Freeman Wins Welter Title From Thompson In Cleveland
Freeman defeats Jack Thompson in 15 rounds to claim the welterweight world title before 15,000 at League Park Cleveland. Referee Patsy Haler scored eight rounds for Freeman, five for Thompson and two even. Freeman drives the action and earns a just decision amid a raucous crowd.
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Freeman
Thompson
Ommy Freeman
Cleveland Boy
Jack Thompson
Oakland
California
League Park
Cleveland
Jackie Fields
Patsy Haler
New Yorks
Haler
Thomason
Tre Caperes
Tommy
Sur
Peratels
Gonz
Thompeor
Haley
al Tremel
Sam Weiss
Allentown
Rosy Rosales
Tony Herrera
Gaston Charles
New York
Charles
Joex Kauffman
Johnny Kilbane
Herrera
Hear. Andress
Haseroots 10 Prepare for Strong Grid Season
The Haseroo semi pro team met at Pop Heres home on 13th street to plan a reorganized season. Shim Gare will coach with Richwire field practice nightly and a Sept. 24 opener. additions include Ray Cronin Tom Bran and Gene Ramer boosting the lineup.
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Inca
Pop Heres
13Th Street
Wees
Richwire
Shim Gare
Lorain Hiea
Lorain Tafeos
Birra Hera
Ray Cronin
Norwalk
Ogning
Tom Bran
Gene Ramer
Baseball Standings and Schedule From American and National Leagues
The standings show Cleveland 6 Chicago 1 and Philadelphia 5 Boston 1 in the American, with Washington, Newark, St. Louis, Detroit, and others listed. National results include Boston 6 New York 4 and Pittsburgh, Chicago 7, plus games today across both leagues and association matchups Columbus Indianapolis Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee Toledo Louisville.
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Chicago
Boston
Washington
Newark
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
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Brooklyn
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American Association
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St Paul - Pe Aemoe
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Rivat Minneapai
Kansas C
Wilwaukee
Indianapol
National League
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Lindstrom
Ord
Traynor
Tackson
O'Daoul
Stephenson
Wilson
Klein
Mancusco
Brame
Gehnz
Hodapp
McManus
Cronin
Simmons
Reynolds
Ruth
Cochrane
Marberry
Tilden Seeks Eighth National Title Today
Forest Hills New York September 6 Big Bill Tilden begins his bid to become the first eight time winner of the national singles championship at the West Side Tennis Club facing C Lincoln Halberstadt. French star Jean Borotra also looms a strong threat with a clash against Berkeley Bell in the opening rounds.
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Tilden
Forest Hills
N.Y
Big Bill Tilden
West Side Tennis Club
Big Bill
C. Lincoln Halberstadt
Jean Borotra
Borotra
Berkeley Bell
Practice stance and stroke guidance for miniature golf
The article stresses a relaxed, comfortable stance with weight on the left foot for right handed players. It advises keeping eyes on the ball and head down through the stroke to avoid misdirection. It notes an upcoming feature match and potential second round pairing involving Borotta Budy and Bell, with Mercur of Bethlehem, Pa.
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Borotta Budy Ceeds
Bell
Pritz Mercur
Bethlehem
Mondey
Woodmen Battle West Sides For Class A Crown At Cascade
The West Sides and Woodmen meet in a decisive three game series for the Class A Cascade title. The opener starts at three in the city pool with Cascade hosting and both teams aiming to take a 1 0 lead. The West Sides won a prior game while Woodmen seek to even the series.
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Cascade
Jupiter Plavius
Pers
Weil
Holy Cross Beats Bakers In City League Frebound Battle
Holy Cross seniors edged Bakers of Lorain 7 to 4 in a Central Bakers field game. Ernest, Fritz, and Kaminski starred for Holy Cross. Zelesky pitched for Bakers as both teams showcased players for the City League Championship race with looming lineups and season stats.
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Orminzki
Kboly Cross
Terry and Gehrig Still Set Page
New York Giants first baseman Terry leads the National League with a .407 batting average, 18 points ahead of Chuck Klein. Yankees' Lou Gehrig tops the American League at .391, six points above Al Simmons of the Athletics.
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Ional Teague
Bis
Wid
Gehrig
Ted Am
Letty Grove
Athletics
Pat Malone
Cubs
New York
Ter Ty
New York Giants
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
United Press
Terry
Chuck Klebo
Philadelphia
al Simmons
Winners announced at Lorain County Fair goat and rabbit shows
Lorain County Fair officials announced winners in the goat and rabbit departments. Joe Wojcik of Elyria won rabbit honors with best display and sweepstakes, while Charles Tullos Vercon Kay Miller and Paul Esher led goat prizes including grand champion. Total premiums surpassed 10000 dollars excluding horse race purses.
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Lorain
Joe Wojcik
Elyria
Stahl Outdoor Enterprise Company
Holmes Park
Ohio
Charles Tullos
Vercon
Kay Miller
LaGrarsce
Paul Esher
Westerside
Indians Beat White Sox 6 1 to extend win streak
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 1 at Unicano, their seventh straight win and three games behind the New York Yankees for third place. Johnny Hodapp and Dick Porter led the batting, Porter going 4 for 5 and Hodapp 3 for 5, with Hodapp the first major hitter to reach 200 safeties.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Patences
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Unicano
Pare Jablomowski
Pete
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Hodapp
Dick Porter
Indians
Porter
Wile Hodapp
Johnny
Leading Batters of the Major Leagues Summary
Top hitters listed by club with games at bat runs and batting averages. Gehrig and Ruth anchor the NY teams. Budding leaders include Foxx Philadelphia Klein Brooklyn and O'Doul Philadelphia with notable totals and averages.
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G. AB. RH. Pet. Gehr'g
Ruth
Rice
Wash
Foxx
Philadelphia
Hunting and Trapping Licenses On Sale This Week
Licensing opens for the squirrel season on September 13 with duck geese and jacksnap hunting following the next day. Licenses available at township clerks common pleas court treasurer offices and city hunting supply stores amid uncertain applicant numbers due to unemployment.
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Common Pleas Court
Tre
Eagles Meet Willard In Huron County Tournament Clash
The Easies enter the Huron County tournament with a stronger lineup for tomorrow's game against Willard at one o clock. Four former Medina players join the Eagles, along with Elyria players wearing Medina uniforms. The Birdmen, with new signees including Bucher, are favored to defeat Willard, which features Johnny Wilkinson.
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Easies
Willard
Medina
Barthrome
Eagle
Birdoen
Spe Schemp
Fourti
Wedeaa
Connie Schroeder
al Wvemaen
Elyria Plarers
Buchier
Wakeman
Wallard
Indax
Johnny Wilkinson
Richwine
Willeave Elyria
Spoio Huron
Wakeman Red Caps to Meet Joppa Sunday
Wakeman Red Caps will play Joppa Sunday as Joppa plays to avenge a prior defeat by Wakeman. The game at Wakeman tomorrow features Toppa in a key matchup and the Red Caps hoping to extend their advantage led by a left handed player.
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Wakeman
Joppa
Red Caps
City Team to Face Berea in Final Home Showdown Tomorrow
Berea led by OWARD MESSERLE travels to meet the City team in the final league home game of the regular schedule. Messerle, sidelined by injury, returns as Berea aims to deploy strong batting and pitching while Elyria holds first place and Lorain battles for the top spot. Game set for 3 p.m. with Skrip and Arndt among key players.
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Berea
Oward Messerle
Sh Field
Onsted
Lorain
Lorap
Loraim
Mike Skryp
Bill Arndt
Smith
Skrip Wal
Mike
Laber Dan
Messerle
Cook
Elsria
Elyria
Boa
Elyria Seapense
Maroons Face Old Timers In Roosevelt School Showdown
The Old Timers line up against the Maroons at Roosevelt School tomorrow at 2 PM. Manager Aeds Strinka leads a strong Old Timers squad with Brill Roe pitching and a lineup that includes John Fritz Pete Lucha and Frank Yarsacf. The Maroons counter with Gerush on the mound and a solid bats lineup.
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Maroons
Roosevelt School
Aeds Strinka
Brill Roe
C. George
Pete Lucha
Strinhass John Fritz
Shrimpff
Frank Yarsacf
Frank Stoblert
Babe Ruth Opens Hat Shop in New York
New York on September 6 saw about 3,900 spectators on Broadway greet baseball legend George Herman Babe Ruth as he opened Babe Ruth's Shop for Men Inc. The event featured Ruth behind a small counter in a modest storefront selling hats, aiming to surpass his recent home run totals.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Broadway
George Herman
Babe) Ruth
Ruth
Thief Demands Autograph on Mauve Silken Underwear
A man fights through a crowd to the counter and snatches a mauve suit of gents undergarments, insisting the proprietor sign it. The incident notes hats measured six and eight, seven and five eights, and mentions the crowd and confrontation at the shop.
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