Stribling Hurt In Automobile Crash Ends Boxing Career
Former heavyweight contender Stribling was badly injured when a car sideswiped the motorcycle he rode. His left leg and pelvic bone were crushed, foot nearly severed, yet he remained conscious and spoke with his wife after emergency surgery. He had just fought Max Schmeling two years earlier and was nearing 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan
W. L
Young) Stribling
Stribling
R. V. Johnson
Frances Jones
Roy Barrow
Miss Jones
Georgette Showl
Barrow
Clara
Maxie Rosenbloom
Houston
Texas
Striblings
Johnson
Wayside Inns Lose Opener At Toledo
Wayside Inn fell 12 to 0 to the Electric Range and Equipment squad in Toledo, fighting hard against bigger, more seasoned opponents. Flora scored for the Ranges with Koch on a reverse, while the local defense held Toledo until late in the second, Powers and Cox showing strong running before the final whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Hupplthough
Toledo
Wayside Inn
Dolgin Dairy
Birmingham
Elyria
Flora
Koch
Toth
Azok
Cox
Powers
Tge
Apel
Lasco
Lamont
Funs
Langes
Gillman Injured. Ohio State Faces Virginia Saturday
Co captain Gillman may miss the game with Virginia after a shoulder injury from practice. If Gillman and Padlow cannot play, Wilson and Cox likely start at ends. Other injured players include Vucinich Monahan Keefe Heekin. about 40,000 spectators anticipated, with 30,000 high school students invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sid Gillman
Ohio State
Joe Gallus
Virginia
Mickey Vuchinich
Max Padlow
Regis Monahan
Tommy Keefe
Dick Heekin
Gillman
Padlow
Don Wilson
Cleveland
Budd Cox
Springfield
Ohio
Ohio State University
Wayside Inn football team holds key meeting at Pete Yucka’s
The Wayside Inn football team will convene a business meeting tonight at Pete Yucka's Pool Room at seven o'clock. All players are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulive
Wayside Inn
Pete Yucka
Four Lake Erie League Teams Fall Saturday
Saturday was tough for Lake Erie League schools as Elyria lost to Sandusky 20 to 6 and Lorain fell 20 to 7 to Akron North. Lakewood dropped 12 to 0 to Youngstown South, while Cleveland Heights lost 7 to 0 to Conneaut. Shaw was the sole winner, routing Fairport Harbor 338 to 9. The league opens next Saturday with Lakewood at Elyria and Shaw at Lorain. Cleveland Heights at Cathedral Latin in an independent game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Elyria
Sandusky
Lorain
Akron North
Lakewood
Youngstown South
Cleveland Heights
Conneaut
Shaw
Cathedral Latin
Akron Nordh
Youngstown
Heights
Fairack Harbor
Bluffton
Ohio Nortork
Case
Ashland
Inaana
Miami
Ohio
Wesile
Welderbero
Oklahoma
Vanderbilt
Pittsburgh
Washington
Jefferson O
Stanford
USC
L.A. O. Cinclanath
Rio Grande
Texas A & WV
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Resar Motors Defeat Lorain Boosters 6-0 in Season Opener
ERNIE BRADEN reports Resar Motors edged Lorain Boosters 6 to 0 at Oakwood Park Lorain in the first game of the season. Jack Storm starred for Resar with both offense and defense while Russ Beal at right end contributed strongly. Lorain threatened late but Elyria’s defense held, preserving the shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Braden
Resar Motors
Lorain
Oakwood Park
Serby
Lorainites
Elyria Thomas Furnitures
Ilone
Russ Beal
Rosar
Roosters
Storm
Gerhardinger
Motors
The
Oval
Port City
Boosters
Ushelyi
Resar
Ujhelvyi
Kordelesky
Elyria
Elyrians
Maddock
Skotnicki
Jack Storm
Beal
Blue Streaks Too Powerful
Blue Streaks dominate with multiple touchdowns and successful point after attempts. Key plays include Burns and Baum rushing for scores and Wess adding the extra point after a long run. Baum seals with a line plunge as the game features numerous substitutions and official assignments from Paoneasa to Gross and Holcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Baum
Murkowski
Wess
Sandusky
Kreinfelder
Stout
Chiemacher
Bellstein
Hi Fehr
Elyria
Gerber
Defazio
Rumph
Flowers
Scott
Schumar
Faulhaber
Kiser
Paoneasa
Complete Prelims In Horseshoe Tournament
The City-wide horseshoe pitching preliminaries near completion resume tomorrow with finals of the pre lims. Players report at courts at 7 o'clock and will be grouped in classes A and B with play to begin immediately. Ross Aungst is the contact for clubs and groups seeking court use. Public inspection of the courts is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nall
Ross Aungst
Rise Of New Champions Features 1933 Major League Baseball Seasons
The 1933 season crowned new champions across both leagues. Giants won the National League title under Bill Terry, while Chuck Klein and Bud Tinning led batting and pitching. In the American League Joé Cronin guided Washington to the pennant. Foxx and Van Atta led batting and pitching. Notable records included Dizzy Dean’s 17 strikeouts in one game and Carl Hubbell’s 46 scoreless innings. Gehrig extended his consecutive games streak to 1,348.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cundy
United Press
York
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Bud Tinning
Chicago Cubs
Washington
Joé Cronin
Senators
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Russell van Atta
Yankees
Klein
Foxx
Tinning
Chicago
Lon Warnecke
van Alla
Grove
Athletics
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Jimmy Wilson
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Lefty Grove
Lou Gehrig
Deacon Scott
Gehrig
Cronin
Terry
Charlie Grimm
Cubs
Donie Bush
Cincinnati Pilot
Reds
Frankie Frisch
Gabby Street
Cardinals
Walter Johnson
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland
Indians
Rogers Hornsby
Bill Killefer
St. Louis
Browns
Winners Listed In Dope Results Contest
D L Fidler of 147 Eastern Heights Boulevard Jean Helmsath of 373 East Bridge Street and Earl Mahl 487 East Broad Street won opening week’s Chronicle-Telegram Dope the Results contest. Among 700 coupons received Miss Heimsath and Fidler tied for first, missing only one of the fifteen listed times, not counting two ties. Tickets to Elyria High games awarded to the top three. contests run weekly with three pairs of tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.L. Fidler
Eastern Heights
Jean Helmsath
East Bridge Street
Earl Mahl
East Broad Street
Hicimsath
Fidler
Bluffton
Elyria
Maht
Augustine
Anddte
H.C. House
Thirteenth Street
D. A. Siaskiews
Iuron Street
Ernie Kauffman
West River
FL. G. Bauer
Denison A. Katherine Kotiak
Bank Street
Mildred Gembka
Clark Street
John Thomas
Hazel Street
Florence Kessler
Middle Avenue
Elmer Stoll
Grafton
Stewart Devonshire
Bob Bantille
Williams Street
Harold M. Rowley
R. MN
Elssia
George Baker
E. Trieskey
Fiftenth Street
Mise Heimsath
Mahi
Clienicle-Telegram
Elyria High
Elyria-Grenville
Ely ‘Stadium
New York Notables Frank O'Doul Career Overview
Frank J. O'Doul, 1935 National League batting champion and Giants outfielder, born March 4, 1897 in San Francisco. He began with the San Francisco PCL in 1917 as a pitcher, played for the Yankees in 1919-20, moved across several teams, and returned to the Giants in a 1930- era deal. O'Doul, 180 pounds, six feet tall, bats and throws left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Otdoul
San Francisco
Cal
Letts
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Salt Lake Coast
Salt Lake
O'Doul
Chicago Cubs
Manis
Phils
Fred Leases
Lefty
Brooklyn
Giants
Sam Leslie
Watson Clark
Local bowlers urged to join Day League this season
The notice asks bowlers to contact Wilby Johnny Banick or Ed Wilcox to fill missing spots on teams. Call the two men immediately if you wish to tell or join the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seator
Wilby
Johnny Banick
Ed Wilcox
Officials Meet to Discuss Rules at YMCA Tonight
The Northern Chio Officials Association will hold a rules discussion meeting tonight at the YMCA at eight o'clock. It marks the sixth meeting for officials since the school term began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Chio Officials Association
Team Practice Notice at Ely School on Tuesday
The Business Men's football team will practice Tuesday at Ely School at 5 30 sharp. Malterer is asked to take notice and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely School
Malterer
Sixth Streeters Fall To Sandusky In Bay City Gridiron Rout
Elyria High, coached by Clymer, suffered its worst defeat as Sandusky High Blue Streaks dominated from the start. The Crimson tied the game in the fourth period but Sandusky answered with a 70 yard march and a second touchdown after a missed extra point, sealing a 20 to 6 result before Lakewood looms for the Lake Erie League opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson
Clymer
Elyria High
Murkowski
Elyria
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Russ Davies
Lyria High
Sandusky High Blue
Bay City
Streeters
Sixth Streeters
Sandusky
Myers
Crimson Eleven
Baum
Hess
Bryant
Burns
Oval
Doan
Earl
Cain
Mysore
Scott
Flowers
Sandusky Defeats Elyria Behind Streaks Run Game
Sandusky claimed a 291 rushing yard win over Elyria with Burns, Baum, and Hess starring. Baum broke loose for several scores, Burns added the clinching TD, while Elyria's defense bent but yielded few passing attempts and a late 4 yard run by Murkowski.
Wellington And Lorain Split Double Header
Wellington and Lorain split a softball doubleheader at the Wellington Fairgrounds. Oakwood Dairies of Lorain beat Roedells of Wellington 6 to 4 in game one, while Lorain won 3 to 1 in game two. Shanoski and Saporesi starred for Wellington. Dovras and Towner key for Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lorain
Lorain County
Oakwood Dairies
Roedells
Wellington Fairgrounds
Shanoski
Cleveland
Saporeto
Dovras
Towner
Prosser
Saporsis
Roedelis
Loin
Ruth and Berges Stars Boost Yankees to win over Red Sox
Babe Ruth, Yanker, starred with a pitching win and a homer that sealed victory over the Red Sox. Wally Berges homered to power the offense, while Indiana fell as the other noted hit helped secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay United Press
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Wally Berges
Bease
Sea Ghar
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fouwé
Strigling
Wayside Inns
Flors
Kork
Sabetituiions
Nas
G. Pomers
F. Baker
Hy Vardo H. Thomas
G. Rara
T. Woman
G. Raines
Novak
McCroker
Xeleman
United Pro
Ratters Mayer
G. AR
HW. Alein
Davis
Toledao
Draves
Sitlexow
Hart
Lorain Boosters
Dope
Chronicle-Telegram
Elsria
Lorain Vs
Cathedral
Lalla
Otterbein Vs
Muskingum
New Concord
Ashland Vs
Wooster
Michigan State
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Oberlin
Kenyon
Wisconsin
Marquette
Madison
Georgia
Athens
Carnegie Tech
Kentucky
Lexington
Glenville
Central
Bowling Green
Binffton
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carrol
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
Ada
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Capital
Marietta
Terry, Cronin
Dee Cronin
Aseball
Polo Grounds
New York
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Elytia
Oen Keeseer Triplett
Jordan Feick Jackson Stauffer
Seseees
Fitzpatrick MA Seanne
Nichola Kauffman
Pwee Williams
Carroll Tate R
Lea Hess
Myers Urns Sree
Oan Kaum
Rel Eee Meyers Bryant
Elyria Seaeeenas
Elyria-Lakewood
Lefty O'Doul
Elyria Tins
Elyriaine
Elyria Baridusky
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!