Locals Win Championship in Double Bill Over Toledo Willys
Elyria Williams-Overland Industrial Indoor League delivers a doubleheader sweep as Elyria wins the title by edging Toledo Willys-Overland in a slugfest and a pitching duel. Powell and Richards homer, Zeleski shines on mound, crowd over a thousand. Banquet planned. post season talks underway as manager L C Bowers praises his team.
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Highlands defeat Elyria Eagles in Cascade park rout
The Highlands edged the Elyria Eagles 5 to 1 as the Highlands exploited ten errors by the Birdmen and four safeties by Highlands. Warner limited Elyria to two hits while Cebula scored the lone Eagles run on a second inning steal of home.
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Indians Rout Yankees In Second Game 10 to 0
Cleveland Indians overwhelm New York with Willis Hudlin tossing a three hit win in the nightcap. They collect fourteen singles and ten runs while Joe Hauser homers with two on in the third. Zachary wins the first game 4 to 1 as Sewell's error helps decide the tilt.
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Amilcar to Enter Cleveland 106-Mile Race at North Randall
An Amilcar French racing car joins the 106 mile event at North Randall track next Sunday. Jules Moriceau, the French driver, survived a Indianapolis crash. the car will be returned to France after Cleveland, marking its final U.S. appearance. The Amilcar, small yet fast, recently impressed at dirt-track races nationwide.
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Stolen Bases And Struck Outs Confuse Scoring
Stolen bases credited to Cebnia with two. Strikeouts tallied for Barthieme at nineteen and for We frie fez by pitcher By Baw ran Muinas Drabas. Wild pitches noted as Bartalom. Passed balls attributed to Wrage.
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Cubs Rally Past Robins to Near NL Pennant Lead
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Brooklyn Robins 13 to 4 to move within one win of clinching the National League pennant. Charley Root pitched effectively as the offense boosted team averages with strong base running and hits. Rogers Hornsby connected for his 37th home run.
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Oberlin Hosts Lorain County Horseshoe Championship
Oberlin hosts a county horseshoe tournament at City Field on September 21. Blue clay courts and round robin play will determine the Lorain County champion with losing cups and other prizes awarded. Entry fee of one dollar should be mailed to John Wood, Oberlin, before Saturday.
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Youngsters Rise in Sport As Old Guard Departs
The piece highlights a wave of young sports talents across multiple disciplines. Notable names include Zazzarino, Howard, Smythe, Vorles, Boyles, Goodman, Dunlop, Palfrey, Marlowe, Bell, and Mangin. Zazzarino, a 139-pound New Jersey sensation, knocked out Eddie Martin in the eighth. Howard is a rising heavyweight with seven fights. Smythe impressed with the Phillies. Boyles starred for Boston in a major league debut. Goodman, Dunlap, and golf prospects Palfrey and Marlowe show tennis promise. Bell and Mangin stand out for Davis Cup potential.
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Hudlin Shuts Out Yankees as Indians Stay Third in AL
Wilis Hudlin of the Cleveland Indians blanked the New York Yankees in a 10 to 0 win, keeping Cleveland in third place in the American League race. Oldton Zachary also shined in the doubleheader opener by limiting the Indians to six runs in a 1 to 6 defeat. The day drew about 40,000 fans at Yankee Stadium, as Philadelphia’s pennant hopes faded with an off day.
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Tigers Rout Senators as Season Stumbles Further
The Detroit Tigers crushed the Washington Senators 16 to 2 at Griffith Stadium in an opener. A second game ended tied 3 to 3 after darkness halted play in the eighth. Boston’s Red Sox and Chicago’s White Sox split at Fenway Park, Dan MacFayden winning 5 to 4 and Hal McKain dropping the second 3 to 2. The Boston Braves lost twice to the Reds, dropping further into the cellar as Jakie May and Gudat prevailed 6-1 and 4-3.
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Local fairways crown in Elyma Country Club blind par event
J B Brooks and W H Patton tied for first with 63s in the blind par tournament at Elyma Country Club. C C Bowers and Doc Taylor posted 29s to lead putters. Charles Fell shot low gross 274 and Howard Barbour 278 second. Howard Kushin won Spring Valley junior title over John Kurtz after a dramatic rally finishing 36 holes strong.
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Kushin brothers win title as Spring Valley champs
Kushin is the younger brother of Spring Valley Club champion Fred Kushin and brought the second Spring Valley championship trophy home this season. W. J. Goris won the senior title with a gross score while Jack Hanna posted the best net 74. First honors in blind par went to J L R West with a net 76, George Estabrook second with net 77, and R Walton, E B Risberg, and C Evers tied for third with net 30.
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Harvey's Lake boxers eye Sharkey title with Silver Belt
Tommy Loughran leads voting for the annual Silver belt honoring the most valuable boxer as he trains for the September 26 bout with Jack Sharkey. The award totals show Loughran with 23 of 22 votes, edging Gene Tunney who won last year.
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Tilden Defeats Hunter in Easy National Final
New York semi final report shows Bill Tilden trouncing Frank Hunter in the national singles championship at Forest Hills. The veteran star, aged 37, continues to dominate, while commentary notes a waning gate appeal and hints at retirement after a storied career.
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Synthetic Diamonds Dream in Kansas by College Chemist
McPHERSON Kansas. Hon Dr Willard Hershey head chemist at McPherson College aims to produce synthetic diamonds in Kansas for commercial use. He has already created several artificial stones with one sizing up to four times larger than any previously recorded.
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Eight Months in Air Lies Across the Channel
Captain A L Robinson of the Imperial Airways has spent over eight months aloft and logged more than 15 000 passenger flights across the Channel totaling about 1 500 000 hours. A veteran with fourteen years of service, he has carried mainly American travelers.
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