Bitners Fall To Uniontown In National Ball Tourney
In Forest Hills and Cleveland reports two separate tournament clashes unfold. Uniontown beat the Bitner Funeral Home nine 2 0 as Earl Hordic’s pitching and a late three run rally decide the outcome while Elyria’s Bittners face Tivoli Beers of Detroit in a decisive third round game.
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Bernie Braden
Cleveland
Bittner Funeral
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National Baseball Federation
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Morticians
Oakwood Dairy
Michigan
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Tony
Bittners
Andy Warner
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Hordic
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Lorain Lyon Tailors
Warren Slovaks
Petrolia
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Innnings
Little Favored As Amateur Golf Opens At Country Club
Country Club Cleveland Sept 9 Lawson Little opens the National Amateur Championship as heavy favorite to defend his title with a first round match against 18 year old Rufus Kin z from Wichita Falls Texas. Rain drenched the course but four marquee matches highlight day one including Chick Evans versus Reynolds Smith Ze Eaton versus Frank Strafaci Gus Moreland versus Neil Ransick. Fifty nine byes reduce field to 28 for second round with all matches at 78 holes through Friday and 36 holes for semi finals and finals on Saturday.
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King
Chick Evans
Chicago
Reynolds Smith
Texas
Ze| Eaton
Defending Caddie Champion Beaten at Elyria Club
Matthew Zaleski defeated his brother Adamir Zaleski on the 22nd hole to win the caddie tournament at Elyria Country Club. The younger Zaleski claimed a birdie on the fourth extra hole to gain the Class A final berth. Stan Dudek reached the semifinal by beating Joe Kocsis 3 and 2 and will face Joe Varzi neak before the winner takes on Zalaski.
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Matthew Zaleski
Adamir Zaleski
Zaleski
Matthew
Stan Dudek
Joe
Hotsy" Kocsis
Dudek
Joe Varzineak
Zalaski
Greenbrier Polo Club Edges Iroquois in Overtime
In Lexington, Kentucky, the Greenbrier Polo Club of White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, overcame a two-goal handicap to defeat the Iroquois Club 7 to 6 in an overtime polo match yesterday.
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Lexington
Greenbrier Polo Club
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Bellevue Merchants Seek Games in Lorain County
The Bellevue Merchants semi pro football team averaging 160 pounds seeks games with any teams of its class in Lorain County. Interested managers should write Lloyd Heyman at 515 Monroe Street Bellevue or call Bellevue 4332.
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Lorain County
Lloyd Heyman
Monroe Street
Bellevue
Elyria sports brief list notes coaching moves and bowling changes
Ralph Bauer, Elyria High School coach in waiting for a major post, may leave Elyria if offered. He spurned several summer openings, once near Lakewood. Lakewood officials blocked him due to Elyria feud optics. Also: Jack Peitz retires from league bowling after major operation. Early Machine Gun Weller leads Wall Paper. City League hopes to start within two weeks after reconciled prices. Also reports Jos Anderson moves to Indiana. Teddy Yarosz-Babe Risko bout in Pittsburgh. Sad Sam Jones may be released from White Sox after season. Plus local note on John Machock Jr recovery and wrestling-promoter tension hints.
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Lakewood
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Jackson Wall Paper
Weller
Wall Paper
Knights of Columbus
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Cleveland Heights High School
Indiana
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Tigers
Paul Beeler
Elyria High School
Sportsmens Enterprises
Cleveland
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Babe Risko
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Sam Jones
Chicago White Sox
Windy City
White Sox
Jones
John Machock, Jr
West River Street
Cascade Park
Machock
Focal Wrestling
Dan Morris
Lou Houser
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Houser
Appoint Field Day Chairmen For Fifth Annual Clam Bake
William G. Smith of the Lorain County Fish and Game Association announces the Fifth Annual Clam Bake and Field Day next Sunday at Riverview Park with Wells W. Mole as general chairman and a long list of committee chairs including James Tittle Ed Elbert Harry Bassett George Valerius Pete Hastings Bob Red Flynn Lawrence Job Theodore Walker Ken Johnson Tanjo Noveski K E B Walker Guy Bambrick Bill Struck Cook's Orchestra Wells Mole and William G. Smith in key roles.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Riverview Park
Wells W. Mole
Grafton
James Tittle
Ed Elbert
Harry Bassett
George Valerius
Pete Hastings
Bob ‘Red’ Flynn
Lawrence Job
Wield Marshall
Emery Snellenberger
Joe Bickel
Theodore Walker
Fred Davidson
Kenneth Johnson
Jake Yeager
K E. B. Walker
Guy Bambrick
Bill Struck
Cook’s Orchestra
John Scheiring
Art Miller
Carl Curtis
George Day
Little Joe Boddy
Bob Eicert
Forrest Ives
Tri County Managers Meet Here Tonight
The final Tri County League managers meeting of the season will be held here tonight at City Hall. Team heads will gather at 7 30 p m to discuss season standings and plans for next year.
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City Hall
Ted Coy Dies in New York A Football Immortal
Edward H. Ted Coy, famed All-American fullback in 1908 and 1909, died yesterday in New York from pneumonia. Coy was celebrated as one of ale's football immortals and left a lasting mark on the sport.
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New York
Edward H
Ted) Coy
Coy
Goetz Ed Walchli To Meet In Finals For S Valley Crown
Fred Goetz and Ed Walchli reached the Spring Valley club championship final after wins over Jack Warner and Al Lomax. They are set to play the final next Saturday. Ed Waldin shot 74 the low round yesterday, Goetz 77. In Father Son fallout, Jim and Bill Armitage posted 185 to top George and Art Richwine 218. Jos Otten won the Goeta trophy with 81-12-69. W J Gorie took Blind Par with 79. other scores noted.
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Ed Walchli
Spring Valley
Goetz
Jack Warner
Walchli
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Ed Waldin
Jim
Bill Armitage
George
Art Richwine
W. J. Gorie
Jim Armitage
Nelson Church
F. E. Brumfield
C. M. Hard
Buckeye League Teams Open Drills
Buckeye conference football practice opens for five teams in Columbus today with Dayton starting Tuesday. Ohio Wesleyan Miami Marshall and Dayton begin under uncertain prospects while Cincinnati, a co champion in 1933 and holder of the title last year, is tabbed as favorite and Ohio University is viewed as the strongest challenger.
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Buckeye
University of Dayton
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Marshall
Dayton
University of Cincinnati
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Hi Speed Club Triumphs In Lorain County Title Pitching Duel
Elyria Hi-Speed Gas defeats Duskey Brothers 9 to 3 at City Field to win the Lorain County Hi-Speed Gas Company championship in two out of three. Ken Smith holds Duskey to eight hits as Storm homers for Elyria. Chaszar and Sokol work for Lorain.
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Lorain County
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All-American talk, sports stars shine in 1935 scene
United Press notes Temple may field Eulace Peacock at halfback while Bill Shepherd shines for Western Maryland. The piece surveys top players from golf to boxing and recalls Olympic plans, tennis stars, and theater-like athletic rivalries, with many names and dates.
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EW York
Temple
Eulace Peacock
Bill Shepherd
Maryland
Cleveland Country Club
Detroit Tigers
Vito Tamulis
Willis Hudlin
Terry
Pittsburgh
Frank Hunter
Bill Tilden
Hunter
Big Bill
Little Bill Johnston
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
U.S. S
Jack Currey
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square! Garden
Forest Hills
Gene Mako
Berkeley Bell
Tilden
Resume Tourney Play In Chicago Softball Tourney
Delayed by rain the National softball tournament will resume today in Chicago with 16 champion teams in the second round. Semifinalists in both the men’s and women’s divisions will be decided as today’s games conclude.
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Chicago
Fauver and Raus Win Golf Honors at Elyria Club
Mrs L B Fauver and Eddie Raut won first in the Four Ball Mixed Foursomes at Elyria Country Club with 184. In Class B Mrs W Fletcher and George Dyble took 189, and Class C winners were Mrs G K E Hoke and F R McGuire with 209. First low net in Class A went to Mrs J T Fawcett and Oscar Haserodt, tied for first with Mrs L P Tufford and A B Cochrane at 165.
Rogers Motors Rally To Beat Homerville 3-2
Glen Rogers Motors of Elyria rallied from behind to defeat Homerville 3-2 in a nine inning state league game here yesterday. Norman Frey pitched for the winners fanning ten and allowing eight hits while G Kahl led Homerville with three safeties including two doubles. Jaycox Limpert Siffert and Forlman produced decisive ninth inning runs as Frey earned the win and Kahl the loss with Henke umpiring.
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Ryan Lazzeri
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Stewart T Pines Koll
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Forlman
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Jack Sifert
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Pat Henke
Frisch Seeks Extension Chance If Cards Win Pennant
Henry Super reports Frankie Frisch, 37, could extend his World Series records if the Cardinals beat Detroit for the pennant. Frisch has appeared in 50 Series games, the most in any player’s seven-decade span, with Ruth close behind in contests played. His cardinals split with Philadelphia, keeping lead on Cubs and Giants, while Yankees, Tigers, and Red Sox results shift the AL standings.
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Dayton Clinches M A Loop Title
Dayton wins the second half pennant of the Mid-Atlantic Baseball League in Dayton Ohio. After dropping the first game of a doubleheader to Johnstown 5 to 3, Dayton won the second game 4 to 5 to secure the half title and a shot at Huntington in the championship. The clubs were closely matched late in the season as a four game set determined the final standings with Dayton finishing 40–25 and Johnstown 48–25.
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Ty Hington
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Portsmouth
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Beckley
Hintinge
Johnstown
Huntington
Reds Beaten Twice by Dodgers in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds suffered a poor defensive showing in a double header loss to the Brooklyn Dodgers, scores 5 to 2 and 6 to 4. Errors plagued Cincinnati with seven in the two games. Other scores listed include Portsmouth beating Beckley 7 to 5 and Akron tying Johnstown 3 to 3.
Ohio State Grid Team To Start Drills Tomorrow
Ohio State opens 1935 football drills aiming to live up to a top pre season rating. With 43 players reporting, Captain Gomer Jones leads a list of 19 lettermen and 24 sophomores as Frank Schmidt oversees two daily practices before the Oct. 1 start of classes.
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Columbus
Francia Schmidt
The
Bucks
Schmidt
Gomer Jones
Cleveland
Frank Antenace
Niles
Dick Beltz
Findlay
John Bettridge
Sandusky
Gilbert Harre
Toledo
Frank Boucher
Kent
Sam Buesich
Stan Pincura
Lorain
Frank Cumiskey
John Kabealo
Youngstown
Silver's Repairs Beat Welsh Team 4 3 in Opened Doubleheader
Silver's Repairs defeated Welsh Funeral Home 4 to 3 in the first game of a scheduled double header on the Jefferson No 1 diamond yesterday. Bat Rainey pitched the win for Silver's. the second game was called after six innings with the score tied 2-2.
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Elyria Hardwares and Nut and Candy Shoppe
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Steve
Net & Cady AB
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iHiatms
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Silver
Bat Rainey
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