I T S Rubber Co Team Wins Sixth Straight in City Bowling Loop
I T S Rubber Co bowls to six straight wins after a 2,617 combined three game total and 995 high single, leading the city league as Jackson Wall Paper and Little Brown Jugs also pace undefeated teams. George Bohn of Colson Company led a 2-1 win over Maumee Dairy with 399 triple and 221 high single. Thursday matches pit Jackson against Elyria Hardware and Brown Jugs versus Welsh Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-City Coal
Bohn Rolls High
Colson Company
Maumee Dairy
Pubber Co. Op
Jackson Wall Paper
Hut Colson
Maumee Parry c
Uivria Hareawere
Inter-City Coal Co
Elyria
I. T. S. Rubber Company
Rubber Pinsmashers
George Bohn
Henrietta Flash
Bohn
Little Brown Jugs
Jackson’s
Elyria Hardware
Brown Jugs
Beans Umpire Reardon Faces World Series Nerves
Henry McLemore profiles Beans Reardon before the World Series game at Navin Field. The NL umpire discusses jitters, the pressure of every pitch, and his approach to resolving disputes with players. He insists on avoiding after-the-call atonement and explains how to read an umpire’s confidence during close plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dees
Dizzy Dean
Rowe
Reardon
John E
Beans) Reardon
Teday
Navin Field
Supreme Court
Hlnod
Beans
Fish and Game Club Eyes Skeet Shooting and Open Season Debates
Over 200 members attended the Lorain County Fish and Game Association meeting at Day's Hardware in Elyria. Trustees will consider skeet shooting at a suitable site, seek river minnow protection, and urge landowners to deny outsiders access. The club discussed a later open season, reported a Clam Bake profit of about 375 dollars, a treasury around 650 dollars, and 957 paid members with a goal of 1,000. They voted 250 dollars to buy pheasants and roughly 500 rabbits, with meetings now held Sundays in winter. next gathering November 4 at 2 PM. Five hunting and fishing films from Canada followed the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Day's Hardware
George Schmidtkons
Elyria
George Schmitkens
Little Brown Jug
Cleveland Street
East Branch
Black River
Sandusky
Club
W H. Reinhart
William G. Smith
Ed Elbert
James Tittle, Jr
Smith
Canada
Fight Results By United Press in Los Angeles
Hank Inson from Akron knocked out Sammy O'Dell of Aron in a bout at los angeles. Moescher from San Bernardino defeated Martinez of Compton by technical knockout in another result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Hank Hankinson
Akron
Moescher
San Bernardino
Cal
Martinez
Compton
Sammy O'Dell
Aron
Lighten Up Your Upland Gun for Fast Game Action
The article urges beginners to use a lighter shotgun, preferably 20 gauge, for upland bird hunting. It explains that a gun too heavy slows swing, spooks confidence, and causes hurried misses. It compares 20 gauge to 12 gauge, noting better handling, reduced recoil, and most shots landing within 30 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Detroit Diamond Has High Pitching Mound
Detroit sports notes cover exaggerated claims about Navin Field height, speculate on Schoolboy Rowe’s peak performance, and recount wide-ranging odds and events. The column lists college football outlooks, boxing figures, heavyweight Art Lasky, Dizzy and Dizzier barnstorming plans, Casey Stengel’s Kentucky Colonel title, yacht races costs, and Moe Berg’s multi language tours with Ruth as chaperone. It ends with a quiz asking who holds the American League single season triples record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Braden Judge Landis
Navin Field
Detroit
Rowe
Pa Stribling
Young Stribling
Charleston
S. C
Francis A Schmidt
Ohio
Steve
Bo McMilliy
Indiana
Columbus
Bueheve
Ohio Valesan
Dayton
Miami
Cathegie Tech
Marshall
Bethany
Cincinnnati
Kentucky
Jerry Welling
Toledo University
Capital
Navier University
Baldwin-Wallace
Wilberforce College
West Kentucky Industrial
Rock
Tom
George Statler
Piqua Hio
Daffy Deans
Dizzy
Dizzier
Cardinals
Art Lasky
Steve Hamas
Madison Square Garden
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Giants
Casey
Tennessee
Chip
Rainbow
Yankee
Weetamoe
Goose Croslin
Moe Berg
Moe
Babe Ruth
Yenton T. C
Young
Lorain Star Back Likely Out With Foot Infection
Lorain star back Paul Kromer may miss the Ashtabula Harbor game Saturday due to an infected foot from a bruise suffered in the Akron North game. The injury stems from last Saturday and may sideline him for the weekend matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kromer
Lorain
Paul Kromer
Ashtabula Harbor
Akron
Utah conducts scientific survey of Utah regions
A thorough survey of the archeological and paleontological regions of Utah is being made by the Utah State Museum Association under the state planning commission and the FIERA. Frank Beckwith, noted archaeologist, and C. S. Pulver, museum secretary, lead the expeditions. The project will take six months to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah State Museum Association
State Planning Commission
FIERA
Frank Beckwith
C. 8. Pulver
museum _ society
Fragmented Moral Reflection on Self and World
A reflective passage discusses how a person forms true or false views of self and life through actions and thoughts, shaping attitudes toward others and society. The text explores moral self-perception and interpersonal stance arising from internal judgments.
Injuries and Ineligibilities Strain Elyria High
Elyria High faces Campbell Memorial Friday amid injuries and scholastic ineligibilities. Star back Johnny Kostyo suffers a dislocated elbow and will miss at least two weeks. Regular tackle Albert Elkins and halfback Wilbur Gibbons are ineligible this week. Coach Roy Clymer also notes Willis Smith limited by fitness, Don Yost has quit, and other players face minor issues as the Crimson adjust their backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
Campbell Memorial
Johnny Kostyo
Crimson
Roy Clymer
Clymer
Albert Elkins
Wilbur Gibbons
Sandusky
Yost
Joe Scott
Hank Wazyniak
Elkins
Fred Stahl
Stahl
Chuck Coen
Hugh Cross
Ed Czak
Bill Rucker
Unclear matrix of people in Columbus track meet
Fragmentary notice cites athletes from Columbus, including Charles Strack and Jack Zarnas, with mention of Yousett and Zarnas but no clear event results or date. The garbled source prevents a full, factual summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Strack
Mehemnet Yousett
Jack Zarnas
Columbus
Columbus Takes Third Win Over Toronto
The Columbus Red Birds, American Association champions, beat the Toronto Leafs 4-0 to take a 3-1 lead in the Little World Series. Ed Heusser pitched two-hit ball as Columbus rapped seven safeties off two Toronto hurlers and moved within two victories of clinching the series in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
U.by
Columbus Red Birds
Toronto Leafs
Columbus
Red Birds
Leafs
Ed Heusser
Oberlin Eleven Opens Season On Saturday
Oberlin College football coach Lyale K Butler opens the 1934 season with a trip to Rochester after a recent 18 9 scrimmage win by the freshmen. The team struggles on offense but fields strong punting under Rudolph and Pfaff while sophomores show promise. captain potential players include Rudolph Wickenden Pike Mason Portman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Oqet
Lyale K. Butler
Oberlin College
University of Rochester
Butler
Rudolph
Pfaff
John Rudolph
Warren
Dirk Wickenden
Toledo
Pike
Mason
Portman
Oberlin
Chertin
Rochester
Denison
Morris Announces Opening Mat Card
Promoter Tati Morris announced the opening mat card of the current season at the Valladium on Monday. Dan secured Black Panther of Louisville and Gunther of Butt for two out of three falls bouts, plus a two out of two match between Jack Higains of Shreveport and Bobby Yimmer of Atlanta. A local talent match starts the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tati Morris
Valladium
Dan
Serviers
Black Panther
Louisville
Doe Gunther
Butt
Montara
Jack Higains
Shreveport
Bobby \ymner
Atlanta
Chaw
Canton McKinley Looms As Best Eleven In Ohio
United Press reports Canton McKinley as the likely high school football champion of Ohio after three straight wins totaling 138 points. Other top teams include Hamilton Public, Steubenville, Dayton Stivers, New Philadelphia, Massillon, and Miamisburg with varying unbeaten records and wide point totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton McKinley
Ohio
United Press
McKinley
Cleveland Linccoln
Cleveland South
Akron South
Hamilton Public High School
Canton
Steubenville
Youngstown
Columbus
Dayton Stivers
Hamilton
Middletown
New Philadelphia
Massillon
Miamisbore High
Elyria Player Johnny Shaw Leaves Oberlin Football Squad
Johnny Shaw of Elyria has quit Oberlin College’s football squad in 1932, according to word from the Oberlin publicity department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Shaw
Elyria
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Dizzy Dean Expected to Hook Up With Rowe on Mound
United Press reports the 1945 World Series opener at Navin Field between the St. Louis Cardinals and Detroit Tigers. 48,000+ fans packed the stands hoping for a Dean Rowe duel as speculation swirled over pitching assignments and lineup gambles before game time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy Dean
Rowe
Stuart Cameron
United Press
Tae
U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Navin Field
Cuardvial
Ace Moundsman
Schoolboy Rowe
Dean
Cardinals
Detroit
Alvin Crowder
Frankie Frisch
Deans
Dizzy
Paul
Tigers
Frank
Saime
Athletics
Dizzy Dean Aims Pitch Till The Cows Come Home
George Kirkley reports Dizzy Dean vows to pitch until the cows come home as he leads the St. Louis Cardinals in a World Series bid. He projects 45 wins, already hit 49, and promises bullpen help for Paul, with Mickey Cochrane warning Detroit to bring its best offense and defense to Navin Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirkley
United Press
Prem
U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean-Dean
Dizzy Dean
Florida
Dean Boys
Deans
Dizzy
Frisch
Paul
St. Looey
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Navin Field
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Boston University
Cochrane
Cardinals
Tunney
Dempsey
Bremke Keglers Defeat Transfers In League Bowling
Bremke Motor Sales edged Hold Transfers in a St. John’s Lutheran League bowling match last evening. Ed Tulk rolled a 485 series to lead Bremke, while F Menke posted a 182 high single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremke Motor Sales
Ed Tulk
F. Menke
World Series Opener Facts From Detroit October 3
Detroit reports the probable batting order for the opener between St Louis and Detroit with players like Martin Frisch Melarey Dean and Yavahan listed. Starting time 1:10 p.m. EST, fair cool weather, attendance 48 690. Umpires William J. Klem John Reardon Clarence Yvens arry CGeisel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
J.ri
St. Louis
John Reardon
Clarence Yvens
Ard
Arry Cgeisel
Lakewood Woman Elected President Of Valley Golf Assn
Mrs. E. Matthews of Lakewood was elected president of the Spring Valley ladies association at the final meeting yesterday. She succeeds Mrs. Jack Warner. In golf competition yesterday Mrs. O. M. Rappler posted the best score of 98. Low scores on five holes: Class A Mrs. T. Layport Class B Mrs. William Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Matthews
Lakewood
Spring Valley Ladies’ Association
Jack Warner
O. M. Rappler
T. Layport
William Jacobs
Democrats Drill The South End
Democrats football team will hold an important meeting and drill tonight at Hamilton field at 6 o'clock. Coaches Al Damm and Harry Life ask the following players to be on hand: B. Carr Hoadley Paonessa Fussa Joe Ross Bucky Ross L Grent C. Younglas R. Heath B. Varzincak J. Soja Kostyo oan eFazio Darmas Clifford King Walterer J. Long 8. Jackson M. Young L. Hill Sickewski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Democrats
Hamilton Field
al Damm
Harry Life
B. Carr
Hoadley
Paonessa
Fussa
Joe Ross
Bucky Ross
L Grent C. Younglas
R. Heath
B. Varzincak
J. Soja
Kostyo
Oan eFazio
Darmas
Clifford
King
Walterer
J. Long
Jackson
M. Young
L. Hill
Sickewski
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. T. S. Rubber CO
City Bowling Loop
Doncaster
Colson Compus Basinski
Krogman
Ao Y Ng Guyeske Teene
Ayn Ryan
Rt Hamilton
Valerius
Maumee Dairy Wise Ae
Ee Fa
Fhlueke i
Rotte Eee
Sehaeffer Ee
Henry McLemore
Pire
Cas Gulf Tire
Chronicle-Telegram
Alfred Alten
Phono
Detroit Diamond
Kostya
Eskins
Gibbons
Memorial
Dope
Elvria
Campbell
Lorain Vs
Shaw
Cathedral Latin
Cleveland Heights
Fremont Vs. Fostoria
Fostoria
Ohio State
John Carroll
Cleveland
Yale
Columbia
New Haven
West Virginia
Pitt
Morgantown
Muskingum Vs. Marietta
New Concord
Northwestern
Town
Evanston
Minnesota
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Notre Dame
Texas
South Bend
Purdue
Rice
Lafayette
Hiram
Michigan
Michigan State
Ann Arbor
Heidelberg
Ohio Northern
Tuffin
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Alabama Poly
New Orleans
Wisconsin
Marquette
Madison
Oberlin Eleven
Yeomen
Rochester University
Morris
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Tiger
Cobb and Jennings
Bremke Keglers
Bremke
Sehringen Mater Sales
Pulk
al W Meinke
Giehringer
Greenyerg
Tioshin
Rogell
Owen
Pax
Yawder
Woman Heads Valley Golf Ass’n
Democrats
Walt Hines
Owl Club
Schlits
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!