Scribes Think Cardinals Got Better Of Trade In Securing Lon Warneke
New York telegraph reports the St Louis Cardinals out traded the Chicago Cubs by landing Lon Warneke for Rip Collins and Leroy Parmelee. It notes Cubs owner Phil Wrigley paid about 35000 for Curt Davis and discusses ongoing winter swaps, managers, and prospects across several teams including the Dodgers Giants Yankees and Pirates with names like Frick Stengel Grimes Terry Leslie Vaughan Lazzeri and Goslin tied to trade rumors and spring plans.
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Elyria Shaw rivalry looms as fans bet on outcomes
Betting chatter surrounds Elyria High football with six remaining games, Shaw's Red and Black seen as favorites in Saturday clash at Ely Stadium. Historical series show Elyria leading, Shaw rebounding under Trevor Rees as era shifts, while local talk focuses on potential upsets and fan odds.
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Oberlin Soccer Team Schedules Carnegie Games
Oberlin's championship soccer team with one game scheduled has a dream outlook this year until Dr. J. H. Nichols arranged two contests with Carnegie Tech. The schedule lists November 6 at Allegheny in Meadville Pennsylvania, November 14 hosting Carnegie Tech, and November 28 in Pittsburgh. Negotiations continue with Cleveland and Lorain teams.
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Managerial bid and player moves in final World Series game
Delivered to the press box at the final game of the world series, seeking help for a managerial assignment. He noted he was comfortably fixed and would not demand a high salary. Cleviland loses golfer Maurice McCarthy who moves to Cincinnati. Woodcock is scarce here, Elyria has a few solid shooters. John Wadsworth, Doc Jackson, Ralph Murbach, Red Schmitkens and Bill Struck are expected to pursue the season on the birds tomorrow morning.
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Injured Elyria Regulars Return for Shaw Clash
Elyria High awaits a stronger field as three returning regulars Bolinski Czak and Pfaff plus Nelson Gerber, fresh from a hand injury, boost the Raiders for the Shaw game at Ely Stadium. Dan Guigin returns to practice while Leo Meyer misses Saturday with a severe charley horse.
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Estes And Purdin Grapple Tonight In Rialto Feature
Promoter Dan Morris promotes a Rialto bout starring Jack Purdin of Gallipolis against Johnny Estes of Washington D C at Second Street Theatre tonight. Ladies Night offers free admission with one paid ticket. a midcard between Benny Bolt and Vic Weber and a ten minute curtain-raiser start at 8 30 p m.
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Woodcock Season Opens In Ohio On October Dates
Woodcock season opens in Ohio from October 15 to November 14. Shooting hours are 7 a.m. to sunset. The daily bag limit is four birds. Birds may be taken with dog and gun only. Guns must be no larger than 10 gauge and may be autoloading or repeating but hold no more than three shells.
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Friday Deadline in C T Dope The Results Contest
Deadline 6 p m Friday for the Chronicle Telegram Dope The Results contest offering five pairs of Elyria Shaker Heights game tickets on October 23. Clip the coupon, predict winners among twenty games, mail by deadline, first five correct or nearest receive prizes, editor’s decision final. open to readers except staff and families.
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Lum Still Leads Ohio Fox Derby on Final Day
Jackson Ohio October 14 hounds in the 17th Ohio Fox Hunters Association derby began the final day with Lum owned by Oscar Bennett of Jackson still in the lead. Bonnie owned by Jack Young of Spencer West Virginia was second yesterday Flash owned by Cartie Sweringen of Buena Vista Ohio was third Avon Heap and Trouble from Dan C Meeks Coshocton kennels followed. An all age race is set to start tomorrow the event drew a record breaking field.
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Lorain Boosters Seek Elyria Grid Games
The Lorain Boosters formerly the Silvers seek grid matchups with teams in Elyria and nearby areas. Interested managers should write to Joe Danevich at 2155 East 34th Street Lorain or call 73-804.
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Politics Should Not Be Left to Politicians Alone
A call urges broad civic engagement as the political process grows more crowded with participants. Emphasizes diverse voices joining debates to strengthen democratic accountability and policy outcomes.
Bell Clothiers Sweep Vestal Shoes In Lutheran Bowling
Bell Clothiers dropped the opening game then won the next two to beat Vestal Shoes in a St. John’s Lutheran Bowling League match. E Block led scoring with 343 total, including a 219 single for the winners.
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Northwestern Coach Waldorf Practices Passing and Power Plays
Evanston Oct 14 Coach Lynn Waldorf drilled Northwestern focusing on passing and scoring plays. He subbed in Steve Toth and Don Geyer as backs and said Ohio State would face trouble from new power plays.
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College scrimmages in Midwest grid workouts noted
Oct 14 reports from Lafayette Chicago Ann Arbor Minneapolis Champaign Iowa City describe Purdue Chicago Michigan Minnesota Illinois Iowa scrimmages focusing on offense defense timing and potential lineup changes as coaches seek better play and replacements for key backs and personnel.
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Wisconsin Varsity Dominates Freshmen in Scrimmage
In Madison on October 14, the Wisconsin varsity faced only light opposition from the frosh as they practiced using Notre Dame plays. Strong names and precise formations from the host team highlighted a controlled scrimmage with the outcome favoring Wisconsin’s experimentation and execution.
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Indiana Coach McMillin Directs Tough Nebraska Prep
Bloomington Oct 14 Coach Bo McMillin led Indiana through a stiff offensive workout for Saturday’s matchup against powerful Nebraska. The session focused on sharpening timing and execution as the Hoosiers prepare for the Sooners.
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Molders Rally to Take Two Wins Over Office Pinme
The Molders overturned an initial loss to win the next two games against the Office in the General Industries Bowling League at Temple. Duke led the winners with a 526 high series.
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Wedebrook Likely Start In Ohio State Backfield
Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt leans toward safety first as they open Western Conference play at Evanston against Northwestern. Sophomore fullback Wedebrook, famed for punting, is projected to start, but his blocking and speed remain questions after limited shows vs NYU and Pittsburgh.
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Ohio State Coach Schmidt Escapes Local Ire After Pitt Loss
Columbus report notes Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt escaped criticism from local writers after the defeat to Pittsburgh. East Liverpool paper questions why Bill Booth sat on the bench. Ohio colleges and figures highlighted include Heidelberg, Toledo, Akron, Xavier, and Kenyon with various coaches and players named.
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Boxing Card at Central Armory Promises 4000 Tonight
OUIS VARGA backs a Cleveland boxing revival with a return bout featuring Jimmy Vaughn vs Ray Sharkey in Central Armory. Vaughn edged Sharkey in their first meeting. Elyria recalls Sharkey’s clever display against Pete Rosetti at Rialto Theatre. Also notes OSU backs Birkholtz and Wedebrook vs Northwestern, Sam Leslie’s abdominal operation, wrestler Jack Purdin at Risko Theatre, Benny Bolt versus Vic Weber, and an Ohio football history snippet.
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Dressen To Talk To Red's Manager
Warren Giles newly named vice president and general manager of the Cincinnati Reds plans to confer with Manager Chuck Dressen. The discussions with President Powel Crosley and other Reds officials will decide whether Dressen remains as manager after Giles arrives from Rochester. Dressen will travel from Nashville to Cincinnati for the talks.
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Schmidt’s Wedebrook usage hints at key Bills roles
Analysis of Schmidt’s practice shows he is ready to overlook faults and focus on Wedebrook. His towering punts prove valuable, suggesting a shift away from traditional backs or defensive players toward specialized kicking and ball handling in Buffalo.
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Hartnett declines Brooklyn managerial offer and Dodger trade
Chicago Cubs catcher Leo Gabby Hartnett said he does not want to leave the Cubs or manage Brooklyn. Reports had Hartnett linked to a Dodgers move for pitcher Van Mungo, but Cubs owner P. K. Wrigley indicated he would keep Hartnett if he wished to stay, noting the team’s need for a pitcher was eased by Leroy Parmalee’s acquisition.
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