Cardinals Athletics Tangle In Third Game For 1931 Title
In Philadelphia on October 5, 1931 the St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Athletics prepared for the deciding third game of their championship series. Lefty Grove faced uncertainty over a blistered finger as Connie Mack weighed pitching options including George Earnshaw and Waite Hoyt. Grimes for St Louis was likely to start, with a tight betting outlook placing the Athletics as narrow favorites.
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George Earnshaw
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Gomim
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George
Abby Street
Cat Burleigh Grimes
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Taiay
Lorain County Open Tourney Nears Conclusion
Lorain County Open Golf nears finish with only two Class 4A matches one Class B and two Class C needed. In Class A Worth Fauver beat Leon Oulette 3 and 2. A. Armstrong of Lorain to meet Fauver for the final next day. In Class B Joe Gaynor edged Carl Niemyer 1 up and will play Jay Huffman, who beat Phil Houserman 4 and 3, in the final next Sunday. In Class C Matt Rothwee defeated Otto Carleon 3 and 2 and Roth faces a remaining semi final winner for the final next Sunday.
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Lorain County
Joe Gaynor
Carl Niemyer
Jay Huffman
Huffman
Phil Houserman
Matt Rothwee
Otto Carleon
Orother
Ball Va
AL Lurks
Roth
Sundar
Lorain Roughs Up Akron North 21 to 7 in Big Show
Lorain High pulled away at Recreation Field scoring 21 points to Akron North’s 7. Al Nickolette starred with two touchdowns and a 43 yard pass from Weller set up another score, as Lorain dominated the game with strong running and key plays.
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Lorain High
Akron North
Recreation Field
Saturnas Afteernoon
al Nickolette
Lorain Jalflach
Scorie
North
Buich
Goss
Nickelette
Weller
Nickolette
Super Oils Triumph Over Sharp Grocers in Morn Game
The Super Oils eleven defeated the Sharp Grocers by 37 points on Saturday morning at Hamilton School grid. The Withers proved decisive with heavy power and strength in the matchup.
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Super Oils
Sharp Grocers
Hamilton
Mercuries Open Season with 6-0 Victory Over S Amherst
The Elyria Mercuries opened their season at South Amherst, defeating the South Amherst Merchants 6-0. Whadcock led the running attack, with Rainey and Koehn strong on defense as Woodrock stood out as the top ground gainer. Price and Wrare contributed for the Merchants. next practice set for Jefferson High.
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Elyria Mercuries
South Amherst
South Amherst Merchants
Mercuries
Whadcock
Fort Rainey
Koehn Ati
Woodrock
Price
Wrare
Jefferson
Public School Teaches Flying
The San Antonio Public Night School offers an aeronautics course taught by regular army officers. Requirements include normal physique and age over 14. Facilities handle up to 75 students. last year 50 completed, yielding five licensed pilots, including one woman. The program began last year as a cooperative experiment with the National Aeronautical Association, the army, and the school board.
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San Antonio
United States
Louis R. Knight
Brooks Field
Natinasl
Aeronautical Asenciation
Artay
Ohio State Opens Season With Commanding Victory
Ohio State defeated the University of Linglunati 67 to 19 at Ohio Stadium in Columbus in its first game of the season. The Buckeyes broke their own scoring record against a Big Ten opponent, driven by standout play from Captain Stuart Heian and sophomore Carl Cramer, with key contributions from Mike Vuchinich and Ted Hose. The win continued a history of strong opening performances for the program.
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Yoote
Tora
Oia
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Stuart Heian
Lew Hinehman
Carl Cramer
Mike Vuehinich
Hae
Weil
Ted Hose
Marin Varmer
Dirk Smith
Joe Gailus
Bob Haubreh
Nativities Triumph 7-0 Amid Mascot Tragedy
The Lorain Nativity N Light weights defeated the Thomas Furnitures 7-0 in hot conditions yesterday. Soehn scored for Nats after a back and forth drive but a late penalty nullified a Furnitures score. Dominski added the decisive touchdown as Peggy Ross the team mascot died earlier, and coaches scheduled nightly practices at Hamilton Showgrounds.
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Ldominski
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Hamilton
Lorain and Lakewood Standouts Dominate Lake Erie League Play
Lorain defeated Akron North 21 7 and Lakewood beat Youngstown South 23 12 as the only Lake Erie League teams to win this week. Cathedral Latin shut out Cleveland Heights 26 0, Heights first loss since 1927. Elyria fell 7 0 to Collinwood and Rocky River lost 20 0 to Garfield Heights.
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Lake Erie
Akron North
Youngstown South
Cleveland Heights
Cathedral Latin
Heights Sincr
Elyria
Rocky River
Collinwood
River
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Lakeway
Jerry Ioss
Ota
Purple and Gold
Cleveland Central
Shaw
Business Men Defeat ACs to Even Series 4-2
In a tight Cascade Park contest the Business Men leveled the league final at 1-1 by edging the Elyria ACs 4-2. Prebene pitched superbly for the winners, allowing five hits and fanning eight over eight innings, while Heath, Rateil, and T. Smith each had two hits to spark the victory. Trasier and Gerush led the ACs with solid defense and offense.
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Mahlmen
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Wells
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Rateil
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Gerush
Haserodt Jewelers Fall 7-0 to Dolgin Dairies in Postseason Opener
Haserodt Jewelers opened their postseason at Toledo and were shut out 7-0 by Dolgin Dairies. Dolgin’s offense produced a score in the first half, while Haserodts struggled on offense and drew a roughness penalty that stalled a late drive. The Dairies, among the state’s strongest teams, controlled the game with a powerful run attack and solid defense.
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Mansfield Bears
Northwestern To Meet Notre Dame Saturday Clash
Northwestern and Notre Dame, arch rivals, prepare for a big Saturday game at Solrier Field with 1200 expected in Chicago. Notre Dame seeks its 21st straight win and a shot at the national title, while Northwestern aims to rebound after a 19-7 season opening victory led by Pug Rentner and Ken Meenan.
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Notre Dame
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Solrier
Big Lake Front
Notre Plame
Indiana
Nebraska
Ernest (Pug) Rentner
Ken Meenan
Wildcats
Frank Carideona
Marchy Schwartz
Joe Sheeketski
Curt Cronin
Mike Koken
Rochester Beats St. Paul In World Series Play
Rochester wins 2 to 1 over St. Paul to move within one win of the Little World Series title. Both teams traveled to their home field for the remaining games as Rochester leads 3 games to 1.
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Red Wings
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Ladoumegue Breaks Nurmi Mile Record in Paris
French star Jules Ladoumegue ran the mile in 4 minutes 9.2 seconds to break Paavo Nurmi's world mark of 4 02.4. Nurmi's record had stood since August 23, 192?. In a separate item, Charles Hartman was arraigned on a charge of stealing 15 cents and ordered to serve one day in jail.
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Paris
Paavo Nurmi
Yaterday
Jules Ladoumegue
Nurmi
Bache Cent Brenswick
Charles Hartman
Avery Penny Stalon
E H S Net Team Falls 3 2 At Shaw
Blythe High net team traveled to Shaw Saturday afternoon and lost 3 2 in a tight match. Jay Howenstine played first singles and battled Moore to an 8 7 decision while George Danevaw and Therwout provided the day’s best moments in a hard fought contest.
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Lorain
Jay Howenstine
Couldiel
Burin O
Moore
George Danevaw
Ted Thetseay
Thorwood
Saa Barite
George Ted Therwout
Parent
Sawcoh
Mey
Pers Bantek
Otlya
Elyria Horseshoe Club Defeats Ashland In Meet
The Royal Horseshoe Club announced a pending match with Norwalk to be played next Sunday at Cascads Park. Nan a maker participated in a series of matches with players from hot teams and displayed to the crowd the numbers and names of the throwing games at command.
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Nanas
Horseshaw
Royal Horseshoe Club
Norwalk
Cascads Park
Foreign origins shaped historic congresses and courts
The text recalls a Vienna Congress era detail, noting a Bavarian French delegate and Russian czar’s advisers from Prussia Corsica Greece and Switzerland to show nationalism is relatively modern. It emphasizes diverse origins influencing European governance a century ago.
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France
Prussia
Corsica
Greece
Switzerland
Lakewood and Shaw Seek Lake Erie League Title Run
Lakewood and Shaw emerge as strong contenders for the Lake Erie League crown as the 1931 season opens. Lorain, Cleveland Heights have dominated since 1927, but Lakewood’s 3-0 start and a season opener against Shaw fuel expectations of a new champion.
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Shaw
Lorain
Dark Horse Elyria Quietly Shaping Local Campaign
Elyria shows improvement after a rough start and is hailed as the dark horse of the campaign. Lakewood and Shaw vie for top position while Rocky River grapples with a league cellar finish and hopes for another undefeated team like 126 Eric Gandrup.
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Dark Horse
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Rocky Iver
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Ted Eric Gandrup
Lakewood
Shaw
Tole
Lora Pii
Elyria Fou
Heights
Eutate Watt
Sixth Street
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Conlert
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Unclear high school football scores list mixed entries
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple high school teams such as Shaw, Lorain, West Tech, Cleveland Central, Oberon, Collinwood, Cathedral Latin, Rocky River and Garfield Heights with varying scores including Cathedral Latin 26 Rocky River 25 and Garfield Heights 20, but the page lacks consistent structure and context.
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Part Pirbor
Evelynd Bass
Toledo
Libbey
A Lorain
Gorain
West Tech
Cleveland Cantral
Akron North
Elyria
Medina
Sandusky
Oberon
Collinwood
Heights
Heightson
Cathedral Latin
Rocky River
Olmsted Falls
John Adams
Garfield Heighta
Shaw Holds Slim Lead In Local Grid Toppers
Shaw, led by a favored eleven, is seen as the strongest squad since the 1923 Harvard Cup winner Bamon Momberger. It has one win in three games, beating Cleveland East 12-6, tied Fairport Harbor 0-0, and lost to Toledo Libbey 18-6. Heights suffers a rough start with Frank Marshall limited to a single spark as Cathedral Latin delivered a 26-0 upset.
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Bamon Momberger
Wonder
Cleveland
Cleveland East
East
Cleveland Central
Central
Lorain
Fairport Harbor
Toledo Libbey
Libbey
Toledo
Ake Erie
Frank Marshall
Collinwood
Cathedral Latin
Eastern Teams In Easy Wins
New York October 5 Saturday football results show no clear sectional favorite as top teams mostly defeated weak opponents. Fordham won 20-7 over West Virginia. N Y A crushed West Virginia Wesleyan 54-0. Dartmouth routed Buffalo 61-0. Yale Harvard and Princeton won big. Yale beat Maine 19-0 while showing a solid passing game aided by Amhersts strong attack
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al Witmer
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Haserodta To Hold Important Meeting
The Haserodta Jewelers announce an important meeting at 7 o clock in Bill Jennes garage near Foster and Adams tonight. All players are asked to take notice and bring any required documents. Body of Anton Ponikvar returned to Cleveland home after Hartford race death.
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Foster
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Anton Ponikvar
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Ohio
Peanitevar
Elraics
Tony Lockhart
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