Racer Elyria Driver Ships Two Wins at County Fair
Lyra-owned horses dominated the Lowain County Patr harness meet yesterday. Caroline Hal, chestnut mare owned and driven by Bill Rader of Elyria, won the 2:18 Pace and Trot, after a strong drive past JP McKinney. Rader also piloted Alice O Guy to victory in the opening 2:24 Pace, though Dag Tinos edged her in the final mile.
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Caroline Hal
Alice O’guy
General Wayne
Lyria
Lowatn
Bill Rader
Jp, McKinney
Harry Bedell
Norwalk
Burt Mallow
Rader
Alice O'Guy
Dag ‘Tinos
Pat Daily
Clyde
Ohio
Hauser Newest Baseball Record Amid Triple Homer Feat
Homer Hauser powered to a new all time organized baseball mark by hitting three home runs against St Paul to reach 65 for the season. He also held the former record of 60 with Babe Ruth as the major league figure. A 2:24 trotting event was won by General Wayne with Roy Wilson of Akron driving, while Crystal Baldwin took the final heat after Guy Special was disqualified. A large crowd attended the race card despite small purses and limited good horses.
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Ine Haveer
Minneapolis Vialiers
St. Paul
Hauser
Baltimore
Babe Ruth
General Wayne
Roy Wilson
Akron
General
Crystal Baldwin
Guy Special
Ht. W. McCrery
Berea
Pretzel Girls Break Even In Two Contests
The Guyenin Pretzels played two weekend games ending with a split results. Sunday at Lorain county fair the Pretzels defeated Beren A. & P. 14 to 11. On Labor Day they traveled to Berea and lost to Fisher Foods 15 to 4.
Giants 1933 Season Seen As Destiny for Ee Club
Sept. 5, New York Giants fans recall 1914 Braves “team of destiny” as they chase a first division finish. Manager Bill Terry hopes Hughey Cruz regains arm speed, Johnny Ver sex snaps slump after tragedy, and Hal Schumacher and Roy Parminlee steady the staff. Blondy Ryan replaces Travis Jackson and sparks infield play as the team leads the Pirates, with injuries and knee troubles affecting key players.
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York
George Stallings
Tribe
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Giants
Bill Terry
Hughey Cruz
Johnny Versex
Hal Schumacher
Roy
Tarzan) Parminlee
Blondy Ryan
Travis Jackson
Delay Start Of Women's City Net Tourney
The women's city wide singles tennis tournament start is delayed due to poor court conditions and will begin tomorrow. Drawings for entrants, delayed by travel, will occur tomorrow morning to allow late entries. Ramalgo canceled the match between 1933 city singles champion Dave Horan and Frank Hoover, the 1931 and 1932 champion, and the rapid fire singles tournament sponsored by the Tennis Club was also called off due to the same court issues.
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Ramalgo
Dave Horan
City
Frank Hoover
Tennis Club
Miller Plays Withrow For Valley Title
The Spring Valley club title will be settled next Sunday when Steve Miller faces Roe Withrow Jr in the final after Withrow beat Neilson Church 1 up on 22 holes in a hard fought match. Miller had eliminated Lawrence Walehli to reach the final and is the slight favorite. The class B final matches L A Roller vs W J Gorle Jr, Roller beating Bob Leahy 2 and 1 and Gorle advancing by defeating W N Turner. George Kimbel meets Leonard Brooker in a C semi final with the final to feature Elmer Walton after Walton beat Larry Snyder 4 and 3. In four ball events Scott H Cook and J W Warner won net 65, Kappler and Gedeon 67, Goetz and Leahy 69. Warner shot a 75 low gross with Goetz at 76. Mixed four ball foursomes went to Mrs F B Brumfield and D M Kappler with 164, with Mrs Nelson Church and Fred Goetz tied for second at 178. Ny rudy Staff and John Trechler were second at 149 in best net, while Mrs Harry Heath and D C Wilson were third at 152. John Trechler of Madinah Country Club Chicago won the guest prize with a 90 gross.
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Steve Miller
Roe Withrow
Withrow
Miller
Neilson Church
Lawrence Walehli
Walehli
L. A. Roller
W. J. Gorle, Jr
Roller
Bob Leahy
Gorle
W. N. Tune
R Up
George Kimbel
Leonard Brooker
Elmer Walton
Walton
Larry Snyder
Scott H. Cook
J. W. Warner
O. M. Kappler
J. F. Gedeon
Fred Goetz
Warner
Low Sross
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F. B. Brumfield
D. M. Kappler
Nelson Church
Secon
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A. R. Nichols
George Estabrook
Rudy Staff
John Trechler
Harry Heath
D. C. Wilson
Lloyd Lasky
Chuck Rudy
Lorain County
Cherry Ridge
Lasky
Jay Huffman
Rudy
Johnny Banick
Eddie Raus
Lynn Schafer
Chick Slocum
Bob Birch
Slocum
Birch
Columbus Sells Lee To Chicago Cubs
The Columbus American Association baseball club announced the sale of right handed pitcher Bill Lee to the Chicago Cubs for cash and two players. Lee won 20 games and lost nine for Columbus this season and will join the Cubs next season.
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Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
George Trautman
Columbus American Association Baseball Club
Lee
Cubs
Chicagoans
Diamond Notes Tonight's league games schedule
Diamond Notes reports three tonight games: Dean's Lunch versus Walton Ice and Fuel in American Laces Co. diamond action at 6 pm. Elyria Hardware Junglers face Oberlin All-Stars in Oberlin with a 5 pm road meet at Massey Road and West River Road. Bilmer Funeral Home team meets Sanitary Meats at Hamilton at 6 pm with Ernest and Wazyniak battery for the Meats and Boreski and Vavizinak for the Burners. Bunn Motors seeks softball games. managers to call 2297.
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Dean
Walton Ice and Fuel
American Laces Co
Oberlin
Elyria Hardware Junglers
Hamilton
Bilmer Funeral Home
Sanitary Meats Tought
Ernest and
Wazyniak
Boreski
Vavizineak
Bunn Motors
Giants Pitching and Infield Back Key to World Series Hot Start
In a feature on Manhattan teams, experts argue weak hitting hinges on tight pitching and sharper infield defense. When the infield falters, the club slumps, as shown by a recent losing streak tied to a breakdown during a midseason stretch.
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Emiks Sound
Teacen
Hi Speeds Jolley Playoff Showdown At Jefferson
Hi Speeds and Jolley Repair Shop meet in the West Side League final at Jefferson. A Hi Speeds win would allow a tie with Sears Roebuck for the second half crown, while a loss would give Sears the title. The game starts at 6 o clock.
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Jolley’s
Jefferson
Mspeeds
Sears Roebuck
Sears
Wood Defeats English Racer in Harmsworth Race
DETROIT Mich Sept 5 In the Harmsworth Trophy races Gar Wood defeated England's Hubert Scott-Paine by 22.33 seconds on the 35 mile St Clair river course securing the series in two straight heats. Wood averaged 9.37 miles per hour while Scott-Paine averaged 15.85 mph. No records were broken and Scott-Paine announced plans to return next year with a larger Miss Britain UI.
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Gar Wood
St. Clair
Hubert Scott-Paine
England
United States
Harmsworth
Wood
Harmeworth
Scott- Paine
Oils and Grocers Clash in Second Series Title Showdown
The Fast erm Heights League title hinges on tonight's McKinley matchup between TPennzoils and Haury & Bauer Grocers. The 5 15 start time. Pennzoil victory clinches the championship after a 15-4 win in the first game. Grocers must force a third game with a win tonight.
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McKinley
Tpennzoils
Haury & Bauer Grocers
Pennzoil
Oils
Tigers White Sox duel closes long AL season
Yesterday's Stars by United Press report highlights Hank Greenberg leading the Tigers in a seven-run double-header featuring a homer and triple. It notes Rene Hartnett and Harley Hartnett contributing in a Cubs win, Charley Root and Garry Hartnett, and mentions Red Faber ending his 24th season as the league approaches season’s end.
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United Press
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Tigers
Tommy Theve
Ning
Rene Charley Root
Garry Hartnett
CUBS
Hartnett
Mate
Harley Hoss
Tnolans
Browns
Vic Sorrels
White Sox
Red Faber
Shen
Faber
White
Huge Crowd Attends Lorzin County Fair Athletic Events
A large crowd watched the Lorzin County Fair program featuring horse pulling contests won by Fisher Fruit Farm of New London, 3250-pound team pulling 7600 pounds, and light weight division victor Willis Hines of Wellington, 2700 pounds pulling 6400. City-wide rack track finals saw Robert Schroeder of Abbey Road capture the title. Elyria Riding Club presented morning exhibitions. Pony races crowned winners Babe driven by Don Aldrich and Bill driven by Junior Rundle with other placers. Mule race winner Burrows rode a mule owned by QO. N. Close. large field finished.
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Lorzin County
Fisher Fruit Farm
New London
Ohio
Willis Hines
Wellington
Paul Wainwright
Robert Schroeder
Abbey Road
Elyria
Junior Rundle
Snip
Pee Wee Jones
Bebe
Richard Rook
Burrows
QO. N
Weather Wipes Out Sunday Baseball Schedule
Games across multiple cities were washed out by rain. St Louis Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia Washington Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Brooklin and Reston were postponed or cancelled with most matches postponed or canceled due to rain. The Troxels LaGrange and Biss ners Grafton games also washed out and likely not rescheduled.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicags
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
James
Vesterdas
Reaghs
Pitttsburgh
Cholan
Chicars
St Louis
PuHirseelphia
Troxels-LaGrange
Bissners-Grafton
Tri County Golf Tournament Set At Orchard Beach
Orchard Beach Country Club will host a Tri County Golf Tournament next Saturday with six man teams from Lorain Elyria Oberlin Norwalk Spring Valley Charry Ridge Sandusky Plum Brook Woodlawn and Orchard Beach. Eighteen hole medal play decides the Tri County trophy while a star party and a 630 p.m. junior meal are planned. A nearby baseball game between Orchard Beach and Fremont will also be held. Talks by Judge Carl Friebolin Rees Davis and Pete Blough will follow. Blough chairs the tournament committee.
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Tommy McCartney
Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Norwalk
Spring Valley
Charry Ridge
Sandusky
Plum Brook
Woodlawn
Orchard Beach
McCartney
Qrehard Beach
Fremont
Carl Friebolin
Cleveland
Rees Davis
Pete Blough
Sandusky High
Morrison Wins Cup Play At Elyria Club
Frank Morrison holds the first leg on the Hasecrodt trophy at Elyria Country Club after posting a 77 in yesterday’s event. Leonard Tufford and Dick Timms close behind with 79, tied for second at 179 gross, 156 net. Don H Bryant won the blind par with a net 71, while T. L. Moise Jr. was second with 76.
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Elyria Country Club
Leonard Tufford
Dick Timms
Morrison
Don H. Bryant
T. L. Moise, Jr
Dr. R. Williams
H. L. Knapp
F. QO. Richey
F. H. Bryant
Richard Baird
E. Foster
Tufford and
Timms
C. C. Bowers
C. H. Davis
Vines Defends National Tennis Title at West Side Club
Ellsworth Vines of California will begin his title defense at the West Side Club in Forest Hills. He drew a bye in the opening round as rain delayed the second round. Vines faces Ray Palmer Jr. of New York in the next round among four survivors, while Jack Crawford and Julius Siligson also advance. Other notable contenders include Francia Shields Fred Perry Jive Satoh Wilmer Allises Lester Steen and Difford Smiter.
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N. Y
Feld
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
California
West Side
Vines
Ray Palmer, Jr
New York
Jack Crawford
Australia
Julius Siligson
Francia X. Shields
Fred Perry
Ace
Bittner Funeral Home team edges Wakeman Red Caps 4 3
Ken Smith of Bittner Funeral Home outpitched Charley Bement of Wakeman Red Caps, striking out seven to six as the hosts win 4 3 at Cascade Park. Wasem’s second inning scoring spree, Murkowski’s late run, and Myers and Arvay defensive plays key the win.
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Ken
Pinkie
Smith
Charley Bement
Dueiyi
Hittner Funeral
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Cascade Park
Kia
Mmuka
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Pittners
Gene” Myers
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Indians Score Twin Victory Over Browns
Cleveland wins the Labor Day doubleheader against St. Louis 3 2 in 10 innings and 2 0 behind Oral Hildebrand and Clint Brown. Hale Galatier Hebert Kamrun score. Brown holds the visitors. managers and umpires listed. game times noted.
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St. Louis
Cleveland Indians
Oral Hildebrand
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Clint Brown
Winds of confusion delay the game recap
The record lists two-base hits by Kaminski and Lowe, a three-base hit by Murkowski, and a home run by Wicbert. Stolen bases by Nichols, Murkowski, Kaminski, and Gerber Scott, plus a sacrifice by Mackin. Bittner left on base five. Red Cape i appears. Smith walked five, struck out by Keith T. and umpires Ambrose and McDonald.
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Reynolds
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Neet
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Major League Leaders At United Press Summary
Leading batters and pitchers are listed with abbreviations and figures. The piece notes player names like Foxx and Austrians, mentions the Giants and pennant race, and suggests John McGraw’s era being surpassed by current leaders. The tone reflects a sports wire brief on standings and notable figures.
Detroit Tigers Acquire Roxie Lawson From Toledo
The Detroit Tigers purchased right handed pitcher Roxie Lawson from the Toledo Mad Hens for cash and several players. Lawson was to report to Detroit immediately and the players were to be sent to Toledo next spring. The item notes Traynor’s doubleheaders and the strain on aging players.
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Toledo Mad Hens Today
Roxie Lawson
Detroit Tigers
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