Moore Gives McLemore Impression That He's Really Champ Golfer
Laverne Moore once known as John Montague and linked to a roadside robbery impressed Henry McLemore with his golf talent. McLemore met Moore in Lizabethtown, noted Moore scored two under par across six holes using borrowed clubs, and saw a claimed fearless rival in the sport despite his notoriety and recent charge.
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Moore
McLemore
Champ
Henry McLemore
United Press
Lizabethtown
N. Y
Sept. S
U. 2
Laverne Moore
John Montague
Montague
Arraigner
Preseason forecasts and local sports notes mix in Rustling Through Sports
The column blends early season predictions for major programs with local football and golf news. It mentions Pitt, Washington, Texas Christian, Minnesota, and Harvard as hot sheets, Elyria High and Lorain High schedules, Oberlin and Syracuse links, and notes on Ohio mutuel betting, Notre Dame boxing lore, and a golf prospect with strong power and short game. It also references Darrel Dudley and other figures, plus a Rams Lions exhibition and attendance figures.
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Hey
Pitt
Washington
Texas Christian
Minnesota
Harvard
Dixie
Lorain High
Elyria
Crimson
Lions
Fairport Harbor
Dick Dudley
Oberlin
Syracuse University
Big Red
Young Dudley
Tony Wolodzko
Elyria High
Clymermen
Lake Erie Loop
Wolodzko
Red Squad
Bob Marsh
France
Don Brubaker
Mere
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland Rams
Detroit Lions
Dutch Clark
Detroit
Dorothy Pitts
National Screw Company
Labor Day
van Lingle Mungo
Dizzy Dean
New York Giants
Joe Widmoer
Miami
Fla
Jockey Club
Hialeah Park
Ohio
Thistledown Track
Hile
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Ohio State
Bill Booth
Sterling Haifback
East Liverpool
Francis A. Schmidt
Bucks
Joe Williams
Automatics Clinch At Least Tie For Girls' Loop Crown
Western Automatics clinched at least a tie for the Industrial League girls title by defeating Worthington Ball 3 0 on a darkness-shortened Western field. They can clinch the second half crown Thursday against General Industries, who are in second place and held a mathematical shot at the second half. Also notes on players from Antoninlle ABR. HO. A. E. Hutchinson and other lines.
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Worthington
General Industries
Industries
Toga
Antoninlle
Lapos
P-Seeeeee
Penora
TI Aeeerse FO
Worthington Ball AB
R.jh.o. A
Shaffer
I Gidlinski
Donnelly
Reichert
Dobrowski
Sickle
Leiapp
Holliday
Br Nagy
Jalowiec
Forbes
Meldrum
General Industries Eliminate Grafton Team From Tourney
General Industries routed Rothgery Motors of Grafton 12 to 5 at Harmon Field to knock the Motors out of the Harmon Field Invitational. Cleveland Nominating Company beat Bittner Funeral Home 8 to 1 in a separate match. Five teams remain in contention: Bittners Lorain American Stoves Lorain Kentle Shoppe General Industries and Cleveland Auminating Company. The event resumes tonight with American alive facing Kentle Shoppe at 6 45 p m. A preliminary has General Industries girls versus Lorain Goodall Company girls.
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General Industries
Rothgery Motors
Grafton
Harmon Field
Cleveland Nominating
Bittner Funeral Home
Bittners
Lorain American Stoves
Lorain Kentle Shoppe
Cleveland Auminating Company
American Alive Compsdy
Kentle Shoppe
Lorain Goodall Company
Mieneral
Valentine
Wilczak
En Shephard
Stoll
Momske
BOR General Industries
Rothgers
Ratell
Mahl
Costello
Roka
Walker
Bungard
Ratci
Scott
E. Stoll
Rothgery
Roksa
Farr and manager split as fighter weighs quitting ring
Farr, the British heavyweight champion, says he will retire and faulted manager Ted Broadribb for years of disputes. Broadribb reports a verbal deal with promoter Babe Culnan to take half of his earnings from Farr's American bouts.
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Long Branch
N. Ji
Tommy Farr
Ted Broadribb
Farr
Broadribb
Joe Louis
Thomas
Babe) Culnan
Newark
N. J
Culnan
Tommy
Broadtibb
Louis
Tom Evans
Max Baer
Tom
Meight
Detroit Beats Wakeman 7-2 in Colored American League clash
Detroit defeats Wakeman Red Caps 7-2 to end the season as Stainshits a decisive late homer. Detroit adds two late runs while Wakeman suffers its 18th loss against 18 wins. Next, Wakeman hosts Toledo Auto Lites at the local park.
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Wakeman
Detroit
Wakeman Red Caps
Stains
Caps
Toledo Auto Lites
Detroit Hause
Becker
Dunn
Barkin
Hale
Underwood
Dean
Boone
Spratt
Pollan
Bement
Young
Weve
Wayem
Darley
Asssisaees
Gerber
Wasemi
Michel
Wels and Wolf
Major Loop Leaders Batting Leaders Report
Major League batting leaders listed with players Gehrig DiMaggio Greenberg Medwick Waner Foxx and others. Statistics show AB H RBI and averages for Reds Pirates Cardinals Yankees and Red Sox era leaders. Names repeated with partial OCR artifacts and inconsistent spacing.
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Batting Jr. AB
Wh. HW. Fes
Medwick
Cards
Gehringer
Detr
PF. Waner
Pirats
Gehrig
Yankees
Howe Rana
DiMaggio
Greenberg
Thars
Foxx
Red Sox
Kune
Medwich
Cardinals
Tumarrio
Tixers
Rolfe
Yankrew
Gehrik
Yankeee
P. Waner
Pirates
Seeee
Tai Walker
Tiker
I. T. S. Pitchers Lose To Monroeville Club
The I. T. S. horseshoe pitching team fell to Monroeville pitchers 20 to 16 at Elyria Riverview Park last night. A return match is set for Wednesday September 16 in Monroeville.
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TI. T. S. Horseshoe
Monroeville
Elyria Club
Riverview Park
Yesterday's Hero Mel Armada Joins Senators After Trade
Mel Armada, Washington center fielder formerly with Boston, delivered a strong doubleheader performance driving in two runs with six hits and stealing a base. Armada also recorded five putouts as the Senators beat the Red Sox in both games, continuing his impact after the midseason trade.
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Mel Armada
Washington
Red Sox
Senators
Boston
Loufman Wins Elyria Hagerodt Trophy in Golf Tourney
W J Loufman won the annual Hagerodt Trophy for women at Elyria Country Club yesterday posting 98 gross with an 8 stroke handicap for a net 90. Don Hamilton led Class B with 112 gross 87 net. Upcoming events include a best ball twosome at Acacia and an Elyria ladies event with Sleepy Hollow and Columbia Hills clubs.
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Re. W. J. Loufman
Elyria Country Club
Don Hamilton
Cleveland District Golf Association
Elyria Club
Acacia Country Club
Elyria
Sleepy Hollow
Columbia Hills
National finals near in U S foreign star showdowns
Forest Hills N Y Sept 8 The national singles tennis championships near the first men’s and women’s international finals since 1927 with sixteen seeded players from five nations still in contention. Americans lead expected matchups against Germany Poland and England as Von Cramm Marble Budge Jedrzejowska and others duel for spots in the finals and the chance to meet in an international facing era.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Rene LaCoste
France
Bill Tilden
Helen Wills
Betty Nuthall
England
America
Poland
Germany
von Cramm
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Alice Marble
San Francisco
Don Budge
Oakland
Cal
Jadwiga Jedrzejowska
Miss Marble
Dorothy Bundy
Santa Monica
Marjorie Gladman van Ryn
Anita Lizana
Chile
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Bobby Riggs
Los Angeles
Charley Hare
Indians Tigers In Double Bill
The Indians face the Detroit Tigers in a doubleheader as Cleveland aims to close in on a first division berth. Mel Harder starts the opener and Johnny Allen seeks his 10th straight win in the nightcap after Cleveland gained a full game when Washington slipped against Boston.
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Cleveland, CO
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Mel Harder
Johnny Allen
Indians
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Peslock Faces Ned Taylor in Rialto Cauliflower Clash
Alex Peslock from Montreal meets Ned Taylor in the Rialto Theatre semi final of Mrs Morris’ cauliflower party. The bout features two falls and a one hour travel ahead. Bunny Martin Lon Chaney and other acts round out the bill as a large crowd is expected with one free lady admission.
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Ned Taylor
Alex Peslock
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Peslock
Montreal
Quebec
Alex
Mr. Taylor
Washington D. C
Morris
Bunny Martin
Cagey Chattanooga
Tennstar
Lon Chaney
Hollywood
Martin
Bunny
Standings and Results Preview From Yesterday and Today
Standings show Washington 11-5 and Boston 5-4 with two games today. Schedule lists Tomon Cleveland at Detroit and five matchups including Boston at New York and Washington at Philadelphia plus Chicago at St. Louis.
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Washington
Boston
Tomon
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Aero T
Chicago Aes
Pittsburgh
Osten
Brooklyn Wees
Chretnnati
Tufford captures Elyria Club Championship in 36 hole final
EDNARD TUFFORD, a multiple time Elyria Country Club champion, won the £ 987 club title by defeating Worth Fauver 4 and 3 in the 36 hole final. Fauver led early, but Tufford surged ahead and held a four up edge after the first round while Fauver shot 82 as Tufford posted 79. ANET SHOCK, Dayton city champion, shot 80 on the Elyria layout using the men's tees, the club’s best female score this year.
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Ednard Tufford
Elyria Country Club
Worth Fauver
Fauver
Tufford
Anet Shock
Dayton
Miss Shock
Red Birds Clinch Lead With 11 4 Win Over Colonels
Columbus Red Birds extended their lead to four games after an 11 to 4 victory over Louisville Colonels. Morton Cooper earned his 12th win, scattering 12 Colonels hits as Columbus mounted 11 hits and capitalized on five errors. The Millers won 13 to 4 over Milwaukee, while Toledo split a doubleheader with Indianapolis 18-4 and 9-4. Kansas City and St Paul also split a twin bill with scores 7-1 and 4-3.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Tonizht
Newark W. L
Pet
Montreal Setetereererees
Syracuse
Baltimore - A
Umal
Rochester
Toronto
Jersey City
Columbus Red Birds
Louisville Colonels
Morton Cooper
Columbia
Red Birds
Minneapolis Millers
Millers
Toledo Mudhens
Madhens
Saints
Buds Bulldogs Defeat Rones Tigers 12 to 8
Bud's Bulldogs beat Rone's Tigers 12 to 8 in a softball game at Cascade Park. Battery for Bud's was Lee Morse and Ernie Braden while Rowe pitched for the Tigers. Bud Finnegan was absent for unknown reasons. Second game of the three game series set for Jefferson diamond at 6:00 tonight.
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Bud
Bulldogs
Bud Finnegan
Rone
Tigers
Cascade Park
Lee Morse
Ernie Braden
Battery
Rowe
Jefferson Diamond
Cubs Buy Two Players to Chase Giants in September
New York dispatch reports the Cubs aim to overhaul the Giants with a September clash after Bill Lee’s 13th victory calms jitters. Cubs add minor leaguers Bob Loxon and Carl Reynolds, with Rip Collins possibly returning from injury. meanwhile Lee again falters against the Cardinals. Dodgers top Bees, while Washington sweeps doubleheader against Boston, aided by Rugged pitching and Wasdell’s diving catch.
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Cubs
Giants
United Press
EW York
U. P
Chicago Cubs
Big Bill Lee
Lee
Bob Loxon
Indianapolis American Association
Detroit
Carl Reynolds
White Sox
Senators
Red Sox
Minneapolis
Rip Collins
Plans for large crowd at Ass'n Field Day and clam bake
Lorain County Fish and Game Association completed plans to accommodate 2000 attendees for the annual Field Day and Clam Bake at Lincoln Park Stop 48 on the Elyria Lorain Road. Guest officials include Ohio State Conservation Commissioner Larry Wooddell and W D Gray of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. A display map covering 20 000 acres leased in Lorain County will be shown Sunday. The association seeks state funding for a Lorain County Fair display, and new game laws were distributed at the meeting. Hunting season opens September 25 with the squirrel season running to October 10.
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Lorain
Lorain County
The
Nee
Sunny
Ass'n
State Conservation Department
Giants Battle All Star Eleven
New York football fans expected over 50 000 as the National League Giants meet an all star team of eastern college graduates. The Giants seek to regain prestige after early losses to professional teams previously, with recent defeats by Green Bay and Chicago Bears noted.
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New York
National League Giants
Chicago Bears
Budge Dominates Petra as Forest Hills Duel Looms
Don Budge crushes Yvon Petra in the national championships at Forest Hills while rumors of a final with von Cramm swirl. Other notes cover Amherst High football practice, the Northern Ohio League, and the American Association race between Columbus Red Birds and Minneapolis Millers. Also: Red Sox clinging to fourth, Clellan Andress’ bank robbery heroics, and Carl Reynolds joining the Cubs via Minneapolis as the pennant chase tightens.
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Don Budge
England
United States
Forest Hills
Budge
Yvon Petra
von Cramm
Amherst High School
Comets
Columbus Red Birds
Minneapolis Millers
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Clellan E. Andress
Elyria High School
Mike Skryp
Diamonds
Cleveland Fisher Foods
Cleveland Rotbart Jewelers
Cleveland
National Baseball Federation
Dayton
Eddie Boren
Ring Magazine
Lou Ambers
Pedro Montanez
Henry Armstrong
Billy Beauhold
Elyria Hardwares
Giants
Cubs
Carl Reynolds
Reynolds
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
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Bing Crosby
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Bunzy) O'Neill
Allegheny
Buck
University of Michigan
O O'Neill
Repy York
Detron
Detroit Outfit
Monroeville Club
U. S
Tomorrow Budge
Mount
Frank Parker
Spring Lake
Johny van Ryn
Austin
Tex
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Kay Stammers
Mary Hardwick
Miss Jedrzejowska
Lotes
Yenterday
Baltimore
Buffalo
Grecns
Cincinnati
American Association
Tod MilWauken
Tufford Elyria Country Club
George Kirkley
Les
Big Bill
Dodgers
Boston Bees
Fred Fitzsimmons
Roy Henshaw
Fat Freddy
Walberg
Gonzales
Olson
Jimmy Deshong
Jim Wasdell
Jimmy Foxx
Monte Weaver
Ed Linke
Johnny Marcum
Ass'n Field
Tony Gaiento
Jersey
al Ettore
Sammy Julian
Cleveland Golden Gloves
Nots
Lou Barston
Philadelphia Eagles
Chronicle Telegram
Household Finance. CO
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