Jewelers Lead City Class A Bowling Race Pace Set by Mackin
In Elyria Recreation League action the Jewelers sit near the Inside track for the half title as Bill Mackin powers the team. His four-match totals show 2 575 pins with a 215 average, including series of 547 710 619 and 699. Team totals reach 3 010 as a second man Banville posts 668.
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Eroot Jeweless
Bill Mackin
Mackin
Elyria
Jewelers
Bob Banville
Bill Rogers
Rogers
Bears Meet Rams In Cleveland Battle At League Park
AUgh of the Week notes coach tension and player grit as the Bears clash with the crippled Cleveland Rams in a high stakes league game at League Park. The piece includes team stat contrasts showing the Bears leading in rushing and defense while the Rams edge in passing and total yardage.
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Flore
Cts
Frank Walend
Walter Duffee
Bridge
Ohio
Duffee
Delaware
Bears
Rams
League Park
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Rams
Cleveland
Shaw Stadium
Rumor Wars and World Series Gossip From The Giants To Cubs
United Press dispatch from New York hints at turmoil in baseball as talks swirl about Bill Terry returning to first base with the Giants while clubs push prices for first basemen. It notes Billy Herman as a Cubs candidate for Cardinals player manager, mocks Art Fletcher and Grimm, and cites Phil Wrigley collecting pennant balls later used in batting practice.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Bill Terry
Giants
Terry
Billy Herman
Cubs
Cardinals
Art Fletcher
Yan
Ree
Grimm
Charley Grimm
Phil Wrigley
Pirates
Chicago
Wrigley
Wellington Eleven Defeats Elyria Reserves 16 to 6
Wellington High Dukes beat Elyria Reserves 16 6 at home behind Eastin speed and Lisiewski contributions. Key plays include a safety after a bad center snap, a Lisiewski to Obrig TD pass, and a late Elyria drive ending with Curcillo TD as Smiths miss kick.
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Wellington
Elyria
Season Records Of Elyria Opponents
Oberlin and Sandusky show broad results against Elyria opponents with multiple scorelines from 0 to 65 points. Entries list Oberlin, Sandusky, Middletown, Shaw, Lakewood, Fremont, Akron West, Lorain, Cleveland Heights, Shaker Heights and others with varied wins and losses across rounds and dates. The data reflects historical prep football results from several Ohio teams.
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Oberlin
Elyria
Overlin
Garfield Heights
Berea
Fairview
Sandusky
Cleveland
Collinwood
Toledo
Waite
Tiffin
Junior Order
Middletown
Columbus East
Scott
Dayton
Roosevelt
SHAW
Fremont
Bellevue
Piqua
Findlay
Fostoria
AKRON
Akron West
Mansfield
Akron St. Vincent
East Liverpool
Akron Central
Lorain
Cleveland South
Akron North
New Philadelphia
Cleveland Heights
Warren
Lakewood
Furnitures Beat Vestal Shoes In Bowling Match
Struck Furniture defeated Vestal Shoes in two of three games in a St John’s Lutheran Bowling League match at the St John’s school alleys. A Block of the Shoes posted 556 for a high series. Scoring lines show Nabakowski Mengel Hintz Saegert Streicher and others across both teams with several 100s and handicapped tallies.
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St. John's
Cleaners
Elyria Recreation
Elyria
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Hilltop Tavern
City Loan
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Leo's
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Aries Thomas
Darcy
Aseges
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Four Grid Games Hold Spotlight In Ohio Today
Four Ohio gridiron contests captivate fans as Denison faces Wooster in a close Ohio League matchup while Miami meets Marshall in Buckeye Conference action. Ohio U battles Western Reserve in a major non conference clash, and Dayton faces Cincinnati in a Notre Dame system showdown at night.
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Marshall
Carson- Newman College
Ohio Wesleyan
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Washington & Jefferson
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Muskies
Ohio U
Western Reserve
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Johnny Montgomery
Spark Plug
al Litwak
Dayton
Cincinnati
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Flyers
Notre Dame
Harry Baujan
Joe Meyers
Bearcats
Knute Rockne
Oberlin Indians Defeat Fairview 20 to 13 in Home Victory
Oberlin High Indians defended their home turf in a 20 to 13 win over Fairview High, with early scoring on a 15-yard rush and a later touchdown setup from a forward lateral. Willbond and Hudwell contributed extra points, while Fairview answered with a 65-yard interception return by Mitchell and a late five-yard drive cap by Wiebusch. The match notes an upcoming night game at Willard and mentions Ralph Murbach’s 82 for Elyria Country Club.
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John Carroll
Cleveland
Baldwin Wallace
Carl Estenik
Carroll
George Morris
Eddie Arsenault
Ed Willard
Arsenault
Joe Hector
Kent Downs
Findlay
Oberlin High Indians
Farview High
Oberlin
Fairview
Ohly
Willbond
Tridians
Hudwell
Oval
Mitchell
Campbell
Hudnell
Shaw
Indians
Wiebusch
Willard
R. F. Twichell Bowmen
R. Re
Marshall
McBean Johnson
Seve Cook van Ausdale
McCarthy Halt
Sevee Sine Brown
Muller Hudwell
Ceee Vewburger Campbell
Wiebusch Wiltbond
Nealy Robinson
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Willbon
Ralph Murbach
Elyria Country Club
Murbach
W. H. Hull
Medina and New London Lead North Ohio League
Medina and New London tied for league grid lead after both winning. Medina crushed Vermilion 32 to 14 while New London beat Amherst 18 to 6 in yesterday’s games. Key players included Thomas Kott Frederick on offense and Wolf Armitage Morse as linemen and backs.
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Medina
New London
T& Amherst
Holzhauer
Kennett Carker
Ie Sel Morrow
Edwards McConneil
Gordon
T Koepke H . Tyler Carpenter
Gerber
W. Edwards Thomas
Franklin Mathers R. See
Hans Rott
Fredrick
Amherstort
Krieg
Turcello
Bellefield
Arnes
Witzelben
Evans
Amn Wolf
Williams
Thomas
Kott
Frederick
Vermilion
Amherst
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Clearview
Standard Cleaners Meet Lorain Team Tomorrow
The Elyria Standard Cleaners and Lorain Ex-Hys are set to clash tomorrow afternoon at Cascade Park gridiron. Kickoff is 2 30 PM. Lorain field features former Lorain High players. Cleaners lineup includes Kill Armitage and Smith at ends with Rade also in the mix.
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Elyria Standard Cleaners
Lorain
Cubs Backing A Place In Third Series
The Cubs and their opponent race to secure a spot in the third series as both teams vie for advancement. Key players from the Cubs and their backers push for decisive wins to extend the postseason run.
Hartnett to Lead Cubs Against Yankees in New York Game
Hartnett reshuffles Cubs lineup for the third World Series game in Yankee Stadium. Frank Demaree benches, Cavarretta and Marty range the outfield, Clay Bryant entrusted with the pitching burden. Monte Pearson likely starts for the Yankees as Chicago seeks revenge and a possible return to Chicago for the decisive meeting.
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United Press Sports
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York
U.P
Hartnett
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Gabby
Frank Demaree
Ting
Cavarretta
Marty
Chicago
Clay Bryant
Mr. Bryant
Yankee
Monte Pearson
Cubs
Bryant
Big Bill Lee
Grandpappy
Charley Root
Rufus
Grid Results From Scholaste Portsmouth And Nearby
A long list of high school football scores shows Portsmouth toppling Steubenville 16 to 7 while Warren blanked Youngstown South 18 to 0. Also noted are Bowling Green 0 over Jima Geniial 2 and Van Wert 19 over Bluffton 0 with multiple regional matchups across Ohio.
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Scholaste
Portsmouth
Steubenville
Warren
Youngstown South
Jima Geniial
Bowling Green
van Wert
Bluffton
Zanesville
Luancaster
Weirton
W. Va
Niles
Dayton Chanunade
Dayton iLeele
Dayton Oakwood
Lebanon
Defiance
Napoleon
Marietta
Newark
Hamilton
Western Hilly
Fostoria
Fremont
Alliance
Youngstown Wilson
One Point Comeback Nets Foxx Batting Title Lead
Final unofficial baseball averages name Jimy Foxx of the Boston Red Sox as the AL batting champion at .249, edging Taft Wright by one point. Ernie Lombardi tops NL with .342. Grove leads AL pitchers at 14–4. Other leaders include Greenberg, Ott, Medwick, Mize, Heath, and Crosetti among the season’s standouts.
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New York
TVE
Jimny Foxx
Boston Red Sox
Foxx
Taft Wright
Washington
Wright
Jef Heath
Cleveland
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Mize
St.Louis Tras
Frank MelCormick
Cincinnati
Grove
Robert
Lefty
Charles
Red” Ruffing
New York Yankees
Bill Lee
Chicago
Ott
Giants
Red Sox
Medwick
Cardinals
Vosmik
MacCormick
Cronin
Heath
Mize
Greenberg
Detroit
Crosetti
Yankees
Hack
Newark Kansas City In Deciding Game
In Ruppert Stadium tonight the Kansas City Blues meet the Newark Bears to decide the Little World Series and the Yankee Farm Club championship.
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Newark
Kansas City
UPI
New York Yankee
Kansas City Blues
Newark Bears
Ruppert Stadium
Unclear college scores listed for multiple teams
Lake Erie standing shows Georgia 38 Furman 7 and St Vincent 41 Youngstown 6. Kent State 135 Findlay 7. Centre 49 Transylvania Miami 22 Tampa 6. Detroit 27 Catholic TL 0. John Carroll £ 5 Baldwin Wallace Marietta 28 Otterbein 0 Washington & Jefferson 21 Afitaby Ingum 7. Chronicle-Telegram ad seeks results.
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Furman
St. Vincent
Youngstown
Kent State
Findlay
Centre
Transylvania
Miami
Tampa
Detroit
Catholic
Marietta
Otterbein
Washington & Jefferson
Afitaby
Ingum
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Jack Graney
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Franklin Lewis
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Rogers Hornsby
Johnny Murphy
Bob Gerhart
Eastin
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Wellington High Dukes
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Lisiewski
Obrig
Jack Smith
Curcillo
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Chapman
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Perstitute
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