Lakewood Looms as Lake Erie Title Rival for Elyria
Elyria High's Red Raiders face Lakewood in a key Lake Erie League clash at Ely Stadium after a rough start. Lakewood, led by Savers and Morris before Morris injury, will counter Elyria's steady veterans as Crimsons aim to extend a hopeful season with a crucial road test against a heavier, balanced Purple squad.
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Red Raiders
Ely Stadium
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Baeckfeld
Ranger
Rangers
Rocky River
Cleveland West
Akron North
Campbell Memorial
Pennant
Elyria
Ror Crimer
Orrim Savers
Lake Erie League
al Morris
Purple
Morris
Campbell
Severs
Joe Gdovin
Kenéail Briggs
Andy Norowmy
Sarers
Briners
Twoboys
Johnnor Hudek
Local Boxing Card Promises Unbeaten Sandusky and Fremont
Neither Sandusky nor Fremont has lost this season. A preliminary bout between Elyria and Lakewood Lightweight teams precedes the main event slated for 1 o'clock. Heavyweight Iray set for about 2 36 p m. Officials named include George Roudebush referee Carl Brubaker Ohio pire and Bill Evans head thesman.
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Sandusky
Fremont
Elyria
Lakeweed
Iray
George Roudebusk
Deni- Sor
Carl Brubaker
Ohio
Unbeaten Elyria Lakewood Clash Opens League Play
Three undefeated teams in the Lake Erie League meet as Elyria Lakewood Heights and Lakewood High open league play. Lakewood seeks a slight edge as defending champion while Elyria and Heights aim to stay undefeated and edge toward the crown.
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Chuck Hupp
Lake Erie
Lo Mooy
Elythe Lakewood High
Lakewood
Heights
Elx-ria
Shaw
Elyria
Oberlin Ready For Case Game
Oberlin prepares for an upcoming matchup against Case as Yeomen aim to extend a long winning streak. The team, 25-1-2 in recent appearances, expects a strong crowd in Cleveland with Migration Day holiday boosting attendance.
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Oberlin
Duzi Agal Rough Riders
Cleveland
Vais Betan
Receiver Named for Jockey Club in Cincinnati News
Cincinnati October 23 The Jockey Club faces a receiver in a case tied to the Atlas Find of Menp. The $2 finance issue and a $15 promissory note are noted amid a 44 day race at Coney Island track. Estimated meeting funds range between 75,900 and 125.
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Promine Florida
Promi Dency
Jocker Club
Wellington and New London Battle To Scoreless Tie
Wellington and New London played a scoreless football tie as both teams sustained strong defenses. Wellington held New London at their goal line in the opening minutes and throughout the game, with key runs by Barber Gillette and Marley and multiple Wellington stops. The Dukes outgained the visitors 17 first downs to 3, but could not convert chances into points.
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London
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Ngton
New Losdor Z
Wellington
Carsgoell
New London
Opeasd
Dukes
Cats
Snyder
Welling
Waters
Barber
Duke
Gillette
Marley
N¢Ton
Cocke
Scoop
Barper
Hignell
Cooke
Cook
Surder
Elyria Amateurs Fight On Lorain Card Tonight
Elyria amateurs head to Lorain for a County Boxers Association show at Andorka Hall. Five matchups include Smallwood, Sheldon, Hamilton, DeNunzio, and Seidert in three round bouts, with key clashes Sheldon versus Kochan and DeNunzio versus Meluch shaping the evening.
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Elyria
Ernie Braden
Charlie Whisle
Andorka Hall
Lorain
Gussie Smallwood
Harold Sheldon
Een Hamilton
Angelo DeNunzio
Bob Seidert
Sheldon
Johnny Kothan
Houtle
Smallwood
Kochan
Eishan
Jimmy Dot
Armando
Cleveland
Fie
DeNunzio
Meluch
Amherst
Angelo
Hamilton
Huffman
Ron Hamilton
Stan Huffman
Art Booth
Hamilton's Stable Warer Proof In Lively Boxing Talk
Local boxing talk centers on Rod Seibert versus Tom Klein of Lorain with Seibert urged to focus on fighting. Other bouts list Adolf Kry of Lorain vs Max Scindler, Jim Davis of Lorain vs Andy Bun, and John Boris of Lorain vs Joe Moran in Lorain.
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Hamilton
Rod Seibert
Tom Klein
Lorain
Seibert
Klein
Maniuser White
Otter
Adolf Kry
Max Scindler
Jim Davis
Andy Bun Lorain
John Boris
Joe Moran
Lurain
Big Ten Hopes Rest On Purdue Michigan Teams
Big Ten hopes rest on Purdue and Michigan for the 1935 season. Purdue hosts Carnegie Tech while Michigan faces Columbia in New York. Other conference games set across Chicago, Minneapolis, and Bloomington, with Iowa and Illinois leading the Midwest in opening schedules.
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Wolverines
Columbia
New York
Big Ten
Minnesota
Tulane
Ohio State
Kentucky
Indiana
Southern California
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Fordham
Michl
Carnéizie
Ibi
Ed Skorenski
Promi
Wisconsin
Chicago
Northwestern
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Ohio
Bloomington
Iowa
Ohio State Eyes Notre Dame Warm-Up Ahead of Indiana
Ohio State, preparing for Notre Dame, sends 34 players to Indiana with a heavy guard on starting lineups and injuries. The squad trains in Bloomington then returns to Bedford for game time. Karsher is out with a shoulder injury, while the rest of the first unit remains intact. Indiana hasn’t beaten Ohio since 1925 and the Buckeyes are favored to extend their series lead.
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Europe
Grimm Will Pay Players Fines
Charlie Grimm, manager of the Chicago Cubs, said he would pay the fines assessed against three players for disputes with the umpire after World Series games. He defended the players, saying they were fighting hard and within their rights to condemn Moriarity for the wrong. He pledged to cover the fines himself.
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Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Anpire Geerge Mortaritz
Kenesaw Land Baseball
Czar
Bi Jerges
Woody English
Bitlis Wyerman
Grimm
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