Cleveland No Major Hockey Franchise For Sutphin
Cleveland hockey scene shows no rush for a major league NHL franchise. Sutphin said he’s not pursuing a Montreal Maroons takeover or a Cleveland major league buy, preferring to back a local American League effort after strong last season by the Barons.
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Reds Stay In Race As Vander Meer Shuts Pirates
Vander Meer pitched seven effective innings to halt the Pirates 5 to 3, lifting the Reds to within four and a half games of first. He scattered seven hits, walked seven, and struck out three, regaining form after an August ailment as Cincinnati heads on a road trip facing the Cubs in Chicago.
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Red) Barrett
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Lew Riggs
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New York Giants
Boston
Softball clash set Sunday at McKinley diamond
The Chronicle Telegram and Fowl Dairies square off in the City Intermediate League Sunday at 9 30 a m on the McKinley diamond Players from both sides are warned of the 9 30 start The teams have recently tied 7 7 and 12 12 with games called by darkness
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Chronicle-Telegram
National Season Cockeyed Says Casey Stengel
George Kirksey relays Casey Stengel comments on the 1930s National League season. Stengel, Bees manager, jokes about the Giants and Pirates, cites injuries to Lopez MacFayden Shoffner Moore, notes August hot pace with 20 wins, 12 losses, and recalls a bizarre Jepper Martin play that netted two bases on a single.
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Shoffner
Gene Moore
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Mike Kelly
Bill Klem
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Klem
Jepper Martin
Martin
Fletcher
Waterworks versus Rone Radio game canceled tonight
The scheduled game between Waterworks and Rone Radio is canceled. Players are asked to take notice. Ireland's Youth Movement is expanding rapidly as Germany's building boom continues to grow.
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Rone Radio
Ireland
Germany
Women's Bowling League opens season with eight teams
Eight teams enter the flyina Ladies Bowling League for a season starting next Friday, four more than last year when four teams competed. Teams include Damm's Kentie Lunch Standard Cleaners Hilltoy Tavern Elyria Recreation Leona's Five The City Loan W. T. Grant Company Wykrent's Grille. Tonight matches to establish handicaps feature Damm's against Cleaners Hilltop against Recreation Leona's against City Loan and Grants against Wykrent's at 9 o'clock.
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Girls Teams Clash For Second Half League Title
The Lorgin Girls League edges toward a Sunday showdown at Ridgeville diamond to decide the second half title as ra Girls and Ridgeville Bittoers split two early games 1-1 and 6-8. An Elyria win would clinch the title outright. a Ridgeville win would force a best two of three playoff.
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American Golfers Retain Curtis Cup Victory Narrowed by Singles
In Manchester by the Sea Mass on September 9 the Curtis Cup stayed with the United States after five wins in six singles. The Americans rallied from behind to defeat Great Britain 5 1 2 to 3 1 2 and keep the trophy, which has never been held by Britain since competition began six years ago.
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Ohio Grid Drills Start Tomorrow
Ohio State opens fall practice with 48 candidates reporting for initial workouts Saturday under coach Francis Schmidt. The Buckeyes must replace five of seven regulars on the line, but return 14 lettermen from a squad that finished second to Minnesota in the Big Ten. Co-Captain Carl Kaplanoff and tackle Alex Schoenbaum will anchor the rebuilt forward wall as two-a-day sessions begin.
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Random Notes From Sports Press Boxes
Henry Super discusses varied baseball and football opinions. Reuther predicts Goodman could hit 75 homers if with the Giants, while Charley Johnson notes Minnesota fans expect a few losses after 1933. Reds considered handsome but may not win pennant. Dodgers praised for platform. Budge gossip, travel-heavy schedules, managerial turnover, umpire access issues, and a Yankee rookie weight rule noted.
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Polo Grounds
Charley Johnson
Minneapolis Star
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Golden Gophers
Yawkey Buys Louisville Club To Build Pennant Hope
Boston owner Tom Yawkey announced the outright purchase of the Louisville Club of the American Association. He has invested nearly 4 million dollars in farm-system efforts seeking a pennant, following the Yankees’ extensive minor league structure. Donie Bush, ex-manager now with the Minneapolis Millers, agreed to manage the Louisville Colonels.
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Tom Yawkey
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New York Yankees
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Donie Bush
Minneapolis Millers
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Camp softballers seek Sunday game in Lorain county
The CCC camp softballers want a Sunday afternoon game with any Lorain county team. Interested managers should call 6521 and ask for Taylor. Ohio State Stadium hosts Indiana on Oct. 1 at the designated venue.
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Indians Beaten By Tigers 4 1 Streak Broken
Cleveland manager Oscar Vitt laments the erratic Tribe as Detroit defeats Cleveland 4 to 1 at League Park. Benton scattered eight hits for Detroit while Whitehill and Gatehouse allowed eight each for Cleveland. The day also saw the Yankees shut out Boston 4-0, keeping the Indians tied for second place with the Red Sox as the pennant chase narrows.
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Standings Mid Atlantic Playoffs Mention Akron and Cantus
Mid Atlantic playoffs standings show Akron 6 and Cantus Portsmouth 6. Goltieb the Tailor urges early orders for suit and overcoat cleaning and pressing at 65 cents, with contact number 2785 711 Broad Street.
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Gomez Blanks Red Sox as Leading AL Southpaw Again
Lefty Gomez of the New York Yankees pitched a 5 hit 4-0 shutout over the Boston Red Sox to extend New York's lead in the American League. The 16-11 record places Gomez as the league's top southpaw, with Hed Richards the only teammate ahead in wins. Demaree’s two homers boosted the Cubs past the Cardinals 7-4 in ten innings.
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Portsmouth and Akron Win Openers In League Playoffs
In Columbus on September 9 the Portsmouth Red Birds, top in the Mid-Atlantic League, opened playoffs by beating Springfield 6 to 10. Benny Bergman’s St. Louis Cardinal Farm Club squad faced defeat. In the second game Akron Yankees, fourth place, defeated Canton Terriers 5 to 4 behind late home runs by Johnny Lucadello and Pete Donald as Volpi and Brown allowed eight hits apiece.
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Pete Donald
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Stanford Upset Victim in Cherry Ridge Play
The Cherry Ridge club championship saw an upset as Howard Stanford, the 937 club champion, lost to George Mate in a quarter final at the 720 holes. Mate advances to the semi finals where his opponent will be Walt Maslyk. In another championship match Maur tice McIntyre defeated Dr. Mike Horbes, 2 and 1.
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Mike Horbes
Class C Pin League In Session Tonight
A final reorganization meeting of the class C Bowling league will be held at the Elyria Recreation this evening at 6 o'clock. All representatives captains and bowlers of teams contemplating filing entry are urged to attend the session.
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