Elyria City and Bedford Clash in Deciding Suburban-Cuyahoga Title
The Elyria City team and Bedford meet tomorrow at Riverview Park for the third game of the Suburban-Cuyahoga Valley league championship. Both sides have one win, a pitchers battle is expected with Mike Skrup facing Lefty uk as the game aims for the season’s largest crowd. Skrup dominated Bedford on Sunday, fanning thirteen while Husak matched him. the deciding contest hinges on who gets the breaks.
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Husak
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Fifth annual World Series clash between Elyria and Elyna
Captain Vincent reports Elyria aims to bring the rubber one home in the fifth annual World Series. Elyna is a hard team to beat when a title is at stake, but hitting has lagged in this series. Nieckelette is hurt and Forbush shifts, yet Elyria’s defense shines. The Sunday game at 2 30 seeks a regulation nine innings, weather permitting, with possible extra innings.
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Bingle
Louie Nieckelette
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Sides Thomas Furnitures Clash At Ely Stadium
A local prep clash sets Sides to face Thomas Furnitures at Ely Stadium after a recent defeat by Lorain Comets. Both squads, led by coach Klein, expect a large crowd with 2:30 PM kickoff and players listed for starting roles.
Hill's Son Wins Empire Builder Title in Minnesota Show
Louis Hill son of James J. Hill won the oil painting division in the annual Twin Cities arts competition sponsored by the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The event in St Paul honored regional artists as Hill secured third prize in the Empire Builder category.
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ST. Paul, Minn
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James J. Hill
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Illinois Ready for Homecoming Clash With Northwestern
Illinois coach Bob Zuppke rallying his squad for the homecoming game at Memorial Stadium against Northwestern, the Big Ten frontrunner. He notes the Wildcats' edge in experience and power but says their strengths can be neutralized by fight and expects a victory.
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Shaw-Elyria Battle At Ely Stadium Preview
Snavely of Shaw leads the Red and Black against Elyria at Ely Stadium in a Lake Erie League clash. Shaw, aiming for half the league lead, faces Crimson Flash with Gerhardinger out and Feiger possibly limited. Preliminary game at 1 pm features Shaw Lighties hurt by injuries and eligibility issues.
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Haserodt Jewelers prepare for Bedford clash Sunday
Haserodt Jewelers travel to Bedford to face Bedford Merchants after a heavy loss to Amherst Shibley Motors. Several new players join the roster and will debut in Jewelers uniforms tomorrow. Players meet at the YMCA at 12 30 PM for the auto trip. Manager R E Huneke says the squad is in excellent shape and aims to claim a win.
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Bedford Merchants
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Haserodt
R. E Huneke
Fraternal Bowling League Matches Reported
The Eagles took two of three from the Moose while the Kulgut of St. John won two from the Odd Fellows at Knight of Columbus alleys. A. Smith of Knights of St. Irchn led with 535, Worthington 514, Nagy 502 as the only other bowler over 500. Local scores run lower this year than in prior seasons.
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Ohio Scholastic football results show wide scoring margins
A Patchwork of scores lists Columbus North 44 over Cleveland Central 6 and numerous other games across Ohio. Teams such as Salem, New Philadelphia, Ashland, Toledo area schools, and several Columbus programs posted varied margins with multiple line items and partial city names scattered throughout.
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Grantview
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Tippecanoe
Palecsville
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Mentor
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Leudenville
Wew Bondon
Wedding
Fremont
Fosteriz
Minerva
Sebring & Wooster
Akren Fillet
Norwalk St. Pass
Collett Challenges Van Wie In 34th Women’s Golf Final
At Los Angeles Country Club Glenna Collett, defending champion for three years, faces Virginia Van Wie of Chicago in the final round of the 34th annual women’s national golf tournament with Collett the favorite to retain the crown.
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Los Angeles
Glenna Collett
America
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
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RITTICISMS: Eastern Scoring Leads College Football Rise
William Ritt notes eastern teams dominate the scoring leaders with Colgate Cornell Dartmouth and several others atop the 18 major programs. He cites Mississouri as the lone major team not scoring while western teams face early-season grind and Notre Dame avoids warmups.
Huge Clock Debuts for Harvard Army Game at Harvard Stadium
At Harvard Stadium on October 18 a large electric clock, the first selectro timing device in American football, is installed. The ten foot dial marks fifteen one minute divisions and runs via an electric mechanism synchronized with a sideline control clock. The system starts from zero at each quarter and stops when timeouts are called, providing precise game timing for spectators.
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Harvard
Lorain to Meet Tiffin Cornells in Ice Stadium Showdown
Lorain Ohio Ice eleven prepared for a stiff battle as they host the famed Tiffin Cornells at 2:30 PM in the Ohio Ice stadium on Washington Avenue and 23rd. Coach Ambrose supervised a two hour workout after booking the semi pro eleven noted for beating Sandusky Maraons 66 to 6 and Dolgin Dairies 17 to 3 recently.
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Eddie Kane Dies Prominent Western Sports Figure
Eddie P. Kane a 42 year old sports figure dies after a five day pneumonia illness. He spent more than 25 years in professional sports as manager and promoter and coached notable champions including Jake Schaeffer Willie Hoppe and Sammy Mandell. In a separate prep game St. Agnes defeated Jefferson 23 6 0 0 with Billy Young scoring three touchdowns. Referee Kemper Head Linesman Osborn.
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Mich
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Kane
Jake Schaeffer
Willie Hoppe
Sammy Mandell
St Agnes
Jefferson
St. Agnes
Billy Young
Kemper
Osborn
Question Marks Seek First Win at Grafton Tomorrow
After a loss to the South Lorain Merchants last Sunday the Quee tion Marks aim for their season’s first victory against the Grafton Eagles at Grafton. Coach Ucha will likely start the same lineup as last week as the team hopes for an improved performance.
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Notre Dame Faces Carnegie Tech In Key Intersecting Game
Notre Dame hosts Carnegie Tech in a highly anticipated intersectional showdown at Brown Stone Stadium with Knute Rockne predicting a close ball game. Weather favors Carnegie Tech as both teams aim to counter weather and lineup tactics in a pivotal 1920s era clash.
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Joe Mors Bite
Dutch Eyth
John Karsiz
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Ohio State Michigan Gridiron Toss Up Ahead Of 27th Meeting
Crowds gather in Columbus as Ohio State and Michigan prepare for the 27th annual clash amid ideal weather. Michigan eyes a cautious attack after a 14 to 13 win over Purdue while Ohio State plans to press with its tackle rushing game and strategic play by Lew Hinchman. Officials named include Referee Frank Birch and Umpire John Schommer. Lightning blamed for grain elevator damage in Altoona Kansas following a recent storm.
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Purdue
Harry Kipke
Bam Willaman
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Auer
Whitman
Rod Haubrich
Larry Fried
Lew Hinchman
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New London and Medina battle to scoreless tie
New London and Medina High Schools played to a 0 0 tie at New London. Medina, a top Northern Ohio League team, faced stout defense from New London with a first quarter touchdown negated by offside, a 35 yard pass move thwarted by a Medina stop, and Medina gaining seven first downs to New London's five.
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