Bundy Upsets Third-Ranked Player In National Tennis
Dorothy May Sutton Bundy, 19, of Santa Monica, pulled off the biggest upset of the national tennis championship by defeating Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, the third-ranked player, 2-6 6-3 1-4 in the first round. The unseeded contender faces Eunice Dean next as the men’s and women’s event proceeds, with favorites Perry and Budge advancing amid closer early rounds. Bundy, daughter of May Sutton Bundy, aims to emulate her mother’s Wimbledon title feat of 1905 on the long road ahead.
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United Press
Crest Hills
N. Y
U. P
Dorothy May Sutton Bundy
May Sutton Bundy
Santa Monica Calif
Helen Jacobs Kay Stammers
England
Helen Pedersen
Stamford
Gonn
Aliyn Marble
Los Angeles
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Cambridge
Mass
Miss Jacobs
California
May Sutton
Mrs. Fabyan
Miss Bundy
Whro
Tom Bundy
Maurice McLaughlin
Eunice Dean
San Antonio
Texas
Fred Perry
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
America
Perry
Budge
Ernest Sutter
New Orleans
Intercolleagive
Rudge
Garner Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Elyria gridiron set for fast surface and star players
Ely Stadium turf got top dressing and watering all summer, aiming for one of the fastest Elyria High fields in years. Notre Dame targets 포함 Doe Zwers, Freddie Lehman, and Seaman are highlighted as key performers while old stories about past players and coaches frame the forthcoming season.
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Ely Stadium
Elyria High
Doe Zwers
Notre Dame
Freddie Lehman
Rivria
Carnegie Tech
Seaman
Freddie
Elyria
Roy Clymer
Lehman
Elmer Laydins
Gale
Layden
Bill Cerney
Notre Dames
Johnny
O'Brien
Oberlin
Oberlin High
Stromeer Fugball
Fram Mittarsota
Gand
George Burton
Minneapolis Teppune
George
Cogher
Barney Oldfield
Chicago
Barney
Phiges Mus
Elf
Scott
England
Riley
Keith
Rockne
John
Local Fairways Trophy Draws Elyria Golfers
The ASEROOT Trophy event, set for Labor Day at Elyria Country Club, features two holes with players missing 1 2 handles. Frank Morrison won the inaugural 1933 title, followed by Leonard Tufford in 1934 and Dick Timms in 1935. A player must win three times for permanent possession. A Blind Par event accompanied the Trophy, with Rudy Mate net 80, George Pogan 99, and Charles Kanio 100. Low gross 78 by Matt Zalewski. Prizes donated by club members. all caddy staff recipients.
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Labor Day
Elyria Country Club
Frank Morrison
Leonard Tufford
Dick Timms
Howard Barbour
Jereber Country Club
Rudy Mate
George Pogan
Charles Kanio
Matt Zalewski
Grocers to face Ramblers at Cascade Park Diamond
The Portman Grocers meet the West Side Ramblers in a Cascade Park diamond game scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 3 p.m. The contest promises a competitive matchup between local teams.
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Grocers
Cascade
Portman Grocers
West Side Ramblers
Cascade Park
Openings in Ohio fall racing at Heuvel Park meets start
Race meeting opens at Heu lah Park marking the start of Ohio's fall season. A 19 day program begins with an inaugural handicap carrying a $600 purse.
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Columbues
Ohio
Heulah Park
Pitts QB Hopeful From Warren Named Among Pitt Candidates
John Chickernao of Warren Ohio is listed as a candidate for Pitt’s quarterback job. The UCLA football team that year tied Stanford and California for the Pacific Coast championship and is projected to contend for West Coast honors this fall.
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John Chickernao
Warren
Ohio
University of Pittsburgh
University of California At Los Angeles
Stanford
California
Clubs Seek Shaugnessy Playoff Berths Behind Milwaukee
In Columbus on Sept 5, St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis and Indianapolis chase runner up spots behind Milwaukee Breweree for the American Association Shaugnessy playoff. St Paul sits 1 1/2 games ahead of Kansas City as Kansas City edged St Paul 9 2. Minneapolis moved closer by routing Milwaukee 17 to 5 while Indianapolis rested. Columbus beat Louisville 2 to 0.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Breweree
Americat Association
Kansas City
Blues
Indians
Indianapolis Indians
Milwaukee
Louisville
Teans
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Whithington - An AA
Chicaxe
Arik
Tasuts
Sg Akratd YS
Philadergehin
Wemaltss
Hostan
Wistsnaten
Philadelphia
Na'pionat
Leaglu
Pet. Sg.b. Neay Yorken Agl
St Louin Oe
Anleonge
Hisburch Hs Wa
Cincinnati
Hoxton
Alt Brinklin
Teader
Cileaka
Pittadurch
A. Paul
Malwrens
Trai Cmurmons
Patty Berg Wins Mason-Dixon Golf Championship
Patty Berg, the Minneapolis schoolgirl star, captured the Mason-Dixon Women's title at White Sulphur Springs WV with a sub-par 77 round and a 12 up victory over Virginia Guilfoil. Berg advances to Washington for an exhibition match before the Vermont Masters and National Women's events.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Washington
Patty
Virginia Guilfail
Syracuse
N. C
Vermont
Maurine Orcutt
Fritzi Stifel
Jean Bauer Mason-Dixon
Miss Stifel
Miss Bauer
Nhne
Miss Guilfoil
Nine Lettermen In List Of Amherst Grid Candidates
Amherst lists nine lettermen in the smallest squad to report for football. Coach Bob Hubbard, comforted by nine lettermen, includes Michael Ace and Dick Aschenbach among returnees. The defense will center on Michael with Hubbard adopting a pass punt and prayer system. The eight game schedule starts Sept 15 at Elyria, with dates for Bellevue, Lorain, Wellington, Alumni, Vermilion, Medina, New London, and league games.
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Michael
Michigan
Dick Aschenbach
Howard Young
Gambish
Clifford
Blackford
Lauer
Nee
Conk
Kriexs
Huber
van Keuren
Thomas
Edwards
Kelleher
Green and Gold
Elyria
Bellevue
Nteir
Lorain
Wellington
Vermilion
Medina
New London
Teams Clash for Open Polo Crown at Meadowbrook NY
Meadowbrook New York sets the stage as Greentree the defending champions face Templeton in the United States Open Polo final. A double prize awaits the victor with the championship trophy and a place in America’s Big Four for a three game international series against Argentina. Templeton also earned an earlier capture in the event.
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Meadowbrook
N.Y
U.P
Greentree
Teanpleton
America
Argentina
Templeton
Double Feature Carded For Wednesday Mat Show
World class wrestlers Buck Weaver and Johnny Estes clash in a non-title bout at Rialto Theatre with LeRoy McGuirk eyed for a Sept 16 match. Paul Bozzell faces Speidy Schaeffer in the second 90 minute two falls match. The card opens with a ten minute amateur bout at 8:30 p.m.
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Ernie Braden
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Indiana
Johnny Toots! Estes
Washington, D. C
Riverview Park
Rialto Theatre
Second Street
Dan Morris
Hays
LeRoy McGuirk
National Wrestling Association
McGuirk
Weaver
Estes
Bates
Paul Bozzal
Black Dragon
Okimulgee
Oklahoma
Harry
Speedy) Schaeffer
East St. Louis
Ilinois
Martonio Angelo
Paul Bozzell
Morris
Schaeffer
Sly McLain
Wild Red Berry
Angelo
George Sauer
Danny McDonald
Boxyrell
the Rialto
Lo Angela
Chuck Weaver
Johnny “Toots” Estes
Riclo Theatre
Okmulgee
Fast
St. Louis
Bittners And Carek Meats Remain In Running For Title
In the Larain Medina county softball tournament at Harmon field Foods fell to Elyria Bittner Funeral Home 6 3 and Lorain Carek Meats beat Motors 3 1 at East River Street park Johnny Kostyo allowed 9 hits but walked ten and fights continued for the top of the brackets as Lorain American Stove Company and Elyria Pennzoits remain undefeated in the upper bracket with Wednesday matches planned including Bittner Funeral Home versus Spencer Emerson Garage and Elyria Nu Way Market against Lorain Carek Motors.
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Jif Larain Fisher Foods
Grafton Rothgery Motors
Larain-Medina County
Harmon Field
Elyria Bittner Funeral
Motors
Lorain Carek
East River Street Park
Johnny Kostyo
Bittner
Fisher Foods
Bittners
Carek Moats
Yesterday's Hero Larry French Shuts Pirates in NL Race
Yesterday's hero Larry French of the Chicara Clabes blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates to gain an important half game in the National League race.
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Larry French
Chicara Clabes
Pittaburgh Pirates
Favoritpeak for 1933 and 1924 national championship
The narrative notes a national title bid in 1933 and 1924, with a team favored to win over the opponent that secured its first U S title the previous year. It frames a comparative prestige based on past titles and current favorability in the championship context.
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U. S
Indians Rally Past Toledo Mud Hens 7 2 in Exhibition
Cleveland opens a three game series with the Chicago White Sox after a 7 2 exhibition win over Toledo. George Uhle Willis Hudlin and George Blaehalder split the mound duties for Cleveland allowing 12 hits as a five run seventh inning sealed the victory.
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Chicago
Repe
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Vernon Kennedy
Cleveland
Toledo Madhens
American Association
George Uhle
Willis Hudlin
George Blaehalder
Toledo
Indians
Cleveland Agh
Lalani Bad Ou
Tan Vosmis
Vampberl
Buickergurkery
George
Uhle
P Oh
Tver
Ifale
Averill
Galate
Campbell, Knickerbocker
Israrko- Mowers
Wnickerbocker
Rusty — Weatherly
Blaehatder
Sullivan
Hare & Mites
Tiudlin
Glaeholdes
Witte Blaehholder
Santison
Lewis to Defend World Title November 3 in London
New York dispatch reports light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis will defend against Len Harvey of England in a 15 round bout at Wembley Stadium, London, on November 4. Harvey said Lewis received a guarantee exceeding 20 990 with a percentage of the gate and must arrive in England at least three weeks before the fight.
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New York
John Henry Lewis
Arizona
Wis
Len Harvey
England
Wem- Wey Stadium
London
Charles Harvey
Standiug
Harvey
Lewis
Implon
Portman Grocers vs Lorain Elks at Cascade Park
Portman Grocers, runners up in the Lorain County Class B League, meet the Lorain Elks at Cascade Park on Labor Day afternoon. Lorain holds several wins against local rivals while Elks star players O Lear or Sohotka will pitch, with Postman assigning Drage or Gulgin to the mound and Graber catching. Game slated for 3 oclock.
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Elyria Portman Grocers
Lorain County
Lorain’ Elks
Steel City
Cascade Park
Lorain
Sandusky
George O'Lear
Walter Sohotka
Elks
Loren Postman
Les Drage
Dan Gulgin
Gene Graber
Veterans Clash In City Tennis Finals Sunday
City doubles champions Jim Sharkey and Dave Horan face off in the singles final at Elyria Tennis Club at 2 30. Sharkey seeks to defend his title where Horan brings a strong season including a National Tube Co tennis championship. Horan has reached city finals before, while Sharkey has adjusted his game to net power and aggressive returns.
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John Shawt
Jim Sharkey
Dave Horan
Elyria Tennis Club
Sharkey
Floran
Jim
Dave
National Tube Co
Horan
Chimp
Lleran
Ely
Tay
Cave
Martin Hoffman
Bob Aitfald
Mark Abbe
Bill Meredith
Oscar Ehrman
Ediie Seward
Champ
Bob Altfeld
Hd Seward
Merva Leads Pitchers in City-Wide Horseshoes Tourney
Merva of Lorain tops the Riverview Park competition with an undefeated pace in the shoe pitching event. Dan Morris follows with six wins and one loss, Frank Yarsa has seven wins and two losses, while L. Palmer leads Glass B with seven victories and nine defeats. G. Dougherty sits third with six and two. Members of the I. T. 8. Horseshoe club plan to enter the Greater Cleveland Horseshoes League tournament at Gordon Park, Cleveland, starting today.
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Merva
Lorain
Riverview Park
Dan Morris
Frank Yarsa
L. Palmer
Glass
Nove
H. Limpach
G. Dougherty
Ureater Cleveland
Cooke's Recreation Alleys Open in Lorain
Sam Cooke announced the opening of Cooke's Recreation Parlors in Lorain for autumn and winter. The alleys have been resurfaced and the building’s downstairs redecorated. Several leagues are forming and Elyria teams are expected to play there this season. Located in the basement of the Broadway Building at Broadway and Erie Avenue.
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Cooke
Lorain
Sam Cooke
Elyria
Cooke's
Broadway
Erie Avenue
Loop
Rise Of Giants And Yanks Brings Eastern Baseball Back To Top
United Press reports the 1936 pennant race favors New York Giants and Yankees as Eastern teams regain dominance. Yankees need seven wins for the AL flag with 23 games left after a 6 5 win over Boston. Giants hold a four game NL lead over Cardinals and Cubs, with 16 home games left. Larry French pitched seven shutout innings for the Cubs against Pittsburgh as Chicago gains a half game.
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Giants
United Press
EW York
U. P
New York Giants
Yankees
Detroit Tigera
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Beasol
Newsom
Buck Newsom
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Cubs
Polo Grounds
Larry French
Pittsburgh Pirates
Oberlin Gridders Prep For Opener With Wellington
Oberlin High under coach Warren Ott prepares for the season opener against Wellington at Bridiren on September 18. Lettermen report for practice as the Red and Blue field a likely strong squad and the schedule lists nine away and home games through November.
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Oberlin
Warren Ott
Miami
Wellington
Bridiren
College Town
Fairview
Western Reserve Academy
Port Clinton
Norwalk
Willard
Bellevue
Ashland
Elyria
Upset Stuns Palfrey Fabyan In Forest Hills Match
Unseeded 18 year old Rosalind from California roars back to beat Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of Cambridge No 2 seed 2 6 6 3 6 4 before 17000 in Forest Hills New York. Other sports items note Hambletonian winner Rosalind captures Deshler Wallick stake at Ohio State Fair and boxing and baseball news.
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Orothy May Sutton Bundy
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Cambridge
Mass
Helen Jacobs
California
Forest Hills
N. Y
Rosalind
Columbus
Reds Seek to Extend Streak Against Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds aim to finish in the first division by extending a seven game winning streak against the second place St. Louis Cardinals. Pitchers for the matchup include Banny Frey for the Reds and rookie Jim Winford for St. Louis.
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Cincinnati, G
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Banny Frey
Reds
Jim Winford
Cards
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Gandis
Johnny Woild
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Scorpion Club
Grafton Road
Mason-Dixon
Amherst Grid
Hugh McGarvey
Bittners and
Carek Meats
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Walker
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Tipire Bzapolsley
Ray Bestos
Indians’ Rally
Lorain Elks
Cooke’s
Philco
Eldotread CO
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Leslie Avery
al Pandi
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Great Lakes
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Archie McKain
Milwaukee Brewers
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Toledo Mud Hens
Joe Greenberg
Hammerin’ Hank
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Jnndians
Steve O'Neill
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Odelle Hale
Thornton Lee
Milt Gatatzer
Hal Trosky
O'Neill
Dick Smith
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