Better Pitching Fighting Spirit Bring Cards Title
Shaw High coach John Snavely, tight lipped about the outcome of the Shaw Elyria clash, promises a hard fought game as the eight Lake Erie League season opens at Ely Stadium. Past meetings show tight margins and surprises, with Shaw seeking to avenge a 1923 forfeit and Elyria favored again, while Shaw’s six lettermen and veteran line look to spark an upset in a rivalry rich in history and significance for Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Valende
John Snavely
Shaw High
Shaw-Elyria
Lake Erie
Ely Stadium
Elyria
Warren Eisenhut
Shawts
Shaw
Shaw-Elyria Rames
Elyria-Lorain
Elysfa
Crimson
Snavely
Cleveland
Lake Erie League
Sete
Elyria Lumber Pinsters and Cards Triumph in Frayed Showdowns
The Elyria Lumber Pinsters defeated the Struck Furnitures in a St Johns Lutheran League match with two early wins and a narrow win in the last game. The narrative shifts to the St Louis Cardinals, describing clubhouse fights and a dramatic pennant drive sparked by Lippy Leo Durocher’s push for team unity, culminating in a World Series comeback victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyita Lumber and Coal
Hedeans
Dizzy
Tiy
Brother Paul
Lippy
Leo Durocher
Cards Clinch World Series With Strong Pitching And Fight
Detroit hosts Game Seven as St. Louis Cardinals rout the Tigers 11 runs to none led by Jerome Dean and a relentless lineup. Frisch’s club overcame early trouble, riding seven runs in the third inning and forcing Detroit to the exits as the series finished in victory for St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Kings
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Stuart Cameron
United Press
Etroit
Mich
U.R
Frank Frisch
Detroit Tigers
Jerome Dean
Elder
Dizzier
St. Louis
Detroits
Lynwood Rowe
Tigers
St. Loui
Detroit
Eldon Auker
Mickey Cochrane
Moundsman
Chief Hogsett
Tommy Bridges
Firpo Marberry
al Crowder
M. Witch
Dizzy
Frisch
Collins
Delances
J Dean
Medwick
Martin Rothrock
St Louis
Rothrek
Merv Trisch Delancey
Medwich
Martin
Owen
Gehringer
Greenberg
St Tenis
Petro
Auher
Hogset
Orsatt Martin
Marberry
Bry
Dean
Greenberge
Bridges
White
Crowder
Rothrock
Dean Delancey
Rower
Howesett
Innnings
Auber Umptres
Geisel
Plate Reardon
Klem
Sports Cut Short and Oddities Across Baseball Golf and Football
A tense baseball moment in the World Series ends with Medwick ejected amid Detroit crowd unrest. The piece also notes a six hole golf course using air port holes, a five man backfield controversy in football, and Ohio college triumphs. It cites Frank Frisch and Dizzy Dean as key figures and mentions Denison and Ohio State athletes as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pylon Flying Club
Philadelphia
Patco
Norristown
Boulevard Airport
Somerton
Pitcairn
Wings
Andy Bakes
Andy
Frankie Frisch
Dean
Tigers
Paul
Daffy
Bengals
Jay
Dizzy
Edson Rupp, Jr
Denison University
Denison
Nocky Rupp
James McDonald
Springfield
Ohio State University
Oscar Melillo
St. Louis Brown
Artie Hoffman
Chicago
Londos to defend title in outdoor carnival bout at Wrigley Field
Los Angeles October 10 Jim Londos heavyweight champion will risk his title tonight against Man Mountain Dean of Georgia in an outdoor carnival at Wrigley Field expected to draw over 36000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jim Londos
Dean
Georgia
Wrigley Field
The restless striving for personal best yields uneven well being
The text notes that individual effort and productivity drive great activity but do not guarantee everyone's welfare, highlighting inequality in outcomes despite widespread striving.
Columbus Red Birds Win Little World Series Again
The Columbus Red Birds defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 13 to 8 in Columbus last night to clinch the little world series for the second straight year after Toronto tied the series with a 5 to 1 win in the day game. Lew Riggs and Mickey Heath hit home runs for Columbus, Joe Morrissey homer for Toronto, Ed Heusser earning the victory in relief of Greer as Sheriff Blake took the loss. Columbus outhit Toronto 16 to 13 in the deciding game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Lew Riggs
Mickey Heath
Joe Morrissey
Ed Heusser
Greer
Sheriff Blake
Red Birds
Buffalo
Smith Recovers Will Be Back In Ohio Lineup
Columbus Ohio Oct 10 UP I The return of Halfback Jack Smith to the Ohio State lineup this week raises hopes of beating Illinois at Champaign next Saturday. He will replace Frank Boucher after knee trouble kept him out of the Indiana game. Coach Francis Schmidt considers more changes in the line to face Illinois with Scott possibly replacing Hamrick. Center position sees Kahela and Wetzel competing with Jones. Wetzel stands out for pass defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Shaw
Cleveland East
Massillon
Lakewood
Purple
Howard Shaw
Morris
Jack
Elyria
Snavely
Eads
Jack Columbus
Ohio State
Illinois
Champaign
Smith
Indiana
Frank Boucher
Buckeye
Boucher
Ohio
Francis Schmidt
Jim Scott
Charley Hamrick
Gomer Jones
George Kahealo
Damon Wetzel
Wetzel
Landis Holds Court During Detroit Near Riot
Detroits game halted as crowd turmoil flared after a collision between St. Louis left fielder Ducky Medwick and Tiger third baseman Warvin Owen. Medwick was hurled objects at. play stopped as attendants cleared debris and relief officials sought calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Paik
Ducky Medwick
St. Louis
Warvin Owen
Tiger
I. T. S. Rubber Company Team Wins Ninth Straight Game In City Bowling League
I. T. S. Rubber Company Keglers extended their perfect run to nine straight wins by posting a season high 2,728 three game total and a 971 single in a 3-0 sweep of Welsh Funeral Home at Knights of Columbus lanes. Jack Renninger led with 578 and Hayden Evans added 576 including a 259 single. Art Patch led Welsh with 548. Colson Company won two from Inter-City Coal, keeping Colson in fourth while Coal sank deeper. George Bohn led Colson with 577 including a 221, Clyde Ryan added 546, Ed Wilcox paced Coal with 649. Current leaders: I. T. S. and Little Brown Jugs undefeated. Thursday matches: Jugs vs Elyria Hardware. Jackson Wall Paper vs Maumee Dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Keglers
Jack Renninger
Hayden
Daddy” Evans
Evans
Art Patch
Colson Company
George Bohn
Clyde Ryan
Colson
Pinster
Ed Wilcox
Coats
Little Brown Jugs
Elyria
Jackson
Maumee
Football Contest Seeks Predictions for Elvmia Games
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to predict weekly football results and win three pairs of Elvmia High School game tickets. Submit results on the coupon to the Football Contest Editor by 6 PM Friday October 12. postmarks after that time will be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegram
Elvmia
Cardinals World Series triumph praised as game cock spirit
In Detroit wire dispatches from October 10, the 1935 St. Louis Cardinals are hailed as a brave, fighting unit. The piece lauds key players like Dizzy Dean, Daffy Dean, and Joe Moedrick Pep for their grit in clinching the world championship, comparing the team’s resilience to a game cock’s fighting heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etroit
U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Deans
Dizzy
Daffy
St. Looeys
Moedwick
Bluffton Star Out for Baldwin Wallace Game
Walt Diehl of Bluffton College will miss next Saturday's game against Baldwin Wallace due to a knee injury suffered in the Ashland match. Diehl is a guard for the Bluffton football team and hails from Girard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton Star
Bluffton
Walt Diehl
Girard
Baldwin-Wallace
Four New Members Initiated into Indus Club
Four new members were initiated into the Indus Club during its weekly meeting at the Y. M. C. A. last night. The initiates were R. Brunger, H. Mason, W. Gehrke, and C. Ducoty. Afterward the new members served refreshments for the older members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I-Indus Club
Indus Club
R. Brunger
H. Mason
W. Gehrke
C. Ducoty
St Loveys Stymie Tigers In Spa of Play
In a spirited performance Schoolboy Rowe and the St Loveys overwhelmed the Tigers, forcing resignation from the field. The action earned praise for precise play and strategic dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Tigers
Spa
St. Loveys
United Press
New faces on mat card at Rainbow Gardens Monday
Dan Mossis presents a second season wrestling card with four new entrants. The headline bout matches George Craig of Oklahoma City against Frank Makin of Houston in a best two-out-of-three falls contest with a two hour limit. semi-final stars Bob Wagner of Atlanta against Freddy Nichols of Jackson in a one hour time limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mossis
Rainbow Gardens
George Craig
Oklahoma City
Frank Makin
Houston
Texas
Bobby Wagner
Atlanta
Freddy Knichols
Jackson
Miss
Oberlin Hosts Denison After Narrow Openers
Oberlin's Yeomen, after a 7 6 opening loss to Rochester, prepare for a home date with Denison in front of about 2 000 for Sixth Annual High School Day. coach Butler plans offense emphasis, work on pass defense and line-up shifts to gain balance and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Rochester
Denison
Yeomen
Pfaff
Landis
Butler
World Series Shares Split Among Cardinals and Tigers
Oct. 10 Detroit report shows St. Louis Cardinals players each receive 5941.19 from the 299,785.69 gate pool plus 51000 radio and 3000 for club attendants. Detroit Tigers players get 4313.90 each from the same pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtroit
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Wll
St. Louis
Tigers
New York Yankees
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Red Sox
Club to Hold Special Meeting at YMCA
The social and program committees of the club will convene a special meeting at the YMCA at 6 30 p m on Thursday. The notice appears in local society columns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elyria Lumber Pinsters
DeLancey
Vloria Tlanthber
Hoehn
Struch Furniture Gingel
Streicher
St. Lous AB
Sallis
Gehringe
A. Groshin
Trogell
Greenbers
Owen Bert
Pwean Moarbeers
Walker Oe
Cowderry
Matberry
Ernie Braden
Ny Riter
Wenesaw Mountain Tlandis
Joel Duchs-Wachs
Auto City
Ducky
Joe
Joe Medwick
Londos
Kenesay
Mountain Lanks High Commissioner of Baseball
The
Judge Landi
Love
I. T. S. Rubber Company
City
Welsh Funeral Home
Maumee Dairy
Fioria Tlardware
Jaroch Eeeenees
Kehnert Eeeen
McCoy
Dope
Michigan
Notre Dame
Purdue
South Bend
Terbein
Wittenberg
Westerville
Oberlin Vs. Denison
Dy Cross
Catholic U
Worcester
Nebraska
Town
Lincoln
Boston U
Tufts
Boston
Ork U
West Va
Wesleyan
New York
Temple
S. Indiana
Duke
Georgia Tech
Durham
Cleveland Heights
Lorain
Wooster
Michigan State
Carneste Tech
East Lansing
Yale
Pennsylvania
New Haven
Harvard
Brown
Cambridge
Rice
Southern Methodist
Pitt
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Cornell
Syracuse
Ithaca
Henry McLemore
Walt Hines
Owl Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!