Extensive Sport Program To Feature Three Days Of Lorain County Fair
The Lorain County Fair opens with an ambitious sports lineup over three days led by Harness Racing and various events. The program includes a Polo Match between Meadowlarks and Enquestrium Golds, pony, mule, and coon-chase events, a golf driving contest, rope pulling, whippet races, and a riding exhibition. A Tuesday note confirms entries and prizes, with Thursday’s schedule listing high activity in front of the grandstand.
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Lorain County
Tomorow
Fair Association
William
Richmond
N. D. Backus
Ohio
Backus
Meadowlarks
Cleveland
Enquestrium Golds
Rabiber
Elyria Riding Club
Charles Crehore
Loran Coury Coon Hunters’ Association
Frank Henke i
James Tirlephone
Minnne
Big Ten Gridders Start Practice
CHICAGO Sept 14 P Big Ten football training will begin tomorrow with more than 60 candidates reporting for practice at ten camps. Robert C Zuppke in Illinois will have one of the largest squads with two players expected. Alonzo A Stagg at Chicago will have 40 candidates. Northwestern and Michigan, co champions last year, look formidable again. Purdue to field a powerful team after four wins in six games. E C Hayes new head coach at Indiana succeeds Pat Page, now A A Stagg's assistant at Chicago. Frank Cardeo added to Purdue staff after Notre Dame stardom.
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Chicago
Robert C. Zuppke
Ilinois
Alonzo A. Stagg
Northwestern
Michigan
Purdue
E. C. Hayes
Pat Page
Indiana
Page
A. A. Stagg
Frank Carideo
Notre Dame
Noble
Local Fairways Hero Finishes Strong at Spring Valley
J. J. Ready won the Mid and Bank Trophy with a 136 over 36 holes on the Spring Valley course. Frank Robertson took runner up with 139, Walter Scott led low scores at 156 for first prize, and A. Walehli was second at 160. President's Cup matches reached the second round as first-round play closed Sunday. Herman Mates was last year’s champion.
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J.J. Ready
Spring Valley
Frank Robertson
Walter Scott
Prise
A. Walehli
Herman Mates
White Sox Fight For Fifth In A L The 1920s Style Card
New York Sept 14 The Chicago White Sox showed resilience in a week ending surge aimed at fifth place in the American League. Red Faber’s relief work helped win the opener against Boston as Chicago edged the Red Sox 5 4. In the second game Chicago tied 2 2 late but rain halted play. Washington won to extend its lead while Cleveland built a six hit attack for a 6 2 victory. New York and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with the Yankees winning the nightcap. Hornsby and Bush led Chicago past Boston in a double win 11 7 and 6 1. Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 6 5 in a see-saw finish.
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York
Chicago White Sox
Charles A. Comiskey
White Sox
Comiskey
Red Faber
Chicago
Faber
Red Sox
Bowser
Boston
Winnipeg
Yankees
Lon
Crehrig
Washington
Tn i
A. L. Comtest
Indians
Cour
Bear
Adelphia
Derringer
Bill
New York
Cincinnati
Lardsy Benton
Bill Walker
Rogers Hornsby
Guy Bush
Hornsby
Bush
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Glenn Wright
St Paul Cinches Association Pennant in Columbus
St Paul clinched the American Association pennant in Columbus as they swept a doubleheader the Blues winning 4 3 while the Saints claimed the title. Van Atta pitched well in the 11 0 win for Kansas City as Indianapolis split with Toledo and Minneapolis edged Milwaukee. Home runs by Neil and Ruble powered the Millers 19 9 in the opener. a Smith single sealed a 9 6 win in the nightcap. Columbus dominated Louisville 14 7 and 5 3.
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St. Paul
Telekratene
Kansas
Ity
Saints
Anas
van Atta
Milwaukee
Neil
Ruble
Millers
Smith
Dutch Henry
Lounisville
Appendix Doesn't Stop Albie Booth
NEW HAVEN Conn Sept 14 Captain Albie Booth will be out for first practice with Yale football squad Tuesday It appeared today Booths appendix became a concern over the weekend when reports said he suffered appendicitis and had his appendix frozen to avoid operation until after his final season Booth admitted last month the trouble improved without freezing The carnival is of South European origin and was connected with Navigation openings each spring.
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New Haven
Conn
Albie Booth
Yale Erictiron
Booth
Bittners Defeat West Park in 7 4 victory
Grafton Bitter Gravers beat West Park 7 to 4 at home yesterday. Sackrad pitched a solid game with ten hits allowed and ten strikeouts. Bittner led the offense with three of four at bats while Clapp’s tack and Stah contributed. West Park’s Kebishist Craig Lame er and others made attempts but fell short as Duret and Durst hurled for the losers.
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Grafton
West Park
Sackrad
Ler
Auoner
Clapp
Stah
Craig Lameer
Baker
Clayp
Bemen
Lefon
Altaess
Wert Park
Halleoff
Stithrad
Mirst
Strck
Suckeadr
Duret
Stukrade i
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Tunnes Ss
Pitebeer
Ps Vuret
Spihrad
Ball
Mackin
Hawkin
Wri Ming Pather Tkrau
Lowe Piteber
Dirst
Compives
Figur
Leading Hitters in the American and National Leagues
The article lists top hitters and leaders across the American and National Leagues with players such as Ruth Gehrig and others in various clubs. It notes standings, averages and notable names like Terry and Bottomley among others, highlighting ongoing season metrics.
Marion Stetson Named A A U Representative
Marion Stetson health education secretary at the Elyria YWCA has been chosen Women s A A U representative for biy td by county amateur athletic commissioner John R Pleitter. Stetson a Flyrna High School and Chicago Normal School graduate previously taught and coached at various colleges and schools. her swimming classes won county events.
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Elyria Y. W. C. A
Biytd
John R
Sandy” Pleitter
Mise Stetson
Flyrna High School
Chicago Normal School of Physical Education
Vanesville
Ohio
William Woods Collees
Fulton
Miss Stetson
Elyria
Ner
Holy Cross Meet Opens Playoff Run Tonight
Holy Cross meets the Motors in a City League playoff opener at Riverview. Manager Steve Kaminski tightens lineups, naming Ernest Krauss and Su faced as key players while Beavh and Freeze lead the Motors. The cross-town contenders aim to repeat last week’s City League title as the series begins tonight.
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Holy Cross Meet Motors
Steve Kaminski
Fenl 2
Iieb
Dioly Cross
Turea
Tiv Motors
Riverview
Puls
Hain Cross
Khienw
Kaminski
Hove
Tares
Ernest
Krauss
Poopaat
Lire
Sean Will
Ikely
Voornmshi
Frizor Ozvin
da Foreski
Beavh
Ss J Freez
Kamoiosk
Ziarkowsk
Kovina If
I. Kowek
Here's One Game That Won't Be Completed
A humorous report from Washington notes a baseball was knocked into President Hoover's backyard during an amateur game. The ball crossed the White House fence into the grounds of the executive mansion near the Ellipse, ending the match as players hesitated to climb the wall for the ball.
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Hoover
White House
Executine
Presidential Gardens
Pye Vine Emerges As Promising Tennis Champion
Henry Ellaworth Vine Jr is profiled as a standout young American tennis prospect from Pasadena and USC. The piece traces his build, discipline, training under father Filnworth Vine and pro Kenaley, his early wins since 1924, and the belief he could become a national title contender without sacrificing character.
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Filnworth Viner
Pasadena
Mercer Kenaley
Wilwaukee
Senators Beat Indians 7 1 in final game of series
Washington pitcher Alvin Crowder allowed six hits as the Senators routed the Cleveland Indians 7 to 1. Washington pounded the Indians’ pitching, while Connally and Hildebrand were hit hard. The Indians open a series with Philadelphia, with Brown or Hudlin set to start for Cleveland and Mahaffey slated to hur for Washington.
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Alvin Crowder
Connally
Hildebrand
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Todas
Indians
Philadelphia
Clit Brown
Willis Hudiin
le Roy Mahaffey
PORTSMOUTH SPARTANS TOP BROOKLYN Dodgers 14–0
Portsmouth Spartans defeat Brooklyn Dodgers 14 to 0 in 90 degree heat at Portsmouth Ohio. National Professional Football League action notes the win and scores from other American Association games with Columbus Louisville Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City St Paul results.
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Chicaga
Newark
Cheummad
Philadelphia
St. Lows Bees
Klyn
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Wyf
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Reanlta Mifeapolis II
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Tet Todiane Pels
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Portsmouth Spartans
National Professional Football League
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ashland College Football Outlook Makes First Practice
Ashland College opens practice under Coach Fred C Schmuck with a rebuilt line and an eight man lettered backfield from last season. Key veterans Hostettler Boyer Young Campbell Rosas Acilér Frank Fox Jerry Emmona and Marshall McCuen form the core alongside ineligible star Robert Riley assisting the freshmen. Only one veteran back returns. eight Ohio Conference games loom with Marietta Wooster Kenyon Heidelberg Mount Union Akron Baldwin Wallace and Muskingum.
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U.P
Fred C. Schmuck
Hostettler
Boyer
Young
Campbell
Rosas
Aciléer
Frank Fox
Jerry Emmona
Robert Riley
Schmuck
Herb Slough
Rondomore
Ohio
Marietta
Wooster
Kenyon
Heidelberg
Mount Union
Akron
Baldwin-Wallace
Muskingum
Gerush Pitches Locals To 8 3 Win Over Olmsted
Pitcher Gerush starred as Elyria Athlete Club defeated Olmsted Falls 9 4 in a late season league game. Key moments included triples by Cebula and strong RBI hits, with Olmsted’s Miller and Elkins providing offense. The win solidified the locals in the playoff hunt and set up a decisive three game series with the Business Men for the league title.
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North Olmsted
Olmsted Falls
Moravi
Harsmaan
Antaines
Cebula
Oman
Gerush
Baumhardt
Tranter
Reddy
Gernsh
Johnny Yuski
Broavegh
Olmsted
Thompson
Elberts
Parker
Batkacs
Elyria Business Men
North Eaton
Rob Grills
Eaton
Dettman
Grills
Reynolds
West View
Athletic Club
West Side Grid Team Holds Meet Tonight
The Elyria West Side lightweight football squad asks listed players to report at 6 p m tonight for tryouts. Names include Sheldon Bower Slavin Kemper Conley Aldgrim G Ehrman Flicker Conrad Murkowski Michaels J Ehrman Raynes Woodcock Youzhevitch Eschke and any others wishing to try out.
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Ate Street
Sheldon
Bower
Slavin
Kemper
Conley
Aldgrim
G. Ehrman
Flicker
Conrad
Murkowski
Michaels
J. Ehrman
Raynes
Woodcock
Youzhevitch
Eschke
Eight Team Pin Circuit Looms for City Bowling League
After a Friday meeting at the K of C hall seven teams signaled entry to the new Eight Team Pin Circuit in the city bowling league. Another meeting will be called this week, Louse Buch announced. Confirmed entrants include the Moose Knight of Columbus Odd Fellows Elks Highway Construction Company and the Chronicle Telegram.
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Eigct
K. of C. Hall
Louse Buc H
The
Moose
Knight of Columbus
Odd Fellows, Elks, Highway Construction Company
Chronicle-Telegram
Purdy Out For Season With Dislocated Knee
Everett Pid Purdy, Columbus outfielder, will miss the rest of the season after a knee dislocation suffered in a collision with Lew Riggs while going for a fly ball in the Louisville game at Columbus Sunday. Purdy is sidelined for the American Association club.
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Purdy
Seal Columbus
Everett
Pid Purdy
Columbus American Association
Lew Riggs
Louisville
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