All Star B Team to Face Elyria Merchants at Cascade Park
ASEAM selected from the three leading Class B city teams will meet the Elyria Merchants Sunday on Cascade Park diamond. Eye the Eagles St Agnes and Motor Express provide the All B lineup while Klein’s Merchants rely on Pinkie Smith and a revamped infield to counter.
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Call Meeting Of City League Bowling Teams
The Elllis City bowling league for the 1932 33 season plans an eight or ten team list with a prelim inary managers meeting next Tuesday at Knights of Columbus alleys Broad street. Louie Beache invites twelve teams including Elks 1931 champions Masons Knights of St John Eagles Odd Fellows American Legion Moose Knights of Columbus Ridgeville Knights of St John State Highway Guerin Pretzels and Chronicle Telegram. All games at Knights of Columbus alleys with alleys resurfaced and new pins ordered. Beache extends invitation to women bowlers to form ladies leagues with free beginner instructions and flexible use times.
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Motor Express Falls 4-1 to Amherst Merchants
Elyria Motor Express loses 4-1 at Amherst in a benefit game for the Amherst Milk Fund. Ken Long pitched well allowing four hits, but fielding errors aided the Merchants. Hutton earned the win with eight strikeouts, Guild held Elyria to one run, and Long took the loss.
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Ex-Hy football team to hold night practice at Jefferson Field
Ex Hy players and others wishing to try out are urgently urged to attend practice tonight at Jefferson Field at 6 29 followed by an important business meeting at Jenne's Garage announced by team officials.
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Elyria Ex- Hy
Jefferson Field
Jenne
Fey Is Cherry Ridge Blind Par Windner
Mike Fey won the regular Wednesday Afternoon Blind Par at Cherry Ridge with a 90-12-78 card. Bernie Webter and Dr J Hoke tied for second, while Art Pelander took third with a 99-25-74 score.
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Cherry Ridge
Bernie
Beanie” Webter
Dr. J. Hoke
Art Pelander
Elyria Hardware Team Holds Drill Tonight
Former Thomas Furniture players are to meet at Hamilton School grounds at 6 o clock tonight to drill under the Elyria Hardware banner. Coach Gerush lists F. Ross G. Ross Fritz Heath Kostya Varady Toth Polcher Noster Great McCue Nary Woodcock Storrer Hance and Haugh as required attendees with other hopefuls welcome for tryouts.
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Varady
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Polcher
Noster
Great McCue
Nary
Woodcock
Storrer
Hance
Haugh
Western Heights Team Drills At Roosevelt Field
The Western Heights light weight football squad will practice each evening this week at Roosevelt Field. Report at 7 o clock for tryouts. The Single Men of Colson Company beat the Married Men 11 to 10 at McKinley to tie the series. third game date not yet announced.
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McKinley
Pirates Trim Cubs Lead in Tight National League Race
Pittsburgh Pirates cut Chicago Cubs lead to five games by splitting a doubleheader with Brooklyn while the Cubs lost both ends to the Boston Braves. The Pirates won 8 3 as Bill Swift held Brooklyn to six hits, then Freddie Heimach and the Dodgers took the nightcap 4 2. Boston swept Chi town 11 1 and 2 0, aided by a nine run seventh inning in the opener. Jumbo Elliott beat St Louis 6 5. Giants beat Reds 7 5 as Joe Moore went 5 for 5 with a homer and Mel Ott hit his 32nd. No American League games were scheduled.
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Harris
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Pat Malone
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Jumbo Elliott
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Paliska Truckers Defeat Single Men 5-1 In Softball
The Paliska Truckers routed the Single Men 5 to 1 last evening at the Roosevelt school diamond. Paliska pitcher held the opponents to five scattered hits as the Truckers secured the victory.
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Paliska
Big Five Outfielder Silence Slugs Through Walks
Bill Terry went hitless in three at bats but drew two walks as The Big Five lineup showed no hits. Jimmy Foxx Rahs Ruth Lou Gehrig and Al Simmons were idle in the game.
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Wittenberg to rejoin Buckeye football slate this season
Wittenberg College plans a return to Buckeye Conference play after a two year absence, facing a tough schedule that includes Indiana Teachers, John Carroll, Denison, Ohio Wesleyan, Cincinnati, Ohio University, Miami and Dayton. The 1932 squad, coached by T. W. Stobbs in his fourth year, relies on only two returning lettermen in the backfield with several experienced linemen and ends, aiming to win at most one game.
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Denison
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Ike Trubey
Ohio
Charles Hofelich
Cleveland
Earl Wright
Hillsboro
Art Meder
Ken Douds
Bridgeport
Pete Stobbs
Wheeling
W. Va
James Dison
St. Clairsville
Babe Ruth Leaves Detroit for New York Medical Check
Babe Ruth, 38, left Detroit after abdominal pains raised concern of possible appendicitis. He and wife boarded a Michigan Central train at 8:40 p.m. for New York where his personal physician will evaluate him. The Yankees fear missing the World Series if he is sidelined, as he leads in hits and home runs this season.
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Odd Fellows Wallop American Legion in Softball Rout
The Odd Fellows defeated the American Legion 16 to 1 in a game played last evening at the Ely School diamond. After a tight start the visitors exploded for 13 runs in the final inning to seal the win. Life and Dunstan teamed for the pitching effort.
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Auxiliary Team Plays At Lorain On Friday
The Elyria Knights of St. John Auxiliary Girls softball team will travel to Lorain to meet Apollo Girls at Central Park diamond Friday evening, a game announced today.
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Apollo
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Richwines To Play Lorain Team Sunday
The Richwines of Elyria city soft ball champions will face Smithberger Grocers of Lorain in a feature game at Snyder's Grove for the Lorain County Game and Fifth Association picnic. Game starts at 11 a.m. Lampe or Pries will pitch for the Grocers, with Smithberger behind the plate. Zlatkowski and Wireenske form the Richwines battery. Players meet Sunday morning at Frank Traxler's home at East Avenue and 9 to street.
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Wireenske
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Frank Traxler
Dayton Defeats Fort Wayne In Playoff Opener
Dayton Central League wins 4 to 3 over Fort Wayne in a playoff opener in Dayton Ohio. Galehouse pitched well for Fort Wayne and Mills for Dayton, with a late rally breaking a 3 3 tie in the bottom of the ninth to clinch the first leg of the title chase.
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Odd Fellows Card Three Hard Games
The Odd Fellows softball team have three games left this season. Tonight they face Maumee Dairy at McKinley. Tomorrow they play DeMolays at Jefferson. Sunday they travel to Cleveland to meet Erie Lodge I. C. oF.
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McKinley
Jefferson
Cleveland
Erie Lodge I. C
Crimson Bantams In Hard Drills For 1932 Season
Coach Bauer builds a 50 man Crimson Flash Bantams squad with key returnees from last year. Fast backs Radocs Wirsham Storck Weiland Saunders Strickler Haswell Bakos bolster hopes as the line seeks a solid center with Andress out. Freshman and new players push for spots as two weeks of practice remain before the September 24 opener at Amherst against Norwood Hearn's Green and Gold.
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Bauer
Crimson Flash
Jos Radocs
Fetterman
Bill Wirsham
Lowell Storck
Amherst
Weiland
Charles Saunders
Strickler
Haswell
Jos Bakos
Andress
Liiely
Tommy Vaughan
Lenny Hull
Bantam
Crimson Bantam Eleven
Salturady
Norwood Hearn
Standings and Tonight's Baseball Schedule
Standings show multiple teams with mixed records and today's games list as Chicago at Boston in doubleheader, Cincinnati at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia, plus Rochester at Buffalo and Montreal at Toronto. The Rainbow Girls face Hart Jewelers in a Cascade Park softball game tonight at 6.
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Large Squad Competes For Regular Berths In 1932 Elyria Football
Elyria High starts 1932 gridiron practice at Ely Stadium with about 100 candidates. Clymer Eaton and Bauer plan to build a large heavyweight and a deep lightweight squad, stocking eight lettermen including captains Novotny Jezewski and Kamski. Newcomers like Cullin Renouard and Finger show promise as trials continue toward September 23 opener versus Oberlin High.
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Jim Shurmer
Bob Jensen
Carl Dodsley
Ed Baldori
Hubie Herold
Stan Ma
Cochet Lone Survivor Among Foreign Stars in Tennis Quarters
In Crest Hills New York, Sept day, seven Americans and one Frenchman vie for the men's national singles title. Henri Cochet is the lone foreign survivor, facing Francis Shields after eliminating John Van Ryn. Ellsworth Vines meets Lester Stoefen as Wilmer Allison contends Sidney Wood and George Lott faces Clifford Sutter on Stadium and Grand Stand courts.
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Philadelphia
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Towne Delcos to oppose Richwines in Lorain softball
The Towne Delcos of Lorain will form the opposition for the Richwines in a softball game scheduled for next Tuesday evening at the Richwine diamond. The game will start at 5 30. Most of today’s events reflect yesterday’s actions.
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