Ex-Hys and Amherst Battle to Scoreless Tie in Grid Duel
Elyria Ex-Hys and Amherst Merchants battled to a 0-0 tie on the Harris Street field in Amherst. Fumbles and downs stifled drives, with Amherst relying on passing and Elyria forcing stops in a scoreless contest that kept both teams from gaining county semi pro title momentum.
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Yankees
Cubs
Hy’s
Amherst
Harris
Ex-Hy
Schriner
Ernie Braden
Elyria Ex-Hy’s
Amherst Merchants
Harris Street
Elyrians
Amherst Eleven
LaGrange Beats Greenwich to Close Season
The Sheldon Lumbers of LaGrange defeated Greenwich 12 to 0 to end the season. Hastings pitched despite 13 hits and led with three his at the plate. LaGrange finished 18 wins and 7 losses, beating Grafton Spencer Lorain Hungarian Democrats Huron Elyria Merchants Valley City and others.
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Greenwich
Sheldon Lumbers
LaGrange
Hastings
Lumbers
Grafton
Spencer
Lorain
Huron
Elyria Merchants
Valley City
Spicer
Westbrook
Hopkins
Fromapple
Ie Treyser
Daniels
L. Forbush
H. Hopkins
Danie Fromapple
M. Keer
Lamell
Hawkins
DeWitt
Fiiuch
Trevytt
Kolvish
Goldie
Torbush
Warmz Picher
Picher
Minneapolis Newark In Fifth Game Today
Minneapolis and Newark meet in the fifth game of the Little World Series with the series tied at two wins each. Newark, the International League champion, evened the series with a 5 to 2 victory over the American Association title holders yesterday.
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Minneapolis. Minn
Minneapolis
Newark
Why Shoes Lose Their Shape and Run to One Side
Analyzes shoe construction, noting misalignment with normal foot tread causes shoes to veer outward. Promotes Musebeck double arch wear straight shoes with feather insole shaped to the foot, thick leather, and no cork filler. Describes insole support for metatarsal and longitudinal arches with a broad steel shank.
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Musebeck
Nativities Dominate Mercuries In 12 0 Gridiron Loss
Lorain Nativities defeated the Mercuries 12 to 0 on the Jefferson scholastic gridiron. Salyetta to Mroski set up a first score with Lewandowski plunging in from the 1 yard line after a penalty. Jursinski then dashed 30 yards for the final tally while Sheldon Koehn stood out for the Mercuries.
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Mercuries
Lorain Nativities
Jefferson Schos
Lewandowski
Jurkinski
Sheldon
Koehn
Salyetta
Nats
AIT Mercuries
Gene Rainey
City Pin Loop Opens Thursday Bowling League Schedule
The City Pin Loop bowling league opens Thursday with eight teams entered including the Eagles Moose K of C Sears Roebuck Guerin Pretzels LaGren Surveyor and the Chronicle Telegram. A managers meeting is set for Tuesday night at Knights of Columbus alleys on Brogd Street to draw up the schedule. The reconditioned alleys at Knights of Columbus are open to the public and games will be played Thursday and Friday evenings.
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Kights of Columbus
Eigh
Eagles
Moose
K. of C
Sears-Roebuck
Guerin Pretzels
LaGren Surveyor
Chronicle-Telegram
Knights of Columbus
Brogzd Street
Dutch, Fobes Are Opening Week's Ticket Winners
William G. Dutch wins Elyria High season pass for opening week Football Contest after sending in his coupon first among over six hundred entries. Dutch correctly chose Wittenberg for Carroll and Wood, but missed Navy at William and Mary. Bowling Green's 7 to score upset was overlooked by most entrants.
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Chronicle-Telegram
William G. Dutch
Blaing Street
Elyria
Crimson
Wittenberg
Bowling Green
Elyrian Stars End Oberlin Run In Season Opener
Elyria’s Johnny Shaw starred for Oberlin in a season opening game against Otterbein, playing all entire contest and delivering a bang up performance for the Yeomen. The 1952 New York Yankees group photo showcases Joe McCarthy era pride, with the full squad pictured including Ruth and Lazzeri across rows and positions.
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Johnny Shaw
Elyria
Oberlin Collese
Yeomen
Otterbein
Shaw
Contests and results from opening week football picks
The article lists contestants Ralph Fobes and others with addresses, noting Miss Mein ke as the coupon leader among over a hundred feminine entries. Fobes wins two tickets to the Heidelberg-Wooster game. results include Elyria 31 Rocky River 0 and Tulane 25 Texas A. & M. 14 among numerous college and local matchups.
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Ralph Fobes
Wolf Court
Fred Smith
Prospect Street
E. C. Greenland
Ohio Street
Robert Mann
East Broad
Bad Mahl
Florence Metzke
Beebe Court
Miss Meinke
Fobes
Wooster
Smith
Fabes
Mutch
Navy
William and Mary
Bowling Green
Union
Elyria
Rocky River
Akron North
Lorain
Otterbein
Oberlin
John Carroll
Wittenberg
Western Reserve
Denis
Michigan Northwestern clash headlines weekend title chase
Michigan and Northwestern renew hostilities at Ann Arbor as the Western Conference title chase opens. Michigan rolled past Michigan State 26 0 while Northwestern subdued Missouri 27 0 in a game that started slowly before a stronger second half surge. Minnesota beat South Dakota State 12 0 and Purdue defeated Kansas Aggies 29 15 in conference play. Wisconsin edged Marquette 7 2, Iowa beat Bradley 31 7, and Indiana topped Ohio University 17 6 as Ohio State crushed Ohio Wesleyan 34 7.
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Ann Arbor
Big Ten
Minnesota
Purdue
Minneapolis
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Northwestern
Misouri
Western
Missouri
Bowling Green
Mt. Union
Ner
George Potter
Dick Fencl
South Dakota State
Bernie Bierman
Kansas Aggies
Ohio State
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Marquette
Badgers
Bradley
Wesleyan Wittenberg Akron Wooster Contest Winners Tickets Offered
The Chronicle Telegram runs a football contest with prizes of two pairs of tickets to Ohio College games on October 15. First prize covers the Wesleyan Wittenberg game in Delaware. second prize covers Akron Wooster in Wooster. Entries must be received by Friday noon October 7. late or postmarked coupons are not accepted.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan-Wittenberg
Delaware
Wooster
Chronicle-Telegram
Ruths Gal Wins Haseredt Trophy Whippet Race
Ruths Gal owned by William Theobald won the Haserodt Trophy Whippet Race at Riverview Park run by the Cleveland Whippet Club. Brownie Buddy and Orphan Annie, both Frank Tuffley owned, finished second and fourth. Silver Cord owned by Albert Giles won the Championship Sweepstakes I with Midgie land Red Head taking second and third. Chucky owned by William Theobald won the Poppy Race.
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Ruth's Gal
William Theobald
Riverview Park
Cleveland
Brownie, Buddy
Orphan Annie
Frank Tuffley
Vard
Silver Cord
Albert Giles
Midgieland Red Head
Chucky
Panthers Dicker With Leading Bantam Teams in Ohio
Manager Jim Seres of the Panthers local bantam eleven announced booking plans with top Ohio bantam teams including Youngstown Crandall Jrs Girard Kent Bearcats and Cleveland Newsies. They seek Sunday games in Elyria or vicinity and invite interested teams to contact John Pruski at 137 Bath Street Elyria Ohio.
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Jim Seres
Panthers
Jocal Bantam Eleven
Bantam
Ohio
Youngstown Crandall Jrs
Girard
Kent Bearcats
Cleveland Newsies
Ansone
Elyria
John Pruski
Bath Street
Schafer and Fisher Win Ridge Match Titles
Lynn Schafer defeated Walter Ludwiz four and three in one Class A match and Heinie Fisher beat Claude Wagner three and two to claimClass A victories yesterday at Cherry Ridge. In Class C Marshall Detore beat Bill Struck one up and TI ER Smith beat Bob Huneke two and one in the other set of matches.
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Lynn Schafer
Walter Ludwiz
Heinie Fisher
Claude Wagner
Cherry Ridge
Marshall Detore
Bill Struck
Tier Smith
Bob Huneke
Yankees Win World Championship Fourth Straight
George Kirkley reports the New York Yankees swept the 1952 World Series in four straight games against the Chicago Cubs. The Yanks set multiple records with 37 runs and 151,998 attendees paying a total of 713,377 dollars. Babe Ruth’s era of new marks highlighted a powerful yet error-prone finale as managers McCarthy and staff guided a historic victory. Lou Gehrig led hitters with 9 hits and 7 RBIs, while Rigoe Stephenson topped the Cubs at 444.
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New York Yankees
Vanager
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Pennock
Byrd
Crosett
Pletcher
McCarthy
Burke
Hoag
Chapman
Dickey
Mars
Ferkins
Wells
Lazzeri
Gomez
Ruth
Brownebris
Combs
Lary
Farrell
Ruffing
Pipsras
Moore
Devens
MacFayden
Jorgens
Sewell
Glenn
George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
Yanks
Pirates
Cardinals
Iast
Cubs
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Guy Bush
Len Warneke
Charlex Root
Jakie May
Burleigh Grimes
Bob Smith
Red Ruffing
Lefty Gomez
George Pipgras
Wiley Moura
Pipgras
Herb Pennock
Southpew
Allen
Jos McCarthy
Lou Gehrig
Rigeau Stephenson
World Series Figures and Football Tie Reported
World Series figures show attendance for four games at 191,998 with receipts totaling 713,277 and shares allocated among officials players clubs and leagues. New York games drew 92,168 attendees while Chicago games brought 99,830. Sunday Wrigley field crowd paid 212,053 in receipts. Also Portsmouth Spartans tied Chicago Cardinals 7 to 7 in NL action before 5,090 fans with Cavois and Clark scoring.
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Ehicagg
New York Yankees
Chicag Cubs
New York
Chicago
York
Wriglefield
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Spartans
Chicago Cardinals
Cavois
Clark
Yankees Complete Series Sweep In Box Score Drama
New York posts a decisive 18 to 6 win over Chicago in the fourth game, led by Gehrig Demaree Lazzeri and Combs driving in multiple runs. Ruth Homers pace the attack, while W Moore and May split pitching duties. Umpires Magerkurth Dinneen Klem Vangrailan. Time of game 2:27.
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O. A
EA Comics
Herman
Sewell
Ruth
Cuyier
Byrd
Stephenson
Gehrig
J/Demaree
Lazzeri
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Allen
Bush
W. Moore
Warnecke
May
Pas
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Pennock
Hemsley
Grimes
Ruffing
Harnett
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Chicago
Demaree
Combs
English
Timing
Hemaley
Cujler
Warneke
Nove
Lamping
Tinning
Moore
Magerkurth
N. T
Dinneen
A. L
Klem
N. L
Vangratlan
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