Shaw High Looks Like Real Lake Erie Contender
Shaw High School coached by Snavely fields a veteran backfield led by Warren Iditshenut Harold Dreifert John Snavely and Marvin Hacksteddde with a solid line including Corning Bittel and Pearce The Red and Black open Sept 17 at Shaw Stadium vs John Adams and start Lake Erie play Oct 15 hosting Lakewood Other games include Heights Elyria and Lorain High slated through Nov 12.
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Lake Erie
Snavely
East Cleveland
Warren Idisenhut
Harold Dreifert
John Snavely
Marvin Hackstedde
Hne
Robert Corning
Robert Bittel
Howie Pearce
Mark Rose
Shaw
Gonfalon
Jack Snavely
Eisenhut
Dre
Hackstaddé
Bull Griffith
Ohio State
Roy Clymer
Elyria High
Hackstedde
Howie Whale
Corning
Bittel
Peares
Rose
Warren
Jimmy Carpenter
Chuck Hugger
Joann Cadwalter
Walter Roche
Bill Schoenbach
Chuck Wistar
Bob Colling
Lght
Lakewood
Shaw Stadium
Heights
Snavelyn Stalwarts
Elyra
The
Crimson
East Clevelanders
Lora High
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Standings show Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 1 and New York 6 7 with Detroit 4 7 in fourteen inning opener and seven inning second. Washington 8 St Louis 1 Chicago 4 Boston 3 in ten innings. Today's games include Washington at St Louis New York at Detroit two games and Boston at Chicago. Postponed matches due to cold weather include Cincinnati New York two games Chicago Boston and St Louis Philadelphia. Yesterday results list Albany 2 Newark 7 Montreal 7 Toronto 6 Baltimore 15 Jersey City 10 Rochester Buffalo 2 night game. Montreal Toronto Rochester Buffalo Baltimore Jersey City Newark Albany today.
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Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Boger
St Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Boston
Albany
Newark
Montreal
Toronto
Baltimore
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Pet
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Washington
Ae Ze
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Thadapolia
Columbus
Kans
St. Paul
Laltimore
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Buffalo Ae Tren
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Oonn
Albany Weed
Reading
Players-Notice for Joint Practice at Cascade Park Saturday
Players from St. Agnes Motor Express and Eagles Juniors to join Merchants Sunday must report at 10 AM Saturday for practice at Cascade Park. Names listed include Hutchings Dumske J Fortman Boraski Dobrowski Coen Mahl Koviak Guild Storm Kemper F Ross and Zgode.
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Motor Express
Eagles
Merchants
Cascade Park
Hutchings
Dumske
J. Fortman
Boraski
Dobrowski
Coen
Mahl
Koviak
Guild
Storm
Kemper
F. Ross
Zgode
St. Mary's Juniors Gridders To Meet Tonight
St. Mary's Juniors football squad opens tryouts for boys under 16 and 120 pounds at Richwine Field Monday at 4 30. Athletic director Dr C E Guth will lead the team through the upcoming season.
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St. Mary's School
St. Mary's
Richwine Field
C. E. Guth
Predict Increase In Attendance At Ohio State Games
Ohio State University announced orders for reservations to attend its five home games are well ahead of last year. The department predicts higher attendance for 1932 home games despite recent lower gate receipts. Over 60,000 ticket applications were mailed, targeting fans including stadium subscribers and alumni, with prices reduced about a third to one third. The Michigan game on Oct. 15 and the Penn State game on Nov. 12 are expected to draw strongest crowds, along with Ohio Wesleyan on Oct. 1, Wisconsin on Oct. 25, and Indiana on Oct. 8.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio Wesleyan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Indians Defeat Athletics 2-1 Behind Clint Brown
Cleveland pitcher Clint Brown hurled a four-hit gem to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 2 to 1 at the Stadium. The win, Brown’s 14th of the season, snapped Lafry Grove’s bid for another victory as Grove suffered his 10th loss. Jimmie Foxx reached base once for the A’s, while Cissell and Bishop supplied runs for Cleveland.
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Leveland
Clint Brown
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Lafry Grove
Grove
Tribe
Indians
Brown
Jimmie Foxx
Innal
Odd Fellows in Easy Win Over Maumee Dairy
The Odd Fellows defeated Maumee Dairy 10 to 0 in a softball game last evening on the McKinley diamond. Kawolice was the winning pitcher and Ross the loser with Storm umpiring. The lodgemen face DeMolays at Jefferson diamond tonight at 6 o clock. Boyton Moran hit a home run.
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Odd Fellows
Maumee Dairy
The
Maumee
McKinley Diamond
Eddie Kawelies
Lodgemen
Jefferson Diamond
Ross
Bowen
Seeee Pais
Dane
Daaene Stryker
Dunstan
Peeresbueeree
Boynton
Olmsted
Weer Renouard
Kawolles
Wirminski
Pawwnne
Maumee Tait
St Agnes Hi Speed Gags Clash Prompt Manager Contact
The Hi Speed Gags baseball team meets St Agnes on Sunday morning. The manager of St Agnes is asked to contact Tim Dunstan immediately at the listed phone number. Additional sports details appear on Page 15.
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Hi Speed
Walts
St. Agnes
Tim Dunstan
Raus and Smythe Reach Elyria Club Final for Women’s Title
In the Elyria Country Club women’s championship, Mrs Eddie Raus will face Mrs Alan Smythe in the final after winning semi finals yesterday. Raus beat Mrs L B Fauver 6 and 6 while Smythe edged Mrs J P Brooks 1 up in a tough match.
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Elyria Country Club
Fauver
Raus
Smythe
J. P. Brooks
Carrick
Foster
Eddie Raus
Alan Smythe
Raua
L. B. Fauver
Edwin Gillis
J. P Brooks
C. W. Carrick
W., Foster
Believe Ruth Will Be In Shape For Series
United Press reports Babe Ruth with slight appendicitis symptoms but expected to play in his 10th World Series. Yankees officials and writers deem an appearance in the championship against the Cubs a strong possibility. Ruth rests under doctor King’s supervision with no operation likely, amid optimism about his recovery and readiness.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Babs Ruth
Yankees
George Herman Ruth
Yanks
Chicago Cubs
Slugger
Edward King
Amda
Kid
Hugo Miller
Beenat
Akron football outlook for 1932 under Red Blair
Akron coach Howard Blair faces a rebuilding season after a 1–7 record in 1931. The 1932 squad loses key seniors including Willard Schmitgen the center, and must replace the forward wall largely with recruits. Backfield veterans provide optimism as Blair builds a dark horse in the Ohio Conference.
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Akron
Howard
Red” Blair
University of Akron
Ohio
Alron
Blair
Willard Schmitegen
Bill Barnes
Jack
Katherine Rawls Wins Woman Medley Swims at 14
Phoenix reports 14 year old Katherine Rawls of Fort Lauderdale dominates the 100 yard medley at the A A U meet in Temple Beach near Phoenix. She finishes nearly 125 feet ahead of Florence Chadwick with swift crawl stroke and strong back and breast segments. Chadwick places second and Dorothy Smithson of Los Angeles third after Rawls yells encouragement.
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Ariz
Katherien Rawls
Everglades
Florence Chadwick
San Diego
Temple Beach
Here
Fort Lauderdale
Dreagt
Miss Chadwick
Dorothy Smithson
Los Angeles
Shamrocks Beat Clark's Misfits 14 to 7 in Softball Showdown
The Donovan and Maloney Shamrocks defeated Clark's Misfits 14 to 7 at Jefferson diamond. J Donovan and H Maloney led with multiple hits including two-base shots, while H Malone and Gargel homered. Donovan allowed two bases on balls and struck out five over seven innings. Gergel took the loss. Bennett stood as umpire with a 1 hour 7 minute game time.
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Maloney Shamrocks
Jefferson Diamond
J. Donovan
H. Maloney
B. Popp
J. Grabber
J. Birmingham
H. Malone
Gargel
Balla
Donovan
Gergel
Gareel & Hita
T.donovan
Bennet
D. & M. Shamrocks
R.H. C. AE
F. Fitzér
Clark
F. Humphret N. Maloney
R. Popp
Birmingham
H. Clark U Lesnick
Shamrocks
Fruckers Win Over South Amherst Team
The Paliska Truckers edged Verhovay Lodge of South Amherst 13 to 12 on Roosevelt diamond. J Paliska was the winning pitcher. F Big pitched for the Logers. Includes player listings and Akron schedule notes.
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Verhovay Lodge
South Amherst
Roosevelt Diamond
J. Paliska
F. Big
Logers
Yankees Need Four Wins To Clinch AL Pennant
New York Yankees can clinch the American League pennant with four victories in their remaining 18 games. Two wins would eliminate the Athletics, while four are needed to knock out the Washington Senators who have four more games to play. Cleveland can only tie. McCarthy's club extended its lead to 18 1 2 games after a doubleheader win at Detroit. The nightcap was tied 7 7 after seven innings due to darkness and will be replayed tomorrow. Other results: Athletics fell to Cleveland 2 1, Senators beat Chicago 8 1, White Sox beat Red Sox 4 3, Cubs split with Boston to stay ahead of Pirates, Phillies blanked Cardinals 3 0 with Don Hurst driving in all three runs. Postponed game: Cincinnati at New York.
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New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
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Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland Indians
Joe
McCarthy
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A's
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Athletics
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Clint Brown
Lefty Grove
Indians
Monte Weaver
Browns
Washington
Carl Reynolds
Senator
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White Sox
Ted Lyon
Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Boston
Brooklyn
Ray Benge
the &T. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Don Hurst
Phils
Cincinneti
Vines Faces Sutter In Net Semi Final Clash
Crest Hill Sept 9 UP Henri Cochet of France and Ellsworth Vines of California reached the net semifinal stage of the national singles championship with Cochet defeating Frank Shields and Vines dispatching Hugo Stoefen. Vines meets Clifton Sutter of New Orleans while Cochet meets Wilmer Allison of Texas in tomorrow’s semis.
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Henri Cochet
France
Ellsworth Vines
California
Cochet
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Paris
Vines
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Sutter
George Lott, Jr
Chicago
America
Hugo Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Frank Shields
New York
Sidney
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Ack Snavely
Shaw High School
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Bishop
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Os Cissall
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Miller
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L. O. Stearns
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C. R. Haljock
H. D. Higgs
Q. Winsor
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Co. W. Adams
C. C. Bowers
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Adams
Hallock
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Ohio Football Outlook
Katherine Rawls
Fruckers
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Ed Putt
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Ad Stadtmiller
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