All-Lake Erie League 1938 first team debated by coaches
Chronicle Telegram surveys 1938 All Lake Erie League selections, noting coaches favored Sweeney over Yanke at back and revealing votes for Brubaker Pryor Ness Rees Price Ciamor among others. Dispute centers on Yanke missing first team despite strong season.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Lake Erie
Erie Loop
Chuck Sweeney
Shaw
Bob Yanke
Yanke
Coech
Roy Clymer
Elyria
Sweeney
Clymi
Crimson
Don Brubaker
Brubaker
Ralph Ness
Lakewood
Ness
Hal Pryor
Lorain
Art Francis
Shaker Heights
Shaker
Teever Rees
Michigan-Ohio State grid clash stirs long disputed tale
Amid muddy field and rain delays, coaches Roy Clymer and Paul Brown faced postponement fears. Schmidt finally outpaced Ohio State after years of dispute, with local figures like Jack Meyer Elyria recalling the famed 1934 exchange about Michigan and Schmidt.
Barons and Rhode Island Reds Set to Clash Tomorrow
Cleveland hosts the Rhode Island Reds tomorrow evening as Barons chase ground in a three games in four days stretch. Providence fields veteran core like Lesieur, Brimsch, and Shewchuk with Norm Schultz back from the Barons. The Barons visit Hershey Thursday and face Springfield Saturday at the Arena.
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Cleveland Bayls Woll
Cleveland Arena
Rhode Island Reds
Prestdepee
Bun Cook
Barons
Balbo Cook
Providence
Art Lesiour
Frank Brimsch
John Shewchuk
Lesiour
Ate
Brimsch
Shewchuk
Sisle
Norm Schultz
Ron Hudson
al Demarco
James
Peggy) O'Neil
Cleveland
Les Cunningham
Lorne Duguid
Phil Hergesheimer
Paul Runge
Earl Bartholome
Hershey
Springfield Indiane
Arena
Stack Is Yale Leader
NEW HAVEN Conn Nov 22 Bill Stack 22 year old varsity center from East Lansing Mich will be Yale captain next year He already captained East Lansing High School team and led the Yale Frosh eleven two years ago indicating a continued leadership role on the squad
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Yale
Bill Stack
East Lansing
Mich
Fii Frosh
McLEMORE SAYS A LOST FOOTBALL TOUR IN MEXICO
United Press staff correspondent McLemore chronicles a misdirected trip through Cu zihumiac hico Mexico while trying to report a football tour. The essay blends travel humor and cultural misfires as he searches for a story and a hotel with limited language skills and a playful, self deprecating tone.
Blue Sky Inn And Fox Teams Tied For Lead
City bowling league standings recount a tense race at Elyria Recreation Alleys. Blue Sky Inn and Fox Furnace tied for first after last night’s matches, with Tarry Tavern, Miter Celery, and Earles close behind. Upsets included Elks beating Tarry Tavern. Von's Service Station joined Electro Alloys, and Welsh Funeral Home led high scores with 2,801.
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Blue Sky Inn
Fox Furnace
Tarry Tavern
Miter Celery
Earles
The
Elks
Von
Electro Alloys
Wekrent’s Grille
Ridgeville Hatchery
Welsh Funeral Home
City Loan
Eagles
Shell Petroleum
Miller Celery
Gerbers Meats
Tattersall Dairy
Jack Renninger
Five Teams Dominate 1938 U P All Big Ten
United Press staff report from Chicago on November 22 1938 reveals the All-Conference football squad dominated by five teams with two players each on the Big Ten honor rolls. The selection highlights a crowded field with repeated names across offenses and defenses, illustrating a season of standout teams and players.
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U.P
All-Big Ten Honor Selections Named by United Press
United Press announces first and second team All-Big Ten selections with Indiana Purdue Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Northwestern Illinois and Chicago among the named schools. Notable players include Frank Petrick Joe Michal Lou Brock Tom Harmon and Wilbur Moore with several honorees across positions.
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Michigan
Purdue
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Indiana
Chicago
Wilbur Moore
Lou Brock
Tom Harmon
Howie Weis
Moore
Fran Petrick
Cleo Diehl
Joe Michal
Bob Vogts
Ralph Heikkinen
Francis Twedell
Big Jack Murray
Wildcat
Petrick
Bo McMullin
Forrest Evashevski
Billy Schmitz
Bernie Jefferson
Tarry Buhler
Frank Petrick
LE Joe Michal
Jack Murray
Bob Voigts
Howard Weiss
Jack Krause
Bob Haak
Lynn Hovland
Yhn Haman
Frank Bykowski
Don Siegel
Bob Wasem
St Evashevski
Bill Schmitz
B Jefferson
Larry Buhler
Oberlin Cross Country names 1939 co captains
Oberlin Ohio November 22 Lloyd Gressle of Shaker Heights and Jar vis Strong of Oberlin both juniors were elected co captains of the Cross Country team for 1939. Other letter winners include seniors William Mettler Captain Merton Lilly and sophomore Richard S Hauser. The team won all conference dual meets and placed second in the Big Six at New Concord last Friday.
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Lloyd Gressle
Shaker Heights
Jarvis Strong
Strong
Gressle
William Mettler
Akron
Merton Lilly
Toledo
Richard S. Hauser
Lima
Peru
New Concord
Walter Behr
Cincinnat
Gates Plumb
Edgewood
John Stern
Chicago
Bright Munson
New York City
Arthur Eastman
Donald Pye
Winter Park
Florida
Armstrong Favored In 15 Round Title Fight At Madison Square Garden
Henry Armstrong the lightweight and welterweight champion was a 7 to 5 favorite to defend both crowns against Ceferino Garcia of the Philippines in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night.
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Philippines
Madison Square Garden
Protest Over Rams Victory Sparks Field and Officials Question
The West Side Bulldogs protest the East Side Rams 61 to 7 Sunday win, claiming the field was 65 yards long and 150 feet wide and that no officials were used in the second and third quarters. The manager is asked to contact Perry Clapp at 332 Lodi Street to arrange a rematch.
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Oberlin grid captain named as Kretchmar leads team
Rob ert Kretchmar, junior back from Cleveland, was elected captain for the 1939 Oberlin College football season at the annual banquet. He also earned letters in football basketball and baseball and serves as junior class president. Twenty-one letters were awarded to seniors and others. Kretchmar led a list that included players from various positions and class standings. Oberlin compiled three wins, one tie, and four losses, with a season highlighted by scoring in every game except the final defeat by injury weakened squad.
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Robert Becker
Pasaeena
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Grant Kibbee
Oak Harbor
Richard Marquardt
Orchard Park
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David Newcomb
Cortland
Tharon Parsons
Obertin
Joseph Stella
Jackson Heights
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Philip Swart
Plainfield
N. Y
Duncan Cameron
Caledonnia
Sparky DiBiasia
Gordon Foster
Foster
Robert Porter
Stanley Scott
Pittsfield
Mass
John Steinbinder
Robert Beers
Brighton
Kendall Briggs
Lakewood
George Grattle
Stratford
Conn
William Lammers
Katanala
Gerald Wilson
Detroit
Mich
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Becker
Kenyon
Hamilton
Swarthmore
Rochester
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Wooster
Denison
Case
Lorain Ex-Hy Lightweight Claim County Grid Crown
The Lorain Ex-Hy Lightweight football team claims the county lightweight title. Composed of 1937 Lorain High alumni and averaging 155 pounds, they seek a Thanksgiving Day game at Cascade Park against Standard Cleaners or Elyria Rams. Ex-Hys beat Cleaners 14-6 earlier this season. managers should contact Joe Sextella at 218 West 16th Street.
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Elyria Rams
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Cleaners
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Andrako Named Bucks' Captain For 39 Season
Ohio State selects Steve Andrako as captain for 1939. The 31 letter winners from 1938 include Andrako, Aleskus, Mang, and Schoenbaum. The event honors years of effort, with seniors Kaplanoff and Kabealo among the retiring captains praised by George Trautman.
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Ralph Wolf
Charley Maag
Michigan
Mang
Carl Kaplanoff
Alex Schoenbaum
Joe Aleskus
George Trautman
Ameriean Association Baseball League
Ohio State Athletic Board
Kaplanoff
Mike Kabealo
Francis Schmidt
George N. Cole
Ohio State
Athletic Board
Columbus
Ross Bartschy
Vestal Shoes Triumph Over Coca Colas In Bowling Match
In a St John s Lutheran Bowling League clash at St Johns school alleys the Vestal Shoes won two of three games. High series was Bob Vestal with 589. Joe Rodgers of the Coca Colas followed with 582.
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Green Bay Sets New Scoring Mark for NFL
The Green Bay Packers, finishing their schedule, kicked a field goal to push their season total to 223 points, surpassing their own record set in 1937. The New York Giants threaten new passing efficiency, having completed 76 of 147 attempts for 51 percent, five points better than Brooklyn's 1933 mark.
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Mythical Lake Erie League eleven named by Chronicle-Telegram
The 1938 All-Lake Erie League mythical first team includes Simon Wolodzko and Selman from Lorain, three Elyria runners up, three from Cleveland Shaw, and one each from Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights. The C T sports editor aided by other writers announced the selections today.
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Johnny Wilhelmy
Bill Singleton
Jack Sinclar
Bill Corbeau
Simon and
Sykuta
Bob Schumar
Elyvia
Clit White
Shaker Herhts
Marcus
Heights
Charles Schlagel
Mark Neumann
Gene Hartley
Uoyema
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Hartley
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All-Lake Erie League 1938 First Team Named
The 1938 All-Lake Erie League selects First Team and Second Team players from Shaker Heights Elyria Cleveland Heights Lorain Shaw Lakewood and others. Notable names include Tresh Shaw Sykuta Geiger and McCormick with many selections across positions.
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Shaker Heights
Sykuta
Lorain
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Elyria
Marcus
Cleveland Heights
A. Judd
Shaw
Geiger
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White
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Simon
J. Neumann
Boechler
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Selman
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Lakewood
Wolodzko
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Sweeney
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Willis
B. Brubaker
Mythical Lake Erie League Eleven Named
The Lake Erie circuit selects its mythical first eleven with Elyria’s Johnny Simon and Dick Selman among standout linemen, Lorain’s Zenon Sykuta and Johnny Willis at tackle and back, Shaw’s Kent Geiger center, and Tresch and Wolodzko repeat from last year as key backs.
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Rey Clymer
Elyria
Hal Pryor
Lorain
Ralph Ness
Lakewood
Trevor Rees
Shaw
Art Francis
Shaker Heights
Jimmy Price
Cleveland Heights
Johnny Simon
Dick Selman
Tony Wolodzko
Zenon Sykuta
Don Bochler
Johnny Willis
Bob Tresel
Kent Geiger
Cleveland Treights
Sid Marcus
Cliff White
Larry Forbes
Don McCormick
Long Wolodzko
Chuck Sweeney
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Tony Canzoneri Faces Eight Round Return at Bronx Coliseum
Former lightweight champion Tony Canzoneri continues his comeback tonight with an eight round bout against local welterweight Howard Scott at the Bronx Coliseum. His next appearance is set for Dec 9 at the Hippodrome against Eddie Zivic of Pittsburgh.
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Hippodrome
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