Open-Style Football Forecast From Ohio State Campus
Ohio State football coach Arby Schmidt predicts a faster more open game this season with a tough schedule ahead Indiana Southern California and Northwestern highlighted as key opponents. He notes stronger Indiana and Southern California squads and identifies early reserves and standout sophomores as contenders for front line roles as practice opens.
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Ross Bartschy
Orrville
Esca Sarkkinen
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Keith Bliss
Columbus
Wendell Lohr
Massillon
Vic Marina
Youngstown
Nick Rutkay
Steve Andrako
Tranway
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Charley Maag
Sandusky
William Nosker
Mang
Nosker
Indiana
Notre Dame Quarterback Candidate Johnny Kelleher Profile
Johnny Kelleher of Lorain emerges as a Notre Dame quarterback hopeful this season. The Irish German ancestry son of Bill Kelleher, a Notre Dame star, earned three letters as end in 11. The piece notes betting culture around Thistledown and more, with scattered, unclear details about dates and events.
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Lorain
Johnny
Bill Kelleher
Knute Rockne
Don Walsh
Chapalan Red Sox
Washington
Wits
Gara
Adosh Alsena
Ely
Vic Silvers Jewelers Beat Moss Rose 7 to 4 in Fast Game
Vic Silvers Jewelers defeated Moss Rose 7 to 4 with Jalowiec and Wirvinsk for the winners and Butzane Bllalt for the losers. The contest featured quick play and steady pitching as the final score settled the outcome.
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Moss Rose H
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Jalowiec
Wirvinsk
Butzane Bllalt
Ridgeville Democrats Blank Elyria Dairies 2-0 in Softball
The Ridgeville Democratic Club softball team shut out the Elyria Dairies 2-0 at Ridgeville last night. Wircenski pitched six innings with eight strikeouts while Schneider caught for the winners.
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Elyria Dairies
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Schneider
Annual Battle For Davis Cup Starts Today
The event opens with multiple matches and notable players from Australia, including Sydney’s Jac 2eemachel and the Australian team, as the Davis Cup ties begin. Doubles feature Budge pairing against Quist with Bromwich or Popa in support ahead of the final day’s singles reversals.
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Melbourne
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Jac 2Eemachel
Sydney
Ararresy
Budge
Make Aginst Quist
Eithey Bromwich
Harry Popa
Copminin
Birch Leads Elyria Club Scoring With 78 At Meet
Bob Birch led Elyria Country Club golfers yesterday with a 78 as Harvard Barbour shot 80 to claim second. Other scores included Dick Timms 81 T. L. Moise 83 GC A Ghiss 85 Billy Fell 96 Sunny Hoke 124 with Mrs Ralph Murbach scoring poorly among the juniors with 94.
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Elyria Country Club
Harvard Barbour Wats
Ralph Murbach
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T. L. Moise
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Sunny Hoke
Pete Fox Voted Most Popular Right Fielder
New York September 3 Pete Fox of the Detroit Tigers was named the most popular right fielder in baseball in a national poll by a cereal company. He won 42 percent of ballots, with Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Ival Goodman of the Cincinnati Reds following.
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Detroit ‘Tigers
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Ivat Goodman
Cincinnati Reds
Simoniz and Amherst Battle on South Amherst Diamond
Simoniz team Wixs Flicker defeated Amherst 8 to 1 on the South Amherst diamond. Howe pitched, Cook caught for the winners. Amherst battery Yarnack and Ruth. Play at Oberlin tomorrow as West Side Blues travel to Oberlin for a game.
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Field Goal Is Rams Margin In Grid Win
Cleveland fans watched the Rams overcome a slow start to beat the Ohio College All-Stars 10 to 7. Marty Slovak scored for the All-Stars after intercepting a pass and returning it 52 yards, while Nelson Peterson and Bab Twenty Grand Davis helped turn the game with three and one points respectively.
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Toledo U Uce
Ram
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Ohio State
Nelson Peterson
West Virginia Wesleyan
Rams
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University of Kentucky
Gawes Ridgeville Bittner Girls Meet Teams At Eagles Picnic
Ridgeville Bittner girls face Western Automatic girls at the Eagles picnic at Hedges tomorrow afternoon then meet the Rosenblums of Cleveland in a 3 double header on the Ridgeville diamond. First game starts at 2 00 p m Dorothy Pitts will pitch the opener with Leola Bommer to work the nightcap Oberlin Shell Service team to play in the 1 30 pm slate.
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Ridgeville
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Leola Bommer
Oberlin Shell Service
Reds And Cubs Open Important Three Game Series
The Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs, tied for second, open a pivotal three game set to pressure the Pirates in the stretch. Derringer vs Walters on Wednesday with French and Dean pitching Sunday, as both clubs seek momentum after recent splits and wins. The Reds carry a four game win streak into the series.
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Close Batting Race Sees Travis Averill Foxx Lead AL
New York Sept 3 The American League batting race tightens with three leaders within one percentage point Cecil Travis of Washington leads at .347 Earl Averill of Cleveland is second at .3466 and Jimmy Foxx of Boston is third at .3465 Other leaders include Ernie Lombardi Cincinnati batting .345 and Arky Vaughan Pittsburgh .329 Joe Medwick St Louis .324 Red Ruffing New York leads AL pitchers with 19 wins Cy Blanton Pittsburgh 11 wins 4 defeats. Runs batted in and other stats list Foxx and Mantle as top RBI and hit leaders with several players interchanging across categories.
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Smart Is Leading Driver At Fair
Sevi Warne Smart Delsie driver posted the top margins on the 8th Ohio State Fair Harness Racing program. Piloted by Mrs. Catherine Diehl, Marion, Smart won his fifth event of the week on Friday, as Peter Patch captured the Free-For-All PREC in three straight heats. Time owned and driven by A. C. Gordon, Washington D. A., won all three heats of the Free-For-All Trot, while Magy Direct won the 2:80 Pace with final heat victories.
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Harder Battles Browns as Indians Chase Red Sox
Mel Harder claimed his 14th win against the St. Louis Browns as Cleveland, in third place, sought to close on the Boston Red Sox in the standings. The idle Indians gained a half game after the Red Sox lost to the Yankees, leaving them 1.5 games back. Oral Aidlbrand, a former Cleveland hurler, was slated to pitch against Harder over the holiday weekend as the teams prepared for two games at Redland Field. Attendance in Cincinnati surpassed 605,000, nearing the all-time record with 30,000 still to reach it.
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Terry May Be Wrong In Prediction That Bucs Are In
United Press staff in New York reports that William Harold Terry known as Vinegar Bill, adviser to the New York Giants, predicts the Pirates will win the pennant while Cincinnati Reds surge with nine games left. Vander Meer returns for Cincinnati with Red Barrett adding strength. Red Ruffing notches 20th win for the Yankees as Gutierrez drives Cardinals to a 12-10 win over Pittsburgh.
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Red) Barrett
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Seabury remembered in Aberdeen memorial chapel ceremony
New York writer notes the first Protestant Episcopal bishop Samuel Seabury honored in Aberdeen Scotland. A memorial chapel began at Aberdeen Cathedral with J. P. Kennedy to lay the first stone. The piece recalls Seabury’s ties to St Andrew's Church on Staten Island and the church's founding dates.
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America
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Standard Cleaners Begin Weekend Games in Sandusky
The Standard Cleaners travel to Sandusky for a double header with City Loan of Bay City, first pitch at 2. The team meets at the store at noon. Sandusky stands 27 4 this season. Games set for Campbell's school diamond. Monday they head to Lakewood for 6 45 p m clash with Weaver Wall Colonels at Lakewood Elks field.
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