Hy’s Invade Toledo Sunday For Benefit Fight Card
A fifth district and Ohio Legion title bout headlines a charity boxing card at St. Agnes Hall tonight. Tony Skorke faces Joey Wilson in the feature as eight three round bouts showcase local and regional fighters with proceeds going to St. Agnes church.
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Simon Pure
St. Agnes Hall
St. Agnes Church
Legion
Ohio Legion
Tony Skorke
Charley White
Joey Wilson
Cleveland
Johnny Papke
Skorke-Wilson
Lloyd Hannel
Sammy Marsho
Nick Boris
Hannel
Robert Wakefield
Boris
Wakefield
Moe Hammon
Elyria
Art Hodge
Oberlin
Hammon
Hodge
Ron Hamilton
Nathaniel Davis
Lorain
Lorain County Legion
Hamilton
Geat
Davis
Nathaniel
Port City
Johnny Atkins
Joey White
Bill Slavin
Eddie Skerke
Tony
Ohio State 1932 Grid Schedule Announced
Ohio State’s 1932 football slate opens with Virginia as a new foe on Oct 7. Vanderbilt visits Oct 14, Michigan at Ann Arbor Oct 21, Northwestern Oct 28, Indiana Nov 4 at home, Penn at Philadelphia Nov 11, Wisconsin at Madison Nov 18, and Illinois Nov 25.
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Ohio State
Columbes
University of Virginia
Buckeye
Vanderbilt
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Northwestern
Indiana
Penn
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Madison
Ilinois
Ohio Open tee quest narrows field at Springfield
The smallest Ohio Open field in history tees off at Springfield Country Club amid chilly weather. Notables include Espinosa of Akron, Williams of Cleveland, Collins of Mansfield, Blanton of Marietta, with amateurs Florio of Columbus and Kepler of Darton. Espinosa and Bishop won the pro-am with 67, while Shute and Lave tied for second at 69.
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Springfield
Cnmpete
National Professional Golfers' Association
Henry Shute
Hudson
A! Espinosa
Akron
Eddie Williams
Cleveland
Jock Collins
Mansfield
Julian Blanton
Marietta
Johnny Florio
Columbus
Bob Kepler
Bob Servis
Darton
Espinosa
Glenn Bishop
Shute
Dr. J. G. Lave
Maurice White
Melvin Carpenter
Wooster To Observe H. 8 Visitors Day
Wooster College will host its third annual High School Visitors Day on Saturday at the Wooster Heidelberg football game. Invitations have been sent to more than 160 Ohio high schools.
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Wooster, O
Tay— Wooster
Contest Deadline Set for Dope the Results
Deadline is Friday noon for this week’s Dope the Results Contest in the Chronicle Telegram. First prize is two tickets to the Ohio Wesleyan versus Wittenberg game in Delaware on October 15. Second prize is two tickets to Akron versus Wooster on the same date. Open to CT readers except staff and their families.
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Chronicle-Tele-gram
Ohio Wesleyan- Wittenberg
Delaware
Akron-Wooster
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Canzoneri Petrolle Bout Postponed In New York
Tony Canzoneri lightweight champion and Frankie Petrolle from Schenectady were unable to meet in their planned 19 round title bout at Ebbets Fields due to undisclosed reasons.
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New York
Tony Canzoneri
Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
N.Y
Ebbets Pields
Lakewood High Captures Lake Erie League Tennis Title
Lakewood High clinched the Lake Erie League tennis crown by routing Lorain 4 to 1 at Lakewood. The Purple won four straight matches and dropped only one game in the sequence, with Tavener of Lorain defeating Graebner for Lorain's sole win of the season.
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Lorain
Lakewood
Lakewood High
Purple
Tavener
Graebner
Crimson Winds Up Drills For Sandusky Game
Syria High School football team prepared for a key Sandusky High matchup with a light practice to avoid injuries. Coach Roy Clymer considered lineup changes after missing center Jack Cullin, while Dan Andress may start at center. officials announced include E. J. Trler as referee and R. K. Sharer as umpire.
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Syria High School
Sandusky High
Roy Clymer
Crimson
Sanduski
London Gant
Clymer
Bay City
Oberlin
Rocky River
Jack Cullin
Dan Andress
E. J. “Tip” Trler
Western Reserve
R. RK. Sharer
Case
M. A. Houghton
Millers Protest Newark Win In AA Third Game
Minneapolis and Newark renew their Little World Series rivalry as protest on yesterday’s game leads to a ruling on the sixth game. Manager Donnie Bush filed the protest after umpires changed calls on whether Harry Birr caught a fly ball to end Newark’s scoring half inning.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Newark
Donnie Bush
Harry Birr
UBL's Critical Condition Dominates Big Ten Opener News
Openers across the Western Conference outline Purdue Michigan and Northwestern preparation as Ubl Myron, Michigan State star, fights pneumonia after a broken breastbone. Coaches push offense and defense while rain hampers Ohio State and Indiana practice.
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Minnesota
Purdue University
Myron Ubl
Re scheduled boat event amid rain expected
Rain disrupts plans as the boat event has been rescheduled for next Wednesday night.
Baseball Rumors Stir Across Franchises In Offseason
Henry McLemore discusses the flurry of speculative trades and ownership moves swirling around Major League Baseball after the World Series. He notes reports linking Babe Ruth, the Athletics, Reds, Cardinals, Braves, and others to various deals, while predicting Burleigh Grimes’s unlikely long stay in Chicago and predicting Ruth’s salary talk as typical winter noise.
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United Press
York
Mahatma Gandhi
Cincinnati Reds
Cos Coh
Connecticut
T. the Salt
Babe Ruth
Philadelphia Athletics
Stem
Stern
Jim Bottomley
Otis Skinner
St. Louis Cardinnals
Montreal
Boston Braves
Charles F. Adams
Hack Wilson
Mickey Finn
Ray Benge
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
New York
Clark Griffin
Senators
Giants
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
John McGraw
Cubs
Burleigh Grimes
Bob Smith
Stanley Hark
Johnny Moore
Burleigh
Chicago
House of David
Ruth
Ex Hy's Tangle With Champion Birmingham Boosters
Elyria Ex-Hy’s face Toledo Birmingham Boosters in a key semi pro tilt at the Birmingham field. Boosters, led by Harold Dunn, loom as the district’s top squad after routing Lorain Anchorians and Port City. Elyria's backfield reshapes as Melvie Gerhardinger and Max Eldred depart, with Freddy Cox stepping into signal calling and Dillman possibly moving to quarterback.
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Birmingham Field
Ernie Braden Ust
Elyria Ex-Hy’s
Toledo
Birmingham Boosters
Birmingham
Boosters
Dolgin Dairies
Lorain
Earler J
Harold Dunn
Port City
Melvie Gerhardinger
Melvie
Max Eldred
Gerhardinger
Eldred
Clifford
Freddy Cox
Jack Dillman
Naltback
Wilbert
Otterbacker
Osterbacker
Roosters
Laverine
Harold Anan
Gerhardingyy
Ketopas
Cox
Dillman
Kenny Martin
Pileman
Tiss
Fortman
Pete Yucka
Fillhieh
Veterans Lead Rec Pin Loop In Weekend Match
Veterans of Foreign Wars led the Recreation League by winning two of three in a contest last night. The Moose No. 276 with Wilcox and George Bohm in the lineup defeated the Woodland KK from Elyria. Bohm posted a three game total of 609 and Johnny Banek added a 205 single game for the Eagles.
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Recreation
Moose
Wilcox
George Botn
Elyria Retters
Wheir Jineup
Woodland KK
Bohn
Johimy Baniek
Elyria Kegler
Eagles
Wooster Coach Picks Winners In Grid Games
Wooster Ontario coach E M Mose Hole resumes his autumn custom of predicting winners. He forecasts John Carroll over Baldwin Wallace and several other college football matchups including Ohio State over Indiana and Notre Dame over Haskell among a long slate for the weekend.
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E. M
Mose” Hole
John Carroll
Baldwin Wallace
Mt. Union
Case
Akron
Hiram
Capital
Kenyon
Hobart
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Tulane
Georgia
Army
Carleton
Navy
Washington
Carnegie Tech
Western Oyer VE
Wisconsin
Iowa
Yale
Chicago
Mercuries Schedule Practice Ahead of Oakwood Park Game
The Mercuries hold a practice tonight at the usual time to prep for Sunday's game against Serby Oakwood Dairy at Oakwood Park. All may 8 players are asked to attend. Gordon Boddy is asked to take notice.
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Mercuries
Serby- Oakwood Dairy
Oakwood Park
Gordon
Boddy
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