SPORT PICKUPS FROM RUSS DAVIES HIGHLIGHT 1936 SEASON LAUNCH
Russell Davies surveys upcoming college grid games across the nation as the 1936 campaign opens. Picks include Elyria over Cleveland Heights, Shaw over Akron East, Wooster over Wittenberg, Notre Dame over Carnegie Tech, Kent State over Heidelberg, Penn over Lafayette, and Ohio State over New York, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cleveland
Lorain-Martins Ferry
Lorain
SHAW
AKRON
Lakewood
Western Reserve
Reserve
Red Cats
CASE
MIAMI
Michigan
Michigan State
Wittenberg - Wooster
Wooster
Rochester
Oberlin
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Carnegie
Illinois
Washington
Finois
Northwestern
IOWA
Jone
YALE
Cornell
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Western
Tulane
Alabama Poly
Heidelberg
Kent State
Indiana
Hoosiers
Wisconsin
Temple
PENN
Lafayette
PITT
West Virginia
Ronna
Panthers
Villanova
Detroit
Chicago
Vanderbilt
Nebraska
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Louisiana
California
Oregon
Columbia
Maine
Holy Cross
Providence
Rinceton
Williams
Syracuse
Larkseon
Toledo-Findlay
Washnston
Idaho
Rutgers-Marietta
Dartmouth
Milwaukee Brewers win Little World Series title
The Milwaukee Brewers by beating the Buffalo Bisons 8 to 3 clinched the little World Series four games to one. Milwaukee, American Association champions, defeated the International League winners to capture the title.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Milwaukee Brewers
Buffalo Bisons
International League Winers
Milwaukee
Good Scores Made In Last Night's City Loop Games
I T S Rubber Company, Smitty's Waldorf Lagers, Elyria Hardware and Diedrick Cigars won City Bowling League matches last night at Knights of Columbus alleys. I T S beat Knights of Columbus three straight. Smitty's Waldorfs toppled Haserodt Optometrists. Elyria Hardware swept Ridgeville Hatchery. Diedrick Cigars won two of three from Electro Alloys. Robinson of Elyria Hardware had 630 three-game set and 276 high single. Elyria Hardware combined for 1035 pins in a 3rd game with Ridgeville Hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. S. Rubber Company
Smitty
Waldorf Lagers
Elyria Hardware
Diedrick Cigars
Knights of Columbus
Smitty’s
Waldorfs
Haserodt Optometrists
Ridgeville Hatchery
Wilcox Wee Eeen
Sayles
Gureski Wee Ene
Whitney Ene
Hearn
Roy Rogers As
Kehoert Marcee
Tie
Smithr’s Waldorts
Balta
Weller Ween Wee Pated
Gamble
Rohn Sees Wee
Traxler
Haserodt
Optometrists
Wise Wetter Wit
Wendt Wee Ewe
Valerius Cree
Moran Ween Eee
Tomster
Kuipper En Eenee Mackinenenene
Postponed World Series Game Watches Damp Grounds
U. P. staff correspondent recalls being with Judge Kene, Mountain Landis, and team leaders as the second game between the Yankees and the Giants was postponed due to wet grounds. McCarthy and Jackson are noted among the onlookers in New York.
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York
Napoleon
Moscow
Julius Caesar
Rubicon
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Yankees
Giants
Joe McCarthy
Travis Jackson
There'll Be No Game Today Due To Wet Grounds
A World Series game is called off as Polo Grounds rain leaves the field sodden. Judge K M Landis and officials McCarthy Jackson assess the conditions and confirm the decision, with the public spared the contested match.
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Polo Grounds
Landis
McCarthy
Jackson
Myself
United States
U. P
University School Opens Forty Seventh Season at Home
Cleveland University School football starts its forty seventh season Saturday with Jack Brandt at quarterback. Mentor High School provides the opener. In October 1890 University School defeated Central High.
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Cleveland
University School
Elyria
Jack Brandt
Washington Avenue
Mentor High School
Central High
Softball Season Ends With Record Attendance and Rule Debates
National survey estimates about 75 million spectators this year, surpassing 1923 totals as the sport expands with more night fields and growing state participation. Debates center on pitching clarification, base running, bunt adoption, and potential nine innings, with an upcoming Amateur Softball Association vote on changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Brewer
Detroit
Amateur Softball Association of America
Baldwin Wallace and John Carroll Meet in Conference Showdown
Baldwin Wallace the 1935 champions open defense by facing John Carroll in Cleveland as part of a four game state schedule. Denison also faces Muskingum while Berea posted big wins and Carroll fell to Kent State in season openers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carroll
Clumbuts
Ohio
Cleveland
Ray Watts
Joann Carroll
Berea
Carroll
Watts
Michigan Central Teachers
Kent State
Denison
Muskingum
New Concord
Defiance
Ecure
Greenback Party
Union Labor Party
United Labor Party
Socialist People’s Party
William Jennings Bryar
Democratic
People's
Oberlin Yeomen Open Season Against Rochester
Oberlin prepares for a season opener at Rochester this Saturday aiming to avenge last year’s 7-0 loss. Senior left knee injury to John Rudolph depletes backfield. starter options include Dutch Mytinger or Grant Kibbel. The 22-man squad, led by quarterback Walt Cooper and backs Marty Berthold and Bob Robson, departs Friday by bus and boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Dick Wickenden
Toledo
John Rudolph
Warren
Bob Dixon
Fast Rochester
Joe Reiter
Johnstown
Marty Berthold
Akron
Lysle Butler
Yeoman
Rochester
Allegheny
Hamilton
Wittenberg
Springfield
Kenyon
Case
Denison
Granville
Wooster
Butler
University of Rochester
Rudolph
Dutch Mytinger
Grant Kibbel
Wally Cooper
Bob Robson
Yeomen
Dixon
Harrison
Kennedy
Beers
Stella
McDonald
Parks
Ohio college football slate features Buckeye clash and out-of-state battles
Week opens with Muskingum routing Otterbein 24 to 9 under Young Stuart Holcomb. Ohio State plays New York University in inaugural game as several Buckeye and Ohio Conference matches unfold across Ada Tiffin Columbus Springfield and Cincinnati. Rio Grande loses 29 to 7 to New River State in Montgomery West Virginia.
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Muskingum
Stuart Holcomb
Otterbein
Buckeye
Valparaiso
Ind
Huntington
W. V
Xavier
Adrian
Mich
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio State
DelaWare
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Dayton
Wesleyan
Pittsburgh
Darton
Marshall
Ashland
Ohio Northern
Ada
Kent State
Heidelberg
Tiffin
Bowling Green
Capital
Columbus
Wooster
Wittenberg
Springfield
Findlay
Toledo
New York University
Akron
Jimmy Aiken
University of Akron
Western Reserve
Marietta
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N. J
Defiance
University of Buffalo
Buffalo
Mount Union
Westminster
New Wilmington
Bluffton
Wayne
Detroit
Oberlin
Rochester
N. C
Hiram
Allegheny
Meadville
Miami
Case
Cleveland
Holbrook
Kenyon
Gambier
Butler
Ohio College
Rio Grande
New River State
Montgomery
W. Va
New Baltimore man keeps 30 years of handbills collection
Frederick C. Schlosser, a New Baltimore hardware dealer, has spent three decades gathering handbills. He welcomes unsolicited notices on his porch, lawn, or mailbox, saying the hobby is fascinating.
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New Baltimore
Mick
Frederick C. Schlosser
Schlosser
Woman miner Eliza Melling marks 88th birthday note
London reports Eliza Melling the only living British woman who has worked underground as a miner. Born in Lancashire she began mining at 12 earning 35 cents a day. The piece recalls a 100 year old France airship with a 98000 cubic feet envelope that failed to rise under its heavy load.
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London
Elizabeth Melling
Wizan
Meling
Lancashire
France
Reformers Through American History In The New Deal Era
The article traces reform movements from Jackson to Wilson and Roosevelt, noting repeated waves of reform in American history. It argues New Deal reformers exploit a nation in distress, aiming to reshape institutions beyond recovery, while acknowledging enduring reformist influence across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
United States
Henry George
Edward Bellamy
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Wilson
eSra
21 States Led in Landon Column Digest Poll
New York Oct. 2 Latest figures in the Literary Digest poll show gains for President Roosevelt and put Landon’s lead to less than three to two. Totals: Landon 438601 Roosevelt 282524 Lemke 23083. The 21 Landon states hold 290 electoral votes to Roosevelt’s 111 from 10 states. Roosevelt states include Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Missouri Oklahoma Texas Utah. Landon states include Arizona California Colorado Idaho Illinois New Jersey New York North Dakota Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania South Dakota Washington. Minor candidates totals Thomas 3342 Browder 1523 Colvin 1456 Aisken 191.
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New York
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
Landon
Lemke
London
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Illinois
New Jersey
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Washington
Thomas
Browder
Colvin
Aisken
Intruder Arrested After Snoring At General Yamanashi
An intruder entered Gen. Hanzo Yamanashi's home, drank wine, then slept. He was awakened by a maid and later arrested for his actions.
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Ber
Hanzo Yamanashi
Man eats 144 eggs in Jackson cafe
Ama Porfirio declared he was putting all his eggs in one basket after eating 144 raw eggs at Wong Lee Jr cafe in Jackson Cal and calling for more His claimed real record was 300 eggs in Mexico.
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Jackson
Cal
Amara Porfirio
Wong Lee, Jr
Porfirio
Mexico
Highway Toll Reduction Cuts Fatalities and Injuries
St Louis safety campaign enforces a 30 mile per hour limit on highways. Traffic fatalities drop 45 percent and injuries 16 percent.
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ST. Louis
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