Lakewood Highs Seek Backfield Shine In Lake Erie Race
Lakewood High plans to rebuild its backfield after losing its 1931 backfield to graduation. Coach W G Ross and assistant Russell Linden focus on four rookie backs Pettit Enslinger Hahn and Kuhl but all four flunked out after spring exams. The line remains veteran led by Pettit at center and guards McSweeney Twiggs with Van Alman Miller tackles, while end remains undecided.
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Indians Mackes Close Season Series Today
Cleveland hosts Philadelphia in the final 1932 AL series. Key pitchers Lefty Grove and Roy Mahaffey duel as Washington races the Mackmen for the pennant. Ruth faces ailing absence as New York prepares for its last road stop in Cleveland.
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Legless U S Swimmer Attempts Channel Swim
Legless American swimmer Charles Zibelman is eight miles off the English coast at 10 A M continuing a Channel swim. He entered the channel at 6 35 P M yesterday with a tug bearing 24 people and listened to radio programs as he pressed toward Dover England.
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Mrs. Nelson Wins Medalist Honor in Central Ohio Tourney
Dayton headlines report Mrs. Larry C. Nelson of Dayton Country Club claimed medal honors at the Central Ohio one day event held at Miami Valley courses scoring an 8% over the field. Curtis Sons finished second, Janet Sheck placed third in district girls' division, with Nelson also taking low gross in first flight and Sheck's 74 earning net honors among 52 players. Gehrig also contributed scoring for the Yankees in a separate recap portion.
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Dayton
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Ashland Faces Budding Hope for Strong Football Season
Ashland College football outlook is rated fair by coach Fred Schmuck who studied under Howard Jones at USC. He plans to develop potential coach players from sophomores and freshmen, aided by new aide Donald Baker. Expected veterans include Captain-elect Sarl Berry, Wendell Stewart, Rogers Roberts, "Sally" Sulinski, Floyd Young, Jerry Emmons, Carl Garling, John Boyer, Joe Kader, Ross Atwiller, "Red" Odor, Frank Bania, and George Jacoby.
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California
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University of Southern California
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Cherry Ridge Stars In Public Links Rodeo
Cherry Ridge team players will join the Cleveland District Golf Association public event at Ridgewood Country Club tomorrow. Starting times include Lloyd Lasky 12:30, Lynn Schafer 12:40, Howard Stanford 12:33, Heinie Fisher 1:40, Nelson Kregman 1:50, Chick Slocum 2:15, Harry Marsh 2:26, Bob Birch 2:30, Stan Machock.
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Cochet and Allison Tie In Semi Final Clash At West Side
Henri Cochet of France defeated Wilmer Allison of Texas 6-1 10-12 4-6 6-3 7-3 in a men’s national championship semi final at West Side Stadium Crest Hills New York. Ellsworth Vines advances to face Cochet in the final after a lengthy match with Clifford Sutter.
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California
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New Orleans
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Major League Leaders From The United Press
Leading hitters include O Doul with .379 across 549 at bats 200 hits Foxx leads with 365 at bats 157 runs batted in 149 Ruth 44 home runs and 131 runs scored. Hitting leaders show Foxx O Doul Jem and others with high totals. Pitchers Gaudy may feature Allen Warneke Gomez with impressive earned run averages.
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Odd Fellows Travel to Cleveland for Erie Game
The Odd Fellows travel to Cleveland tomorrow for a game with Erie 1.0.0 FP at Fairview No. 1 diamond starting at 1 PM. All players meet at the local club rooms at 11:30 AM. transportation will be provided.
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Mrs Alan Smythe Wins Elyria C C Golf Crown
Mrs Alan Smythe captured the Elyria Country Club women’s golf title by defeating Mrs Eddie Raus 2 and 1 in the final. Smythe, underestimated at start, won through with early rounds over Mrs Galen Moyer 3 and 1 and Mrs J B Johnson 3 and 2, then beat Mrs J P Brooks 1 up in the semi final. Raus reached the final with wins over Mrs Ralph Murbach Mrs Squires and Mrs L B Fauver, who had earlier upset defending champion Mrs Edwin Gillis.
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Moreland Emerges as Dark Horse in National Amateur Golf
STUART CAMERON reports Gus Moreland of Texas is viewed as a dark horse in the national amateur golf championship at Five Farms. Despite a late entry after Walker Cup omissions, Moreland impressed in Brookline cup play and led a strong Five Farms practice, with Torrance, Eagan, and other top players contending alongside him.
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Jimmy) Johnston
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Tigers Jolt Yanks Twice
The Yankees need four wins in 16 to clinch the American League pennant as Detroit wins a 14 inning contest 18?. the second game was halted at darkness after Detroit led 4-1. In the NL the Cubs extend lead over Pirates with a 5 2 victory aided by Lon Warneke and Gabby Hartnett. Giants and Reds split a doubleheader with Reds taking one.
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Dayton Wins Third Straight in Central League Playoff
Dayton defeats Fort Wayne 7 to 6 in Fort Wayne in the Central League playoff series. The victory follows two 4 to 3 wins by Dayton, setting up a potential final game tonight in Dayton.
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Holm Wins AAU 220 Yard Back Stroke in World Record Time
Eleanor Holm, a former Follies star and noted swimmer, wins the 220-yard AAU back stroke at Temple Pool in Phoenix with a world record of 2 minutes 58.8 seconds, defying retirement chatter and signaling plans for the 1926 Olympics. Edith Mortridge and Florence Chadwick follow, while Katherine Rawls defends the 1120-yard breaststroke title and Jennie Cromer takes the 160-meter freestyle.
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Millers Almost In in American Association Pennant Race
In Columbus and Morgantown reports, the Millers appear near clinching the flag as St Paul wins 4 3 over Kansas City, Toledo 11 7 over Louisville, and Columbus 6 3 over Indianapolis under lights. West Virginia names captain elect Leo Dotson for 1981 season after graduation. Don Hurst drives Phillies to 3 2 win over Cardinals in 12th.
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Baseball doubleheader at Cascad Park headlines Sunday slate
Tomorrow at Cascad Park the Elyria Merchants meet a top Class 8 selection at 1 PM, then the Business Men face West View in Candle League action at 3. Manager Andy Golden’s All-Star B team draws from Eagles, Motor Express and St Amos players to challenge the Merchants while West View stands 5 and 7 in the second half with recent losses.
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Resalta Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results include Detroit 14 New York 13 1 and Boston 9 Chicago 10 innings with darkness. Today's schedule features Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at St Louis New York at Detroit two games Boston at Chicago. Central League update notes Payton 7 Fort Wayne.
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Maumee Dairy And Bearcats In 8-8 Tie
Maumee Dairy and the Brooxlin Bearcats battled to an 8-8 tie on the Columbia Avenue diamond last evening. Hank Ernest pitched for the Dairy while Craft worked for the Bearcats.
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Babe Ruth on Road to Recovery After Examined
New York Sept 10. Babe Ruth the famed invalid shows signs of recovery after a medical exam by Dr Edward King. Ruth’s condition was reported unchanged but on the way toward participation in the tenth World Series, according to UP.
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Disputes Over City Class B Title With St Agnes
Stadium A. C. manager Tom Finegan replies to St Agnes challenge for City Class B championship after their victory over Motor Express. He says St Agnes cannot claim B title due to not playing Stadium A. C. and the rubber game vs Eagles, two out of three, agreed before the first game. He urges St Agnes to drop to Class C if they want a claim.
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Hardware Practice Tomorrow Morning at Elyria
The Elyria Harwares announce a morning practice session to prepare for tryouts. The drill begins promptly at 1 o'clock at Elyria. Players wishing to try out for the eleven are asked to report at the stated time. Woodcock Hutchings Masterer Erickson and Raynes are among those listed to report.
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Cubs Open World Series Ticket Sale
The Chicago Cubs began accepting World Series ticket applications with about 19 400 reserved seats at 5.50 and 47 500 box seats at 6.60 to be mailed if the Cubs win the pennant. Remaining 15 000 bleacher and general admission tickets go on sale the day of the games in Chicago.
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