Three Floles-In-One In One Season TO REGISTER A HOLE-IN-ONE
Pro golfer dJect Bennett of Androscoggin Valley Club Gorham N H reports three aces this season. Mentions Jesse Owens 1936 Olympic spotlight and Owens GOP funding. Notes Vinuty coach Zuppke names for plays Stingaree Blitz Humdinger Flying Eagle NRA Flying Trapeze Barracuda. Elyria Heights scout cites Tony Wolodzko comparison to Crimson players. Cam Henderson coaches 22 players with 17 multi position capable.
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Androscoggin Valley Club
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Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Owens
Republican National Committee
Bob Zuppke
Vinuty
Stingaree
Blitz
Humdinger
Barracuda
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Lakewood
Heights
Tony Wolodzko
Crimson
Cam Henderson
Lorain Six Points Better Than Elyria In Scores
Lorain defeats New Philadelphia 14 to 7 and is 17 points better than East Liverpool 24 to 14. East Liverpool beats Akron West 27 to 6, making Lorain 38 points ahead. Elyria beats Akron West 32 to 100, while Wilcox posts a 289 game. Mansfield demolishes Sandusky 45 to 6 as Elyria High plans a post season schedule with Cleveland Heights and others.
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Elyria
Clymer
Ames
Elyria High
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Shaker Heights
Fremont
Siath Streeters
Remauune
Roy Clymer Soal
Crimson
Spason Bay
Glymer
Flvewy
Sittes Canton
Massillon
McLEMORE Chats On Boxing, Football, and Baseball News
Henry McLeMore reports from New York, noting Jim Toliston rates Joe Lots as the best nine minute fighter, Louis as superb machinery, and warns against overthinking in heavyweights. He cites rumors of Howard Jones’ successor, and Carnegie Tech favored to beat Notre Dame. Brooklyn fans greet Hack Wilson, Galento returns, and Budge seeks $100,000 to turn pro.
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United Press
York
Jimety Tolistan
Jim Pig
Hector
Joe Lots
Johnston
Louis
California
Howard Jones
Lyn Waldorf
Northwestern
Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
Ghns
Brooklyn
Hack Wilson
Flatbush
Tony Galento
Don Budge
Archibald Wins Over Belloise in St Nick's Bout
Archibald, a Providence College medical student, edged Mike Belloise in a 15 round light featherweight brawl burlesque at St Nick's arena to claim New York state recognition. The bout left Archibald No 1 contender for Len Redak, while the National Boxing Association awaits a future clash. decisions varied among UPI, judges, and the referee. Gate gross totaled $6,628.11 with 4,818 paid attendance.
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Joey Archibald
Len Redak
Chicago
Archibald
Providence College
New York State
Mike Belloise
Bronx
Old St Nick’s
Kodak
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Henry Armistrong
National Boxing Association
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Rodak
Belloise
United Press
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Joe Lynch
George Legron
Arthur Donovan
Knights of Columbus Bowling Schedule at K of C
K of C Pin Schedule lists evening matches at the K of Calleys with an early shift at 7:00 p m and a late shift with pairings including Team No 7 versus Team No 3 and Team No 2 versus Team No 6. Willis Smith and Vic Kaminski, last week’s Depe the Results Contest winners, must report to the sports desk by 3 p m Wednesday to claim a prize.
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Willis Smith
West Avenue
Vic Kaminski
Chronicle-Telegram
Pan Aery
United Press
Two Teams Vie For Lead In City Class A Bowling
Tarry Tavern beat Welsh Funeral Home three straight games 2,803 and 1,043 for new season team marks in Elyria Recreation lanes. Gene Henke rolled 679 for a new Class B individual record. Blue Sky Inn won three in a row over Shell Petro leum as several players topped 600, including Ross Aungst 667 and Bill Mackin 610.
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Elyria Recreation
Gene Henke
Inn
Shell Petroleum
Ross Aungst
The
Bob Banville
Bill Mackin
Ken Wise
Motor Haulaway J
Barons to Host Red Wings in Cleveland Exhibition
Cleveland Barons prepare to meet the Detroit Red Wings in an exhibition hockey game at the Arena on Saturday October 18 with strong NHL stars including Charlie Conacher. The Barons, under Coach Bill Cook, add new players such as Paul Range Dick Adolph and Bob Blake as they train in Windsor before hosting two more National League teams in the coming week.
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National Hockey League
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Red Wing
Inca
Boston Brins
Chicago Blackhawks
Bill Cook
Windsor
Marin
Paul Range
National League Maroons
Dick Adolph
London
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Minneapolis
Charlie Conacher
Toronto Maple Leafs
Smeshes
New York Rangers
Mamid-Morton Circus
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Canzoneri Beaten In Comeback Try
SCRANTON Pa October 18 Tony Canzoneri former holder of three world boxing titles insisted he would continue his comeback despite a 10 round loss to Eddie Zivic of Pittsburgh. Canzoneri dropped a split decision to Zivic before 2 500 fans. One judge had Zivic the winner another a draw, referee A Murphy sided with Zivic.
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Tony Canzonezzi
Eddie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Canzoneri
Zivic
A Murphy
Elyria Merchants to Practice at 6 30 This Evening
Elyria Merchants football team will hold a practice at 13th street at 6 30 p m today. They are scheduled to play the Simplex Radio team of Sandusky next Sunday at Sandusky.
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Merchants
Simplex
Sandusky
Worthington Dry Cleaners Prepare First Cage Drill
Worthington Dry Cleaners announce its first basketball practice with six holdovers from last year and four newcomers on the roster. Returning players include Sakola Wills Block Mammy Ross Fritz Willis with newcomers Splete Grimes Boyle and Grills. Coach Sakola and staff will lead drills at Eaton High School gym tonight.
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Bud) Worthington
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Lorain County
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Flashes Triumph 12-0 Over Sixth Street at McKinley
The Eastern Heights Flashes defeated Sixth Street 12 to 0 at McKinley Stadium. W Mottola and B Spaulding scored touchdowns for the Flashes in a decisive victory.
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Sixth Street
McKinley
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Traynor Contract Renewed as Pirates Manager for 1939
Harold Pie Traynor will return as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates for 1939 with a sizeable salary increase, in a one year contract announced by club president William F. Biswanger. Also a public cleaners notice calls Standard Cleaners softball team members to meet tonight at 7 thirty to choose jackets.
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Harold
Pie) Traynor
William F. Benswanger
Cleaners
Elyria Prepares for Heights Battle in Lake Erie clash
Elyria High football opens daily practices under coach Roy Clymer as they prepare for a crucial Lake Erie League showdown with Cleveland Heights this Saturday. Both teams bring strong backfields led by Stan Cofall and teammates. the game follows a long series history, with Elyria seeking a win to stay even in the rivalry.
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Elyria High
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Heights
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Glenville
Warren
Massillon
Lorain
Rangers
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de Credico
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Notre Dame
Padley Leads Ohio Scorers
In Columbus on October 18 7 Padley of Dayton leads Ohio college scorers with 42 points after a 17 13 win over Toledo. Johnny Ries of Western Reserve is close with 36 points, Len Janiak of Ohio Wesleyan has 24 plus kicking points, while Boot Elkins of Marshall paces national scorers with 11 touchdowns and Frank Huffman adds 11 kicking points.
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Stagehand to Winter in South Carolina for Widener Challenger Cup
Laurel Md October 18 trainer Earl Sande announced Stagehand, outstanding three year old for H Maxwell Howard, will winter at Columbia South Carolina and be aimed for the fifty thousand dollar added Widener Challenger Cup at Hialeah next March.
Blues Practice at Ely Field on 4:30 Today
The East Side Blues football team will hold a practice at Ely Field this afternoon at 4 30. Players listed include J Lowery B Lowery Shay Page Vanek Schroeder Younglass Welton Haney Emery Scott Rowe Magda Dumsky Krebs Gorman Stanford and any other players under 17 who wish to try out.
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Ely Field
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B. Lowery
Shay
Page
Vanek
Schroeder
Younglass
Welton
Haney
Emery
Scott
Rowe
Magda
Dumsky
Krebs
Gorman
Stanford
Minnesota and Notre Dame Lead Midwest Gridiron Powers
Minnesota and Notre Dame stand as the top midwest football powers as the season nears key clashes. Minnesota, rested, faces Northwestern while Notre Dame must beat Carnegie Tech and Army and Navy before a Nov 12 showdown with Minnesota. Michigan's setback vs Minnesota places the Wolverines near the top tier. Ohio State and Northwestern also loom as contenders with intriguing upcoming games.
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Elyria Shaw Game Tickets Contest Winners
Five pairs of tickets to the Elyria Shaw game at Ely Stadium on Friday evening October 21 are prize offerings in the Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results Contest. Clip the coupon, mark winners for 20 games, and mail before 6 p.m. October 13. First five correct or nearest correct coupons received win, with final decision by the contest editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Budge Offered $75,000 to Turn Pro in Tennis
Oakland report notes world amateur champion Don Budge undecided if accepting a $75,000 offer from Chicago promoter Jack Harris for a 1939 professional tour or holding out for $100,000. Harris calls the bid best possible under the circumstances and cites Budge's box office appeal. A separate item mentions the East Side Blues youth football team seeking games in Lorain County, contact Joe Lowery.
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Cal
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Budge
Jack Harris
Chicago
Harris
East Side Blues
Lorain County
Joe Lowery
Columbus Street
Panthers Best In Nation Lead Pitt To Gridiron Prospects
George Kirkley reports the Pittsburgh Panthers, defending mythical 1987 national champions, as the premier Eastern team approaching midseason. They overpower West Virginia Temple Duquesne and Wisconsin, with future tests from SMU Fordham Carnegie Tech Nebraska Penn State and Duke.
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Lewis Ready For Bout With Gainer
POMPTON LAKES New Jersey October 18 John Henry Lewis world light heavyweight champion will finish heavy training today for his title defense against Al Gainer in New Haven Friday night. Doubts about making the 178 pound limit persist but manager Gus Greenlee plans the final sparring today with light road work and limbering exercises set for tomorrow and Thursday.
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N. J
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al Gainer J
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Endurance Fliers Set New Record
Richmond hosted a massive parade for Russ Morris and Bob McDaniels, 24 year old pilots, who lived six days and five nights in a small monoplane to set a new unofficial world endurance record for light airplanes. They logged 136 hours 16 minutes aloft over Indiana and Ohio, landing at Richmond Field. They surpassed the prior 106 hour mark set by Syracuse aviators, but engine trouble forced an early descent.
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Bob McDaniels
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Richmond Field
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