Ohio Wesleyan Faces Dayton in Buckeye Conference Opener
Ohio Wesleyan searches to restore prestige after a 5 0 loss to Pittsburgh as it opens its Buckeye Conference slate at Delaware against Dayton. Dayon, after a 14 0 defeat to Marshall, seeks rebound while Miami and Cincinnati also play non conference games.
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Ver non Gomez Shuts Giants In One Sided World Series Win
Lefty Gomez pitched six strong innings despite chronic appendicitis to fuel a Yankee 18 to 4 victory over the Giants at the Polo Grounds. Tony Lazzeri hit two grand slams in the game, part of a record run scoring outburst for the Yankees with Lazzeri DiMaggio and Crosetti contributing.
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Ridgeville Bowling League Sees Picks and Wins
Pickering Service Station edged Ridgeville Feed Store two games to one while Ridgeville Hatchery defeated Barnes Coal Company two to zero in last evenings Ridgeville Knights of St John Bowling League at the K of C hall.
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Crestline Defeats New London 13-0 in Rough Game
Crestline used a forward passing attack to defeat New London 13-0 at Crestline High School. Pesek connected with Brown for a 10 yard touchdown, Carter scored on a second quarter rush, and a failed extra point left the score 13-0. New London suffered its first loss. Crestline was penalized 75 yards and had four players expelled for roughness.
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I. T. S. Horseshoe Team Heads to Cleveland for Doubleheader
The I. T. S. Horseshoe pitching team travels to Cleveland tomorrow for two matches. In the morning they face Bartuiek Clothes at Woodhill Park at 10 o'clock and in the afternoon they play Brookside Park at 2 30 p m.
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Amherst Trounces Lorain Reserves 26 to 0
Amherst High School defeated Lorain High Reserves 26 to 0 at home yesterday. The Green and Gold rushed for two touchdowns and stifled Lorain's offense throughout the game.
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Lazzeri's World Series Blast Rifle Shocks Giants
In a dramatic third inning Lazzeri hammered a bases loaded pitch for a homer that echoed the 1926 Yankees Cardinals clash. The victory evened the World Series and kept the Yankees as favorites to win the title with Hubbell looming as the last major obstacle.
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College football scores flash across several games
Transylvania defeated Morris Harvey 20 to 14 while Duquesne edged Rice Institute 0 to 0 and Temple routed the University of Mississippi 12 to 7.
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Nichols Bozzell to headline Wednesday mat card at Rialto
Former world light heavyweight champion Nichols headlines a wrestling bill at the Rialto Theatre in Elyria on Wednesday evening facing Paul Bozzell the Black Dragon. The show includes an amateur bout and a to-be-announced match, promoter Dan Morris says. Nichols known for rough style and past title loss in 1933.
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World Series Notes From Ocala On Yanks Giants
Henry McLemore notes a peculiar Ocala tone in a Yankees versus Giants World Series moment. President’s nine innings test patience, while Hal Schumacher battles Lefty Gomez as Richman enjoys the parade and Detective Book clichés abound in the crowd.
Schumacher Relieved in Third by Smith Strategy
Schumacher was lifted in the third by Al Smith and the move proved nearly as bold as fighting fire with celluloid collars, highlighting Schumacher as a weaker bowler than his predecessor.
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al Smith
Gumbert Faces Yankees As Giants Pitcher Returns
Harry Gumbert, a veteran Giant pitcher, had earlier thrown in batting practice before the game. The Yankees’ batting burst tested his readiness as he prepared to take the mound in the major league contest.
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Yankee
Bumps Hadley Faces Fitzsimmons As Giants Textbook Drama Unfolds
In a colorful recap a press box notes Terry must not push pitchers hard, calls for scientists to split Hubbell into two, and mocks automatic tennis servers. The day promises Hadley against Fitzsimmons unless weather halts play as Judge Landis approves or denies.
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Grid Results From Ohio Scholastic League
Ohio scholastic grid results list Newark over Columbus East 13 to 7 and Toledo DeVilbiss 28 to 13 over Columbus Ott Springfield. Other scores include Cleveland John Adams 6 over Glenville 0 and Shaker Heights 14 over Bedford 7.
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Light Heavy Champion Demands Bigger Fights After Win
Chicago reports that light-heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis, after a two round technical victory over his Dempsey protege, called for more heavyweight bouts. He seeks stronger opponents and higher profile challenges.
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Box Score Batted for Coffman in fourth inning
Details show New York A and New York N scoring with Gehrig Dickey Lazzeri Bartell Terry DiMaggio Gomez RBI totals and home runs by Lazzeri and Dickey. Pitching notes include Schumacher Gumbert Coffman and Gabler with walks, strikeouts, and errors. Time listed 7 43.
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Wellington Norwalk St Paul Battle to Scoreless Tie
Wellington and Norwalk St. Paul played to a 9-9 scoreless tie as both squads struggled to advance through heavy breaks and interceptions. The Dukes and St. Pauls each threatened in the second and fourth quarters, with drives reaching the opponent’s end zone before being stopped by strong defensive plays and turnovers.
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Molders Beat Finishers in General Industries Bowling League
The Molders won three straight games against the Finishers in the General Industries Bowling League last evening on the Temple runways. Fritz led the victors with 559 for high three games.
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Pompoon Favored In Belmont Futurity
Pompoon is a 6 to 5 favorite to win Belmont Park Futurity Stakes the 46th renewal on the final day. Billionaire and Charging Cross follow at 6 to 1 in a field of 19 for the juvenile yearling feature. The event is tied to Belmont and involved notable owners Jerome H. Louchheim FE. R. Bradley Marshall Field and others.
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Giants Depend On Fitzsimmons To Stop Yankee Onslaught
In a 18 to 4 rout at the Polo Grounds the Yankees surged to a 2-1 series lead behind a 17 hit attack. Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons must again check the Yankee barrage as the Giants seek a comeback with Hubbell and relievers. Vernon Gomez held the mound for New York while DiMaggio, Lazzeri and Dickey produced key hits in the victory.
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Freddy” Fitzsimmons
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Struck Furniture Tops Held Transfers in Bowling Match
Struck Furniture defeated Held Transfers in two of three games in the St. John’s Lutheran Bowling League match last evening. Schulz led with a 506 series.
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White Sox Win Second In Row Over Cubs in City Series
Chicago Oct 3 Ted Lyons veteran pitcher for the White Sox started against the Cubs at Comiskey Park as Lonnie Warneke was hammered for eight runs in the sixth inning. The American Leaguers prevailed 11 to 9 to take a 2 0 lead in the city series.
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UCLA blank Montana in strong victory
UCLA defeats Montana 33 to 0 in a dominant performance. Colorado State edges Wyoming 13 to 7 while Denver University beats Colorado College 7 to 2. Nevada tops Southern Idaho 21 in a regional college football slate.
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