City Team Whitewashes Coca Cola All-Stars 4-0 at Riverview
Elyria’s Coca Cola All Stars were shut out by City Team Whitewashes 4 to 0 at Riverview Park. Lefty Clucas allowed five hits over five innings while Phillips batted in three runs for the locals. The game lasted one hour fifty minutes as Elyria threatened but failed to push across more than four runs.
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Syria
Dork Novarro
Coca Cola All Stars
Riverview Park
Phillips
Peda Srchies
Kihler
Esfia
Elyria
Lefty
Clucas
Tulk
Louis Nickoretta
Forbush
Spall Corner
Wragzz
Vincent
Erzernieft
Ambrose
Hudlin Skryp
Skryp
Smith
Coca Colas
Dorsey
Hudlin
Ahke
Szelatych
Mike
Peliz
Koracic
McNeal
Wragg
Nish Meehan
Garmone
Shryp
Youngs
Tommy Nicheleus
Rice
Mike Skryp
Philips
Elsha
Elyria High Netters Lose 5-0 at Lakewood
The Elyria High Netters traveled to Lakewood and were defeated 5 to 0. Singles results show Keeler over Hovenstiar 6-4, 6-1. Gobel over Cleasan 6-1, 2. Schoon over Basimzer 6-1, 6-1. Stewart-Webb over Banick-Seelen 6-2. Stewart Wend over Daly-Duff 6-1. Siatemey er-Wishken over Eckler Forester 6-1, 6-?
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Lakewood Saturnay
Lakewood Netters
Keeler
Hovenstiar
Gobel
Cleasan
Schoon
Basimzer
Stewart-Webb
Banick-Seelen
Stewart Wend
Daly-Duff
Siatemeyer-Wishken
Eckler Forester
Junior World Series Opens Wednesday in Rochester
Rochester, three time International League pennant winner, will host Louisville, American Association champions, in the opening game of the Junior World Series. The best of nine series starts Wednesday with four games in Rochester on September 24, 25, 27, and 28 before moving to the other city.
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New York
Rochester
Louisville
Box Score Summary from Baseball Game
Box score shows Clucas and Hudlin strong on the mound with Phillips earning the win and Skryp taking the loss. Offensive plays include base hits by Clucas and Hudlin, multiple stolen bases and sacrifices, and two double plays by Garmone and Sielatz. Umpires were Peterman and Tira.
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Hudlin
Tareas
Smith
Hudsin
Meacham
Br Phillips
Garmone
Sielaty
L. Nickomette
Phillips
Peterman
Tulk
Scarritt
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Goldman
Reeves
Cleveland
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Ferrell
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Connors
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Lorain Opens Season With 6-0 Win Over Cleveland East
Lorain defeats Cleveland East 6 to 0 in the opener as Bahori runs 25 yards for the only score after a first quarter gun. Pincura to Bahori produced the touchdown. Bakerie’s extra point failed as Lorain outplayed their foes throughout.
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Ohio
Veramigh
Cleveland East Hien
Bahori
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Gems
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Ast
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Standings and results from yesterday and today’s games
Scores listed include Washington, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, Boston with several close results. Today’s schedule shows Chicago at Boston, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia. Association recalls St. Paul with 5-2 and other regional notes follow.
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Armour Takes First in St. Louis Open Golf Tourney
Tommy Armour of Orchard Lake Michigan won the $10 000 Louis Open at Sunset Hill Country Club with 276 over 72 holes. Walter Hagen was runner up, Hortons Smith tied for third, and Joe Kirkwood Al Espinosa finished 285. Jimmy Marion of St Louis was the sole amateur prize winner earning a diamond emblem for 287 and $500.
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Armour
Sunset Hill Country
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Hortos Smith
Cragston
New London High Faces Tough Grid Schedule
New London High’s Red and Black grid squad faces a rebuilt team this season with only five lettermen returning. Coach Snyder fields 38 players as he aims to fix early defects and meet a seven-team North East High School League schedule plus two county games and an intercounty clash. The planned games include Sept 26 vs Ashland, Oct 4 vs Norwalk, and Oct 11 vs Amber...
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New London High
Snyder
Ashland Hera
Norwalk
Amberatthers
International Results and Fall Schedule Update
Scores show Jersey City 4, Newark 5, Baltimore 2 4, Rochester 4 Buffalo 7, Montreal 5 Toronto 2. Pacific Coast Seagles Los Angeles 5 3 Dallas. Giants split with Cincinnati 6 4 and 7 6 as darkness halted the second game. White Sox 15 Yankees 7 aided by five Yankee errors. Upcoming games listed with dates from Oct 17 Medina to Nov 28 Willard. Officials named for next Friday game: Referee R K Sharer Cleveland Umpire V E Fos Woostar.
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Jones Seeks Fourth Major Title At National Amateur Opens
Bobby Jones, aiming for a fourth major title this year, leads the field at Merion as the National Amateur opens. Em ery Stratton joins Jones for a first round pairing, with 18 holes today and tomorrow to qualify for match play, while rivals like George Voight and past champions eye upsets in pursuit of Jones’s record run.
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Dave Herron
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Francis Ouimet
Aftlantan
Northwestern Ready To Challenge 1930 Big Ten Schedule
Northwestern eyes the 1930 Big Ten title with coach Dick Hanler leading a strong backfield and a veteran line. The Wildcats face a brutal slate starting Oct 4 against Tulane and include Notre Dame and Wisconsin on their road to the championship. Captain Hank Bruder is expected to star if injury jinx fades, with Les Hanley at quarterback and a mix of lettermen and hopefuls competing for key roles.
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Wildcats
Northwestern
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Northwestern Hassil
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Tulane
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al Moore
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Pr Rentner
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Henry Ison
Red Clark
Football results from yesterday across divisions and cities
Professional games saw Cleveland Pennzons 7 beat Toledo Birmingham Boosters 6 while Akron National Guards blanked Rent 0. National League results included Green Bay 14 over Chicago Cardinals 0 and Newark 6 over Stapleton 12. Scholastic matches featured Cathedral Latin 12 Glenville 0, Cleveland Heights 31 Akron South 0, Norwalk High 26 Norwalk St Pauls 0, and many other scores across Ohio towns.
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Willard
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Red Sox Take Final From Indians in Ten Inning Duel
The Cleveland Indians lost to the Boston Red Sox 9 to 9 in ten innings at League Park as Hudlin faltered and Wes Ferrell finished the last three. Boston rallied for five runs in the tenth inning, with Winegarner cutting a strong figure for Cleveland and Averill belting a homer for the Indians.
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Sox
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Dope On Race In N. L
Standings and results from the National League pennant chase list St. Louis at 87 wins and 61 losses, Chicago 85 64, Brooklyn 84 65, New York 84 67. Other items include scattered college and high school scores across Akron Ravenna Dayton and colleges in Virginia and Texas with various 0 to 38 point games noted.
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Riverview Hosts Holy Cross in Softball Title Duel
Holy Cross and Steel and Tubes meet at Riverview Park for the Church League versus Industrial champions clash. Tonight’s may decide the title after last week’s disputed finish tied by a scoring error.
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Holy Cross
Steel and Tubes
McKintey Field
Haverview
Ohio State Eleven Struggles in Second Scrimmage
Ohio State football Coach Sam Willaman faces a worrisome second scrimmage as regulars underperform. Even with optimism from early practice, the Buckeyes look green and cannot field more than 51 experienced players, dampening hopes for a strong opening game.
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Sam Whamas Tedas
Ohio State
Mr. Cation
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Blue Sox Defeat Powell Motor Co. 13-12 in Oberlin
Oberlin Blue Sox beat Powell Motor Co. 13 to 12 at Oberlin. Williams started for Powell, was hit hard, then Carter allowed runs. Harrington finished with a shutout in the ninth. West, Gardner and McClain led the Blue Sox offense as they plan a return game in Cleveland next Sunday.
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Oberlin
Powell Motor Co
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Cubs Deny Hornsby Replacing McCarthy as Manager
William Wrigley and William Veeck refused to confirm reports that Rogers Hornsby would replace Joe McCarthy. Wrigley stated he did not know if McCarthy would be re-engaged and noted McCarthy’s contract expires January 1, 1931 without a new deal discussed.
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McCarthy
Chicago
William Wrigley
William Veeck
Chicago Cubs Today
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Cubs
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Night football in Elyria proves a commercial success
A Sandusky TV Game in Elyria drew an estimated 6590 to 7000 fans, far surpassing typical afternoon attendances. About 65 percent were local Filurians with the rest from surrounding areas, and night games are seen as expanding attendance by enabling employed fans to attend.
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Sandusky
Rnval
Ohio
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