Athletics Cards In Crucial Battle In Final Series Game
The 1931 world baseball championship hinges on a seventh game as Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics face the St. Louis Cardinals in a decisive contest. Lefty Grove starred, Burleigh Grimes to start for the Cards, Earnshaw likely for the A's. Pepper Martin slumped after a heroic run, and odds favored the Athletics to clinch the title.
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United Press
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U. P
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Robert Grove
Athletics
Derringer
Johnson
Lindsey
Rhem
St. Louis
Philadelphians
Gabby Street
Burleigh Grimes
Grimes
Mack
Earnshaw
Bob Grove
Lefty Grove
Flowers
Chick Hatey
Pepper
Martin
Ohio State and Vanderbilt Set For Grid Tilt
Ohio State hosts Vanderbilt in Columbus in a first meeting in 22 years. The inter sectional game drew 30,000 fans on a cool, clear day. Probable starting lineups list Ferrall and Kirwan as captains, with Cramer and Fortune among key players and Lane, Towns, Weygandt, and Strickling named officials.
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Ohio Stadium
Columbus
Ohio State
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Ferrall
Kirwan Baumgarten
Levendecker Warner
Beasley Smith
Sean- Gracey Cqailus
Hughes Haudrich
Moore Rabenstein
Foster Cramer
Eeees
Close Hinebmaan
Roberts Holcomb
Thomas Vuchinich
Frank Lane
Detroit
H. M. Towns
Bates
Carl Weygandt
Wooster
C. W. Strickling
Virginia
Mercuries face Lorain Nat Team on City Field gridiron
Mercuries meet Lorain Nativity Lightweights tomorrow at 230 PM on City Field Lorain led by Capt Pete Rainey. Nats, 1930 champions, boast strong form after a 7 0 victory over Thomas Furnitures. Local prep practice at Gates School 10 AM. players to report.
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Mercury Warriors Ito
Lorain
Nats
Thomas Furnitures
Mercuries
Gross
Slavin
Rainey
Conley
Sheldon
Ducoty
Michaels
Murkowski
Raynes
Fortman
Woodcock
Gates School
Bush Resigns as White Sox Pilot
Chicago officials sought a replacement for Donie Bush after he resigned following two seasons as manager. Bush said he did not fit into the organization and gave no future plans. He succeeded Lena Black and hails from Indianapolis with a long baseball career in several clubs.
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Chicago White Sox
Donie Bush
Sox
Bush
Acton
Chub
Indianapolis
Sault Ste
Tebe
Saginaw
Mich
South Bend
Tech
Detroit Tigers
Elyria and Norwalk to Clash in Horseshoe Meet
Elyria Horseshoe club schedules a 1:00 PM match at Cascade Park with Norwalk. Guest exhibitor Blair Nana maker, world champion tosser, will attend. Local players listed include Jack Shaffer, Russell Vasbinder, Chas Pallas, George Davis, Ross Augunat, Frank Yarsa, Clyde Ryan, Wilbur Troup, Carl Scheibel, Harry Hays, and Max Hart. MIDGET TEAMS TIE. Sharp Grocers and Mud Hens battled to a 7-7 tie at Hamilton School with Wilbart and Wise scoring respective first quarter and final chapter points.
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Elyria
Norwalk
Cascade Park
Blair Nanamaker
Jack Shaffer
Russell Vasbinder
Chas Pallas
George Davis
Ross Augunat
Frank Yarsa
Clyde Ryan
Wilbur Troup
Carl Scheibel
Harry Hays
Max Hart
Sharp Grocers
Hamilton School
Wilbart
Sharp
Wise
Managerial high points span 1909 to 1927 in major leagues
The text traces a baseball figure who played from 1909 to 1921, moved to the Washington Senators in 1922, managed the team in 1923, then managed the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1925 and 1927, guiding them to the National Championship in 1927. It notes the White Sox finishing last in the American League that year and winning the City Series against the Chicago Cubs.
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Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sox
Chicago Cubs
Reckme's Best Plays by Coach Slip Madigan
Edward Slip Madigan analyzes Knute Rockne's Notre Dame tactics and the 1926 Notre Dame vs. USC game. He recalls Rockne’s instinct for game-breaking moments, the left-handed pass by Art Parisien, and Notre Dame’s late rally that kept their hopes alive in the waning minutes.
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Edward
Slip” Madigan
Slip) Madigan
Central Press
Chronicle-Telegram
Madigan
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Notre Dame
George Gipp
Rockne’s ambidextrous pass idea beat Trojans 13 12
Notre Dame faced USC with Parisien ambidextrous rumors and tactics that forced Rockne to abandon left handed passes. Parisien ran right, then in a key moment flipped a southpaw pass for a Notre Dame touchdown near the goal line. The finish edged USC 13 to 12 as Rockne praised the dramatic ending.
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Notre Dame
Don” Williams
Trojans
Rockne
Willams
Parisien
Johnny Niemic
Trojan
Niemic
Parsien
Laranetta
Williams
Arizona Desert
Business Men To Meet A. C.s In Deciding Game
The Business Men and Athletic Club clash tomorrow at Cascade Park in the third and deciding game of the Cuyahoga and Lorain County League playoff. The A. C.s won game one, the Business Men won game two. Game time is 3 o clock with Harvey Heath to start for the Business Men and Johnny Yucka for the Athletic Club. All Business Men players report at 1 30.
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Cascade Park
Cuyahoga
Elyria Hosts Heights in Lake Erie season opener at Ely Stadium
Elyria High coach Chick Smith leads the Elyria grid team against Cleveland Heights in the Lake Erie season opener at Ely Stadium this afternoon. The 2:30 kickoff follows a 1 o clock Lightweight game between the two schools, with Shaw at Lakewood and Loran at Rocky River on today’s schedule.
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Chick Smith
Elyria High
Cleveland Heights
Lake Erie
Ely Stadium
Shaw
Lakewood
Lorain
Rocky River
Carnegie Favored Over Georgia Tech in South clash
In Atlanta on October 10 Carnegie Tech was favored in the inter sectional football showdown with Georgia Tech though Tech supporters claimed the rival could win. A correction notes a previous error about roller skating races, now scheduled for October 24 with Amos Bell and Nick Bradie. The Wolverines Midgets are set to face the Lightning eleven on Sunday.
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Georgia Tech
Atlanta
WPI
Carnegie Tech
South
Paladiua
Amos Bell
Nick Bradie
Georgia Doped To Beat Yale
Georgia enters the Yale game as a slight favorite in New Haven with nine players from last year’s win likely in the lineup. Yale’s starting team is described as green aside from the backfield, with Captain Albie Booth nominated for left halfback. The game is set for tomorrow afternoon at Roosevelt School grounds at one o clock.
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Conn
UPI
Georgia
Yale
Southern
Albie Booth
Merly
Roosevelt School
Wolverines
Lorain Fisher
Helii
Miko
Notre Dame 7-5 Favorite Over Northwestern
Chicago Oct. 10 Notre Dame, 7-3 favorite, meets Northwestern before about 90,000 at Soldier Field. Notre Dame seeks its 21st straight win and may be boosted by captain Tom Yarr, despite a fractured left-thumb in practice. Northwestern relies on sophomores Potter Meenan Olson and Rentner to challenge. Reb Russell is out.
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Notre Dame
Northwestern
Soider
Wildcats
Reb Russell
Russell
Potter
Meenan
Olson
Pug Rentner
Ducat
Tom Yarr
Yarr
Furnitures Await Lorain Panthers Clash at Ely Stadium
Thomas Furnitures, 1940 City Lightweight champions, seek a third win as they face the Lorain Panthers tomorrow at Ely Stadium practice field at 2 39 p.m. Sin clair leads Lorain with a versatile game, while Furnitures scramble with injuries and possible forward wall shifts. All players must assemble at Ely Stadium by 1 30 p.m.
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Thomas Furnitures
Lorain Panthers
Ely Stadium
Panthers
Sinclair
Furnitures
Elyria Freshmen Beat Rocky River 19-0
The Elyria High School freshmen opened their season with a 19 to 0 victory over Rocky River Freshmen at Rocky River. Frog scored two Elyria touchdowns, Triplett added another, and the River team was ruled offside on the extra point attempt.
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Elyria
Rocky River
Carl Smith
River
Collinwood
Frog
Triplett
Grove Beats Cardinals in 12 inning baseball game
Grove outlasted St Louis 12 innings as Williams, Frisch and Simmons drove runs. Wiliams collected two hits and Derringer took the loss after a long 12 inning contest. The game featured six strikeouts for Grove and 4 for Derringer with 13 combined bases on balls and 12 innings pitched.
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Frisch
Simmons
Wiliams
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Derringer
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Haas
Bishop
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Foxx
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Bottomley
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St. Louis
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Lindary
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Johnson
Lindsey
Rleem
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Klem
Ai Bishop
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Rf. Haas
Ef Wee
Foxa
St . Bottomley
Rf. & Wilson
Dykey
Mancuso
Rhem
Collins
Ae Serebence Seces
Seere
Game Under New Banner Seeks Victory In First Time
Elyria Ex-Hos formerly Ha erodt Jewelers opens season traveling to Painesville to face the Merchants. Painesville, loaded with former college and high school stars, aims to test the locals. Mitchell of Geneva College leads the Elyria attack, with Smythe as a standout punter. Ex-Hy players gather at 9:30 a.m. at B Jenne's Garage to ride to the game.
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Stron
Elyria Ex-Hos
Ha Erodt Jewelers
Painesville
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Painesville Eleven
Lege
Tommy Nickelette
South Lorain Mechants
Lorain
Paynesville
Mitchell
Geneva College
Smythe
Giera
Gove
Cowie
Krieg
En Moelk
Renouard
Archambeau
Ryan
Clifford
Cox
Quart
Dillman
Fortman
Babaiks
Martin
Jenne
Fost
Adams
Lorainite Leads Princeton Team in Big Brown Battle
Lorainite Biull Yerkins, a top tactic from Lorain High, directs Princeton against Brown. Yeckley also plays tackle for the Tigers as the team lines up today in a key matchup.
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Princeton
Biull Yerkins
Loraim High Schow
Princeton University
Eridders
Brown
Yeckley
le Tiger
Rochester Team Cinches Title in Little World Series
Rochester Red Wangs defended their International League crown and added the Little World Series title with a 9 to 3 win over St Paul. Starr earned seven hits allowed in eight games, giving Rochester five victories and St Paul three in the series.
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Rochester
N.Y
LPJ
Billy Southworth
Rochester Red Wangs
St. Paul
Starr
Fauver Marsh In 36 Hole Final At Cherry Ridge
A large gallery is expected at Cherry Ridge tomorrow for the 36 hole final of the Li am County Open Golf Tournament. In Class final Worth Fans of Elyria Count Club faces Har Marsh unattached. Marsh beat Armstrong of Lorain 3 and is a former Elyria caddie. The Class B final features Joe Gaym of Lorain against Jay Huffman of Erie.
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Cher Ridge
New London Wallops Ridgeville in 32-0 victory
New London High defeated Ridgeville High 32 to 0 in a Northeastern Ohio football game played yesterday afternoon in Ridgeville. New London surged with a strong offense and solid defense to overpower Ridgeville on home turf.
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Ridgeville
New London High
Ridgeville Hi
Ohio
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