Ely Stadium Dedication Planned for October 8
Elyria announces the dedication of its new 50 000 Hig stadium on October 8 with private training by Tunney and Dempsey. Lakewood f1G1 Elevento GE attractions and local teams will participate. Akron West and Oberlin games mark the run to completion as brick ticket booths and an archway entrance are funded.
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Lakewood High School
Elyria
A. R. Agate
Type Board of Education
American Legion
Akron West
Oberlin
B. M. O’donnell
Harry Alvikson
Raly J. Murbach
Dr. Ayala
Bittens Win Fourteenth Game in Slow Victory
The Grattan pitroers earned their 14th win by beating WNorth s imsted 12 to 6 last Sunday. Kuluski hit a three run homer in the first inning as Bonhard 7 led the attack with seven hits and seven runs. After the early innings the Grattan players treated it as a practice game amid several errors. They face Broadway Merchants of Cleveland next Sunday, a strong hitting team with two solid pitchers.
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Grattan Pitroers
WNorth s@imsted
Butners
Bonhard
Kuluski
Gratton Boys
Broadway Merchants
Cleveland
Merchants
Gess
Meyers
Fred Frank House
Cardinal
Dodgers
Virgil Barnes
Pisces
Chicago Cubs
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pete Donohue
Jake May
Reds
McQuillan
Rudolph
Red Faber
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Washington
Senators
Woodmen drop close game to Max Mayer Mexicans
A pitched battle at the Aledwine field ends 4 to 3 as the Max Mayer Mexicans beat the Lorain Woodmen. Woodmen pitcher strikes out 12 but a hit batter a misjudged throw and a wild Woodmen play produce three Lorain runs in the seventh. Hernandez wins with Jaroch the loser. Umpires listed as Novisk. Time of game 2 hours 10 minutes.
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Woodmen
Max Mayer
Lo‘tain
Lorain
Wiéld
Villarreal
Villareral
McConche
Ramith
Dunran
Jaroche
T. Smith
Max Mayara
Jaroch
Hernandez
Jar—Field
McConthe
Five Leading Hitters of Each Major League
A tabulated list shows top hitters in the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Simmons of Philadelphia and Gehrig of New York with high batting averages, plus Waner and Rath among the leaders. The records present at bats, runs, hits, and batting average for each listed player.
Elyria Locals Shut Out In Final League Game
In River View Park the Elyria City team suffered a 4 to 0 defeat to Lyon TaHors in the last AAA league game. Walter Rooks pitched a complete game allowing four hits and used his curveball to stifle the locals. The Tailors scored two runs in the first two innings.
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Elyria
Riverview Park
Lyon TaHors
Walter Rooks
Clevelanders
Rooks
Tailors
Innnings
Eagles obliterate Amherst City 5 0 in Sunday game
Eagles pitchers held Amherst to three hits while scoring in the first, second and final innings. Fritz hit a homer and Skryp led with three of five. Bartlome and Gehl stood out for Amherst. The game preceded a Sunday rematch as fans anticipated a big drawing card.
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Russell Davies
Amherst City
Mike Skrup
Eagles
Fitz
Bates
Jacobs
Bartlome
Telatnik
Fritz
Traxler
Wrage
Skrrp
Ekryp
Mit
Oberlin Motor
Amherst
Shryp
Leff
Lee
Shrimp
Jeff
Whaiser
Skryp
Antherst
Reynolds
Chapman
Gehl
Chappie
Cook
Clevelanders
Draegers
Elyria
Barto
Ambrose
Kubat
Struck
Tailors
Rooks
Dover Bay Team Wins Shoot At Spring Valley
Dover Bay defeated Spring Valley by six targets in yesterday’s shoot. Charles Bogart of Sandusky, the top year 1926 high average shooter with 97 per cent, attended the event. Ely-Tiam holds a Wednesday practice at 2 p.m. September 14. Standings show St. Tonis 6 New York 2 and Washington 6 with Chicago in 18 innings.
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Dover Bay
Spring Valley
Charles Bogart
Sandusky
Ely- Tiam
North Ridgeville Knights of St. John trounce Bay Village 11 to 3
The North Ridgeville Knights of St John overwhelmed Bay Village 11 to 3 on Sunday. Campana and Barnes starred with strong batting and pitching. Rothgery, Gerr, Blazer, Campana and Wolf had multiple base hits. Rothgery and Campana added stolen bases. Linden issued three walks and Barnes struck out eleven.
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North Ridgeville Knights of St. John
Bay Village
Campana
Barnes
Rothgery
Gerr
Blazer
Wolf
Fisher
Grusby
Peterson
Linden
Gusky
N. Ridgeville
F. Bommer
Chas. Weisnerl
H. Linder
Fhiney
Potter
Q Olson
St. S
LaCoste Defends Singles Title
Forrest Hills N Y September 12 Rene La Coste opens defense of his national singles tennis title at the West Side Tennis Club. French Davis cup stars Cochet Borotra skip the event while Brugnon is delayed. La Coste favored to win with Tilden a likely finalist.
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Forrest Hills
X. Y
Rene la Coste
West Side Tennis Club
Henri Cochet
William M. Johnston
Germantown
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnos
France
la Coste
Lliam T. Tilden
Cochet
Borotra
Tittle
Bill” Johnston
Ja Coste
National Results and Today’s Games Schedule
National results include Chicara 7, New York A 5, St. Louis 5 with Cincinnati 16, Boston 4 5. Today’s games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, New York at Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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T. W. le
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston Bee
National
Ww. 1. Pet
Dover Ray
Cooley Aes
Pittsburgh
Fis
Hinsen
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Chicago CO
Cincinnati
Boston Water
Brooklyn
Spring Valley Wilcox Oe
Engleby
Laundon
Ford Tiges
Bogart
Chicara
A. St. Louis
Boston
Yankees Break Record For Homers This Season
New York September 12 Babe Ruth hit his 50th home run of the season as the Yankees total 141 homers for the year, breaking the 1884 Chicago White Sox team record of 140. After a 21 game winning streak against the Browns the Yankees lost the final game to St Louis missing a clean sweep of the season series.
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New York
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Browns
St. Louis
Open Season for Game Birds Starts September 16 in Ohio
State director Charles V. Truax and BE L. Wickliff announce the open season for game birds from September 16 to December 21 with specific bag limits for ducks geese brant coot gallinule Wilson or jack snipe and woodcocks. Federal law restricts hunting of protected species. about twenty federal wardens and sixty five state wardens enforce the laws statewide.
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Charles V. Truax
BE. L. Wickliff
Fish and Game Division
Ohio
Browns End Season with Major Upset Over Yankees
The St. Louis Browns defeated the Yankees 6-2 in the season finale as Milt Gaston limited New York to five hits including Babe Ruth's 50th homer. The win halted a possible Yankee whitewash while the pennant race across the National League remained tightly bunched with four teams in contention.
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Lou Gehrig
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
Milt Gaston
New York
Babe Ruth
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cub
Giants
Pittsburgh
Sharkey Wins Junior Net Title in Elyria
James Sharkey remains undefeated to win the Junior Tennis Championship of Elyria. In the final he defeated Coon in a five set match 4-6 6-1 6-3 3-6 6-1 after earlier wins over Seward, Horan and other finalists.
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Sharkey
James Sharkey
Elyria
Coon
Boylan
jToll
Whitney
Seward
Cate Horan
Sport Briefs From Coast To Coast On Today’s Card
A jumble of events spans boxing golf lacrosse tennis boxing and swimming with notable names and places including Seattle outfielder Marty Callaghan setting a record for 151 straight games and champions crowned in New York Philadelphia and Newport Beach along with Atlantic City coaching notes at Princeton and Chicago Cubs pennant history.
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Illinois Golf Club
New Westminster
B.C
Manitoba
Gainsborough
Sask
Northern States
Breckenridge
Minn
Benny Bass
Red Chapman
Philadelphia
Lew Tendler
Sailor Darden
Jack Britton
Ivan Lafineur
New York
Eagles Lose 5-4 in Cleveland Soccer Match
The Elyria Eagles fall to Slavias Jat Cleveland 5 to 4. Trailing 3–0 after 40 minutes, Elyria rallied with four goals in 20 minutes before Slavias added two more late goals. Goals by Mitchell Pressur Anderson Sailer Lima Referee Johnson.
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Mitchell
Pressur
Anderson
Sailer
Lima
Johnson
jCowan
Balges
Slavias
Smith Eens Jeo
Yaros Millbond Rary
Novatny Phillips
McDonald
Wilcox
Vavroch
Burns
CH - Doksansk
Gilbraith
Yi Pressuk
Roberts
Kirk - RT
Sima
Hone Waseby
Jrochaska
West Side Defeats Old Timers At Cascade Park
The West Side team routed the Old Timers at Cascade Park on Sunday by 21 runs to 0. West Side rapped 21 hits while the Old Timers managed only 4. Notable plays included Mushack and Sagert with two base hits and Sagert with a three base hit.
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Heckman
Marrow
Palacak
Enslen
Lolon
Gehl
Ambrose
Forbush
T. Nickelette
Rooks
Draegert
Murphy
Kubat
Wanffman
Cascade Park
West Side
Public ruled out as Tunney trains for second heat
Chicago Sept 12 Gene Tunney’s camp bans public viewing as he enters intensive training for the heavyweight title contender’s second heat. Newsmen also kept away while Tunney boxes five rounds with sparring partners to test conditioning at Soldiers Field on Sept 22. Tickets start at five dollars with gate revenue possibly exceeding three million.
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Chicago
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Jackie Williams
Billy Vidabeck
Williams
Vidabeck
Jack Dempser
Dave Shade
Shade
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Soldiers Field
Purdue Prospects Rise Under Phelan at Purdue
La Fayette Ind Sept 12 Stagg fears Purdue despite a Navy loss last year Purdue under Jimmy Phelan shows strength led by Cotton Wilcox The team beat Indiana last season and aims to win half its Big Ten games with potential showdowns against Northwestern Wisconsin or Chicago for a strong standing in the conference
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Northwestern
Wisconsin
Chicago
Carnegie Tech Faces Uncertain Backfield Ahead of 1926 Season
Carnegie Tech plans to rebuild its football squad after the departure of Donohoe and captain Bill Yoder. Coach Wallie Steffin bets on a new standout from the freshmen to anchor an open, aerial game and navigates a tough schedule including West Virginia, Detroit, and Oregon Agricultural.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
United States
Donohoe
Tech
Wallie Stefftin
Steffin
Scoffin
Carnegie
Bill Yoder
Goodwin
Mefort
Pit. W
West Virginia
Detroit
Oregon Aggies
New York
New York University
Westminster
Youngstown
Thiel
Moregantown
Western Reserve
Pittspurad
Pirreberen
Oregra Agate
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