Giants Edge College All Stars 12 2 At Polo Grounds
New York Giants pro champions defeated the College All-Stars 12 to 2 before 30 550 at the Polo Grounds. Ed Danowski threw two touchdowns and Dale Burnett scored a rushing touchdown as the Giants outgained the All-Stars despite frequent during play and penalties.
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Detroit Lions
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Indoor gate receipts top outdoor shows at Rialto
Widespread sports notes recount indoor events drawing bigger crowds than Riverview Park. Babe Ruth's career totals, Vic Sorrell's glare from home plate, UCLA football prospects, and a slate of Calumet and Frisco horses highlight a busy roundup. Cincinnati Reds win 11 of 12 as Buckeye Conference favorites loom.
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Rialto Theater
Riverview Park
Babe Ruth
Vic Sorrell
Detroit
Hach
Soldier Field
Pete Barber
LCLA
William H. (Hill
E. P. Clement
Calumet Derby
Wison Frisco
Frisco Watts
Laura M. Lindale
Senator McBlye
Senator Norris
Calumet Forger
Janice Wilson
Lorain County
Vic Hanson
Syracuse University
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A Magazine
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Mickey Walker
John L. Sullivan
Eleanor Helm Jarrett
George Moriarity
Gee Walker
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Dick 7Kin
Colegians
Ben Welland
Cleveland
Wes Ferrell
Boston
Enteendinals
Rochester
Windy City
Ohin Wesleyan
Buckere
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Bears Triumph Over Oklahoma All-Stars
Chicago Bears defeated the Oklahoma All-Stars with a first quarter lateral from Masterson to Ranzani and a second quarter score by Nagurski. The Bears had lost to Texas All-Stars the night before in a separate game.
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Bears
Oklahoma
Playoff Showdown Set For Nay Son and Zanesville
Dayton dispatch notes Nay Son and Zanesville chasing first place in a three game playoff to decide the league title. Zanesville already won the opener and would force another clash if Nay Son loses. Dayton, taft, and Columbus Red Birds results cited as prep for the series in mid September.
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Dayton
Nayson
Zanesville
Dayenn
Saetor
Anesville
A & Taft
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American Association
Aanesville
Yankees Can Clinch AL Flag Today
The New York Yankees leading the American League by 17 1 2 games in Cleveland sought to clinch the pennant mathematically by winning one of a doubleheader with the Cleveland Indians. Oral Hildebrand and Thornton Letty Lee were slated for Cleveland while Monte Pearson and Bump Hadley were to pitch for New York.
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Cleveland
Five Teams Remain In Race For Harmon Tournament Title
In Lorain-Medina county softball play at Harmon field five teams still contend for the title: Pennzoil Butner Funeral Home and No-Way Market of Elyria and American Stove Company and Carex Meats of Lorain. American Stove Company beat Pennzoils 5-2 to stay undefeated. Bittner Funeral Home eliminated Emerson Garage of Innerar. Two games are set tonight with Bittner Home facing Pennzoils at 7:30 and Elyria No-Way Marker meeting Lorain Carex Meats.
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Lorath
Lorain-Medina
Harmon Field
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Pennzoil Butner Funeral
Elvria
American Stove Company
Carex Meats
Lorain
Lorain Tean
Pennzoils
Tyuwiney
Bittner Funeral Home
Emerson Garage
Inerrear
Bittner
Elyria
Lou Rou
al Baresk
Class A Bowlers To Meet Thursday Night
City Class A Bowling League calls a meeting at the Heights of Columbus clubrooms at 7 30 p m Thursday evening. President Earle Weller urges all interested in reorganizing the citys leading pin circuit to attend.
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Earle Weller
Heights of Columbus
Dobrowski Meats Capture First in City League Standings
Dobrowski Meats rose to undisputed first in the city league after a 7 to 1 victory over Electrolux at Hamilton Diamond. Claude Prnmb starred with three hits as Paul Elek limited Electrolux to seven hits. Brodke belted a homer for the Meats. The result tightens the second half race with Electrolux and Bittner Funeral Home still vying for the crown.
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Electrolux
Hamilton Diamond
Electrolua
Claude Prnmb
Paul Elek
Brodke
Bittner Funeral Home
Debrowski Vesta Abr Eh
FE A . i
Four Teams Fight For Second Position In American League
In a tight pennant race the New York Yankees lead with the White Sox Detroit Indians and Washington chasing for second place. Chicago can only upset the slate by sweeping 17 remaining games while New York needs 18 losses. The White Sox crushed Detroit 7 5 to end any mathematical tie possibilities. The Giants also bid for the nickel World Series as they face the Reds Cubs and Cardinals with schedule advantages and key late season clashes looming.
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Washington Senators
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Cards
Kix Mes
Giants And Reds Play Two Today
New York Giants host Cincinnati Reds in a doubleheader as Benny Vres and Al Hollingsworth were set to pitch for the Reds. Cincinnati, 31-12 in their last 12, seeks division contention on the East swing. The Reds announced the $25,000 purchase of Ernnie Joust from the San Francisco club for the infield. A recent bout between Gilly Campbell and Billy Urges led to fines for Reds catcher Sat. Manager Ford Frick notified him of the penalty.
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Benny Vres
al Hollingsworth
Crocionali Reds
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Reds
Earnie Joust
Guseman
Rancisco
Pacific Coast
Lenzie
Gilly Camnp-bell
Billy Urges
Chicago Cubs
Cvinnati
Ford Frick
Sports Cut Short By Ernie Braden
Former Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox outfielder Seeds may not be luckiest but he drew a break with the New York Yankees as they clinched the American League title. The girls softball team at Harmon Field moved closer to the Lakewood Class A League by beating Blepp Coombs 5 to 1. Clark Griffith praises the new AL schedule with its three game series, predicting strong fan interest. Helen Jacobs may quit the National Tennis tournament due to a sprained thumb, while Fred Perry reportedly may turn pro. Mount Union drills 17 veterans as the Terriers face the Mid-Atlantic League. Henton Terriers beat Boston Red Sox affiliate 7 to 4 in Canton. Espie’s homer in a 3-run ninth sealed the Terriers’ win. Ray Sharkey and Jimmy Vaughn set for a Cleveland bout on Wednesday.
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New York Yankees
Bob
Mason
Yanks
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Lakewood
Blepp-Coombs Lassie
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Reisons
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacoby
Fred Perry
Har Geltz
Mount Union
Henton Terriers
Boston Red Sox
Canton
Lllespie
Terriers
Rhodes Scholar Favored In St Leger At Doncaster
British report notes Rhodes Scholar, a three year old, as a heavy favorite in the 164th running of the St Leger stakes at Doncaster worth 20000 dollars. Only American entrant is Boswell, ridden by William Woodward, listed at 20 to 1.
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Doncaster
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Lord Axster
William Woodward
Boswell
La Rance Substitutes In Wrestling Card At Tiasto Theatre
Speedy La Rance of Duluth will meet Estes of Washington D C in a feature on Dan Morris's wrestling program at Tiasto Theatre. Weaver is out for the lucrative Battle Creek match, Estes and La Rance to clash for a bout headlining LeRoy McGuirk. The undercard pits Bozzell vs Schaeffer, with a curtain-raiser amateur match starting at 8 50 p m.
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Tiasto Theatre
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National Wrestling Association
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LaRanece
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Okinnipee
Oklahoma
Bozzell
Campaigning in Chicago Sparks Sharkey Bid
In a Chicago area push Sharkey runs a successful campaign effort while local politics heat up. A separate query notes baseball slang, defining a fishing trip as a political stunt to lure in support.
Ohio State Opens 1936 Football Practices Tomorrow
Ohio State prepares for 1936 drills with 60 candidates invited to report led by captain Merle Wendt and Frank Cumiskey. Schmidt aims to blend 16 lettermen with strong sophomores like Johnny Rabb and Bill Booth as he plans twice daily workouts before class starts.
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U. P
Franeis AL Schmidt
Buck Vowel
Asufar
Schmidt
Merle Wendt
Middletown
Frank Cumiskey
Youngstown
Augia George Dayton
Charley Hamrick
Gallipolis
Charley Ream
Navarre
Charley Gales
Niles
Inwood Smith
Mansfieldy Sol Maggied
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Gus Zarnas
Bob Milter
Cleveland
Jumpin' Joe" Williams
Barberton
Frank Antenacet
Nile John Bettridge
Toledo
Bucks
Notre Dame
New York University
Brewers Face Blues In A A Title Playoff Opener
Milwaukee teams tilt in playoff action as the slumping Milwaukee Brewers host the Kansas City Blues in the first game for the right to reach the Little World Series. The other bracket has Indianaplis opposing St Paul at St, with winners advancing to meet in a decisive series.
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Tkansas City Blues
Indianapalis
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River Downs to open fall meeting at Coney Island oval
Announcing a shift in plans, River Downs will open a fall meeting at the former Coney Island oval on October 1, running for two and a half days, with Edward Strong stating that 20 percent of profits from future meetings would be reserved to satisfy claims of owners who did not receive the 1933 payments.
Grid Meeting and Demonstration at Elyria Stadium
A large crowd of coaches and officials is expected tonight as Elyria High School and the Northern Ohio Officials Association host a football rules interpretation meeting at 6 13 p.m. in the high school gym, followed by a stadium demonstration led by Russell Rupp Pat Pugini and Robert T. Moore. Two Elyria High teams will participate with a 10 cent admission to cover lighting costs.
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Northern Ohio Officials Association
Ely Stadium
Russell Rupp
Pat Pugini
Robert T. Moore
Elyria Wl
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