Tohnstown 7 Erie 7 at end of ninth
Baseball notes show a tied score with Tohnstown and Erie both at seven runs as the ninth inning begins. The provided fragment also mentions Alfred Mhaatlosto and Bates as scheduled participants or players, though details are unclear.
Grid Officials Meet Today In Columbus
The Ohio Association of football officials gathered in Columbus for their annual golf match followed by an all day discussion of grid iron rules and interpretations. A R Hutchins athletic commissioner for the Southern Conference will address the meeting Saturday. E C Krieger of Columbus is association president.
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Moss Rose to Meet Vic Silver's Jewelers at Crisp Field
Moss Rose faces Vic Silver's Jewelers in a scheduled game at Crisp Field at 3 45 P M sharp tonight. The matchup pits two local teams in a late afternoon contest with regional interest and possible standings impact.
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Illy Hull Captures Elyria Junior Championship Title
Illy Hull, 13, won the Elyria Country Club Junior championship by defeating John Murbach 4 and 2 in the 18 hole final. Hull carded 86 to Murbach’s 94. The MPHE final between Dick Timms and Asa Ace Voak will be a 36 hole match on Saturday with 18 holes in the morning and the rest in the afternoon. Timms defeated Fauver 2 and 1, Tuf ford 1 up, and Bower 1 up. Voak beat White 1 and 4, Staff 2 up, and Fauver 4 and 3. Timms's 350 yard drive on No. 18 stood out. Voak, Colgate alumnus, is playing his first year at the club. CORES at Elyria CC listed: Voak 79, Birch 80, Stilwell 97, Fritzsche 108. S: In the women’s September Flight, pairings for first and second flights were announced for next Tuesday with several matchups listed. Low nets in the qualifier gave Murbach 77 in Class A and McConnell 76 in Class B. Annual Stag Day was postponed to September 17.
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Feller Beats Athletics to Claim Thirteenth Victory
Cleveland era notes say pitcher Bob Feller won his 18th victory of the season by defeating the Philadelphia Athletics 11 to 4. He allowed seven hits and eight strikeouts with only three bases on balls. Jeff Heath led the batting with a triple and a single driving in two runs as the Indians pounded 12 hits and scored 11 runs. The Indians travel to St Louis for a final series against the Browns.
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Helen Jacobs Seeded First In National Tennis Tournament
New York, Sept 2 Helen Jacobs of Berkeley Calif was top seeded for the National Women's Singles Championship after the draw by the U S Tennis Association The selection favors Miss Jacobs over 1936 titleholder Alice Marble as No 2 and Dorothy May Bundy as No 3 in a field boosted by Wimbledon form. in the men's seeds Don Budge Robert Riggs and Joe Hunt lead with Bromwich and Jadrzejowska heading foreign entrants
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Australia
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Poland
Finalists Clash In Women's Golf Play 1937
Last year's finalists meet in a Mason and Dixon semifinal at White Sulphur Springs. Defending champion Virginia Guilfoil of Syracuse faces Dorothy Traung of San Francisco, with Medalist Mrs. Leon Evelyn Marvin of Rio de Janeiro as the other noted competitor.
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Former Lorain High Star Laskay Lands Northwestern Fullback Role
Jay Laskay a former Lorain High standout is slated to hold the regular fullback position for Northwestern University this season. He and Jack Ryan of Milwaukee shared fullback duties last year and Laskay who first impressed at Lorain High moved from end to fullback under coach Lynn Waldorf proving highly successful.
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Jai-Alai Comes to New York In Snazzy Debut at Jacobs Hippodrome
United Press staff writer Henry McLemore reports Spanish jai alai debuting in New York guided by Mike Jacobs who hosted 50 top players at his mezzanine hippodrome. The party featured Iberian fare and Senoritas as Octavus Cohen, a Birmingham fan, also attended. Jacobs backs the court. Maiztequi of San Sebastian challenged the writer on the court.
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