Wolodzko Praised by Coach Watts as Top Elyria Halfback
Tony Wolodzko left halfback and co-captain of Elyria High is lauded by Baldwin Wallace College coach Ray Watts as one of the best high school halfbacks he has seen. Watts, scouting early in the season, notes Wolodzko’s speed, kicking and passing ability while watching Elyria-Middletown efforts in the gym.
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Middletown High football humbled by Elyria loss
Middletown’s strong run ended with a defeat at Elyria last Friday night as the Middies, coming off 29 wins in 31 games, found it hard to book games with usual opponents. The setback in a hostile environment sparked discussion about schedule changes and security at future Middletown-Elyria contests.
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Middletown Falls to Elsing in Minor League Showdown
In a rugged contest Middletown visitors were defeated as Elsing Tiny Sexton, famed Ohio State quarterback, delivered the decisive pass. The Chicago Cubs veteran Charley Root tossed a shutout gem, guiding a 10-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals to secure the National League flag amid a busy sports day.
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Trish May Bid For National Honors From Swamp Opener
In a high scoring college football recap, Ohio State and others posted dominant wins while speculation grows on Trish May earning national honors. Ohio State’s defense shut out Indiana 6-0 as California rolled Washington State 27-7 and Texas Christian pummeled Arkansas 74-21. Minnesota defeated Nebraska 16-7, Alabama beat Howard 34-0, and Stanford toppled Santa Clara 22-0 amid a weekend of decisive results.
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Elyria Girls Capture League Softball Title in Dramatic Series
The Elyria Girls defeated the Fidcowlte Bittners 4 to 5 to clinch the Lerain Girls League title after overcoming a two-run deficit in the decisive second game at Harman Field. They had won the opener 16 to 11. season record reaches 8 wins 2 losses with 2 ties. Betty Garford allowed seven hits as five errors by Elyria aided the Bittners, while Dorothy Pitts allowed four safeties with timely hits from Elyria.
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City Class B Loop Pin Matches Tonight
Eight matches are on schedule in the City Class B Bowling League tonight at the Elyria Recreation. Early shift at 7 includes Electro Aliys vs Welsh Funeral Home, Von's Service Station vs Miller's Celery, Elks No 465 vs City Loan, Eagles vs Blue Sky Inn. Late shift at 9 features Shell Petroleum vs Ridgeville Hatchery, Motor Haulaway vs Fox Furnace, Gerber's Meats vs Tarry Tavern, Wykrent's Cafe vs Tattersall Dairy.
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McIntyre defeats Gariss 1 up in Cherry Ridge club
Maurice McIntyre won the Cherry Ridge club Championship over Les Gariss by one hole. Hank Kofsky carded 84, his lifetime low. Colombia reports a building boom across major cities, boosting construction activity.
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Feller Sets Major Strikeout Record With 18 vs Tigers
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller struck out 18 Detroit Tigers in one game setting a new major league mark. Despite the feat, Feller lost 4 to 1 in the first game and Cleveland also dropped the second 10 to 8. Greenberg finished the season with 58 homers as the Tigers and Browns wrapped up the series.
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Flashes Wallop Bulldogs 19 to 0 in Sunday grid win
West Side Flashes crushed West Side Bulldogs 19 to 0 on Cascade Park turf. Morse starred with a rushing score and a 25 yard TD pass to Yost. another TD came on a Morse to Lloyd Morse pass. A late drive threatened but the Bulldogs were unable to score.
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Oberlin and Rochester Battle to 6-6 Tie
Oberlin College and the University of Rochester deadlocked 6-6 in an independent game at Rochester. Kendall Briggs of Lakewood scored late for Oberlin after Rochester struck in the third period on a Curchin touchdown. The eleven game series since 1917 now stands five wins apiece for each, with Rochester leading total points 69 to 38.
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Gottlieb the Tailor Sees Pacts Like Ready Made Suits
Gottlieb the Tailor compares European pacts to ready made clothes saying they look fine but do not fit. He advertises cleaning and pressing services at Suits and Ocoats on Broad Street with phone number 2785 711.
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Bulzomi and Cofall Share Lake Erie Scoring Lead
Lorain’s Marion Bulzomi and Cleveland Heights Stan Cofall top the Lake Erie League scoring chart with 21 points each after last week’s games. Bud Smith of Lakewood sits third with 18 and Elyria’s Dick Selman fourth with 17 as the near-term standings tighten.
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Horan Abbey Tie For Blind Par Honors
Horan and C A Abbey tied with 85s in the Blind Par tournament at Elyria Country Club yesterday. Dr H B Knapp and Dr R W Williams each shot 83. Dick Timms posted the day’s low score 73, tying the course par. It was his second best round of the day.
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Seven Miss Three Games To Win In Football Contest
Seven contestants missed only three games in the Chronicle Telegram Results contest. Winners listed receive two tickets to Ely Stadium games with addresses of recipients. The competition continues this week with five more winners earning two tickets to the Elyria Akron West game. Entries must be mailed or postmarked by 6 p.m. Thursday October 6. The open contest excludes staff and families. Last week’s scores included Ohio State, Michigan, and other colleges with numerous regional teams cited.
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Yanks Overwhelming Favorites In 1938 World Series
United Press analyst George Kirkney argues the New York Yankees are overwhelming favorites to win the 1938 World Series against the Chicago Cubs. He notes Gabby Hartnett's leadership and the Cubs' pitchers, including Dizzy Dean, as Cubs' potential spark while the Yankees appear superior on paper.
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Cubs and Yankees Set for World Series Clash in Chicago
Chicago reporters note the Cubs appear outclassed by the Yankees who rest ahead of the series. Yankees boast multiple 20 homer hitters while Cubs lack power, injuries plague Chicago, and Gabby Hartnett leads a weary club seeking an upset in the 1940 Fall classic.
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Rams Rally to Upset Detroit in NFL Tilt
Cleveland defeats Detroit 21 17 as Rams turn momentum with a late touchdown. Key plays include a fumble at the Cleveland 12 yard line and Corby Davis sprinting off tackle for the winning score. Benton recovered for the Rams and Kovatch contributed a TD as Cleveland gains its second win in the league.
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Newark Bears Rally To Even Little World Series
Newark Bears call up ace pitcher Jack Haley to top farm club Kansas City Blues in a Little World Series game. Bears evened the series with a 12 to 4 victory before 153,586 at Ruppert Stadium and plan to move to Kansas City for the final game.
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