Cleveland Rams Clash Ohio College All Stars Friday
Cleveland Rams meet the Ohio College All Stars in a charity game at Lakefront Stadium. Notable newcomers include Jack Giannon Ralph Bowser Art Lewis Carl Littlefield and Bob Davis. kickoff 645 pm with pageantry from local squads and drum corps before the game.
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Fong
Begdek
Watig
Hugos Beef Trust
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Bezdek
All Star
Fray
Jack Giannon
Thas
Cleveland Heights
Bie
Little
Ohio College All Stars
Cleveland Stadium
Boyd Abrams
Muskingum
Poins
Bill Krause
Baldwin Walate
Rival Claims Fly Over 1936 Cleveland Baseball Hats
Local sports writers parse championship bids as the 1936 softball season nears end. Bittners claim city county and district titles after strong district wins, while Cleaners point to Harmon Night League glory and Lorain title hopes. Rumors swirl about managers and trades as Solters and Latters faces loom, with calls for roster pruning and a house cleaning of aging veterans.
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Fas
Biltners
Cleaners
Dreamland Theatre of
Lorain
Clatmunts
Eppe
Vietue
Hernan
Bittners
Chabiptonsty
New York Yankees
Redskins
New York
Oscar Witt
Charis
Julius Setters
Hildebrand
St Louis-Cleveland
Toe Vusmik
Bill Kiveherbucker
Catscam
Solters Toys Ud
Andrews Vosmik
Boston Red Sox
Knickerbocker
Andrews
Abc
Regia
Yankets
Cleveland
Julius Salters
Solters
Joop Pilaig
Julius
Cleveland Indians
Willis Hudlin
Johnny Kroner
McCarthy Leads Ohio Golf Qualifiers for Amateur Play
McCarthy tops Ohio qualifiers at Oakmont and Maywood in Pittsburgh late September. Nine Ohioans earned spots in the Amateur Golf Tournament with a 36-hole qualifying final, Billy Deupree Jr and Bob Sulzer among those advancing. Other Ohio contenders, playoff winners, and Cleveland Columbus entrants filled the field. Baseball notes comment on Indians players with speculative trade opinions and lineup assessments.
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Maurice de Garths
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Olio Amenenr
Camayso Country Club
Bob Sevias
Dayton
Billy Deupree Jr
Fort Mitchell
Bob Sulzer
Hamilton County
John Busemeyer
Wyoming
Cleveland
Columbus
Din Ciumuehael
Keddie Meister
Clevel
Bob Bingham
John W Roberts
Tami Whiteway
Lae
Sandusky-Owned Horse Wins Ohio State Fair Race
Sandusky driven Dalewin led the two year old pace to a straight-heat victory in the $1,000 feature at the Ohio State Fair harness races. Philmar, piloted by Gabe Carthel, dominated the trotting events in three divisions. Dalewin posted a fastest time of 2 13 1 2 with Phimar at 2 07.
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Columbus
Sloane Ho Ice Stables
Sandusky
Philinas
Florence Edwards
van Wert
Morrison
Dalewin
Gabe Carthal
Hanover
Philmar
Phimar
Jim Neville
James A Neville Delaware
Guy McElwyn
Pro Champions Favored To Beat All Stars
Pro champions are favored to beat the All Stars in the fifth annual charity game at Soldier Field. Baugh, the World Champion Redskins quarterback, is expected to be rushed heavily by a defensive scheme kept secret by Bo Mein’s Indiana staff. Numerous injuries and lineup shuffles across teams are noted, with key players from Purdue, Notre Dame, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, and Alabama mentioned as ready to step in if needed.
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Chicago
Sammy Bagh
Baugh
Chistian
Teft Wattington
Ed Justice
Don Irwin
Beth Mouiv
Sthieser
Purdue
Lidle
Petts
Wale Cutermas Greit
AW Stars
Nebraska
Schreyer
John Kovateh
Northwestern
Sikeh
Sehwaaitz
Hiahots
Andy Puphs
Notre
Dane Annty Alam
Minnesota
Coatisball Pridue
Frink Patrick
Pittsburgh
Indianas
Curbes Davis
R Everse
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Mrs Lucas Wins Valley Tourney in Tombstone Event
Mrs W H Lucas won Class A in the Tombstone Townament for women held yesterday at Spring Valley. P V Hobbs took honors in Clay 6, O M Kappler had 87 for the day’s low score, J A Stevens posted 90, George Roth 91, and Mrs Lucas 95.
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W H Lucas
Tombstone
Spring Valley
P VI Hobbs
Clay
O M Kappler
J A Stevens
George Roth
Mre Lucas
Ridgeville Democrats Defeat CCC Camp 10 to 7
Ridgeville Democrats win 10-7 over CCC Camp. Key moments include two base hits by Blaser Schroeder Bradford Carlach and Breen Williams with home run by Tomeson Burkase on balls off Schrader. Schrader on mound yields 3 runs. Breen records 1 strikeout.
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Blaser Schroeder
Bradford Carlach
Breen Williams
Flaw— Tomeson
Burkase
Schrader
Breen
Steubaut
Binner
Allen Routed From Hill As Indians Edge A's 10 8
The Cleveland Indians narrowly defeated the Athletics 10 to 8 as Jim Allen faltered early and Humpheres relieved him. Bright spots came from long range hitting by Bruce Campbell and Art Bleath in the outfield, while fielding miscues hampered the A’s. The Tribe, still in pursuit of the Red Sox, hope consistent hitting will carry them to second place before the season ends.
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Earl Whithill
Denny Gatehouse
Hale
Bob Feller
Bruce Campbell
Roy Weatherly
Earl Averill
Indians
Cyril Stapnicka
Frankie
Oscar
Cleveland
Red Bow
Athletics
Esterdas
Juhuo Allen
Vaetors Dol
Humpheres
Te- Cent
Heath Hits Multiple Homers As Tribe Holds Off Cubs
Heath pounded his 10th and 11th homers of the season driving in four as the Tribe beat the Cubs 9 8. Campbell added a double triple and a homer with three runs. Willis Hudlin started on the mound for Cleveland, Edger Smith toed the rubber for Philadelphia, and rough late innings saw Campbells tally sealed by Ayell’s walk and Trosky’s double.
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Campbell
Ayell
Trosky
Hale
Tribe
Campbells
Willis Hudlin
Moundsman
Edger Sroith
Mackmen
Cleaners At Lakewood Face League Leaders In Night Game
The Standard Cleaners softball team travels to Lakewood to challenge the leaders of the Lakewood Church League, boasting 45 wins and 2 losses this season. Cleaners members meet at the store at 5 p.m. The Church of Christ and Post Office softball teams play tonight at 6 p.m. on Jefferson No. 2 diamond.
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Lakewood
Lakewood Church League
Church of Christ and Post Office
Jefferson No. 2
Jefferson
Chronicle-Telegram
Moss Rose
City Class A Bowling League Seeks Thursday Reorg Meeting
The City Class A Bowling Loop will hold a reorganization meeting Thursday evening at the Elyria Recreation. The session is set for 8 o'clock and all team captains representatives and bowlers are urged to attend.
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Elyria Recreation
One-Hitter by Tony Sito Secures 1-0 Eight-Inning Win
Tony Sito of the Bone Radio worked eight innings allowing a mere hit as his team beat the Wurm-Sipple outfit of Lorain 1-0. Lorain pitcher Wurm took the loss after eight frames of work and was charged with the lone run.
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Bone Radio
Wurm-Sipple
Lorain
Wurm
Markets Win Deciding Game From Cafe Team
The Harvard Markets defeated Stanleys Cafe 3-2 on the General Industries diamond in the deciding game of a best two-out-of-three series. Roka and Wheceriski teamed for the Markets while Monroe pitched and Grahar caught for the Cafe. The McKinley Recreation team won 6-5 over Dewey Recreation on the McKinley diamond as Mottola and Stuart worked the battery for McKinley and Howe y and Cook for Dewey, with Pitts driving in the winning run.
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Harvard
Stanleys Cafe
General Industries
Roka
Wheceriski
Monroe
Grahar
McKinley Recreation
Dewey Recreation
McKinley Diamond
Mottola
Stuart
McKinley
Howey
Cook
Pitts
Hardware Juniors forfeit victory over Volunteer Food Store
Elyria Hardware Juniors secure a forfeit win after Volunteer Food Store failed to appear for the scheduled game at Superior diamond. Tonight Rowe Radio and Harrison Seniors of Lorain collide at Hamilton diamond in a District league matchup.
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Hamilton
Rowe Radio
Harrison
Lorain
Murbach Hull Set For Elyria C C Junior Final
John Murbach and Billy Hull will clash for the Elyria Country Club Junior Championship after Murbach beat Billy Fell 4 and 3 in the semi finals. Murbach posted 92 to Fell’s 98 as the pair advanced to an 18 hole final with date yet to be decided. Wallace Bower shot 77 yesterday with an eagle on the 508 yard No 9 par five. H R Valentine carded 87 yesterday at the club.
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Billy Hull
Elyria Country Club
Murbach
Billy Fell
Young Murbach
Fell
Hull
Wallace Bower
Elynn Country Club
Bower
H. R. Valentine
Allen Battalion Wins Junior Fire Fighters League Title
Allen Battalion Jr. Fire Fighters captured the softball title by beating Hamilton 9-7 yesterday at McKinley in a deciding second game. Bob Karns fanned 14 Hamilton batters for the champs while Jim Johnson hit a triple and double, driving in five and scoring twice. Both Aen and Hamilton will be certified to the YMCA and receive awards later.
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Allen Battalion
Fire Fighters
Hamilton
McKinley
Bob Karns
Champs
Jim Johnson
Allen
Aen
YMCA
St Paul Grabs Big Lead in American Association Chase
United Press reports the St Paul Saints hold a large lead as Kansas City Blues strive to close in. Milwaukee Brewers win seven of four doubleheaders with Saintly effort, while Minneapolis Mullers and Toledo claim spots in the first division and Shaughnessy playoffs. Missouri and Columbus games mix in as Walter Tauscher earns mound wins with solid pitching.
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United Press
Kansas City Blues
St Paul Saints
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee
Saints
Kansas City
Minneapolis Mullers
Khaysees
St Paul
Indianapolis
Marvin Brewer
Toledo
Mud Hens
Boris Poffenberger
Pauly Lousvile
Brewers
Minneapolis
Columbus
Bean
Walter Tauscher
Dutch Triumphs Over Selman To Take Net Crown
Bill Dutch Jr defeated Dick Selman in straight sets to win the junior singles championship at the Elyria Tennis Club on Hamilton Street, 7-5 6-3 6-2. Mixed doubles play continues at the club courts.
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Bill Dutch, Jr
Dutch
Dick Selman
Elyria Tennis Club
Hamilton Street
Second Round Opens in Mason and Dixon Golf Championship
SULPHUR SPRINGS W Va Aug 31 Sixteen players including all the favorites began second round matches in the Mason and Dixon golf championship. Dorothy Traung of San Francisco led with an 8 and 7 victory over Mrs NE Wessels of Roanoke, Va. Medalist Mrs Leon Solomon of Memphis defeated Mrs K C Boggs of Huntington 8 and 7. Defending champion Virginia Guilfell of Syracuse beat Florence Scott Norbeck 4 and 3.
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W Va
Mason and Dixon
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
NE. Wessels
Roanoke
Leon Solomon
Memphis
Tenn
K. C. Boggs
Huntington
W. Va
Champon
Virginia Guilfell
Syracuse
Florence Scott
Norbeck
Boston Bees Race August to Lead National League
Boston Bees powered by Casey Stengel surged to a 19–12 August record, topping the National League while the Pirates led the pennant chase. Cardinals, Reds, and Cubs followed. Giants and Dodgers trailed, Phillies finished last. Yankees clinched third straight pennant with a 3–1 win over Detroit as Gus Suhr starred for the Pirates.
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United Press
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U.P
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Boston Bees
Casey Steavel
Bees
Cardinals
Reds
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Pirates
Giants
Dodgers
Phillies
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Redlegs
Cincinnati
Jim Tobin
Erick Coffman
Jum Turners
Phils
Cards
Vines and tennis star among qualifiers for golf crown
Ellsworth Vines, famed tennis champion, qualified for the National Amateur Golf Championship at Oakmont, joining 156 qualifiers. Vines, 26, won Wimbledon and the U S titles in 1932, turned pro, then returned to amateur status, shooting 150 in Los Angeles to secure a near-final spot among 868 hopefuls for the September event. Notables include Don Moe and other former Walker Cup figures, with several notable declines or misses among the field.
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New York
Ellsworth Vines
Oakmont
Elly
Southampton
Newport
Los Angeles
Caddy S Scores Ace At Cherry Ridge
George Beese, a Spring Valley caddy, aces the 130 yard No 3 hole at Cherry Ridge with a No 7 iron. The feat came on a tee shot during yesterday’s round, matching a golfer’s dream.
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Cherry Ridge
George Beese
Spring Valley
Beese
Intercollegiate Football Origins and Modern Coaching Notes
Henry McLemore recalls the 1869 Rutgers vs Princeton clash in New Brunswick and tracks its legacy to today’s coaching schools and football theory. The piece contrasts early players with contemporary specialists, highlighting blocks, splits, and various offensive and defensive schemes discussed by famed coaches. Also reports Simoniz’s 13th win and local softball clash at Jefferson diamond tonight.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
RiIn
William
Gunmere
Princeton
William Leggett
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N. J
Leggett
Jock Sutherland
Lou Little
Clipper Smith
Dick Harlow
Jersey
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