Bittners Triumph in Eleventh Inning 5-3 Over Wakeman
Bittner Funeral Home Baseball edged Wakeman Red Caps 5 to 3 in the eleventh at Wakeman. Frank Pawlak doubled home two for the Bittners to key the late rally after Yucka and Wasem matched zeroes for seven innings. Coen and Maiden contributed key hits as Wakeman posted an early lead, and Pawlak drove in the deciding runs in the extra frame.
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Joe Varsa
Bittners
Chuck Coen
Johnny Maiden
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Fritz Barthame
Coen
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Gene Miers
Bartlome
Mrers
Steve Polanski
Leute
Lehriner
Br Yarsa
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Bitners
Maiden
Wasem
Bement
Yucka Wassaté
Eira
Jerry Barkaes
Pawhak
Mier
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EM Serher
Indians Pound Ball Hard Whip Senators Twice
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Washington Senators in a doubleheader, winning 16 to 4 and 6 to 3. Cleveland amassed 35 hits across the two games, with 20 in the first and 15 in the second. Willis Hudlin and Mel Harder pitched for Cleveland. Harder allowed one earned run on an errorless performance, while Washington's pitchers surrendered numerous hits and runs.
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Washington
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Afteen
Willis Hudhin
Mel Harder
Indians
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Cleveland Roaiderbocker
Z Club Upsets Packers to Claim Twilight Crown
The Z Club defeated the Wieatex Packers 4-1 yesterday on the Jefferson Diamond to clinch the Twilight League second half title and force a potential play-off. Butch Brown starred with a home run and 11 strikeouts against Jack Drage as Searles added key offense for the Z Club while the Packers managed only five hits.
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Wieatex Packers
jJefferson Diameond
Butch Brown
Packers
Jack Drage
Searles
Cink Abp
TSAR
Elyria Pitchers Defeat Brookside In Close Match
Elyria Horseshoe pitching team beat Brookside Park 19 to 17 in a Greater Cleveland League contest at Riverview Park. Clyde Ryan Jr led with six straight wins and 213 ringers including 78 doubles. season record improves to 87 wins against three losses. Other results follow with multiple players posting wins and losses.
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Elyria Horseshoe
Brookside Park
Old Favorites Highlight Rialto Wrestling Card
Four well known wrestlers return to the Rialto Theatre on Second Street for the Wednesday night show. Main event features Joe Woods of Los Angeles versus George Sauer of Lincoln, Nebraska with Red Prince Ulysses Nihalikas facing Marcelo in the semi final.
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Dan Morrisor
Rialto Theatre
Second Street
Doug Marcel
Hamilton
Ontario
Joe Woods
Los Angeles
Jand George Sauer
Lincoll iNeb
Jand Red Prince
Ulysses Nihalikas Poe
Arabia
Marcelo
Morris
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Woods
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Sauer
Marcel
Ninalikis
Sears Roebuck Team Beats Hughes Outfit 5-3 For City Title
Sears Roebuck tops Hughes Provision 5-3 at Riverview to close season 18-13-2. Crozier drove in Hunter and Kemper in the fourth as Sears took a 1 0 lead. Hughes answered with two in the same half on Wheenske’s triple, tying 3-3 until Sears pushed across two runs in the seventh to seal the win.
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Sears-Roebuck
Riverview
Sears
Crozier
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Seaza-Roebuck
AE Denovan
Fon
Waremias
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Schoditsch
Hughes Provision
R. Wee
Huntington Wins M A Title Series in Six Games
Huntington clinched the Mid-Atlantic League seasonal championship by beating Dayton 7 to 5 in the sixth game. Down 5 to 0, Huntington rallied with two runs in the seventh and two more in the eighth to secure the victory. Dayton scored its final run in the eighth as Mary Eisenstat started on the mound for Dayton before the bullpen split duties for Huntington.
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Dayton
Huntington
Mary Eisenstat
Eddie Hessen
Bill Parker
Marvin Quante
Mike Martynik
Baseball players switch leagues and season wrap
IMMY WASDELL and Jonnur Husees, former champions, will play for New Orleans in the Southern Association next season. Several Mid Atlantic leaguers, including Harry Eisenstat and Rod DeDeaux, join foster company. The Bittner Funeral Home baseball team closed with an 11 inning 5 to 2 win over Wakeman Red Cap as Mor ticians clinched Tri County League. Warne Mitlner and Matt Tiernes Notre Dame racing. Cincinnati Reds haven't won 78 since 1928.
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Immy Wasdell
Jonnur Husees
Cleveland Hossndium
New Orleans Club
Southern Association
Tredeil
Gos
Zanesville Grays
Sears
Foster Company
Harry Eisenstat
Rod Dedeaux
Dayton
Icher
Dan Parotic
Ck” Colimen
Charleston
John Zubik
Stan Club
Portsmouth
Mike Marrick
Huarington
Bittner Funeral
Wakeman Red Cap
Morticians
Bittners
Link Wasem
Bu Fain
Wakeman
Warne Mitlner
Matt Tiernes
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Fred Haney
Toledo Muddens
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Pacific Coast
Drea
Vic Boris
Bettai
Ohio State
Japan
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Orient
Cincinnati Reds
American Association Campaign Closes in Columbus and Minneapolis
The American Association results show Columbus defeating Toledo 6-5 and 6-4 while Indianapolis split with Louisville. St Paul and Milwaukee split after a 4-3 win for St Paul in the opener and a 9-7 loss in the second. Columbus and Minneapolis figures appear in the wrap.
Langford predicts Baer will fall to Louis after sparring
Sam Langford, watching through thick glasses, said Joe Louis would easily defeat Max Baer after Louis fought seven rounds with spar mates in Pompton Lakes. Louis, undefeated Detroit Negro, delivered severe punishment in the session.
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Pompon Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Sam Langford
Max Baer
Detroit
Louis
County Fish and Game Field Day Draws Big Crowd
A crowd estimated between 3 000 and 4 000 attended the Fifth Annual Clambake and Field Day of the Lorain County Fish and Game Association at the Lorain County Fairgrounds. Three softball games featured Elyria Hi-Speeds defeating Gratton Rothsery Motors 3-2, plus other contests and boxings with multiple prize winners and events.
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Lorain County Fairgrounds
Elyria
Rothsery Motors
Gratton
Carlisle A. C. Jah
Sears Roebuck
Hughes Provision
Fred Kejeno
Lorain
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Jack ‘Hemmings
Cleveland
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Carol Sheppard Grafton
Ann Keller
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Mabel Durkee
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Ron Hamilton
Art Booth
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Adolph Kriss
Johnny Kocham
Harold Sheldon
Dick Tanner
Joe" Boddy
Wells Mole
Neisabor
Standings and Results from the 1934 American League
Final standings show Philadelphia leading with Cincinnati and Boston at the bottom. Today's games include New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at St. Louis with Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Yesterday's results list Columbus over Toledo, Indianapolis and Louisville tied, Kansas City edging, Minneapolis beating St. Paul, and Milwaukee scoring.
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Neinnati
Americas Association
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Indianapolis
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Louieville
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Louisville
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St. Paul
Lorain County Fish and Game Assn Thank Public for Clam Bake
President William G. Smith thanks the public for attendance at the fifth annual Clam Bake and Field Day at Lorain County Fairgrounds. He praises the general chairman, committee chairs, workers, and Fair association members for coop eration in making the event a grand success. Net proceeds will fund fields after expenses.
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William G. Smith
Lorain County
New Sophomore Shows Well In Ohio Practice
A Barberton high school sophomore, Nick Wasrlik, impressed in Ohio football drills. The 159 pound talent, once a standout for the fifth Freedmen, showed speed and versatility while practicing with the Reserves, hinting at a possible prominent role in coach Schmidt’s plans.
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Ohio
Wasriik
Ings Thouzbout
Little Is Real Amateur Champ
York sports roundup notes Lawcen Little securing the 1935 National Amateur golf title at Cleveland. He becomes the first to win British and U S amateur titles in successive years. Isham Goodman and Walvey Emery offered strong challenges in the semi finals and finals as Little clinched the championship in a hard fought match.
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York
Lawcen Little
Cleveland
Little
U. S
Emery
Marston
Sweetser
Fmerr
Teams Play Today For N B F Crown
In Cleveland Ohio on September 18 the National Baseball Federation action continues with two games. The Springdale Petrolia team trimmed their rivals 18 to 4 in the second game after the first contest stretched to 24 innings. The day’s winner will be the federation champion and advance to the American Baseball Congress tournament in Dayton September 22 to 30.
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Penns
National Baseball Federation
Iteréar
Sams
Springdale Petrolia
Springdale
Cleveland Rosenblums
American Baseball Congress
Dayton
Cubs Lead Giants in Crucial Series Clash
Chicago Cubs in first place prepare to defend the NL lead against the New York Giants in a pivotal series. Giants aim to rebound after Cubs’ 5-4 win over the Cardinals. Cubs extend their win streak to 12 and hold a 2 game edge on St Louis while leading the NL by 3 games over the Giants.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Gia
Chicagoers
Giants
Bil Lee
Cyohs
Brooklyn
Hubbell
Cal Hubbell
Cards
Dizzy Dean
Gus Suhr
Eddie Browne
Pirates
Phillies
Cincinna i
Boston Braves
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Northwestern 1935 Grid Hopes Poor
Northwestern faces a tough 1935 season under new head coach Lynn Waldorf with an eight game schedule. Waldorf, former Oklahoma City and Oklahoma A&M figure, aims to steady morale despite a demanding October slate featuring Ohio, Minnesota, Purdue, and Illinois. Key backs expected: Wally Crat right half, Den Heap left half, Don Gvr quarterback, Hugh Duvall end, with Paul Tancora and St arn early in the backfield.
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Wildcats
Lynn Waldorf
Waldorf
Kansas State
Oklahoma City
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Minnesota
Purdue
Waldorf's Starting Backfield Expected Inclucts Eccapi
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Don G Vr
Hugh Duvall
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Paul Tancora
Starn
Sered DePeu
Cards Win Grid Opener Over Packers 7 to 0
Green Bay opening loss as Chicago Cardinals win the season opener. Pauli Pardonner, ex Purdue star, kicked the extra point to seal a 7 to 0 victory in the National Professional Football Association game.
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Wis
Pauli Pardonner
Purdue
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bar Packers
Walchli Beats Goetz To Win Valley Title
Ed Walchli, famed Cleveland district hitter and former pro, wins the Spring Walter club championship after a 31 hole battle with Fred Goetz. Walchli clinched on the 36th hole with a birdie two and a final three footer to prevail.
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Walchli
Goetz
Ed Walchli
Cleveland
Walter
Fred Goetz
Walchit
Waicchit
Walehl
Walehii
Elyria Netters Defeat Ashland 5 2 in Tennis Meet
Elyria Tennis Club edged Ashland 5 2 as they won three of five singles and swept doubles. Jim Sharkey lost to Edgar Koehl Jr. 12-10 7-6 7-5 in a long city singles battle. Horan beat Jacobs in straight sets 6-4 6-1, Fridley defeated Ehrman 6-1 6-1, Brissell beat Fas 6-2 6-1, and Brissell-Ehrman teamed to win doubles 6-1 6-0. Local netters stand 3-6 for the season after losses to Senate Club of Cleveland Akron Toledo and Lorain twice.
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Chuck Bupp
Elyria Tenis Club
Netters
Ashland
Jim Sharkey
City
Monarch
Edgar Koehl, Jr
Horan
Dave Horan
Elyria
Mads
Jack Jacobs
Straigit
Karl Fridley
Ashland City
Oscer Ehrman
Leo Brissell
Bop Fas
Iocals
Larry Williams
Kee
Fribler
Rev. Brissell
Ehrman
Wallop Jacobs
Fasig
Rday
Ashland Twies
Fiyria
Senate Club of
Cleveland
Akron
Toledo
Lorain
Baer Struggles in Workout Amid Yankee Stadium Drill
Baer shows poor form during a training workout at Yankee Stadium as he and partner boxers go through six rounds without sustained attack. The drill session collapses, sending many spectators and participants reeling with injuries including two women and a man.
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Baer
Max Baerscha
Louis
Yankee Stad
Silver's Water Repairs members meet tonight at Ted Jalowiec's home
Members of the Silver's Water Repairs are asked to attend an important meeting tonight at 7 o clock at the home of Ted Jalowiec.
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Silver
Ted Jalowiec
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