Baugh's Passing Gives College All Stars Win Over Green Bay
Slingin Sammy Baugh led the College All Stars to a 6 0 victory over the Green Bay Packers at Soldiers Field before 84 560. Baugh’s 47 yard touchdown pass to Gaynell Tinsley gave the Collegians their first win in four years as Green Bay failed to convert extra points and a late rally faded. The Packers outgained the All Stars 343 to 185 in total yards though the star defense stopped Hutson at the goal line.
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Boxing Title Fight Set for September 10 in Seattle
Red din Steele defends his middleweight crown on Friday September 10 against Ken Overlin in Seattle. Overlin, a strong challenger though lacking power, seeks to dethrone the Seattle ace in the champion's backyard.
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Wentz Fitch Duo In Semi Finals Of Net Tourney
Chuck Wentz and Mitch Fitch reached the City Tennis Doubles semi finals with a straight set 8-1 6-2 win over Anderson Williams. They face Jim Sharkey and Dave Horan, defending champions, in Sunday’s semi final and may meet Bob Sayle and Pete Naughton in the finals after that.
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Elyria Country Club Top Scorers Listed
Wallace Bower Rudy Staff and Howard Barbour posted the five best scores at Elyria Country Club Clark Black pro announced Bower had four 78s and a 78 for a four handicap Staff recorded three 78s two 79s for a four handicap Barbour had four 79s and one 80 for a five handicap
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Yesterday's Hero Mel Ott Tops NL Lead With 28th Homer
Mel Ott, Giants third baseman, hit his 28th homer to lead the National League and seal the Giants victory over the Cardinals.
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College All-Stars Top Packers in Thriller at Soldier Field
The College All-Stars defeated the Green Bay Packers 6 to 9 before 80 000 fans at Soldier Field Chicago in the season opener. Sammy Baugh connected with Gaynell Tinsley on a 46 yard pass to set up the score, a dramatic display of early grid action.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday and Tomorrow’s Games
Yesterday results show Cleveland 4 New York 2 and Washington 8 Detroit 2 while Chicago 0 in a rain shortened first game and second game postponed. Other scores include Philadelphia 5 St Louis 2 and New York 7 St Louis 3. Tomorrow Cleveland at St Louis New York at Washington Chicago at Detroit.
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Sekyra to Enter Elimination Tournament in New York
Dayton heavyweight Joe Sekyra, once a title contender, will enter Mike Jacobs sponsored elimination tournament in New York this winter. He holds two decisions over former champion James J. Braddock and plans to travel to the Pacific Coast to tune up for the event.
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Campbell Sets New World Motorboat Speed Record
Sir Malcolm Campbell, of Great Britain, drove Bluebird to a new motorboat speed record on September 2 in Locarno Switzerland, averaging 129.669 mph over a measured mile, surpassing yesterday’s 126.249 mph mark on Lake Maggiore.
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Burgett and Taylor Set for Rialto Semi Final Clash
San Antonio’s Burgett and Washington D C’s Taylor, undefeated in Elyria, meet in a Rialto Theatre semi final as promoter Mrs. Dan Morris confirms the card. Taylor defeated Hollis and drew with Jarbo. Burgett beat Young Sampson in his Fiasto start. The two falls within one hour rule and the rough Carr-Martin main event loom as likely crowd draw. First bout begins at 8:30 p m.
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Pinch Hit Ruins No Hit For Clowns Pitcher
Wakeman Sept 3 Art Thomas pinch single in ninth ruined Askari Clowns ace's no hit no run bid. Clowns held Cap to 0-0 while Wasem allowed eight hits yet six errors hampered Caps. Bartlome injured in eighth and Caps face Columbus Grandviews Sunday then Pittsburgh Crawfords Tuesday under lights. Two-base Maliki Sardo triple. Esker-For Service to Wellington for softball next.
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Cleveland Girls Team To Oppose All Stars Monday
The National Screw Company girls softball team, 1936 world champions, will face the Western Automatic All-Stars next Monday Labor Day on the Western diamond. Ann Skorich, a top Cleveland pitcher, headlines the mound staff with batterymate Miss Nolan. Western’s R. B. McDermott, manager, is assembling an all-star lineup from women’s teams nationwide.
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Brown Bombers Blank Keller Kohn Kloaks
The Oberlin Brown Bombers shut out the Keller Kloaks 7-0 in a girls softball game last evening. Pitcher Lil Wade struck out 13. Wahi caught for Oberlin while Helen Otto and Jennie Gutowski pitched for Keller Kloaks with Mary-Jo Bierek handling the catcher duties.
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Yates Is Medalist In Western Amateur Play
A field of 64 started match play in the Western Amateur Golf tournament in Los Angeles. Charles Yates of Atlanta shot 67 to win medal honors, four under par, tying the 36 hole qualifying record with 137. Yates led Bob Servis of Dayton by four strokes. Wilfred Wehrle of Racine was third.
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Urbana High Field Claimed Narrow By Ten Feet
Sept. 2 Urbana authorities report Urbana High School football field was found 10 feet too narrow. City Engineer Emmett Bweetman, surveying to remark the field, noted the playing area had remained 150 feet wide for years instead of widening to 160 feet, suggesting an administrative oversight in Urbana athletics.
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Galehouse Cowboys Yankees, Indians Win 4-2
Denny Galehouse limited the New York Yankees to seven hits as Cleveland beat the champs 4 to 2 in EvEland. Julius Solters drove in two runs with a homer, Hal Trosky and Hale each scored on key hits, and Cleveland added two more on singles, a double, and a balk. Bob Feller was slated to start for Cleveland next.
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Reds Buy Third Sacker From Kansas City Club
Charley English, third baseman for the Kansas City Blues, sold to the Cincinnati Reds for an unannounced price and one player. He batted .325 and previously played with the New York Giants. Blues acquired him from Fort Worth in the Texas League for $4,500 last year and he will join the Reds after the season ends.
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Major Loop Leaders
Major League Leaders report by United Press lists top batters in batting average runs and RBIs. The brief notes standout performers across teams with notable hitting streaks and key tallies, highlighting pacesetters in the season.
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Giants Win Regain Lead in National League Hubbing Hubbell Today
Giants skipper Bill Terry, with a new $40,000-a-year contract, relies on Carl Hubbell to halt St Louis and sustain a September drive. Hubbell, 17-6, faces Redbird ace Johnny Johnson as Hal Schumacher’s 7-2 win boosts New York’s pitching. Cubs drop back. Pirates fall to Phillies. Reds split with Bees. AL leaders stumble as Washington and Boston win. Athletics surge from last place with Moses homer.
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Two Foursomes Tie In Elyria C C Golf Play
In Elyria Country Club weekly ladies play two teams tied for low net score in a best four some. Teams were Mrs. Frank Germ, Mrs. J B Flynn, Mrs. Earl Foster, Mrs. Edna Reichard and Mrs. Howard Barbour, Mrs. W J Laufman, Mrs. Q J Winsor, Mrs. Walter Ayres, each with a net 336. Elyria ladies plan a guest day Friday with each member allowed three guests.
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Men Pick-Ups In Win Over Elyria Girls
The West Side All-Stars 2 picked up a win over the Elyria Girls 4 3 in a softball game at Jefferson diamond last night. Ed Pomeroy and Tony Valerius pitched for the All-Stars with Everett behind the plate. Bernice Jalowiec and Bernice Walend were the battery for the Elyria Girls.
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Light Workouts Set for Elyria Gridders Opener
Elyria High School's 1937 football candidates held light drills at Ely Stadium as they prepare for the season opener against Oberlin on September 17 in a night game. Assistant Coach F. C. Eaton directed today with Roy Clymer expected back from California to assume duties tomorrow. Light workouts due to heat. cooler weather will bring focus to the Lake League title drive and independent Elyria schedule.
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Shelby Cycles Claim Har mon Field Softball Victory
Shelby Cycles defeated an all-star Elyria Hardware and General Industries lineup 8 to 1 at Harmon Field. General Industries beat Dover St Peters Church 5 to 1, while Goldbers Grocers of Lorain vs Cleveland Illuminating Co is set for tomorrow’s main game with Ridgeville Butters facing General Industries in a girls contest.
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Gomer Jones Joins John Carroll Football Staff
John Carroll's football coaching staff expanded to five with the addition of Gomer Jones a former Ohio State All American who will coach the freshman team for one year. Existing assistants are Gene Oberst Frank Gaul and Bob Thompson. Jones played pro football last year but is under a five year National League suspension for an alleged contract violation.
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