Horan and Sharkey Capture Sixth City Net Title
Veterans Dave Horan and Jim Sharkey won the Elyria City Doubles Tennis championship for the sixth straight year, defeating Pete Naughton and Bob Sayle in five sets 2-6 4-6 6-3 6-0 7-5. They rallied from two sets down, saving two match points at 2-5 in the final set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horan
Sharkey
City Net
Dave Horan
Jim Sharkey
Elyria City
Pete Naughton
Bob Sayle
Naughton
Sayle
Sayre
Naushten
Huran
Champs
Chick Wents
Jim Fitch
Wentz
Fitch
Sox Seek Hale Trade and Box Biz News From Bright Baseball Page
Chicago White Sox pursue Sammy Hale trade with Cleveland Indians while eyeing Bill Werber of Philadelphia Athletics. Indians may hold Hale, preferring Keltner from Milwaukee. Mentions minor league pitchers over 25, Giants stars Danning and Leiter, and boxers Izzy Jannazzo and Barney Ross. Also notes Wally Berger’s rise with the Giants, plus local pitcher Mike Skrup and Cleveland Foods playoff series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Sammy Hale
Sox
Bill Werber
Philadelphia Athletics
Tf Keltner
Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Tribe
Hale
Cleveland
Harry Danning
Wank Leiher
Giants
Wally Berger
Los Angeles
Izzy Jannazzo
Australia
Charley Lucas
Jack Carroll
Barney Ross
Barney
Carroll
America
Class B Pin Loop To Meet Tonight
A final organization meeting of the Class B Bowling League will be held tonight at Sayles Barber Shop on Broad Street. The league season opens on September 13.
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Sayles Barber Shop
Broad Street
Business Men Beat Lorain Elks 11-8 In Independent Tilt
The Elyria Business Men defeated the Lorain Elks 11 to 8 in an independent game at Cascade Park. After a 6-all tie through five innings, Elyria pushed five runs across in the next two frames to seal the win as both teams combined for key hits and errors.
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Lorain Elks
Elyria
Cascade ‘Park
Jocals
Ie AB
RK. H. O. Ale
Jaworski
LO Lithwell
Oy Mustyam
Hon
Yackman
H.R. M. AB
RH. O. Ale
Reffert
Abwuss
Redington
Maiden
Willis
Coinman, Sk
Yanke
Emba
Portman
Alexander
Ry — Redington
Bielen
Diase
J. Maiden
Rigo
Whalski
Yorkman
Seifert
Nano
Dayton Champion Is Ridge Leader
Miss Janet Shock of Dayton, the city woman’s champion, visited Cherry Ridge yesterday and posted the year’s lowest score by a woman at the West River road public course. She played nine in 42 and 43 for an aggregate 85. Among the men, Wilbur Deuser and Willis Carvin tied for low score with 72. Deuser shot two nines of 36, while Carvin posted 37 and 135.
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Janet Shock
Dayton
Cherry Ridge
West River Road
Miss Shock
Wilbur Deuser
Willis Carvin
Deuser
Carvin
Columbus Seen As A. A. Champs
Columbus Red Birds appear certain to win the American Association title after a doubleheader split with Toledo. The lead widened to four games with eight contests left before the season ends next Sunday.
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Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
Red Birds
Toledo Madhens
Scorpions for Mother's Day Fried Spring Chicken Menu
Evening venture offers fried spring chicken and Kish or steak options served daily from 12 noon. At Little Scorpion Club Stop 9 Grafton Rd contact 27842 for details.
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Little Scorpion Club
Grafton Rd
Back in the saddle Elyria coach Clymer leads hot Lake Erie grid outlook
Sports writer returns after months away to gauge fall and winter prospects. Elyria High athletic director Fay Be Clymer comes back ready for a strenuous football campaign as Lake Erie League coaches reshuffle with three new leaders. Lorain’s Hal Pryor and Cleveland Heights’ Jim Price bring fresh blood, while Ralph Ness at Lakewood and Trevor Rees at Shawon gain experience. Shaker Heights’ Art Francis replaces Wyn Wyeolf as the Lions press Erie and Lakewood works to field a competitive team.
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Yok
Clymer
Lake Erie
Ralph Ness
Lakewood
Trevor Rees
Shaw Cach
Hal Pryor
Lorain
Jimmy Price
Cleveland Heights
Art Francis
Shaker Heights
Earl M. McCaskey
Pryor
McCaskey
Steel City
Fiery Purple
Wooster College
Lions
Erie
Rice
Gail Vanorrsdall
Price
Barberton
Wyn Wyeolf
Strathers
Francis
Shaker
ESS
Jack
Rangers
Ness
Ske
Clemenze
Bill) Zwick
Zwick
Rees
Shaw
Ohio State
Tity Veara
Elyria High
Elyria
All Stars Best Chicago Bears 6 0 at Dallas Cotton Bowl
In a rain soaked game in Dallas on September 7 last year’s college stars toppled the professional Chicago Bears 6 to 0 before about 15 000 fans. Art Guepe of Marquette skirted left end for the game’s only touchdown, a 26 yard run in the second period. The Dobrowski Meaty will play the Carlisle A in an 8:45 p m. schedule at the Carlisle diamond today, with players urged to attend.
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Dallas
Tex
Chicago Bears
Hition
Art Guepe
Marquette University
Carlisle
Dobrowski Meaty
Carlisle A
Carlisle Diamond
Lon Chaney Opposes Bunny Martin Friday in Rialto Ring
Lon Chaney of Hollywood will face Bunny Martin of Chattanooga Friday night at the Rialto Theatre in a two hour two fall main event. Ned Taylor and Alex Preslock meet in the semi final while Ladies Night offers three free admissions with each paid ticket.
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Lon Chaney
Hollywood
California
Villian
Rialto Theatre
Bunny Martin
Chattanooga
Dan Morris
Mr. Martin
Ken Hollis
Steve Menott
Fritz Krueger
Chaney
Neck of the Woods
Tsouth
Wien
Ste. Tat
Ned Taylor
Washington, D. C
Alex Preslock
Montreal
Quebec
Peslock
Taylor
Elyria
Lndy
Feller Shuts Down White Sox For Sixth Win
Bob Feller, a farmboy turned major leaguer, pitched six innings of two hit ball as the Indians beat the White Sox 2 to 1 in the second game of a holiday doubleheader. He struck out nine and walked two, boosting his season total to 108 strikeouts in 113 innings. Lary and Hughes contributed key hits, including a third inning RBI and a fifth inning scoring double. Ted Lyons won the first game for Chicago in a tight duel over Willis Hudlin.
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Geer Elasd
U. P
Bob Feller
Feller
Cleveland Indians
Louis Browns
Johnny Alen
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Fox
Keller
White Sox
Chicago
Lyn Lary
Roy Hughes
Lary
Ted Lyons
Willis Hudlin
Morning Gamer
Chienge AB
Kress
Walker
Appling
Wien
Seavalt
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Ease
Abps
Ling
Sewell
Byons
Tresay
Ory
Diudtin
Duyuttn
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Reid
Att Alien
Nene
pieher—Hauiin
Ump
Peller
Aiker
Nadeliff
Connors
Lee
Aight
Joveland
Kreevich
Cleveland & Basen
Balla
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Brown
OM Lee
Laos
Quinn
McGowan
Johnston
Firebus
Southern Association
Red Sox
Gene Desautels
Ivy Paul Andrews
Cleveland
Yankees
Athletics
Miracle Boy
Ted Lyona
Curt Davia
Cubs
Reds
Danny MacFayden
Bees
Brooklyn
Hal Schumacher
Giants
Phils
Gy Blanton
Jim Tobin
Cardinals
Phillies
Cincinnati
Curt Davis
Grissom
Phe Giants
Joe DiMaggio
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Lefty Grove
Wes Ferrell
Washington
Phobus
Vaughanws
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Johnny Cooner
Elyria Girls Triumph 13-7 Over Fathers in Softball
Elyria Girls poured out 17 hits and a 13 to 7 victory over the fathers on the Jefferson diamond Sunday. Berniece Jalowiec and Bernice Walend teamed for the win as Scotty Meldrum pitched and Everett caught. The Girls built a 10-0 lead by the fourth inning, with Hutchinson, Fern Smith, and Jalowiec each collecting three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Girls
Jefferson Diamond
Berniece Jalowiec
Bernice Walend
Scotty
Meldrum
Everett
Kate Hutchinson
Fern
Smith
Jalowiec
Meldrum and Halliday
Flyria Girks AB
D. A
Nasser
F. Brown
I. Halliday
Watend
Ceosssse
Q. Ale
Kaiser
LL. Pomeroy
Brown
J. Kaiser
Balisff Talowee
Toff S
Jaluwite
S. Meldrum
Fish and Game Association Meeting Tonight
The Gorain County Fish and Game Association holds its regular monthly meeting tonight at its headquarters above Day's Hardware, open to the public, starting at 8 p.m. Plans for next Sunday's Field Day and Clam Bake at Lincoln Park will be discussed. PRAY LEAGUE GAME The Western Automatic and Worthington Ball girls play a league contest at 6:15 p.m. on the Western Automatic diamond. The Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Brings Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorain County Fish and Game Association
Lincoln Park
Western Automatic
Worthington Ball
Esker Fox Seek Opponent for Lincoln Park Field Day Game
Standings show Yesterday's results with teams including No New York Boston and Pittsburgh. Esker Fox of the city seeks an opponent for a game next Sunday at Lincoln Park during the Lorain County Fish and Game Association Field Day, with contact via Russ Davies at The Chronicle Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esker Fox
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Sam Bake
Lincoln Park
Russ Davies
Chronicle- Telegram
Baseball Leaders Snapshot From UPI Box Score
United Press tally lists Mattings player Medwick Gehrig Waner and partners with games at bats runs hits errors and batting averages. Cards Pirates Yankees teams feature in a compact stat cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattings
AB. R. HL
Pet
Medwick
I Gonringer
Ase P. Waner
Pirates
Gehrig
Yankees
Cleveland Girls Defeat Automatic All Stars 4 To 2
The National Screw and Manufacturing Company girls team of Cleveland, national champions, defeated the Western Automatic All Stars 4 to 2 yesterday afternoon at Western Automatic field. A fifth inning rally produced all four runs for Cleveland as they rallied from two hits through six innings. Ann Skorich shut down the Western offense in the seventh with key strikeouts. Dorothy Pitts starred at third base for the All Stars in a losing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Screw and Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Western Automatic
Al-Stars
Westerns
Ann Skorich
Jane Valerius
Bernice Jalowiec
Rouner
Dorothy Pitts
All Stars
Weat
ANL
Hlo
Ale
Bitte
M. Valerius
AL Pitts
Leo Uom
Stautiom
Valovitins
Dalowies
S.c
S Nat
Screvw AB
Paphe
G Bennett
Nolan
Ces Kawalek
Wakeman Red Caps defeat Columbus Grandviews 7-2 under lights
Deb Young pitched four hits and 16 strikeouts to lead Wakeman Red Caps past Columbus Grandviews 7-2. Cowgill exited in the third. Volger fanned nine in relief. Next, Wakeman hosts Detroit and Toledo Auto Lites in upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Deb Young
Columbus Grandviews
Wakeman Red Caps
Cowgill
Grandview
Volger
Young
Red Caps
Detroit
Caps
Toledo Auto Lites
Nile
Ron
Skiex
Ioerdome
Schiruver
Gerber
Karshner
J. Barber
Kulse
Columbus Wakeman
Buckley
Bart- Jome
Hutton
Scomaker
Tives
Bartiome
Hutton le Boone
Lemert
MiHer
Voleer
Balla
Youngs
Cowslil
Volxer
Wels
Wolf
Todd
Horseshoe Teams In Match Tonight
The I. T. $. horseshoe pitching team will oppose Monroeville in a match at Riverview Park courts this evening. The visitors make their first visit to Flyrna and locals expect a hard battle.
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I. T
Monroeville
Riverview Park
Flyrna
Notre Dame Captures Gold Cup In Detroit Race
The 24 cylinder Notre Dame owned by Herbert Mendelsohn of Detroit won by a wide margin on the 90 mile Detroit river course. It shattered two Gold Cup records while fending off a strong challenge from the Alagi owned and driven by Count Theo Rossi De Montelera of Italy.
Major League Pitchers In Labor Day Form Shines
United Press reports a day of pitching supremacy led by Lee Grissom of Cincinnati and Ray Phobus of Washington. Both pitched one hitters in varied outcomes as nine games ended five or fewer hits, and many pitchers completed games. Standout performances also came from Andrews, Feller, Lyona, Davia, MacFayden, Schumacher, Blanton, and Tobin amid pennant-race action and multiple doubleheaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
U. P
Lee Grissom
Cincinnati
Ray Phobus
Washington
Grissom
Phebus
Detroit Tigers
Ietesnin Cumin Core
Derihel
Cork Sel
Oty
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
Jurges
Curt Davis
Cavarretta
Gatan
Budge and Petra Duel in National Tennis Tourney
Forest Hills Sept 7 Survivors vie for quarter final berths in the national championship as nine matches unfold. Notables include Gracyn Wheeler vs Kay Stammers in the women’s draw and Don Budge versus Yvon Petra in the men’s. Budge's California Bulldogs meet Rone's Tigers in a three game series at Cascade Park with Lee Morse and Rone set to pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
Feld
Gracyn Wheeler
Santa Monica
Calif
Kay Stammers
Don Budge
California
Yvon Petra
France
Budge
Bud
Bulldogs
Rone
Tigers
Cascade Park
Lee Morse
Two Contests On Harmon Tourney Program Tonight
The Harmon Field Invitational Softball tournament schedules two games tonight. Roth gery Motors of Grafton faces tia General Industries in a 7:15 p.m. elimination clash. A loss for the Illuminating Company in the other game also means elimination, with Lorain American Stove Company and Lorvin Kewtie Shop on tomorrow’s slate in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothgery Motors
Grafton
Tia General Industries
Bittner Funeral Home
Iyrin
Cleveland
Betwer
Motors and Industries
Illuminating
Lorain American Stove Company
Lorvin Kewtie
Timms Wins Haseradt Trophy at Elyria Country Club
Timms carded 159 to claim the Haseradt Trophy after 36 holes at Elyria. His net 155 edged C. H. Davis by three strokes while Dale White placed third. the event uses half handicaps and marks the Labor Day competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Timms
Elyria Country Club
Timms
C. H. Davis
Dale White
Frank Morrison
Leonard Tufford
Worth Fauver
Dr. J. T. Fawcett
H. Valentine
Rh. PP. Wirth
W. B. Timms
Tos
W. J. Borenz
IO. Richey
Jack Flynn
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Pacific Coast Battlers
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Freddie Steele
Charley Gehringer
Warland
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Cincinnatic
Bemskiya
Boston
Hame Ton
St. Lena
Ar Az
Philadelphia
St. Lets
Sonanes
Vesterdal
Eveland
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York Sone
Pietharpe
Thors
Ain
Cleveland Girls
Ywee
Couper
Bennett
Borumert Ipoort
Beck Looty Sketielbs
Aloskal
Peek
Skerich
Vie Nings
Wlteher
Peek, Loring
Meskal Amylres
Notre Dame
Porter Service
Quecreation Building
George Kirkley
Petra
Cascade
Household Finance CO
Broad St
Ohio
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Harmon
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Bitters
Eagles
Venter AB
RIL
Rasner
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