Akron Nine Invades For Contests With City Team
Akron based Northern Ohio Power and Light nine visits Elyria City at the Fair Grounds tomorrow. Manager Bill Struck touts a strong season and faces local club in a high enthusiasm doubleheader with Fisher Bodies watching.
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Cleveland
Eagles Clash With Lorain Class A Champs Sunday
The Eagles host Highland A C of Lorain this Sunday at Cascade Park in what is billed as a strong test. Lorain’s Class A champions boast a powerful infield and a batting average above .300, with Bartlome Wragg and a solid pitching staff. A large Elyria crowd is expected for the likely season finale with a 3 o'clock starting time.
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Blind Par and Lox Gross Tournament Faces Elyria Event
The Elyria Country Club hosts a blind par and lox gross tournament with a senior event at Sprig Valley on Sunday. Bob Randall announces. Freddy Kushin defeats Doc Agate 1 up in the President's Cup, with more matches scheduled in the same competition today.
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National League Home Run Leaders and Totals
Yesterday's top homer hitters include Hornsby and Hafer with联 CS Cardinals Simmons and Boley of the Athletics. Klein and Wilson lead NL and overall with 39 and 39 respectively, O'Doul 30, league totals show National 704 American 559 and grand total 1,263.
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Saint Mary's Gird City Indoor Baseball Title Claim
St Mary's indoor baseball team, 1929 Church league champions, will claim the city title per manager Ed Elbert. Columbia Steel, Industrial league champs, refused a series to decide the city crown after a verbal agreement to meet following the Fox-Armco series. Elbert says Armco refused to arrange a meeting after the final game. Columbia manager was unavailable. Rumors say possible clash of league title winners looms.
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Simmons homers. Athletics pull within two in pennant chase
Yesterday Al Simmons hit his 30th homer of the season into the stands at Philadelphia to lift the Athletics 5 to 2 over the White Sox, reducing the gap to two games in the American League race. The Senators scored four runs on seven hits to defeat Cleveland 4 to 3, with Shoffner and Milius taking the loss for Cleveland.
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Four Orioles Stars Helped A's Reach Pennant Glory
New York, Sept. 14. Borer Earoshaw Bishop and Grove, four Philadelphia Athletics stars tied to Baltimore pennants, shaped Connie Mack’s era. Boley Earnshaw Bishop Grove powered the Orioles to seven straight flags, a record none matched. Their sale to the A’s and Mack’s leadership show Dunn’s influence in building a dynasty. The Cubs facing the A’s in October should fear these four habitual winners.
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Tilden Hunter Set For National Singles Final Clash
Forest Hills New York September 14 1925 William Tilden and Francis Hunter the American lawn tennis rivals meet in the men's national singles championship final at West Side Stadium The match may be their last major contest with the national title at stake Hunter known for his fighting spirit may yet fail to dethrone the champion Tilden has shown late comeback strength in several matches while Hunter also fought to four sets in key encounters Both players carry a history of close battles and a potential final chapter.
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Baseball Roundup pitting Cubs, Reds and Cardinals
In a set of day games, Rogers Hornsby hit his 36th homer but the Cubs lost 7 to 6 to Philadelphia. The Reds beat the Robins 2 to 1 as Ray Moss allowed eight hits. Frankhouse and Hallahan starred for the Cardinals while the Braves suffered two losses 3 to 2 and 5 to 3, Hafey driving in the Cards with his 25th homer.
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Ruth and Foxx Vie for AL Lead in Batting Race
Ruth of the Yankees and Foxx of the Athletics lead the American League in batting averages with key figures around .344 and .320 respectively. Gehrig, Simmons, and Alexander trail with notable totals as the season progresses.
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Shires of White Sox suspended after late night brawl in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports indicate Art Shires, first baseman known as the Great Shires, has been suspended indefinitely by Chicago White Sox manager Blackburne after a fight in their hotel room with Blackburne and club secretary Berbour. Barbour was beaten. Blackburne left with a black eye. The altercation began when Blackburne investigated a noise and Shires attacked him, with Shires’ roommate Douglas Tate trying to separate the men.
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Nick Altrock Birthday Remembrance and Career Highlights
Nick Altrock, longtime Washington Senators coach and famed baseball clown, turns 53. Born September 15, 1876 in Cincinnati, he once starred as an American League pitcher and hurled World Series games for the Chicago White Sox, claiming two wins in the Sox series.
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How They Stand Yesterday's Baseball Games
Yesterday's results list Washington 4 Cleveland 3 and Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2. St Louis at New York rained out. Today Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Boston St Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis 3 5 Boston 2 3 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6 New York Pittsburgh Iain Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Kansas City 4 Milwaukee Louisville 5 Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis St Paul rain Toledo Columbus rain Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee Kansas City Montreal Buffalo rain only game scheduled Montreal Buffalo Rochester Toronto Baltimore Jersey City Newark Restling St Pers ads in Chronicle Telegram.
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Grid squads in west get into action
San Francisco September 14 1930 Pacific Coast conference squads open the season with first practices. California Stanford USC Oregon and Washington contend for title while Oregon State shows reserve strength but lost many seniors. Eight teams face tough interregional games as travel distances loom large.
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Tribe Purchases Three Pelican Players
The Cleveland Indians owners have bought three New Orleans Pelicans players Zeke Boncura will play first and second base and outfielders Mike Powers and Charles Dorman report to Cleveland next spring Announcement made yesterday in New Orleans Sep 14
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Columbia Steel clinches Y M C A Industrial League title over Fox Furnace
On Friday the thirteenth Columbia Steel defeated Fox Furnace 4 to 2 to sweep the series and claim the league title. Columbia scored early with four runs across the first two innings and finished with eight hits, including a home run and a three-base hit. Fox Furnace managed four hits and two runs, with scoring limited to the third and sixth innings. The victory capped a successful Industrial League season with Fox earning first half honors and Columbia the second half title.
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Fonseca Injured Out of Game For Week
Cleveland first baseman Fonseca sustained a left elbow injury after being struck by a bat in Friday’s game against the Nets. Expected to miss about a week, it marks his first injury of the season. Last year in Washington he was sidelined for half the season.
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Hitting race tightens as leading batters duel in leagues
New York reports show Frank O'Doul and Bob Herman clashing for NL batting honors as Lefty Grove and Guy Bush dominate pitching. Despite O'Doul leading at .396 and Foxx and Fonseca trading top AL marks, Lew Forseca and Simmons push the Indians and Athletics toward the front. Zachary and Rommel lead in wins among American pitchers.
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Young Boxers To Hold Bouts Tuesday Night
Local amateur boxers present a free six and four round card at the Moore Building on Mechanics Street at 7 30 Tuesday night. John Kia Moore faces Sam KO Moore in the final six round bout. Four other bouts complete the program as Sam Moore Sr. promotes the junior talent this winter evening.
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Elyria Ex-Hi Open Season Sept 29 Here
Elyria Ex-Hi Football club postpones season opener to the followers Sunday to avoid conflicting with the Elyria City Team game against Cleveland’s Fisher Bodies. The squad intensifies drills at Alumni field and Cascade Park scrimmages continue as candidates work under line coach Holter, assisting Bill Langs.
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