Undefeated hopes fade as league season unfolds
AL BLOCK coach at Jefferson Junior High notes no team will go through Lorain County Class B undefeated. After four weeks Eaton and Avon remain undefeated in league play. Elyria High edged Findlay 27-26 while Akron North beat Lakewood 34-22. Findlay then defeated Akron North 26-25. Also mentions misspelled Joe Klimosewsk name and Jim Seeblemmer’s 300 at Akron.
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AL Block
Jefferson Junior High School
Grafton
Lorain County
Eaton
Avon
Elyria High
Crimson
Findlay
Akron North
Lakewood
Akron
Joe Klimosewsk
Worthington
Mansfield News-Journal
Klimaseraspir
Jim Seeblemmer
Akron Beacon- Journal
Round The Horn With How ard Johnson Bowling Debacle
S E Tells Of His First Game Of Ten Pins in Montgomery Alabama as sports editor Howard Johnson recalls a rough bowling outing at Montgomery Bowling Center. He describes gutter balls pin-boy interference and a humorous struggle to hit any targets while noting distant references to Dizzy Dean Carl Reynolds and Mary Queen of Scots.
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Howard Johnson
The
Journal and Times of
Montgomery
Ala
Dizzy Dean
Owl
Sally Rand
Carl Reynolds
Carl
Cubs
George Cafego
WPA
Alabama
Ryp van Wailkle
Mary
Queen Mary S
William Tell
Kern Eyes Getchell For Next Carnegie Tech Game Referee
Coach Kern signals willingness to hire John Getchell to referee the Cairnesse Notre Dame clash next year. Getchell’s infamous third down call in last season’s meeting is well known and Kern’s move is seen as a notable gesture. Few coaches would risk such an appointment.
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Kern
Carnegie Tech
John Getchell
Cairnesse-Notre Dame
Getchell
Ohio U Cage Team Wins First Game Under New Coach
Ohio University advanced under a new coach Bill Trautwein as the Bobcats overwhelmed Marietta 55 to 28 in Columbus. An all sophomore lineup started and quickly set the pace, signaling a promising debut for Trautwein, former Wittenberg star, and the team showed strong early offense and defense.
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Ohio U Cage
Columbus
O. Dee
Athens
Ohio U
Marietta
Bill Trautwein
Wittenberg Court
Trautwein
Gang Bobcats
Beloit Beats Kenyon in Ohio Court Action
Beloit College Wisconsin defeated Kenyon 57 to 35 on an Ohio court as Beloit led 35 to 11 at halftime. Frank Baumholtz from Midvale High school top scored with 19 in 25 minutes. Stretch Grothaus, last year’s letter-winner, added 11 after subbing in midway. Ohio Northern edged Heidelberg 35 to 31 in another Ohio Conference game. Wittenberg repeated the feat in Pennsylvania by defeating Scranton 43 to 41 after prior win over Juniata.
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Frank Baumholtz
Midvale
Grothaus
Beloit
Kenyon
Ohio
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Scranton
Jutta
Ohio Northern
Heidelberg
Local Shooters Win Rifle Match
The Black River Rifle Club defeated White Mountain Rifle Club 1887 to 1209 in a Cleveland Civilian Marksmen's Association match. George Washburn led with 284, followed by 0. T. Krebs with 281, and other Black River shooters tallying strong scores. The club, a consolidation of Elyria and Lorain clubs, invites target shooters to visit the range on Monday or Wednesday evenings.
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Black River Rifle Club
Cleveland
White Mountain Rifle Club
Pixley
Rose
Wallace
Berg
Frisbee
Reis
Sharp
Black River Club
Elyria Rifle Club
Lorain Rifle Club
Temple
Smitty's Pin Schedule at K of C Leagues Tonight
The bowling card lists four matches for Smitty's Bowling League at the K of C Lays. Early shift at seven features Fish Frys against Waldorf's and Hi-Proofs against Ales. Late shift at two presents Hamburgs versus Samson and Pops against Wines. The Bell Cagers hold a 7 PM practice at the gym.
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Smitty
K. of Calleys
Waldorf's
Samson's
Birmingham Firemen Beat Port Clinton In Close Contest
Birmingham Firemen trailed at times but rallied in the final period to win 43 33 over the Port Clinton Boosters in Birmingham. Bill Eberhardt led the Firemen with ten points while Bud Rudes of Port Clinton earned scoring honors.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Firemen
Port Clinton Boosters
Bill Eberhardt
South Amherst
Bud Rudes
Port Clinton
Baldwin-Wallace College
Raas Bezel
Moe Skeinlardt
Hesteether
Tenon Bos Arthrell Mhertard & Lees Boyy Ly
Waseem
Wasim
Red Sox Refuse Indians Offer at Major Meeting
New York dispatch says Boston and Cleveland blocked each other at the annual meeting over player exchanges. Boston rejected trading Ben Chapman and Eric McNair for Earl Averill and Dennis Gatehouse while Cincinnati refused to part with Iva Goodman for Stan Hack. Both clubs announced farm purchases, Cleveland taking Wilkes-Barre, and Cincinnati acquiring Ogden.
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New York
Ono
Cincinnat
Cleveland
Reds
Iva Goodman
Chicago Cubs
Stan Hack
Indians
Boston
Ben Chapman
Eric McNair
Earl Averill
Dennis Gatehouse
Wilkes-Barre
Ogden
Utah
College Cage Scores From Various Schools
Ohio Scholastic results show Willard beating Attien 24 to 0. Other games list Columbus Wart 26 over Marysville 17 and Zanesville 36 down Columbus Academy 14. Beloit 57 edged Kenyon 45 while Wittenberg 43 over Scranton 41. Columbus East Reserves 30 Pataskala 25.
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amMle U
Marietta
Indlay
Bluffton
Kent State
Holbrook
Ohio Northern
Heidelberst
Beloit
Kenyon
Wittenberm
Scranton
Ohio
Willard
Attien
We Charles
Columbus Academy
Dayton Kiser
Miamisburg
Zanesville
Columbus Wart
Marysville
Plain City
Columbua East
Pataskala
Giants and Packers Place Three Men on All Pro Team
New York Giants and Green Bay Packers, top two in NPFL standings, each place three players on the All Pro team chosen by the league coaches. Tom Drake of the Chicago Rams named at fullback on the second team. he is the lone Cleveland honoree.
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Giants
Packers
New York
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Tohn Drake
Chschow Rams
Cleveland
Vates Pas
Din Butsot Gree
New
LY Dan Fortmuni Ca
Bil Hewitt
Philadelphia
Turk Edwards
Washington
George Musso
Chi Bears
Bears
Frank Bausch
Chi
Jim Karcher
Bruiser Kinnard
Brooklyn
Milt Gantenbein
Green Bay
Ruby Smith
Cecil Isbell
Byron White
Pittsburgh
John Drake
Adolph Is Coming Star For Barons
Adolph, a 23 year old defenseman from Regina and Winnipeg, joins Cleveland's International Barons after a globe trotting career. Born in Regina, he played for Regina Victorias, the New York Rangers system, London Harringay Greyhounds, and was pursued by multiple major and minor teams before signing with Barons coach Bill Cook. He debuts Saturday against Philadelphia, promising rough, thunderous hockey suitable for local fans.
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Cleveland O
Heear Anaik
Jolly
London
Adolph
Cleveland
Nelkua Eddy
Smaing
Canada
Regina
Sask
Notre Dame College of Wilcox
South Bend
Fighting Irish
Regina Victorias
New York Rangers
New York Rovers
Harringay Greyhounds
Bill Cook
Barons
Rovers
Bill
Rangers
al Sutphin
Jack Adams
Detroit Red Wings
Philadelphia
Ramblers Aim For First Sellout In Arena
The Ramblers, at the Arena, expect advance seat sales to predict a first sellout of the local season. Adolph will get many chances to showcase his wares by stopping the fast charging Quaker City forwards as the Ramblers have been topped four times this season by Hershes Bears and three straight by the Barons, Eagles, and Hornets.
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Ramblers
Adolph
Quaker City
Hershes Bears
Barons
New Haven Eagles
Pittsburgh Hornets
Miami Golf Open Sets Record Purse for Winter Circuit
Miami preparations begin as nearly 200 players compete for a $10,000 Miami Open Championship purse, a new high for the tournament doubling prior prizes and quadrupling last year's.
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Miami
Fla
Bee
Carnegie Tech's upset over Pitt tops 1938 sports upsets
United Press polls show Carnegie Tech's 23–10 upset of undefeated Pitt as the year’s greatest sports upset. Navy regatta victory, Southern California over Notre Dame, and other moments received smaller shares. Texas Christian named best college football champion with 34 percent of votes, followed by Pittsburgh, Notre Dame, and Tennessee.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
York
Pittsburgh
Poe
Carnegie Tech
Pitt
Navy
Southern California
Notre
Texas Christin
United
Hotre Dame
Tennessee
Coca Colas win three from Shoes in league match
The Coca-Colas captured three straight games from the Vestal Shoes in a St. Johns Lutheran Bowling League match rolled last night. High series leader Al Struck totaled 70 for the winners, with other notable scores listed among the unclear OCR text. The report notes past and upcoming events and a schedule for City Class C bowling matches tonight.
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Coca-Colas
Vestal
St. Johns Lutheran
Veen-Colas
Killeman
Italy
Stenelk
Jimmy Demaret
San Francisco
Ky Laffoon
Cleveland Club To Play Seven Night Games At Stadium In 1939
Cleveland and Philadelphia expected to be allowed seven night games each at their stadiums during the 1939 season. The meeting also discussed a move toward a standard ball for both leagues and a uniform approach to player limits and compensation. Major league owners weighed changes, including eight month salaries proposal and minor league restrictions, amid shifting rules on baseball equipment and governance.
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Cleveland Club
George Kirkley
United Press
EW York
U.P
National League
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Sneess
American League
KM. Landis
Lamit
Clark Griffiths
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Isve
Col Rupperts
Wil Harridge
Dodgers
Bees
Brooklyn
Boston Bees
Player Marts
Fred Frankhouse
Joe Shipp
Plaed
Buddy Hassett
Jimmy Outlaw
Las
Syracuse
Ira Hutchison
Gene Moore
Oberlin to Meet Chicago in 1939 football schedule
Oberlin College will play the University of Chicago on November 18 in a 1939 football lineup that marks Oberlin’s first Big Ten opponent since 1922. The eight game schedule lists Rochester, Allegheny, Hamilton, Swarthmore, Wooster, Denison, Chicago, and Wittenberg with home and away venues.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Lysle Butler
University of Chicago
Chicago
Ohm State
Rochester
Allegheny
Meadville
Hamilton
Clinton
Swarthmore
Wooster
Denison
Wittenberg
Kenyon
Case
Team Wants Cage Games in Elyria Area
Barberton Farber Clothes seeks games with Class A or B teams in Elyria and nearby. Interested managers should contact Bill Rhones at 348 Wunderlich Avenue Barberton.
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Barberton Farber
Elyria
Bill Rhones
Barberton
USC Coach Jones Sees Strong 1938 Team Ahead of Duke Rose Bowl
United Press interviews USC head coach Howard Jones about the 1938 Trojans. He praises the second team’s scoring, notes it may be stronger than the regulars, and asserts USC has never lost a Rose Bowl game, predicting another win over Duke.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Howard Jones
Southern California
Mr. Jones May
Pittsburgh
Sparling
Palmer
Smith
Brown
Rosenberg
Stevens
Youell
Mohler
MacNeish
Clemens
Griffith
Jones
Notre Dame
Trojans
al Kreuger
Oliver Day
Mickey Anderson
Jack Banta
Bill Spaulding
Davey O'Brien
Granny
Lansdell
California
Anderson
Spaulding
Shirley Temple
Belden Quintet Triumphs Over Columbia Ex-Hys in 71-35 Win
Belden High School’s basketball team cruised to a 71-35 victory over Columbia Ex-Hys. Leading the Belden offense were Lower with 23 points and Cramer with 22. Crocker added 16 points and R. Martin scored 12 for the Ex-Hys.
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Bradley
Belden
Columbia
Lower
Cramer
Crocker
R. Martin
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