Cronin shifts to Red Sox sparks busy fall baseball chatter
In New York the pace quickens as Joe Cronin becomes player-manager of the Boston Red Sox. Speculation swirls over Harris, Lary, and potential trades with the Senators and White Sox amid talk of Ruth to Washington, Johnson’s contract, and a busy December trading season.
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Bucky Harris
Babe Ruth
Charley Grimm
Walter Johnson
York
Steve
Joe Cronin
Washington
Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Eivky Harris
Bugby
Senators
Chiwk Griffith
Dumper
Griffith
Harris
Lyn Lary
Tom Yawkey
Crovin
Chriffith
Lary
Cronin
New York Yankees
Rei Sox
Col
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Ruppert
Ruth
Japan
Onn
Connie Mack
The
Athietics
Bill McKeehoin
Tosten Braves
Clark Griffith
Stanley "Bucky" Harris
Feud Over Nicknames In 1930s College Sports Brews
A long-winded column recalls Ernie Braden and the Erie era, noting hybrid nicknames for players like Paul Dean and others. The piece discusses college stars from multiple schools, drafts, and preseason signings, with mentions of Murkowski, Novotny, Machock, Clawson, and others amid a sprawling sports column. It also touches on local teams, Shrine gate losses, and a light aside about the Elyria press box and tourney history.
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Paul Dean
Laude Cardinals
Herons Drayry
Mabetagaecki
Ropatron Columbus
Mrak
Frank
Ears Novo
Usrin
Northwestern
Oho State
Carnégie Tech
Bill Jonesy
Cook Academy
New York
Chicago Trades Pat Malone To St Louis Cards
Chicago moves Pat Malone a right handed pitcher in a Cubs shakeup. Manager Charlie Grimm, now vice president, approved sending Malone plus cash to the St Louis Cardinals for rookie catcher James Kenneth O Dea, 21, who played with Columbus in the American Association.
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Chicago
Onl
Chicago Cubs
Pat Malone
Charlie Grimm
Malone
St. Louis Cardinals
James Kenneth O' Dea
O'Dea
Columbus American Associa
Caddies Tackle Amherst Eleven
The Elyrin Country Club Cad dies and the Amherst Merchants meet in a Wayside ton gridiron clash billed as a hard fought battle. Caddies lineups include S Wack A Kash W Wack A Zaleski Gregor Nagy Wisneski Hill Sanders Wolodzko and WL Wicks. Kickoff set for 2:30 with players asked to report at West Avenue and 15th Street at noon.
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Elyrin Country Club
Amherst Merchants
S. Wack
A. Kash
W. Wack
A. Zaleski
Gregor
Nagy
Wisneski
Hill
Sanders
Wolodzko
WL. Wicks
Press box view cites uncalled fouls at Elyria game
The author notes multiple slugging fouls missed by onfield officials, calling for quicker penalties. They praise the referees’ overall effort, critique Nichols pace on strides, and applaud the crowd and Scott supporters for spirited cheering. Mentions Mrs. Ralph Bauer and Elyria context.
Local pitcher Malone praised after strong season
A baseball note highlights Malone's 14 win and seven loss record last season and his high recommendation by scouts. It also mentions a 266 batting average for a player from the club last year in 11 games and notes Malone was moved from starting role in September after refusing to pitch out of turn.
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Tion Club
Malone
Local Boxing Results From Oakland and nearby towns
Ray Steele of Glendale defeated Wardy Kruskamp in Oakland with 218 to 210. Gino Garbal alty beat Mantah in New Jersey. Eddie Meske of Oslo won a decision over Steve Znosky of Connecticut.
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Ty United Press
Qakland
Calif
Ray Steele
Glendale
Wardy Kruskamp
Ohio
Gino Garbalaltaly
George —Mantah
New Jersey
Eddie Meske
Oslo
Steve Znosky
Connecticut
Amherst Wallops Elyria High Lighties 28 to 6
Amherst Green and Gold overpower Elyria High 28 to 6 at Fly Stadium. Johnny Brown and Roy Haas led the offense with multiple touchdowns, aided by Van Keuren and Maas. Amherst outgained Elyria 12 first downs to 9 and struck with passes and kicks to seal the win.
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Amherst Wallops
Elyria
Jith
Johnny Brown
Roy Haas
Antherst Wigh
Pridders
Elyria High
Fly Stadium
Brown
Maas
Green and Gold
Gun on Display in Day's Hardware Window
A gun used in big game hunting and noted for exceptional beauty is shown in Day's Hardware window. Property of Lawrence McCarthy of Detroit, the stock, carved from black walnut, was made by Harland Shepard of Ithasalty.
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Lawrence McCarthy
Detroit
Harland Shepard
Ithisalty
Football Scores From Anan to Warrenbur g and Beyond
A jumble of college football scores from Anan Wirksstile and numerous universities. Notable results include Schreiner 73 over St Edward's 6, Brigham Young 48 over Western State, Loyola Los Angeles 32 over Texas Tech 7, Northwestern Oklahoma Vgtrs 34 over Friends 0, Drake 0 over Washington US 20, and Columbus East 18 over North Newark 12.
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Anan
Wirksstile
Tyre
Warrensburg
Tehra
Emporia
Sans
Loehra
Washburn
Capenfracdeau
Tehrs
Myrrsvivile
Baker
Ottawa
Haskell St. Grinnell
College of Emporia
Bethany
Schreiner
St. Frd
University of Arizona
University of New Mexico
Brigham Young
Westren State
Loyola of Los Angeles
Texas Tech
William Jewell
Missouri Valeley Central
Culver-Stockton
Southeastern
St. Benedict'’s
Chillicothe
Mad Business College
Northwestern
Okla
Friends
Duquesne
Wotrall
Geneva
West Virginia
George Washington
Wake
John Carrel
Miami
Mississippi State
Willias
Penn
Iowa Wesleyan
Simpson
Buena Vista
St. Vincent
West Liberty Techrs
Washington US
Drake
Scholax
Steubenville
Toledo
Libbey O
Middletown
Springwell
Tateda Wake
Central
Catho
Five Of Six! Ohio high school football game highlights
A fragmentary report notes a scoring sequence with Kostyo and a touchdown by Coen after a 109 yard kickoff return. Substitutions listed for Elyria and Toledo players appear, with officials including Ralph Shafer and Rosie Stern named in the crew.
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Kostyo
Polat
Coen
Elyria— Kushimski Ff
Fstins T
Meyer Jt
Scott HW
Strohsack OC
Czak E
Toledo
Scott
Leonard H
Rhurts UW
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Wingale i
Adams Fyll Veferee — J
Nichols
Oberny
Ralph Shafer
Akron
Rosie Stern
Wooster
John Carroll Upsets Miami Eleven 20-0
John Carroll University shocked Buckeye Conference leader Miami University 20 to 9. Carroll’s touchdowns came on standout plays including a fumble recovery and a key interception return. Steve Guley added two extra points, and Frank McGinty scored on a Thompson pass while McNally intercepted another Miami pass for a 3 yard return.
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United Press
John Carroll University
Ohio
Buckeye
Miami University
John Carroll
Jack Llewellyn
Miami
Carroll
Bob Thompson
Wolanski
Thompson
Frank McGinty
McNally
Steve Guley
Ohio State
Northwestern
Evanston
Ohio University
Marshall
Athens
Wittenberg
Ohio Wesleyan
Akron
Muskingum
Ashland
Kent
Baldwin-Wallace
Western Serve
Bowling Green
Windlay
Holbrook
Rio Grande
Louis
Wilbverfor and George
Cincinnati
Advance Ticket Sale for Wrestling Show at Rainbow Gardens
Advance tickets good for Monday night wrestling at Rainbow Gardens headlined by Dan Morris' match with the Black Panther and George Craig. Risek Panther and Charge Craig top the bill with Walter Miller, Ralph Hammond, Earl Powers and Johnny Venue in supporting prelims. Main event two falls out of three with two hour time limit. semi-final one hour. Reserved tickets available locally.
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Advanta
Aee
Dan Morris
The
Rainbow Gardens
Risek Panther
Jimmie Mitel
Charge Craig
Oklahoma Blacksmith
Morris
Butte
Montana
Walter Miller
Ralph Hammond
Elyria
Earl Powers
Johnny eVenue
Black Panther
George Craig
Panther
Craig
Miller
Rassler
Ralph Lammond
Ralph
LeComte
Asninchs
Jac “ Sane
Gardens Ofhree
Johnny LeComte
Elyria High Romps Over Toledo Scott 7–0 on Strong Ground Game
Michigan style punt pass play works for Elyria High as Johnny Maiden and Joe Scott pin Toledo Scott back with precise punts. A blocked punt in the second quarter set up a touchdown by Vince Kuskinski for Elyria, securing their fifth win in six games while Toledo Scott drops to 2 losses in six.
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Michigan
Flyria High
Crimson
Toledo Scott
Ely Stadium
Clymer
Elyria
Scot
Sandusky
Streeters
Ohio
Maiden Crimson Hammered Scoring Drive in Narrow Setback
Johnny Kos tro smashed off tackle for the score while Coen kicked the extra point. A late fumble recovery near Elyria's possession on Scott's 35 came as Jim Leonard let a Maiden punt slip through, Kushinaki recovered. Crimson defense held firm as six plays advanced to Scott's eight before four plays gained four yards and Scott regained at the four.
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Johnny Kostro
Coen
Elyria
Scott
Jim Leonard
Maiden
Kushinaki
Crimson
Oval
New Stadium Ticket Setup Noted for Ely Games
At Ely Stadium a new arrangement moves ticket sales to booths at both stadium and Wieacher entrances with outside sites abandoned. Fans are urged to note the set up to avoid confusion at games. In the game Scott and Brown starred for the Crimson offense, while Toledo pressed, amassing 218 scrimmage yards and 15 first downs to a 78-yard opponent effort. Brown and Nopper led the heavy attack as the Crimson defense forced three interceptions and contained Scott, with the Elyria line and front showing solid play backed by Orion Lee and Jim Schumacher.
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Haas
Amherst
Green
Gold
Brown
Michael
Rand
Sandston
Taaz
Sore Ktarnding
Girards
Kiel
van Weuren
Elyria
Brownt
van Keten
McKitrick
Nais
van Keuren
Ely
Wieacher
Nopper
Scott
Crimson
Howard Nopper
Clymer
Sunnyside Restaurant at Rainbow Garden Building
A brief notice places Sunnyside Restaurant within the Rainbow Garden building. It notes the venue's location, emphasizing the establishment chosen for dining or events in the area.
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Sunnyside
Rainbow Garden
Ex Hys Combat Strong Canton Eleven Sunday
The Elyria Ex-Hys travel to Canton to face the Bull Dogs in Deuber Stadium in a key game. Canton enters unbeaten at 6–0, with wins over Warren Pros, Columbus Trout Collegians, Steubenville, Sharon Pa, Mr. Vernon Semi Pro, and Mansfield Glad Hand Billiards. The Featheringham brothers star for Canton. Ex-Hys line up likely Koehn and Dodsley ends Maddock F Ross tackles Mike Beney guards Reisz center Hardinger quarterback Urig Raynes halfback Tis fullback.
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Elyria Ex-Hys
Canton
Bull Dogs
Deuber Stadium
Warren
Columbus Trout Collegians
Steubenville
Sharon
Mr. Vernon
Mansfield Glad Hand
Featheringham Brothers
Canton McKinley High
Buil Neg
Hys
Koehn
Dodsley
Maddock
F. Ross
Mike
Ney
Reisz
Hardinger
Urig
Raynes
Tis
Yucka
New London Plans Next Game With Madison Township Runblers
New London High's Wildcats will meet the Madison Township Runblers on their field Tuesday November 6 at 4 o'clock. The game was moved from October 5 after the death of a New London grider.
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New London
New London High
Wildcats
Madison Township Ranblers
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