Maumee Dairy Wins Shrieking 3 Way Bowls Lead
Maumee Dairy team rolled 1 015 then 1012 in the second and third games to beat Jackson Wall Paper and hold first with a 6 0 record. Ed Robinson led with 232, Robison 623, Traxler 610, as the Dairy six hit 2 852 overall. Knights of Columbus split two of three with Smitty’s.
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Robison
Traxler
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Earl “Goo-Goo” Weller
Knights of Columbus
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S. Art Moetk
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Moelk
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Roehn
Five Pairs Of Tickets Offered Contest Winners
Five pairs of tickets to the Shaw Elsha game at Cove land October 19 offered to winners in this week s Chronicle Telegram Dope The Results Contest second of current season Lake Erie League opener for both teams Red and Black and Red Raiders seek early loop victory Dope The Results coupon on page clip mail to Contest Editor Five correct or nearest correct coupons win open to Chronicle Telegram readers except employees Deadline 6 p m Friday October 1 postmark rules apply
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Coveland
Chronicle-Telegram
Lake Erie
Red
Red Raiders
Nas
Cowpons
Biggest disappointment in schoolboy Rowe pitching
The text notes that Schoolboy Rowe, Detroit’s ace, failed three times, with his only victory coming as a relief pitcher. It mentions he was expected to carry the staff and reflects on education shaping character, hinting at broader sports coverage on another page.
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Rowe
Detroit
Reliet
Zeh Posts Big Scoring Night For Western Reserve
Zeh on three touchdowns and four extra points propels Western Reserve past Ithaca 33 to 19. His 46 season points lead the state. four players tie for second with 24 points each as 118 players from 39 schools have scored.
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Bay Zeh
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Cornell
Western Reserve
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Dobie
Cleveland
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Charlier Slagle
Miami
Harvey Mazee
Marietta
Leo Sack
Mavier University
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Mt. Caion
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Nolting
Cincinnati
Wellman
Marshall
Jenkins, Wilberforce
General Industries Bowling League Opens With Eight Teams
General Industries Bowling League gets underway at the Temple Alleys on Mid dle Avenue with eight teams entered. The league will conduct a full season with prizes to be awarded at the close. Matches are scheduled for Tuesday through Friday evenings each week.
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General Industries
Temple Allers
Middle Avenue
Heroes In Final Game As Detroit Wins Series
Detroit Tigers edged the Chicago Cubs 4-3 to win the 1935 World Series in Detroit. Diminutive Tommy Bridges, star pitcher, and Leon Goose Goslin, veteran outfielder, delivered the heroics in the decisive game.
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Heroes
Detroit
Tommy Bridges
Leon Goose Goslin
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Fans Celebrate Tigers First World Series Title in Detroit
Detroit erupts as Goslin’s sharp single seals a 4 to 3 win over the Cubs, ending the Tigers’ long drought. The city’s streets fill with waste-paper showers, hats tossed, and cheers echoing from Navin Field to downtown as Cochrane’s squad clinches baseball’s world championship. Revelers flood sidewalks, police struggle to restore order, and civic pride surges beyond economic worries.
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Dewey
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Paris
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Washington
Brooklyn
Mickey Cochrane
Cochrane
Mickey
Rough Semi Final Listed On Wednesdays Mat Bill
Promoter Dan Morris presents a two match program at Rialto Theatre Second Street featuring Red Prince Ulysses Nikilakis known as the Praying Arabian and Speedy LaRaine of Hamilton Ontario and Minneapolis in the semi final two out of three falls. The main event pairs George Sauer nicknamed the Net Han Strangler against Jimmie Mitchell the Black Panther of Lancashire Ky in a one hour time limit contest.
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Ulysses Nikilakis
Speedy LaRaine
Hamilton
Ontario
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Minn
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Rialto Theatre
Secondstreet
Praring Arabian
la Rance
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Craig
LaRance
Prince
Black Panther
George Sauer
Sauer
Goslin's Deciding Single Caps Tigers Cubs World Series
Detroit claims its first World Series in 20 years after a dramatic 4 3 win over Chicago in game six. Bridges and Goslin star for Detroit as Moriarty’s close calls haunt the Cubs with two disputed outs. Challenger Cubs, led by Grimm, protest umpire decisions amid a tense finish.
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United Press
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Tomay Bridges
Hack
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Bridges
Jurges
French
Gaian
Cochrane
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Goose Gostin
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Imer
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Rogers
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Hartnell
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Hartnett
Charlier Gehringer
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Gerhinger
Billy Herman
Larry French
Heinie Schubie
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Pyetroit
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Dixie
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Red Goose
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Stan Hack
Billy Jurges
Augie Galan
Mickey Cochrane
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Gehringer
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Galan
Ksang
Cui Ion
Mor
Elyria Lightweights Face Vermilion in Prelim Tune-Up
Elyria High lightweights meet Vermilion High in a Friday tune-up before the Elyria Akron West heavyweight tilt. Vermilion defeated Sandusky High Reserves 25 to 6 recently, after a 19 point win over Lorain. Conditions canceled the Sandusky game. Lake Erie league opener looms next week at Shaw.
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Lorain
Vermilion
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Sandusky
Lake Erie
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Lakewood
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We Did Our Best Says Manager Grimm
Chicago October 8 The Cubs lost the World Baseball Championship to Detroit. Manager Charley Grimm said we did our best and they remain National League champions. The defeat cost Cubs players about 2500 dollars each, with Cubs receiving 4382.72 and Tigers 6831.88 per man.
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Detroit
Charley Grimm
Cub
Tigers
O Mahoney Retains World Title With Victory Over Savoldi
Danno O Mahoney of Ireland defeated Joe Savoldi former Notre Dame football star at Madison Square Garden to retain the World heavyweight wrestling championship. The decisive body slam came after 26 minutes and 2 seconds of wrestling in New York last night.
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Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Madison Square Garden
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