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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1938

Page

8

Elyria Eager for Friday Night Lakewood Game Change

Elyria High officials led by Athletic Director Roy B. Clymer vent frustration over Lakewood’s refusal to play the October 7 Lake Erie League game at night. With no rule forcing Friday games, Lakewood opts for a Saturday matinee, shifting expected gate receipts away from Elyria. Officials blame Lakewood’s John Mitchell while Lakewood’s coach and staff supported Friday, and the decision alters Elyria’s ticket plans and revenue expectations.

Elyria Lakewood Thletic Roy B. Clymer Elyria High School Carl L. Smith C. P. Shively Lake Erie Purple Crimson Clymer Ohio Erie Smith Lay Ting Lake John Mitchell Ralph Ness Huffman Mitchell

Lakewood Starts Work On New Stadium In Lake Ere

Lakewood begins construction on a new stadium with 12 000 to 14 000 seating capacity to host night football. Elyria Girls softball team to wear platinum ray sweaters with blue letters E and champs. jerseys ordered. Analysts predict Lorain Elyria Shaw atop Lake Ere standings after Friday games. Ohio State SC detente: Buckeyes favored over Southern Cal as Amby Schindler out with knee.

Lakewood Elyrua Herman (Juicy) Klein Elyria Jimmy Aiken Universit Akron Zippers Bucks Trojans Ohio State Southern California Columbus Francis Schmidt Men of Troy Amby Schindler Schindler Los Angeles Indiana Ohio Lorain-Elyria Elyria-Lorain Carl L Little Napoleon) Smith Elyria High George Daniel Lorain

Team Seeks Grid Games Notice at Roosevelt School Playground

Elyria youths urged to contact WPA supervisor Howard Harry Jones at Hines regarding grid game efforts f at M C A Roosevelt school playground. Boys in Elyria urged to respond.

Howard Harry Jones WPA Hines M.C. A. Roosevelt Elyria

Pearson and Bryant to Pitch Opening Game at Yankee Stadium

Report notes Pearson and Bryant named to start in the World Series opener at Yankee Stadium. The narrative recalls Dizzy Dean’s strong World Series performance and Frankie Crosetti's late heroics, with DiMaggio powering the Yankees as they gain the lead amid a tense Chicago-Cubs clash at Wrigley Field.

Stanley Hack Chicago Cubs Chivsac Relie Yankee Pearson Bryant Yankee Stadium Red Press Smitte Burr Eosthard Gabbe Hartnett Teeawaarts Armegioat Cubs Gr Yankees Tomernes Om Yaheessia Motarthy Penta Trever Process Rohan Leap Sears Setiis Mente Pearson Pearsp Pope Wren Wigiey Field Dizzy Dean Crosetti Frankie Crosett Pest Bees Secord Cubs Houdini Croset Los Diz Frankie Crosetti DiMaggio Wrigley Field Agais Hartnett Larry French Lefty Gomez

Trojans Picked To Whip Ohio In Reported Cram of Games

A garbled early sports column lists matchups like Georgia Tech Notre Dame and Harvard vs. Cornell. It mentions Ohio State U S C and Pittsburgh-Duquesne, with scattered scores and team pairings. The piece references Yale Penn and Santa Clara Texas A&M, plus Northwestern Drake and Indiana.

Notre Dame Georgia Tech Kansas Michigan Chicago Herb Crisler Tom Harmon Minnesota Purdue Gophers Bo McMillars Little Boys Indiana Ohio University Eric Edwards Western Reserve Red Cats Pittsburgh Goldberg Certine Stebbins Chickerneo Duquesne Wisconsin Badgers Hawkeyes Dartmouth Princeton Columbia Army Sid Luckman Yale Timmy Aiken Akron Warne Zippers Xavier Penn Oberlin Kenyon Gambier Boys Buckeye Conference Marshall Herd Brown Harvard Cornell Colgate Duke Fenry Belvry Gorters Throuck Tourhoimes Georgia Notre Dare Harvard-Corpel Iowa State Nebraska North Carolina Tulane Carolina Norhwestern Drake- Drake Ohy U. S U. S.C Clint Frank Pitbourgh

Not Licked Yet Hartnett Defies Cubs In World Series Drive

George Kirkley reports Hartnett and the Cubs rally amid a tense World Series drive toward New York. Despite injuries and tough breaks, Gabby Hartnett declares the Cubs not licked, as Billy Herman, Billy Jurges, and Starling Hackin face Yankee play with stubborn resolve.

George Kirkley United Press New York York Grtetes Dizzy Dear Cubs Billy Herman Cluzen Billy Jurges Starley Hackwin Gabby Hartnett Vanderbilt Kentucky Vanders den Mask Harriets Ces

Bell Clothes Win From Elyria Lumber

Bell Clothes win over Elyria Lumber in a rough matchup as both teams exchange fast plays and strong defense. The game featured key drives by Torreier and Fist with notable contributions from Teves, Rowdee, and CWeoret. Final moments kept the score tight and several players stood out with clutch moves.

Newark Holds 3-2 Lead In Series

Kansas City suffered a 7 3 defeat as Newark built a 3-2 advantage in the World Series. Sirdar and Beare delivered strong pitching, holding the Blues to eight scattered hits to notch a second victory in the best-of-seven contest.

Newark Kansas City Beare Kansas Cato Foneau Natuve Begg Blues

Yankees Win Second Straight in Chicago Thriller

New York tops Chicago 6 to 3 as Crosetti and DiMaggio drive runs. Girardi? Gehrig and Crepel contribute RBIs while Gorey? errors and pitching details show Gomes started for New York with Murphy and Deon in relief. Basil, Reynolds, and Selkirk charged with hits in a tense nine inning contest.

Roo Goer New York Chicago Fiarnis Watleed Cada Crosett DiMaggio Marty Ebace Grete Matty Arie Dermaree Merritt Jurges Collins Gordon Crosetth Gehrstt Crepel Garde Gehrig Paes Dalle Ott Gomez Reynolds Murphy Urge Deon I Yhehedy Sy French Selkirk Gomes Meri Jesnolds Hack Dew Clolfenay Jene Y Natyan Pean Trench Nean Kotls A. T Bears Hubbard A. L Moran

Crimson Eleven Favored As Ely Stadium Fracas Opens League Play

Elyria High’s Crimson grid eleven, in peak condition after Oberlin opener and a win over Middletown, prepares for a first day game to start the Lake Erie League schedule against Lakewood. The team seeks a league debut victory following prior wins and a Sandusky tie in the buildup.

Crimson Eleven Rangers Ely Stadium Oberlin Elyria High Crimson Gridders Lake Erie Lakewood Purple Ringers Middletown Oa Tig Vante Sandusky Sixth Streeters

Shaw Team Favored In League Opener Amid Busy Schedule

The Shaw team is favored to beat Shaker Heights in the league opener this evening as Elyria and Lakewood meet tomorrow in a featured 2 PM game. Contests also include Cleveland Heights at Shaw and Lorain versus Lakewood with a big weekend slate highlighted by the Referees meeting. Local squads brace for a busy schedule as teams unveil lineups and managers submit rosters for opening action.

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