Telegram ELYRIA MW Men Football Squad Eyes Three Games
Veterans rally as Ellsworth Alheit notes call for candidates, listing fifty men seeking first team spots. Only three lettermen from last year remain, with Ornie Couie, Kenneth Rifa, and Steve Mike returning. Backfield prospects include Martin and a developing kicker, while line candidates extend to Cowie, Meyers, Robinson, Eley, Anderson, Long, Brown, Bets, and Goekhe. Schedule lists nine 1928 games from Sept 22 Akron West to Nov 22 Lorain. practice and signals focus on punting, passing, and running plays.
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Ornie Couie
Kennte Rifa
Steve Mike
Martin
Cowie
Mike
Fonday
Stheo Far Moody
Dunstan
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Blakeley
Markling
Meyers
Robinson
Eley
Anderson
Long
Brown
Feths
Reisinger
Goekhe
Dillman
Rei- Hales
Green
Moodr
Stan
Tichoer
Giants Beat Braves In Doubleheader Scuffles
The York Giants won three games in a doubleheader against the Braves as Cardinals slipped toward Cincinnati Reds. Cubs fell to Pirates leaving Pirates tied for second with Cardinals, while Bees and Athletics idle in American League. Tiger outfielder Harry Arraigned on telegraphic arrest in Detroit for alleged non support by wife.
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St. Louis
Ife
Will Play Three Games In Y League Tonight
With only a week left in Industrial league play three games appear on the schedule for this evening Falcon Motors faces Western Automatic at Franklin LoRain County 5 and T and Colson Co clash Cascade Park Fox Furnace meets Elyria S and T at Richnine Field. A three game slate is set for next Thursday and another series a week later to close the regular schedule. Some postponed games remain before the second half champion is decided If Falcon Motors fails to repeat as champion a three game player series will be held to determine the 1928 league crown.
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Lorain Cty
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Richnine Field
Bittners Lose At Olmsted In Baseball Action
The Grafton somers fell 6 to 4 at Olmsted last Sunday with Kolinske and Schall forming the Bittners' battery. Kolinske homered to left, Schall regular third baseman, Kolinske first baseman. Olmsted left on bases 10. Schultz walked 3, Kolinske 4. Schultz struck out 5, Kolinske 3. Hit by pitcher Schultz Arenti. Umpires Demaline and Tango. Scorer Fisher. Next Sunday the Bittners play Olmsted at Graf ton Lineup.
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Tango
Fisher
Watching The Scoreboard Yesterday's hero Joe Gene Wich
New York Giants pitcher Joe Gene Wich held the Boston Braves to three hits as New York won 11 to 0 in the second game of a double header. The Giants had won the opener 4 to 1 and moved within three games of the St. Louis Cardinals in the pennant race.
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Minnesota to Have Strong Eleven
Minnesota prometes a powerful 1925 football season under Dr. Clarence Spears with many veterans and promising newcomers. Returning stars include Bronko Nagurski and George Gibson as core anchors, while the Gophers face a tough six conference schedule and consider new talent at several positions.
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Red Sox Rally Tops Senators as Morris Delivers Late Triple
In a 5 to 2 Boston win, Morris hit a bases loaded triple in the ninth to drive in two as Boston beats Washington. Gibson started for Detroit, replaced by Smith after three Sox runs. Faber held the Sox to eight hits. Hadley and Ruffing started for the A’s and Yankees respectively but did not finish. Spain plans rapid motorway expansion ahead of Europe.
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Opening Tilt To Be Played In Cleveland
In Cleveland Brookside Stadium hosts Elyria City team versus the Tellings in a three game series to decide the league championship. Four umpires appointed by Commissioner Rosenblum as Elyria leads the series two games at home and travel plans include Riverview Park in Elyria the following Sunday and a possible neutral ground finale. The locals are hot and the Tellings seek to break their losing streak in a battle expected to draw a record crowd.
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Orsatti: From Keaton Doubles to Cardinal Hero
Italian American outfielder Orsatti rose from Hollywood stunt work to star in Texas League battles and became a Cardinals regular. He hit over .300 in the Texas League, later boosted the **Cardinals** with multi hit games and a left field homer at Sportsman's Park. His versatility at first base after Bottomley’s injury showed his value as a “money player” likely to gain wider fame in the National League.
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Bill McKechnie
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Tony Laz
Lazzers Among AL Stars With Large Baseball Following
Lazzers stands out in the American League with a massive fan base and widespread popularity. The renowned player commands strong support from supporters, analysts, and fans across teams and markets.
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Lazzers
Akron Grid Tea Asks For Games
Akron Yellow Cab football team seeks matches with any Ohio team. Vetted as a fast semi pro club, the Cabs field ex high school players and are in their second season. For game inquiries contact George A Hermann at 432 Noah Avenue Akron Ohio.
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New York City Is Baseball Conscious
New York forecasts a near 29 000 crowd for the American League game between New York and Philadelphia at Yankee Stadium. Bob Grove, Philadelphia’s top pitcher, aims to rebound after six losses this year, five to the Yankees, while Miller Huggins plans to start Henry Johnson who recently beat the Washington Senators.
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Fight Results from Major City Boxing Cards
Maxie Rosenblum of New York won a ten round decision over Homer Robertson in West Springfield. Benny Bass knocked out Harry Biltman in Philadelphia to claim the Pennsylvania featherweight title, with Biltman counted once in round two. Edie O'Dowd of Columbus outpointed Dick O'Leary of Cleveland in a 12 round bout. Joe Borchan of Newark scored a technical knockout against Rocky Nolan of Darton. Charlie Baxter of Col-
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Dick O'Leary
Cleveland
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Newark
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Darton
Charlie Baxter
Standings and schedule from American and National leagues
American results show St Louis 3 Cleveland 3, Chicago 4 Detroit 4, Boston 3, Washington 2 with games today St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Detroit. National results Philadelphia 11-2 Brooklyn New York 4-11 Boston 1-0 Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 5 Cincinnati 7 St Louis 2. Today Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Chicago Brooklyn at Philadelphia New York at Boston.
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Following The Stars In A Batting Summary Card
P Waner doubled once and singled once scoring one run in four at bats. Goose Goslin singled once in four at bats. Rogers Hornsby singled once in six at bats. Freddy Lindstrom had three singles and scored two runs in nine at bats.
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Goose Goslin
Rogers Hornsby
Freddy Lindstrom
Jim Bottomler
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
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Idie
Lightweight grid squad to green light Ridgeville clash
Forty seven players turned out for the high school lightweight football team under coach W L Vaughn. Only one letterman, Lesee Bishop, remains from last year. The squad is young, fast and improving, with trials at punting, pursuing punts, and signal practice shaping up. Season slate lists Ridgeville away September 22 and several other games, with twenty freshmen also out for the lightweight schedule.
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Lesee Bishop
W L. Vaughn
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