Notable Football Picks and Softball Net Profit Report
The Midlands weekly sports column notes Tony Wolodzko as Elyria High’s star left halfback and lists his contest picks across college and pro teams. It also reports the Ohio State Amateur Softball Championship in Toledo, with net profit of 200.37 dollars turned over to the Elyria Recreation Board after expenses of 94.249 and gross income of 1,142.86. The piece closes with the Smitty's team beer outing and a Monroeville game featuring Storm and Hutchings and players Storm, Hutchings, and Don Hutchings from West Virginia Wesleyan.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Tony Wolodzko
Tony
Elyria
Clymer
Akron West
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Sandusky
Mansfield
Hamilton
Oberlin
Ohio State
Northwestern
Michigan
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Fordham
Purdue
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Illinois
Western Reserve
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Case
Wooster
Holy Cross
Carnegie
Ohio
Page Daily
Toledo
Carl May
Portsmouth
Commi
Tvent
Carl W. Wagner
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Elyria Recreation Board
Storm
Trutchings
MABEY
Smitty's Beer
Monroeville
Monroeville Grays
Elvrians
Rel
Earl Faulhaber
Grays
Jack Storm
Don Hutchings
Colege
Jack ‘Storm
Duke University
Ge Smith
Don Huings
West
Virginia Wesleyan
George Smith
Bears Dominant In West Coast Football Race
California again leads the Pacific Coast Conference title chase as the Golden Bears push toward another Rose Bowl bid. Coach Stub Allison built for 1938 while winning 1937, with results piling up 12 7, 27 0, 48 3, 29 0 in recent clashes. USC Ohio State and others loom as main threats on the remaining slate.
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Los Angeles
California
Pacific Cros
Golden Bears
Stub Allison
Wonder Boys
Allison
Washington
California Aggies
Califoria
College of Pacific
Bears
USC. L.A
Pacific Coast
Southern California
Trojans
Ohio State
Alabama
Oregon State
Troy
Washington State
Oregon
Stanford
Santa Clara
Arizona
White Leads Pro Ground Gainers
Byron White, the All-America back from Colorado, led NP league ground gainers with 216 yards on 81 carries at 2.6 yards per attempt. Max Krause of Washington followed with 207 yards in 23 carries, after playing one game.
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New York
Byron White
University of Colorado
White
Pittsburgh Pirates
Max Krause
Washington
Samson's Lead In Smitty's League
All members of the Bittner Funeral Home softball team are asked to attend a meeting this evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Manager Clem Monske on 18th street.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Clem Monske
18Th Street
Elyria Reserves Roll Sandusky 6 0 In Season Opener
The Elyria Reserves earned their first win in six starts by defeating the Sandusky Reserves 6-0 yesterday afternoon in Sandusky.
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Elyria
Sandusky Reserves
Sandusky
Oberlin to Hold Weight Edge in Hamilton Contest
Oberlin Yeomen set to host Hamilton on Saturday at 2 45 PM at Oberlin Athletic Field with a noted weight advantage. Coach Lysle Butler eyes a Homecoming victory building on a 12 0 Kenyon win and a stronger, heavier lineup after recent Rochester and Kenyon games. The Hamilton squad, though scrappy, has not broken through this season and seeks to upset the favored Yeomen.
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Oberlin
Hamilton
Oberlin Celege
Rennselaer
Hobart
Remmselaer
Rochester
Riverman
Hanlon
Tual
Lysle Butler
Winters
Butler
Oberlin-Kenyonne
Yeo
Lords
Ken Briggs
Laker Cod
Kenyon
Adolph
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Trojans
Cavaliers
Toledo Scott
Toledo Libbey
Coshocton - Marietta
Cleveland Rhodes
Marion Harding
New Philadelphia
East Liverpool
Elmira
N. W
Canton McKinley
Mansfeld
Sandusky
Akron West
Elyria
Norwalk
Galion
Ironton
Duracher Attends Father's Funeral in Massachusetts
Len Duracher newly named manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers travels to West Springfield Massachusetts to attend his father George Duracher’s funeral. The appointment became public only yesterday, though Lippy Duracher knew of it since the world series began in Chicago.
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West Springfield
Mass
Len ¢F
Ijpy Duracher
Brooklyn Dodgers
George
Duracher
Brooklyn
Lippy
Chicago
Cleaners team to meet for jackets measurement
Members of the Standard Cleaners softball team are asked to meet at the store at 7:30 to be measured for jackets. Chronicle Telegram wants ads for results.
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Cleaners
Buckeyes Tune to Run Heavy Attack Versus Northwestern
Ohio State fans hope for a stronger ground game as Coach Francis Schmidt emphasizes a straight running attack against Northwestern, moving away from trick plays. The Buckeyes show improved blocking, with Don Scntt Frank Zadh and Mike Kabealo anchoring the line while receivers and backs study blocking to thwart Wildcats. Northwestern's defense and pass threat from Jim Sex ton, Scott, Jim Siminne, and Kabealo will test OSU’s plan, though pass defense remains a concern.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Northwestern Wildcats
Evanston
Francis Schmidt
Southern Cah
Don Scntt
Frank Zadh
Mike Kabealo
Lense
Jim Straush
Auch
al Zuet Forest
Fordham
Tom Wel
Sehmidt
Bucks
Wildcats
Northwestern
Hert Schmidt
Jim Sexton
Scott
Jim Siminne
Kabealo
Kieth Bliss
Wendell Lohr
Sam Bartschy
Old Age Will Catch Yanks Says Bradley
Cleveland Indians president Alva Bradley says the law of averages will catch the New York Yankees. He warns against collusion among club owners and notes aging stars among the Yanks. Bradley believes Cleveland can overhaul the Yankees with good scouting, luck, and upcoming talent.
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Henry DB. Henson
U.P
Cleveland
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Yanks
Bradley
Yankees
Philadelpha
Loos
Dow
Connie Mack
Bill Dickey
Cavarley Ruffing
Louw Gehrig
Lefty Gomez
George Selkirk
Bump Hadley
Monte Pearson
Red Rolle
Jake Powell
Myril Heag
New Orleans
Tie To
Field Goal Gives Boston College Narrow Victory Over Detroit
Boston College edged University of Detroit 9-6 in a Columbus Day game before 22 000 fans as LAndaece Sack on the final play sealed the win. Fella and Gintafl drove the decisive field goal from the nine yard line amid a gritty Midwest matchup. Ohio State coaches noted a reserve eleven tackling drills while OSU players prepared for a trip to Evanston after a Wednesday practice.
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Boston
Landaece
Boston College
University of Detroit
Fella
Gintafl
Gould
Ohio State
Etant
Faidie Blckle
Ohio Wesleyan
Bull Schmidt
California
Indiana
Qohin State
Evanston
Five Man Line Shapes Ohio High School Football
United Press reports a major trend as Ohio scholastic teams adopt a five man defensive line. Notable is coach Pop Warner at Dayton Pallmont using eight players off the scrimmage to counter aerials, with six defensive formations to react to plays. The strategy aims to disrupt off tackle and pass plays while preserving mobility.
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United Press
Cranes
Ohio
Pop” Warner
Dayton Pallmont
Warner
Fairmont
Dragons
Commanders Remain Unbeaten In Colson Bowling League
The Commanders kept their hot pace in the Colson Corporation Bowling League winning three straight games at Elyria Recreation to extend their winning streak to 12. Teammate Syreed Theres contributed in the match with standout performance as the squad defeated the Tlarmalion Speed Kings.
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Machine Boveday Pereree de Pheu Bsutrabyy
Steet Shell Huon P
le Ui Eves
Machine Foundry
Elyria Recreation
Fox Furnace Company
Machitte
Roy Tan
Love Foundry
Wwe
Lyons
USO Keneleera Kati
Ae Gandsra
Sephultz Sherman
Beyer
Pope
Samson
Smitty
Columbus
Fannash
Warrs Ors Breil Brown Sohicans
Romeo
Pere Sen Ana
Brown Sohtana Tod
Fiyn Harrison
Volk
Walderts
Schimider
Ant Wintedtt
niSs Anderson
Aldrich
Eldridge
Homburg
Sabo
Ignac
Rogers
Ie T. Sabo
Donovan
Antyocia Ag
Flek
Rohe Donovan
Hing
Tinal
Que Miller
Gurney
Hame
Hanville
Sneek
Howard
Koepp
Ore
Banville
AGN Penges
San Teasdale
Todt Tavern
Fleimsath
Alen Rells Heer Rive
Ann Tubewekt
Kraogmar
Morane
Ranville
Davies ‘ On
Elyria Oirles
Ingersoll
Bement Ann Ag
Crosby Seereye Hi
Bittners
Woden Tree Lai
Krugman Eee
Colson Corporation
Moss Commanders
Gie Elyria Recreation
Tlarmalion Speed Kines
Mass
Spee Anpeeny
City Class A Bowling Loop Sked Tonight
Five matches head the City Class A Bowling League schedule at Flynn Recreation tonight. Early shift pairs Zwelock-Haseradt Jewelers with Moulton Candies, Elyria Hardware against General Industries, Diedrick Phillies Cigars versus Electro Alloys, Buiner Funeral Home versus Elyria Recreation. Late shift at 9 features Bauer Dairies versus I 7 8 Left and Right. Tarry Tavern has a bye.
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Flynn Recreation
Zwelock — Haseradt Jewelers
Moulton Candies
Elyria Hardware
General Industries
Diedrick Phillies Cigars
Electro Alloys
Buiner Funeral Home
Elyria Recreation
Bauer Dairies
The
Tarry Tavern
Merchants Drill Ahead of Lorain Collegians Game
The Syria Merchants hold a 3 30 p m practice today at West Avenue and 15th Street. Coach Dutch Wall calls on R Mate Z Sadowski G Barney W Wack Scott Z Kash A Zalewski to report. The Merchants meet Lorain Collegians at City Field Lorain on Sunday.
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Syria Merchants
West Avenue
15Th Street
Dutch Wall
R. Mate
Z. Sadowski
G. Barney
W. Wack
Scott
Z. Kash
A. Zalewski
Merchants
Lorain Collegians
City Field
Lorain
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