Perry Beats Crawford To Win U S National Tennis Title
England’s Frederick J. Perry defeated Jack Crawford of Australia in a five set final at Forest Hills to capture the U S National Tennis Championship. Perry’s comeback after a two sets to one deficit sealed the title 6 3 1 4 6 6 1, the first English winner of the U S title since 1903. Crawford and Perry had earlier eliminated American players in the same weekend, highlighting concerns over U S tennis strength.
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Withrow Wins Spring Valley Golf Crown
Withrow Jr of Case School captured Spring Valley club championship, defeating Steve Miller 7 and 6 in the finals. Miller, favored after a semi final win over 1932 champ Lawrence Waichi, trailed throughout. Roller beat W J Gorie 3 and 3 for Class B, Kimbel edged Walton 3 and 2 for Class A, three tied in Blind Par with 74.
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Case School
Steve Miller
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J. A. Ready
Joe Earll
Fred Goetz
Touchdown Secrets in Colgate Buck Play Analysis
Jure Glass details a Colgate backfield buck play under Coach Andy Karr. The maneuver uses 1 ahead of 4 as interference and center and guard misdirection to trap defenders, with targets on the close defensive hacks. The piece notes a possible future fake triple pass and lateral.
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Colgate
Andy Karr
Kerr
Pabishers Syndicate
Yesterday's Stars By Waited Press
Johnny Allen of the Yankers held Ticers to three hits while Leo Durocher of the Cardinals hit safely in seven tries. Adolfo Caminti of the Cubs doubled as his first major league hit, a home run that sealed victory. Adolfo Luque, a 43 year old Cuban, stands among the season's notable relief hurlers, aiding the Giants with pivotal rescue work this season amid tough points.
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Todays Sport Parade by Henry McLemore
New York dated column surveys boxing plans of Freddie Miller and other sports figures. Notable notes include George Earnshaw's Yankees pick, Lefty Grove in an exhibition, Notre Dame tape and mouthwash orders, Sandow’s death at 58, Harry Van Stittart’s strong hands, Bill O'Brien and Ellsworth Vines money talks, Yale legends Hinkey and Heffelfinger, and a mixed tapestry of 19th century sports anecdotes.
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Ellsworth Vines
Jast March
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Yale
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Eli
Hinkey
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Business Men's Team Practices Tonight
The Business Men's Team meets at 4 oclock tonight with Allies Schoen and coach Ben Dangerfield guiding the squad. Listed players include Howard Mahan Carl Doedeles Geese Head Chris Earl Brown Henry Carl Edington Frani Nii Pfaff Ari Bush Lenny Hill Drage Rin Wiles Wea Schroeder Red Frown Isck West Merrill Fd Indon Tack Bailey Harold Foster Tey Otto Leon Mahl Flip Foster and others.
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Wit
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Howard Mahan
Carl Doedeles
Geese
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Henry Carl Edington
Frani Nii Pfaff
Ari Bush
Lenny Hill
Dark Drage
Rin Wiles
Wea Schroeder
Red Frown
Isck West
Merrill Fd Indon
Tack Bailey
Harold Foster
Tey Otto
Bittners Sears in Deciding Game Tonight
The Bittner Funeral Home and Sears Roebuck will meet in the third and deciding game of their championship series at Jefferson Diamond. The contest has been called for Issa.
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Seara Roebuck
Jefferson Diamond
Issa
Margaret Terry Enters Finals In Net Tourney
In the Women's City-Wide tennis event Margaret Terry clinched a finals spot after two wins over the weekend. Mina Terry beat Eleanor Dehm 6-1 4-6 6-1 and then defeated Betty Fox 6-8 6-2 6-3 to reach the finals. Pearl Tutthill defeated Courtney Fulton 6-2 6-1 and faces Rosetta Dyer in the upper bracket semi-final with the winner meeting Miss Terry for the title.
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Slong
Margaret Terry
Mina Terry
Eleanor Dehm
Betty Fox
Pearl Tutthill
Courtney Fulton
Mist Tutthill
Rosetta Dyer
Miss Terry
Slocum and Lasky Set for Cherry Ridge Golf Final
Lloyd Lasky and Chick Slocum, both of Cherry Ridge, reached the Lorain County amateur final at Cherry Ridge after semifinals where Lasky beat Lynn Schafer 5 and 4 and Slocum defeated Chuck Rudy 4 and 3.
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Chick Slocum
Cherry Ridge
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Lynn Schafer
Ridge Public Links
Slocum
Chuck Rudy
Avon Merchants Run Over Rocky River In West Shore Game
Avon Merchants defeated Rocky River 23 to 4 in a West Shore game at Rocky River. Garrett Mittendorf and Bungard hit home runs for the winners.
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Elyria Hardware Jrs Edge Grafton 3-2 in Field Day
The Elyria Hardware Juniors beat the Grafton Business Men 3-2 at the Lorain County Games and Fish Association field day held at Schneider's Grove yesterday. The tightly contested game showcased strong pitching and clutch hitting from both sides.
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Players Meet At YMCA Tonight
A group of players are asked to meet tonight at eight oclock at the YMCA. Names listed include C Dodales B Jonex K Martin FL Maddock Hess Ross Burler Green Storm Koehn Everhart Gerhardinger Clifford Disbraw O Woodcock Gleason Bea Barney Krugman and Ross.
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Pretzels Split With Olmsted In Double Header
The Guenin Pretzels and North Olmsted tied the twin bill at Cascade Park. North Olmsted girls won game one 12 to 8, but the locals recovered to take the nightcap 15 to 13.
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Major League Leaders Snapshot from United Press
The report lists top AL and NL players including Foxx of the Athletics Davis of the Phillies Gehr of the Yankees and Manush of the Senators among leading hitters and pitchers with fractional stats. It notes names like Simmons and Niem and references home runs and runs batted in as part of the era's batting leaders.
Washington's Earl Whitehill A Sensational Senator Ace
Washington's Earl Whitehill, left-handed starter from Cedar Rapids born February 7, 1909, has emerged as a key player for the Senators this season. In 1924 he joined Detroit, later returning as a Tiger star before being traded to Washington last December. This year he is likely to start World Series games, marking his best major league season to date. The piece also notes the St Louis Cardinals adding Paul Dean to their staff and Johnny Frederick's improved form with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Birmingham Southerns
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Detroit
Tigers
Tiger
Whitehill
Washington
Johnny Frederick
Brooklyn Dodgers
Frederick
Stage Tourney Thursday At Elyria Club
Elyria Country Club will host a Purchasing Agents golf tournament on Thursday with players from across the Cleveland district. About 100 participants are expected, and caddies may sign up at the club. The event begins around 11 o clock. Ladies at Elyria will contest low net at their weekly meeting.
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Indians Beaten By Senators In First Game 7-3
Washington defeated Cleveland 7 to 3 as Oral Hildebrand struggled over 7 1 3 innings and a series of errors and miscues aided the Senators. Stewart earned the win while Hildebrand took the loss as Cleveland’s skid extended to five straight losses in the eastern invasion. Manush Kuhel Averill Cronin Schulte drove in runs for Washington and Cleveland respectively.
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Pennzoils All Star Team versus Pennzoils players at Har man diamond
The Pennzoils, Eastern Heights League champions, will play a picked team of league players tonight at the Herman diamond. Eligible players include Lauck Dickens Wehman Eisenhoff Heimsath Schoenfeldt Koepp Scott Foss Pais Brown Daney and Schrock. Either Pals or Brown will pitch for the All Stars. Players must report by 5 30 with game set for 6.
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Daney
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Mischka Meats Top Lyon Tailors in Cleveland-Area Tilt
In Amherst Ohio on September 11, Mischka Meats defeated Lyon Tailors 7-6. Kissell pitched the win while Suby hit two home runs and Kuttine collected four hits in five at bats. The game featured several strong mound prospects and hinted at major league potential.
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Perry, New American Tennis King, Is Week's Sports Hero
Henry McLemore profiles Frederick John Perry, the young British tennis champion who beat Jack Crawford to win the American National Championship. The piece highlights Perry’s charisma, showmanship, and on court thunderous serve, noting his Rolls Royce procession with police escort and his poised, likable personality.
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Henry McLemore
United Press Staff Corp
LaGrange Beats Troxels Twice In Twin Bill 5-4 6-1
LaGrange Merchants defeat Troxels in a doubleheader 5-4 and 6-1 at home. Len Forbush pitched the first game, limiting the Troxels to seven hits and earning the win. Alden Hopkin delivered the decisive run in the ninth. In the nightcap Foster and Spicer worked for LaGrange as the Troxels outhit 8-7 but could not overcome timely hits and smart baserunning.
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Washington Keeps Crown Chase With Rexvlta Loss
Yesterday Rexvlta Washington beat Cleveland 7 to 3 while New York 2 to 9 and Detroit 1 to 1 tied. St Louis 3 to 4 and Boston 2 to 0. Today Cleveland visits Washington and Chicago plays Philadelphia, Detroit visits New York, St Louis hosts Boston. RAY PRIM, Albany International League pitcher, is now billed as a Washington hurler after a Chicago and Boston NL controversy.
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Jim Sharkey Wins Rapid Fire Tourney
Jim Sharkey defeated Eddie Seward in three sets to win the rapid fire tournament, avenging a prior loss. Sharkey beat Pierre Smith in the semifinals and had a bye in round one, with Seward advancing through several players to reach the final. Plans were announced for another rapid-fire event next Sunday with entrants asked to contact Chuck Flood by Saturday.
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Chuck Wentz
Chuck Flood
Oscar Erdman
Ralph Marsh
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Frank Humphrey
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Harold Copas
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Kent State Appoints Begala as Head Football Coach
Kent State College named Joe Begala, four year assistant, to head football after Merle Wagoner moved to another department. Dick Larkins and Bill Lange declined offers. Gus Peterka became head basketball coach while Begala assists football and Peterka assists basketball. Peterka a Kent State graduate and ex Minerva and Dover coach. Beals to assist basketball. Dixie Walker and Charley Devens seen as Yankees’ likely spring regulars.
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