Turbulent prep for Elyria Recreation’s bowl game week
The fragment outlines a chaotic lead up to a local basketball and football set of events in Elyria. It references fans, players like Tribey and Ralph, stadiums, attendance records, and tournament preparations amid confusion about matchups and outcomes.
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Trin
Whetlin
Nema Galengishe
Gatirs
Tribey
Ralph Bebetiel
Heal
Strokadtieg
Vna
Bloen Pridders
Livia
Ieadie
Elyria
Neleninlay
Silurdhy
Noresillo
Record-Breaking Sports Crowds and Finances Across The Nation
The report highlights unprecedented attendance and wagering totals at major tracks and venues, noting a record crowd near 400 000 at a leading track and a single race pool surpassing 410 000. Baseball attendance also set marks in Philadelphia and New York as records fell across multiple events with total handle reaching into the millions.
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Elias Ryan
United ‘Press
W -York
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Ufc _wrenest Apoyls
Thelus
Welions
Perroter
Tomads
John
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Raéks
Mie Mili
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Pol Ailendsner
New York
Washington Park
Mbiary
Peason Muliel
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Phils
Ic Bees
Amuinet
Avarrenesille
Tiellig Dawn
HBO
Columbus Team Is Regional Champion in Girls Division
In Cleveland the Columbus team won the girls division title, earning qualification for the World Antenn Lofty event in Pendentherve. Cincinnati girls club beat Delray Pence 7 to 1 in a holdover inning, advancing to finals. In semis, Columbus Shoes defeated Detroit 6 to 0, leading to a Cincinnati finals clash.
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Cleveland
Cincinnatiemmet Grains
Columbus Percy Ron
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Columbus
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Peltroi
Suentoni
Cincinnar
Wilberforce gridder dies from injuries in incident
A Wilberforce University football player died from injuries sustained in a game related incident near Sapulpa Oklahoma. The deceased is identified as Glitter Khinhiew from Sapulpa. The accident occurred during a dance event tied to the university, with officials reporting the fatality.
Obstacles at Indianapolis Meet Tie Up Local Runner
An injury marred the national title race as Robison and Barringer led in a close field at Indianapolis. The 42 year old, with family ties, suffered a setback during the event while witnesses described the tense finish and the crowd’s reaction as runners battled for the title.
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Iridianapolis
Steve
Truchany
Sahel
Robison
Tianapalle
Barringer
Elyria County Softball Championship Report
A fragmented report notes an Elyria area softball event with matches scheduled across multiple days. Mentions include Howey, How raised, and Polish clubs, with wins and losses among unnamed teams as the tournament progresses.
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Oberlin Ranc
Rohit
Thube Funauer
Todhhonors
Anual Lorain Couuity
Bythe
Elyria
Feercitch Board
Elyrth
Howey
Blyth
Tryphon
Bertes
Tindditte
Ray
Turney Schedule and Western Auto in City League Play
A fragmented account of a best-of-three playoff between V.F.W. and Western Auto in the Citys League Industrial Circuit. Notes mention planned games midweek with a possible third game if needed, plus play by Polish Club and references to Wircenske as winning pitcher and other players.
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Western Automatic
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Sigs
V. F. AW
U S Davis Cup Team Named For Forest Hills Meet
The United States Davis Cup squad includes Frank Parker Jack Shamir Gardin Mulloy and Bly Talbert. The team was named for the match at Forest Hills, Solon Bey sets.
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New York
Frank Parker
Jack Shamir Gardin Mulloy
Bly Talbert
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United States
Bworden
Forest Hs
Solon Bey
Elyria Country Club Cup Leads Mixed Golf Play
The Elyria Country Club hosted a long mixed golf event with Ted Roach, Mrs Roach, and others contending for the Club Cup and Maserodt Trophy. Hig won low net 86 21 6 with Mugbach card 86 21 6, while Yardy defeated Gui to win Class C and Spring Valley players prepared for upcoming rounds amid bracketed match play and city-wide golf season resumes.
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Elyria
County
Mugbach
Elkswith
Dua
Roach
Oo. H. Smth
Roweh
Min Wadd
Sorond
Hrserodt
Vv. Cadnir
Hussecodt Thay
Yardy
John Gui
Wwebl
Cliss
Walt Skodney
Sighe Bysypski
Skodnes
Javeet
Nick Tubigugh
Matt Zalesky
Fois Plesh Lasky
Birh
Will
Max
Ray Pigeon Wins 100 Mile Race Title
A pigeon owned by Ray won the 100 mile race sponsored by Plyrla Pigeon Club. The bird’s average speed was 7 yards per minute amid a field of competitors including Ternes Hayes Mays and Smith Lads among others.
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Ray
Elysia
Plyrla Pigeon Club
Ternes and
Hayes
Ard
Ernes
Mays
Smith Lads
We HU Las
Cooley Vai
McNaliy
H. Egepley
Murphy
All City Bowling League Holds Organization Meeting
The All City Bowling League will hold its organization meeting tonight at Wrkrent Recreation. Members are asked to attend, pay entry fees, and submit valid lineups for the upcoming season.
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Wrkrent Recreation
Ceplaine
Abeligant
Insurance Girls Play At Lakewood
Insurance girls were set to play at Lakewood, but the game was postponed due to rain. Key figures include Joh J. Ciglleeher and Ad Pateucad, with uncertain references to Boston and Marvin Gile Sn.
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Insurance Girls
Lakewood
Worick Insurance
Joh J. Ciglleeher
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Tonizjr
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HUN Giante
Boston
Marvin Gile
Erhart Team Seeks League Bid in American Baseball Playoff
Garfield led off with a double and scored on a single by Mirold Clark. Clark stole second and scored on an infield out as he moved to third on a Hisey stop. Logan and Clare contributed key hits as the Erhart nine posted runs off Hess, with five unearned runs in chalking up a 5 to 2 win. The Erhart team closed the season strong as the league title race tightens.
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Tefinis
Eesti Eltallis
Garfield
Oe Hart
Frank Mikue
Ind
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Dhandyar
Isher
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Ted Hess
Hess
Clark
Joe Whienhofer
Elthé Erhart
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Sibre Oreston
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New York
Baseball Doubleheader Caps Week With Mixed Fortunes
In a split doubleheader the Yankees defeated the White Sox in the opener behind Dizzy Trout’s four hit performance while the Tigers moved within two games of first place as Chicago took the second game 7 to 1 led by a 16 hit attack. Carl Furillo hit a two run homer for Brooklyn in the opener and Senator pitchers scattered hits in a tough two game showing.
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Yankees
Hickey
Cardinals
Daduers
Ruibe Ntelton
Carl Furitlo
Brooklyn
Detroit” Tigers
White Sox
Dizzy Trout
Chicago
Frank Papish
Women's Bowl Leapon Meeting Planned for Wednesday
Recreation department announces a bowling league meeting Wednesday led by Secretary Mary Valerio with team captains invited to organize bowlers. Located at 1640-47 Seacon, the event aims to align divisions and set schedules for the upcoming season.
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Seacon
Mary
Valerio
Hogan Detrait Leads Incomplete Los Angeles Clip
A fragmentary Los Angeles page mentions Hogan and Harbert with garbled text, listing an event or result. The readable parts reference a sports or racing note with names and incomplete data, lacking clear scores or outcomes. Further context is unavailable due to damaged OCR.
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