Hallahan Stars as Cardinals Tie World Series
In Philadelphia the St Louis Cardinals by Hallahan beat the Philadelphia Athletics 2-0 to even the World Series at one game apiece. Cards center fielder Martin dazzled with speed and two runs, while Street may select Burleigh Grimes for Monday’s game as the A's prep to stop the Cardinals’ late surge.
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Haserodts Open At Toledo Tomorrow
Haserodt Jewelers entries meet Dolgin Dairies in Toledo as the opener. Team gathers at Jenne's Garage at 9 a.m. for the trip. Coach Sherman Gove plans a strong lineup and a forward passing attack to offset heavier Toledo.
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Dolgin Dairies
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Shim" Gove
Oberlin Opens Season Versus Kent State in Gridiron
Oberlin College football coach Butler remains unhappy with defense as players drill hard for the opener with Kent State. Probable starting lineup includes Hambleton’s backs and Shollenberger at guard, with Kilmer nursing flu. Last meeting was 1925 a 19-0 Oberlin win. Kent State and Oberlin both debut their seasons today.
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Butler
Kent State
Bohrer
Kilmer
McClain
Habu
Kennedy
Hal Wilder
Shollenbe
Palmer
Beatty
Ranson
Henry
Thomas
Sams
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Ruth
Hahn
Shollenberger
Ransom
Elmer
Bolster
Hal Wider
Meain
Oberli
Kent
Ashland
Mt Union
Oberiin
Fight Results from Taited Press Across Cities
Boxing results listed with multiple fighters and outcomes. Names like Wiss Prince Saunders from Chicago and Babe Herman from New York appear, with a non decision verdict and knockouts noted in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The report mixes place ties, ages, and dubious spellings, reflecting OCR errors and unclear affiliations across venues.
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Taited Press
Lacrosse
Wiss Prince Saunders
Chicago
Babe Herman
New York
San Francisco
Cards Tie With Earnshaw The Ninth Inning Rally
In a tight ninth inning Earnshaw holds, while Wilson Gelbert and Bottomley contribute infield play. Wathen Martin and Wiiech collect two-base hits as Philadelphia leaves runners on base and Malianag endures tough pitching from Earnshaw and Mallehan, with umpires Nellie Stark and McGowan enforcing the plate.
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Gelbert
Wathen
Martin
Wiiech
Bert
Prisch
Bottomley
Philadelphia
Lewis
Balla
oOff
Earnshaw
Malianag
Strack Owl
Watkins
Hafey
Maltehor
Mallehan
Kenyon Muskingum Wittenberg Win Friday Games
In Cleveland Ohio Orr and Wittenberg led Friday action with decisive wins. Kenyon tops Cave lands Mink per sadam while Muskingum secures a 21 to 9 victory. Wittenberg defeats Bergen Omega 42 to 41 as Carmen Arczone and Car froll bolster late defense for the Lutszetans.
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Tindiay Toe Norv
Stear
Carmen Arczone
Oberlin Defeats Tiffin High 6-0 for Second in Row
Oberlin High under Coach Lee Holden extended its win streak with a 6-0 victory over Tiffin High yesterday afternoon. A late first half touchdown on a pass Lampson to Barner sealed the win as Oberlin dominated play, despite fumbles near scoring range.
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Lee Holden
Oberlin High
Tiffin ‘High
Jtown
Elyria High
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Oberlin Barthfield
Ohio State Opens With Cincinnati in 1931 Start
Ohio State opened its 1931 football season at home in Ohio Stadium against the University of Cincinnati before about 15,900 spectators. It marked Sam Wiegelman’s third year as coach. Sophomore tackle Ted Rosequist from Cleveland likely out with gland injury, expected to be ready for next week’s Vanderbilt game.
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E H S Flashes Upset Amherst 7 0 At Fly Stadium
Elyria High School shocked Amherst High 7 to 0 as George Dunstan led a veteran backfield. Neal Dunstan added the extra point after a first quarter touchdown by Dunstan, while Elyria’s defense held Amherst on several late drives. Dunstan and Bedocs sparked the offense as Matt Elsma contributed, and the defense contained Amherst’s late rally with an interception sealing the win.
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Nora Mignon
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Amherst
Dunstan Bed
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Dunstan Crosé
Todd Ds
Goa
Bedous
Tom
Neal Duns
Moes
Matt Elsma
Vie Flanes
Paszig
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Little
George
Local rivals clash in second C. L. League playoff game
Elyria fans brace for a repeat as the Athletic Club faces the Business Men in the second playoff. Johnnie Yucka returns at mound for Ed Stokes nine after a rain postponement. Harvey Heath aims to prove he still has his curve and control. Game starts at three. Business Men urged to arrive by 1 30 at the Park.
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A. C
Johnnie Yucka
Ed Stokes
John
Harvey Heath
Harvey
Quantico Marines Defeat St Thomas College in Scranton
For Quantico Marines football, a 14 to 7 victory over St Thomas College in Scranton, with all points scored in the second half before a large crowd. The game report notes the late scoring surge and includes a historical aside about Benjamin Franklin’s reaction to the US seal and the wild turkey as a more American emblem.
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St. Thomas College
Marines
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Elyria Horseshoe Pitchers To Meet Ashland Sunday
The Elyria horseshoe team travels to Ashland Sunday for a match tourney marking the fourth meeting this season with Ashland, which has won the prior three. Elyria will be strengthened by Blair Nunamaker joining as a partner of the team and will follow the tourney with a series of matches against picked players from each side. Elyria's traveling squad includes Lysis Rockwood, Frank Yarsa, Jack Shafer, Russ Vashinder, Ross August, Harry Lomes, Carl Shetel, George Davis, Wilbur Troupe, and Clyde Ikvan.
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Blair Nunamaker
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Elyria
Lysis Rockwood
Frank Yarsa
Jack Shafer
Russ Vashinder
Ross
August Harry Lomes
Carl Shethel
George Davis
Wilbur Troupe
Clyde Ikvan
Furnitures Meet Lorain Nats At Stadium Field
Thomas Furniture, the lightweight champions, prepare to face Lorain Nativity Lightwagh at Ely Stadium practice field tomorrow afternoon. The team aims for a consecutive title as finals practice intensifies. Starting lineup expected Kostro Burney G Ross F Ross Thomas Guent Frivz Toth Carr Vardy Tobi vath.
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Resume Little World Series Play Today
ST PAUL Minn Oct 3 Pr All square with one game each Rochester and St Paul ready to resume their little world series play today. Raymond Starr mound ace of the Rochester International League pennant winner was Manager William Southworths pitching choice. Betting odds favored the American Association champions at the outset shifted to even money today. St Pauls pitching choice lay between Bryan Slim Harriss and Johnny Prudhomme both of whom saw service in relief roles in Thursdays game Harrigs however worked in only one inning and probably will take the mound for St Paul. The series will move to Rochester next week.
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Mercuries Travel to South Amherst for Big Clash
The Elyria Mercuries head to South Amherst to face Merchant eleven. They practiced all week and will feature their strongest lineup. Last year South Amherst won by one point, and Elyria seeks revenge. Starting lineup includes Slavin, Sheldon, Rainey, Conley, Holman, Ducoty, Mansey, Murkowski, Raynes, Fortman, Woodcock. They meet at Gates School at 1 p.m. before the trip.
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Sheldon
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Conley
Holman
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Mansey
Murkow
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Fortman
Woodcock
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Football Results From Regional Matches
Slices of scores show mixed outcomes across colleges and universities. Drake beat Simoes Denver 1441 while Marquette topped Lawrence Haskell 6 to 0. Hanover College edged University of Saville 60 with Morris Harvey 14. Concord State College lost 2 to Temple 101 against Alberath College 7. North Dakota 41 DePasat 7. St Past 7 Mankato Teachers 12 Southers Knots Teachers 6. Meant Motrin 6 Union 18. Hethel 0. Wittenberg 14. John Carroll and Woskingem 35. other lines include scattered results and unclear names.
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Alberaht College
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Ashland Triumphs 12-0 Over New London in Gridiron Battle
Ashland High defeated New London High 12-0 in Ashland Ohio. McDaniel opened scoring with a 13 yard run in the first quarter, Dolby added a six yard touchdown in the fourth period. Referee Spald, Umpire Matthews, and Linesman Fox officiated. New London had impressed earlier with a 28-0 win over Loudonville.
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Amherst High Gridders Travel to Ohio State Game
About twenty five Amherst High football players, coaches, and managers traveled by motor to Columbus to see the Ohio State Cincinnati game at Ohio Stadium. Next week Amherst hosts Medina on their field. Art Thomas sustained a broken wrist in last night’s game with Biyria.
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