Elyria High Football Schedule Lists 100 Candidates
Elyria High announces a 982 schedule with over 100 players vying for spots. The 33-game slate includes four night contests and adds Medina while replacing Rocky with Fremont. Nonleague games feature Sandusky, Toledo Central, Oberlin, Glenville, Lake Erie rivals and a season finale at Lorain.
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Ilyria High School 1933 Football Sked
Ilyria High School announces the 1933 football schedule with night games against Medina Fremont Sandusky Lakewood Glenville Toledo Central Heights Oberlin Shaw Lorain. Home and away dates include September 15 September 22 September 30 October 7 October 13 October 20 October 28 November 4 November 11 and November 18.
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Pirates Open Series With 6 1 Win Over Giants
YORK Sept 6 Pirates opened their five game series vs the Giants to reclaim the pennant. Pittsburgh jumped to the early lead by crushing New York 6 to 1 in the opener, turning the tides after last season’s Giants surge. A double header was scheduled for today.
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Feats Win Claim South End Softball Crown
The South End Softball champions were decided as the Rats defeated the Bittners 12 to 2 at Hamilton. Pitcher Usy limited the Bittners to three hits and eight strikeouts. Kaminski and Minski hit homers for the Rats.
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Washington Leads League Standings Amid Sparse Results
Washington sits atop the American League standings with a 5-1 mark, while Philadelphia is 6-4 and New York 1-2 after yesterday’s games. Schedule shows clashes including Philadelphia at Washington and Detroit at Boston, with several games postponed or rescheduled.
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Hi-Speeds Lose To Jolley’s Repair Shop in Final Game
The Hi-Speeds failed to tie Sears Roebuck for the West Side League crown after Jolley’s Repair Shop defeated them at Jefferson. The Repair Shop scored the winning run in the bottom of the sixth inning, and the game was halted at dusk.
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Second Heights Title Game Postponed by Grocers Request
The Eastern Heights League championship series second game between Haurr & Bauer Grocers and Pennzolls was postponed by the Grocers. The game will be played Thursday evening at Harman Field, starting at o'clock sharp.
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Elyrian Regular On Ohio Wesleyan Team
Eddie Pape of Elyria a senior at Ohio Wesleyan begins his third year as a regular guard as the Bishops open their season.
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Pirates Stars Pace Giants With Eight Hits One Run
Larry French pitched for the Pirates against the Giants, holding them to one run on eight hits. Paul Waner and Pie Traynor led the attack with three hits in four at bats. Joe Cronin in his opener for the Senators sparked the offense with two doubles and two singles, while Leroy Mahaffey provided solid support. The Athletics limited the Yankees to three hits in the opening game.
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Troxels to Play Twin Bill With LaGrange Team
Two Tri County rivals Elyria Troxels and LaGrange Merchants split league play with LaGrange winning 4 3 in a tight game. Sunday double header at Wellington begins at 1 PM featuring added LaGrange players Red Poulson Len Wrage and Lloyd Buckley boosting the Merchants lineup.
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Eight Games On Western Reserve Grid Schedule
Cleveland Ohio September 5 The Forest City schedules eight football games for Western Reserve with major clashes against John Carroll Baldwin Wallace and Case at Cleveland Stadium and Oberlin at Oberlin. Key returnee Vic Ippolito stars in scrimmage while practice starts September 11.
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Elyria Hardware Jrs Defeat Oberlin 7-3
The Elyria Hardware Juniors defeated the Oberlin All-Stars 7-3 in a game at Oberlin. Ernest pitched a strong seven-hit effort with fourteen strikeouts, while Gaines Ka Ernest Lukey contributed two-base hits and a home run by Yarsa.
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Tri-County Managers Hold Final Meeting
The final Tri County League managers meeting was held last evening at the Chronicle Telegram offices. Eight teams were invited and seven were represented including Lorain City Billiards. President Jesse Hamman presided as secretary Rudy Ebinger returned forfeit fee checks and entry fees. Brief plans for the 1934 season were discussed before adjournment.
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Major League Leaders From Intted Press Batting Leaders
The list highlights top hitters including Foxx and Ruth with standout averages. Phillies and Yankees names appear among leaders, with figures showing runs batted in and total hits, though OCR garble obscures some data.
Colgate’s Kerr masters double spinner and line attack
A profile of Colgate coach Andy Kerr praising his handling of players and his use of the double spinner in a near-line attack. Kerr emphasizes balanced preparation, intelligent linemen, and a system that fits the average player, predicting strong Colgate performance and detailing training philosophy. Tomorrow’s focus: a Colgate Longside Reverse.
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Indians Macks Open Series to Close 1933 Schedule
The Cleveland Indians and Philadelphia Athletics opened their final four game set of the 1933 season in Philadelphia. Cleveland holds third place in the American League two games ahead of the Athletics and seeks to overtake the Yankees, who lead by 6 1 2 games. Mel Harder was slated to pitch for Cleveland.
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Pennzoils Win Over Grafton State Prison Farm S-1
The Pennzoils of the Eastern Heights League defeated the Grafton State Prison Farm team S-1 at McKinley after Storm pitched for the winners and Dickie hurled for the losers. Dean's Beat Waltons Dean's Lunch beat Walton Ice 11 to 6 on the Lace Factors diamond with Ralph Gibbons fanning fourteen. Carlisle AC to meet Jollex's Repair Shop at 6 pm on the Carlisle diamond. Sears Roebuck practice tonight at Jefferson, report at 6. Walton Ice and Fuel hosts Wiener Roast for softball team members tomorrow night at Avon. meetings set for American Legion diamond tonight to finalize plans.
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Rick-Rack Champion Crowns Winner at Lorain County Fair
Robert Schroeder representing the First Ward won the Elyna rick-rack contest at the Lorain County Fair on Monday with a score of 3362. He lives on Abbe Road. Geraldine Pomeroy of the Second Ward placed second with 1222 and resides at 171 Bath Street. Alvin Baldt of the Sixth Ward finished third with 703, living on Courtland Street.
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Women's City Net Tourney Starts Today
City-Wide women's tennis championship opens with 14 contestants led by defending champ Rosetta Dyer who has a bye. Strong contenders in the upper bracket include Maxine Bannon Pearl Tutthill Lucile Graber while Margaret Terry and Betty Fox lead the lower bracket. First two rounds must finish by Saturday evening. First round pairings include Bernice Atkinson vs Maxine Bannon Pearl Tutthill vs Lucile Graber Courtney Fulton vs Betty Jackson Margaret Terry vs Betty Humphrey Eleanor Dehm vs Ruth Gill Betty Fox vs Jane Gin Dee Hastings bye.
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Miss Dyer
Maxine Bannon
Pearl Tutthi
Lucile Graber
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Betty Fox
Bernice Atkinson
Pearl Tutthill
Courtney Fulton
Betty Jackson
Betty Humphrey
Eleanor Dehm
Ruth Gill
Jane Gin
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City Bowling League meeting called for tomorrow
A meeting of all bowlers interested in forming the City Bowling League for the coming season is set for 7:30 tomorrow evening at the Knights of Columbus alleys. Organizers say sponsors are ready but bowling talent is limited and urge all interested players to attend.
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Mercuries Plan 6 Oclock Practice at Gates School
The Mercuries light heavyweight champions hold a tryout session at Gates school tonight at 6 o clock. Report to coaches if you wish to try out, with listed players Michaels Silvin Thomas Bara Ducoty Eldred Sheldon Koehn Wash Barkacs Varady Toth Rainey Perkins Woodcock Cox Maddock and Gerhardinger expected to attend
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Merchants Call Drill Tonight at Hamilton Field
Coach Chuck Petro asks last year's Merchants to report at 7 30 for a practice at Hamilton Field. Players F Koehn R Koehn F Ross L Grent Hess Storm Baker H Myers Curtis W Wack Bennie Soja J Dagan Baldy Tutt Cavagna Paonessa Flannigan listed as required. others may attend tryouts.
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Lange Declines Kent State Football Coach Job
NEW CONCORD Ohio September W F Lange Muskingum College athletics director for 10 years announced he declined an offer to become head football coach at Kent State College. Negotiations ended after Lange rejected Kent State contract terms. It was understood he would not relocate.
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Large squad seeking regular positions on 1933 Crimson eleven
Elyria High's football hopefuls number over 120 training twice daily at Ely Stadium under Coach Roy Clymer and assistants Eaton and Bauer. Seniors and juniors vie for spots as six Jettermen join a growing group building for the September 15 opener against Meaina High. Captain Frank Murkowski leads potential line and backfield talents with several lettermen from 1932 departed, while new sophomores and lightweights show real promise for the Sixth Street squad. The main concerns are center and tackle, with Cullin recovering from a shoulder issue and possible shifts expected as coaches gauge depth and readiness.
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Postponed Game Between Amherst Teams Deferred Indefinitely
The game set for next Sunday at Amherst between Amherst Mischka Meats and an All-Star Tri-County League team has been indefinitely postponed. Several players on the All-Star squad, chosen by Elyria and Lorain newspaper men, will be in regularly scheduled games.
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Grafton Nine Hosts Oberlin Monarchs Sunday Game
Grafton Bittner Cash Markets of the Tri County League will meet the Oberlin Monarchs in Grafton Sunday afternoon. The teams previously met this season with Grafton defeating Oberlin. Weather and kickoff times not specified.
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