Fair crowd witnesses close to track records at mile pace event
Becky Sal driven by J Mitchell of Mechanicsburg wins the 16 trot for a $1,000 stake at the fair card. May Day owned by John Heyman of Sandusky takes the 2:24 trot purse of $409. Addie McCarthy, a brown mare from Elyria, wins the 2:18 trot ease. Victor Peters of London handles the start and pacing shows strong timing.
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J. ©. Mitchell
Mechanisburg
Billy Patch
Becky Ear
Icky Beal
J.C. Mitchell
Mechanicsburg
Hilt and Sprow
Sandusky
John Hegan
Ay Day
John Heyman
4Lin Mac
McDowell Bros
Medina
Iss Jolla Moko
Dr. Clement
Elyria
Addie McCarthy
Ddie McCarthy
Ugh Watts
William Bedell
Milan
Irpo
Local team drops to Lorain in high-scoring loss
Toy Novelties overwhelm Cascade Park game with 25 to 14 late innings. West Side errors helped the visitors seize the win. Hurlers and fielding miscues marked a chaotic, offense-heavy match on Monday.
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A. F. Juzik
Irosko
Troski
Ein
Fenett
Ars
Tefonik
West Sid
É AB. R. H
EL Vlors SH We & O
Fishach
F & A. Nhert
Wilbert P
Anunskiefp
Oadoski.c
Din G Oowat
Tanik
F. Wilbert
Mrosko
Shack
Sadosk
Selon
Sass
Palls
W.lbert
Kaminski
Twefonik
FF. Wilbert
W. Wilbert
Stefonik
Hts
Inings
Jopnett
Stifonik
W. Wilert
Broskt
Turtles Race Draws Big Field At 101 Speedway
In Ponca City Oklahoma on September 6 a 50 turtle race drew 3 780 entries in preliminary heats for a 3780 added purse. Billy B led the field as the event tested speed with numerous terrapins from Western followers of the Fazieat sport. The Yankees suffered a double loss to the Red Sox 12 11 in 18 innings and 5 0 in the shortened nightcap.
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Ponca City
Okla
Billy B
Mayor i
Beaver
Fairfax
Ariz
Yankees
Sox
Yanka
Winnning
Woodmen Win Exciting Tilt
Woodmen win in a tense game as Smith earns the victory over Kovasi. Knoll and West homer, T Smith and Kroll doubled, Glenville Garages and Woodmen each plate runs. Smith fan 14, Kovasi 18, with 2 base hits and multiple miscues shaping the effort. Time 2 hours with umpires Stewart.
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G. Garages
Woodmen
T. Smith
Kroll
West
Knoll
Glenville Garages
C. Smith
Wrzinsky
Ferrel
Halpin
Butler
Smith
Karasi
Kovasi
Kovaal
Balk
Stewart
Richwine
Cleveland
ABA
Liptag
Farrell
Britenbach
Jager
Briteh
Cincinnati Seizes Narrow Lead Over Pirates in Labor Day Play
Cincinnati trimmed Pittsburgh’s NL lead to one game by sweeping a Labor Day doubleheader, 4-2 and 4-3, as the Reds’ offense stayed hot while the Pirates managed limited offense. Cubs and Cardinals split, Giants and Dodgers dispatch opponents, Phillies edge Nationals, and Cleveland split with the Browns.
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Pirate
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Reds
Cininnati
Cubs
Cardinals
Chicago
Cards
Jess Haines
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ulrich
Scott
Washington
Cleveland
Browns
Eagles Down Motors in Riverside League tilt
Elyria Eagles overcame a four run lead to beat Oberlin Motors 7 to 4 on the Motors home lot. Len Wragg led the attack with a double and two singles driving in three runs. Skryp and Wrage combined for key hits as Mike Hagle limited the Motors to two singles in the final six innings.
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Russell Davies
Bartlome
Elyria Eagles
Oberlin Motors
A. Wragg
The
Motors
Birdmen
Len Wragg
Eagles
Severan
Lan
Traxler
Skryp
Mike
Schreimer
Hagle
Wrage Brothers
Church
al Gasser
Bart
Skrup
Little Eagle
Stoffe
Gasser
Fritz
Stojic
Buckley
von Kanel
Skrvp
Clark
Schweda
Jacos
Shrimp
Kaiser
Schwrda
Mackin
Ane
Wrage
Grafton Bittners Sweep Litchfield Before Big Home Crowd
Grafton Bittners beat Litchfield 13 3 on Sunday with Gass on mound earning eight strikeouts and three hits. Be ment relieved early as Litchfield faltered. Monday the Bittners routed Grafton Cardinals 22 0 as Kubuski left the hill early with a sprained ankle, Mole and Scholl finishing. Next Sunday they host North Olmsted in a top early season matchup.
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Litchfield
Gass
Bittners
M. Bement
Loder
Bement
Grafton Cardinals
Cardinals
Bittner Outfit
Teddy Kubuski
Kubuski
Ray Mole
Scholl
North Olmsted
Grafton
Olmsted
Mansell
Pope
C. Taski
Kolinski
Af Scholl
O. Taski
Arendt
Kulinski
Feigler
ABR
Hpoa E Kellogg
K.zack
Soder
Ssp
I Evans
Sabin
Waters
Ssc
A. Zack
C. Bement
Hunt
Lehman
Figler
Kellogg
Sporting Events Today Across Multiple Venues
Racing continues at Belmont Park Washington Park Fairmount and Dade Park Trotting meets grand circuit at Indianapolis Golf includes California state amateur at Del Monte West Virginia women at White Sulphur Springs Annual women's tournament opens in Asheville North Carolina Tennis eastern grass court championships men at Rye Middle states women's championships at St Martins Pennsylvania Speed boat regatta concludes in Detroit. Bases on balls, hits and fielding details follow for the Motors versus 0-7 lineup with Traxler Wrage Skryp Fritz Bartiome and others.
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N.C
Rye
N.Y
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Detroit
American League standings and today’s games
Standings show Cleveland 7-2, St Louis 6-3, Boston 12-0, New York 11-6, Philadelphia 2-3, Washington 4. National results list Cincinnati 8-4, Pittsburgh 6-3, Chicago 6-0, St Louis 1-2, Boston 6-8, New York 1-9, Philadelphia 6-7, Brooklyn 1-1. Today: St Louis at Cleveland and New York at Boston in American action. National: Chicago at St Louis and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh plus Boston at New York. No other games scheduled.
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St. Louis
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
G. W. L. Pet
Steve Ee
Boston Bates
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh . A
New York Taeee
Chicago -Eese Ae
St. Louis Anes
Cincinnati Sere
Boston Were
Brooklyn Eee
Oberlin 1927 Football Team Faces Open Backfield
Oberlin outlines a rebuilding season with four letter backs graduating. Fleming Wickenden and Hosfield return as backfield options while freshmen backs Butzberger Kuepper Gladieux Jenkins and Brooks seek spots. Eight veterans line, plus new ends Adams Kerschner and potential position moves for Hoecker Heldman. First workout set for September 15 with four full teams likely. 1927 schedule includes Kenyon Baldwin Wallace Western Reserve Miami Case Akron Wooster Mount Union.
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Poe
Burr
Hansbury
Thomas
Fleming
Wickenden
Hosfield
Morris
Wat Lers
Jack Wilder
Butzberger
Kuepper
Gladieux
Jenkins
Brooks
Ballard
Hastings
Jones
Jack Wilders
Stocker
Jamieson
Adams
Kerschner
Bob Hoecker
Heldman
Capt. C. Wilder
Hoecker
Metcalf
Holter
Tenney
Parks
Gowdy
Doane
Moorhead
Novotny
Holder
White
Eagles Prepare For Soccer Season in Northeast Ohio Circuit
The Elyria Eagle soccer team opens in the Northeast Ohio circuit with a Sept 11 match against Daylag on Magyar Field Cleveland. Schedule includes Sept 18 Lorain, Sept 25 Cascade Park, Oct 2 Winton Field Cleveland, Oct 9 Cascade Park, Oct 16 State Cup, Oct 23 Shamrock Field Cleveland, and Oct 30 Cascade Park.
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Ohio
Daylag
Magyar
Cleveland
Lorain Magyar
Lorain
Spartas
Cascade Park
Workers
Winton Field
Banate ‘“B
Ve. Celtics
Shamrock Field
Cleveland Magyars
Cascade Perk
Indians and Browns split doubleheader in Cleveland
In a twin bill played yesterday, Cleveland defeated St Louis 7 to 6 in the first game and St Louis won 2 to 2 in the second. Hudlin and Grant pitched for Cleveland in the first game with Grant getting the win in relief. Buckeye and Shaute pitched for St Louis in the second. Home runs came from Williams and Fonseca. key hits included Summa and Sisler with multiple safeties for St Louis and O’Rourke Burns and J Sewell contributing for Cleveland.
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Indians
Browns
Hudlin
Grant
Tribe
Buckeye
Shaute
Cleveland AB
R. H.O
EU Jamieson
Fonseca
Louis
O'Neill
Dixon
Adams
Gerber
St -Louis
Garber
Sisler
Summa
Richrodt
Williams
O'Rourke
Burns
J. Sewell
L. Sewell
Latake
St. Louis
Wingard
Ormeby, Geisel
Rowland
Rice
Staler
E. Muler
Melislo
Ballou
E Jamieson
J Burns
Ia L. Sewell
Hichrodt
Hichrodt, Ef Lutzke
Hodapp
Melillo
Gill
Melio
J Sewell
Bares
Tunney Dempsey In Final Stages Of Training
Tunney trains for a public session today and another tomorrow in Chicago while Dempsey’s camp halts activity overtraining fears. Flynn said no boxing until late in the week and future sparring sessions before September 22 will be closed to the public. Tunney’s team notes six rounds yesterday showed speed and accuracy. Dempsey will spar away from crowds. DEL MONTE, George Von Elm, shot 68 to lead California qualifying. Jockey White Martin, a famed figure forty years ago, dies in an Anters hospital after a career as a track official.
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Leo Flynn
Dempsey
Tunney
Flynn
Jack
Gene
Aurora
White Martin
Anters
Elyria City Team Suffers 4–0 Setback to Tellings
Elyria City falls 4 to 0 as Tellings blank the locals at Cascade Park before a record crowd. Schardt shines with six hits allowed and eleven retired. Draegert yields a creditable effort but lack of timely hitting seals the defeat. The defeat leaves Elyria facing Lyon Tailors in next week's league finale. Forbush, Nicolette, Heiden, and Nickelette star in field while Tellings grinds out runs one at a time.
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AAA
Cascade Park
Schardt
Big Bill
Draegert
Johns
Bul
Brooklyn Nationals
Elyvia
Chapman
Heiden
Thut
Moxie Davis
Cole
Kuver
Cunningham
Divis
Helden
Ambrose
Lyon Tailors
E. T. Nicolette
Forbush
Reynolds
Wobbrer
L. Nicolette
Foo Draegert
Scards
Kubat
Merphy
Kaufman
Abel
Neuman
Heiden.c
Sehardt
Elyria High Chooses 1927 Football Candidates For Hardest Season
Coach H H Stiffler issued the call for Elyria High School football hopefuls as practice opened with four letter men forming the nucleus. Captain Harry Cook, Wilton Berger, Tom Ryan and Kenneth Ballmer are the E men expected to lead. Three coaches will oversee both heavyweights and lightweights while candidates dress at the high school since the field house won t be ready for two weeks.
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Elyria High School
H. H. Stifler
Elyria High
Stiffler
Harry Cook
Wilton Berger
Tom Ryan
Kenneth Ballmer
H. H. Stiffler
W. L. Vaughn
Dusthimer
Stutfler
Tilden Hunter Capture National Doubles Title
In Chestnut Hill Mass Tilden and Hunter won the national doubles crown defeating Johns and Williams in straight sets 10-8 6-3 6-3. The victory may secure their right to defend the Davis Cup in Philadelphia later this week. Miss Bennett and Cochet won the national mixed doubles title 2-6 6-0 6-2 over Wightman and Lacoste.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Big Bill” Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
Little Bill
Johns
R. Norma Williams
Longwood
Tilden
Hunter
Philadelphia
Eileen Bennett
England
Henri Cochet
France
George W. Wightman
Boston
Rene Lacoste
La Grange Beats Modern Woodmen In Holiday Game
La Grange defeated Modern Woodmen 16 to 1 in a holiday contest. The Woodmen fielded a crippled squad while La Grange used a strong lineup and pressed the pace, though the hosts played a loose game at times.
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LA Grange
Lightweight Champion Mandell Wins in 10 Rounds
Sammy Mandell captured the lightweight title with a decisive 10 round win over Midway Guery of Newport Kentucky. Al Foremas stopped Rum Krump by technical knockout in Dayton Ohio.
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Vayton
Sammy Mandell
Midway Guery
Newport
al Foremas
Woohbington
D.C
Rum Krump
Dayton
Ohio
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