Seven New Coaches Take Over Reins At Buckeye Ohio Schools
Buckeye and Ohio Conference colleges begin 1935 football campaigns with seven new head coaches. Ashland, Denison, Kent State, Kenyon, Western Reserve, and two Buckeye institutions install new leaders, while other schools add assistants. The shake-up follows a state education board action and includes notable moves like Denison hiring Tom Rogers and Kent State naming G Donald Starn.
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Buckeye
Ohio
United Press
Columbus
Buckere
State Board of Education
Dana M. King
University of Cincinnati
King
Bearcats
Russel Cohen
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Roy M
Hawley
Tom Candelet
Cam Henderson
West Virginia
Davis-Elkins
Steets
Farley
Dandelet
Kerr Whitfield
Linsi Institute
Wheeling
Ashland
Denison
Kent State
Kenyon
Western Reserve
George H. Donges
Adamta High School
Tom Rogers
George Rich
Sid Gillman
Ohio State
Rogers
Starn
Kent
G. Donald Starn
Ashland High School
Joe Begala
Ray No~yotny
Ashland College
Eugene Lambert
North Texas Agricultural College
Rudolph J. Kutler
Kutler
Big Bill" Edwards
Edwards
Wittenberg College
Sam Willaman
Cleveland
Joe Holsinger
Pop’’ Warner
Stanford
Miami
Maurice E
Babe” Frump
Ohio Wesleyan
Frederick
Fritz” Mackey
James “Red” Glancy
Wesleyan
Delaware
Mackey
Richard Larkins
University of Rochester
Francis Schmidt
Tommy Yarr
John Carroll
Ray Novotny
Indians Lose Fourth Straight to Yankees 4-1
New York apres Tamulis started his first game in a month to beat Cleveland 4-1. Yankees used a second-string staff with Walter Brown and Ralph Winegarner. Hits and fielding miscues contributed as Hal Trosky was benched and Ralph Winegarner moved to first.
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York
Vito Tamulis
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Yankees
Indians
Walter Brown
Clint Brown
Troskey
Indias
Steve O'Neill
Hal Trosky
Ralph Winegarner
New York AB
R.H. OG
Ale
Hill
Wess
Raife
Chapman
Gehrig
Selkirk
Rf Dickey
Saltagaver
I A Byam
Esa
Tamulis
Cleveland Knickerbocker
Averill
Vosmik
Hale
Wright
Winegarner
Hughes
Brenzel
Brown
New York
Cleveland
Grant Victorious Over Budge Meets Sidney Wood Today
Forest Hills N Y September 11 Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California seeks her fourth straight American Women's Championship final at the West Side Tennis Club today facing Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fahyan of Brookline Massachusetts. In men's semifinals Bryan M Grant of Atlanta who upset Donald Budge of California yesterday faces Sidney B Wood of New York. Fred Perry defending champion of England meets Wilmer Allison of Texas. Grant scored a notable upset by defeating Budge after rain halted their match.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
Cal
Sarah Palfrey Fahyan
Brookline
Mass
West Side
Miss Jacobs
Fab- Fan
Bryan M. Grant
Atlanta
Donald Budge
California
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Fred Perry
England
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Perry
Grant
Budge
Huntington Wins First M A Play Off Contest
Huntington, leading the Mid-Atlantic Baseball League playoff series, routed Dayton 10 to 2 in the opener. The game, played in Dayton, showcased Huntington’s strong offense and pitching as they took a 1 0 game advantage in the best of seven series.
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Huntington
M. A
Dayton
AP “Huntington
Mid-Atlantic Baseball League
Tilden Kozetuh Top Pro Tourney Seedings
New York September 11 United Press reports William T. Tilden I and Karel Kozeluh of Czechoslovakia are seeded Nos. 1 and 2 for the American Professional Tennis championship opening today at the Terrace Club. Leading performers are highlighted as entries begin play.
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Tilden
Kozetuh
New York
William T. Tilden
Karel Kozeluh
Czechoslovakia
Terrace Cluk
Women golfers set low scores at Spring Valley meet
Mrs Kappler Low led ladies at the Spring Valley golf meeting turning in a low score yesterday. Mrs Herrett posted her best round, while overall prizes for par three holes went to Mrs Orient in Class A with 18, Mrs Herrett in Class B with 16, and Mrs F A O Donnell with 15 in Class C.
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O. M. Kappler
Spring Valley
A. M. Herrett
A. M. Orient
Herrett
F. A. O'Donnell
Angelo Marcel Head Mat Card Here Tonight
Lyria’s Fall wrestling season opens at Rialto Theatre on Second Street promoter Dan Morris stages first show. Martenio Angelo and Doug Marcel headline best two out of three falls with two hour limit. Oklahoma Blacksmith George Craig meets Speedy LaRance in one hour bout. Local talent match at 8 39 p m to start the program.
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Lyria
Riafta
Dan Morris
Sanpromoter
Second Street
Morris
Rialto
Martenio Angelo
Butaio
Doug Marcel
London
Ontario
Angelo
Marcel
Sandusky
Wee
George Craig
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Speedy LaRance
Minneapolis
Craig
LaRance
Football season memories and upcoming high school clash
A collage of football notes: Yale and Harvard presidents amid stadium crowds. Ohio State football with Jumping Joe Williams wearing No. 137. Elyria Hardwares in city league softball led by Chuck Sanders batting .316. historic four-official Elyria Lorain High game scheduled at Recreation Stadium. Intercollegiate Football Pictorial magazine now on sale with featuring material.
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Elyria American Legions
Elyria-Ashlands
Ely Stadium
George Crawford
St. Louis
Dayton
Elliot
Yale
Hale
Harvard
Elliott
Doctor Elliott
Ohio State
University of Kentucky
Joe
Williams
Teogta
Barberton
Courtn Cis
A. Schmidt
Elyria Hardwares
Hannaford
Chuck Sanders
Burk Jones
Nat Mack
Elyria
Lorain
Recreation Stadium
Salam
Steve Hazelwood
C. H. Hudson
W. K. Wildman
Jerry Ensign
Scholastic football schedules with Lake Erie League notes
A list of football schedules for scholastic teams including Campbell Memorial Sandusky Akron West and Cleveland Shaw. It lists dates opponents locations and notes Lake Erie League games with night games and key matchups across September to November. Strong entities include Campbell Memorial Sandusky Akron West Cleveland Shaw Lakewood Lorain Ashtabula and Lake Erie League references.
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Ashland
Campbell Memorial
Sandusky
Fremont
Akron West
Shaw
Lakewood
Oberlin
Cleveland
Ight
Ux Lake Erie
Erie East
aArt Youngstown Souck
Ashtabula
Lorain
Name
Akron Garfield
Ounestown East
Akron Central
Martins Ferry
Fostorix
Tift Coliwndian
Bueryrus
Findlay
Norwalk
Totedo ‘Cott
Arkon West
Barberton
Opera
Elyria
Otober
von Kenmore
Akron South
Massillon
Akron North
Youngstown South
Nightwate
Cleveland Shaw
Cleveland East
Cleveland Collins
Oectober
Youngstown
Raven
Lakewoov
Barky River
Akron
Weeklin
Oetoh
Ash
Elyr
Lake Erie
Red Raiders Ready for 1935 Grid With Heftier Line
Athl director Ror B. Clymer lists weights showing Red Raiders varsity line averaging 162 pounds and backfield near 151 pounds. Notable players include Hugh Cross Ed Czak Jack Meyer Frank Bolinski Johnny Talarski Harry Lauer Bob Crandall Bob Novak Joe Scott Vince Kushinski and Johnny Ko. Mahl 218 and Gerber 158 would raise the average if added. 25 seniors 17 juniors 9 sophomores. Len Moody 5 5 is shortest 112 pounds. Scott and Wehman top at 165 and 6 3 feet. Wehman lightest at 139 pounds.
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Lyria High
Ror B. Clymer
Crimson
Hugh Cross
Ed Czak
Jack Meyer
Frank Bolinski
Johnny Talarski
Harry Lauer
Len Moody
Joe Scott
Hugh Siske
Shate
Cross
Dick Everhart
Scott
Talarski
Willis Smith
Kostya
Ray Crisp
Bob McNeal
Chuck Cromling
Juason Wehman
Wehman
Standings and notices from a regional sports page
Standings show American League teams with Detroit New York and Washington near the top and several results listed. Today’s games include Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia and Chicago at Boston. Local notices mention Henry Burton Welsh Funeral Home manager and Community League, M C A secretary, Frank Hoover hospital official and former tennis champ, Frank Murkowski now at Steel and Tubes, Mink’s Ohio State enrollment and exit, and Andy Arvay funeral home staff who also sells potato chips.
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New York
Besa Vashington
St. Laws
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ington
Louis
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Henry Burton
W. C. McClean
Frank Murkowski
Elyria High School
Steel and Tubes, Incorporated
Mink
Ohio State
Buckeye
Andy, Arvay
Vais
York
Ames
Weesday
Pittsbu
Bronde
Sneinnati
Hiragey
Aryam
St. Lowis
Tillsgareen
Broooklyn
Cincinnati
Delphia
Giants and Cardinals Fortify Rosters for Final Push
New York and St. Louis tighten NL race as each side adds depth. Harry Gumbert joins the Giants for duty while the Cardinals summon Lyle Judy, Bill McGee, and Nelson Potter for potential relief roles. Terry plans to start Gumbert against St. Louis as Fred Fitzsimmons remains sidelined by a chipped throwing arm bone.
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New York
St. Louis
New
Judy
Terry Planns
Gumbert
Daffey Dean
Fred Fitzsimmons
World Series Plans Put Off By Landis
Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis will delay calling club owners for a week to discuss World Series plans. He postponed the meeting due to the bitter struggle among Chicago, St. Louis and New York for the National League championship.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
St. Louis
New York
Play at Ashland by Elytia Hardware Softball Team
The Elytia Hardware softball team travels to Ashland tonight for a game against the All-Stars of Ashland. The contest starts at 7 45 p m. Members are to meet at the South end poolroom at 6 o'clock promptly.
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Ashland
Elytia Hardware
Hardwares
South End
National Amateur Golf Tournament Runs True To Form
Cleveland a drama of sudden death unfolded as 14 survivors prepared for the third and fourth rounds of the National Amateur Golf Championship. Lawson Little led the field with Rufus King as a potential upset, while Walter Emery faced Ross Somerville in a key match. Scotty Campbell, Eddie Held, and Fred Odom also figured in notable third round clashes as the field narrowed toward the final.
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Cleveland
Cpi
Fischer
Eaton
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Zell Eaton
Oklahoma City
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Rufus King
Wichita Falls
Texas
Little
William V. Lain
Chicago
Walter Emery
Ross Somerville
Canada
Somerville
Scotty Campbell
Seattle
Eddie Held
New York
Fred Odom
New Orleans
Bittners Lose Fourteen Inning Game To Detroit
Elyria Bittner Funeral Home baseball team is eliminated from the National Amateur Baseball Federation tournament after a 14 inning 4 to 3 loss to the Detroit Tivoli Beers at Woodland Hills. Detroit pitcher Ford Moore dominates after the seventh as Detroit scores the winning run in the 14th while Tiny Schriner drives in all Bittners runs.
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Bittners
Detroit
Ernie Braden
Stan
Elyria Bittner Funeral
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Woodland Hills
Detroit Tivoli Beers
Ford Moore
Tivoli
Elyria
Speer
Butch Speer
Sandusky Clovey Leafs
Johnnny Yucka
Maynard
Tiny) Schrier
Yucka
Frank Kaminski
Moore
Bevin
Bates
Pete Burley
Banish
Righ
Olayko
Rittners
Johnny Maiden
Maiden
Burley
Myers
Behriner
Johnny
Springer
Kiewicki
Begin
Arvay
van Robay
Goetz
Tivoli Outfit
Clayko
Tiny Schriner
Pontiac
Mich
Lorain
Uniontown
Cannonsburg
Dearborn
Pittsburgh
Waterbury
Bittners Able
Yueka
Ramis
Pawlak
Rungard
Arvay Er Dee Ul Brodie, Et Eee A Yko, ¢ Bes A 12 3 Mt A Iden, Lh ' Onh 1 Speer
Re. Goetz
Fates
Klewicki
Rutners
Stulen
van Rohay
Plitcher
Clarke
Sievers Wins Haserodt Trophy at Elyria Club
Mrs. H. Sievers captured the Tenth Annual Haserodt Trophy at Elyria Country Club, posting 52 48 100 for a net 88 after handicap. Second place went to Mrs. J. B. Johnson with 104 11 92, while Mrs. Eddie Raus, past winner, had 103 8 37. Barbour and Fauver did not compete. The trophy requires three wins for permanent possession.
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Elyria Country Club
H. Sievers
Sievers
J. B. Johnson
Eddie Raus
H. C. Barbour
L. B. Fauver
R. S. Silsbee
Eddie Rats
A. W. Smythe
H. €. Barbour
FE. Flynn
Columbus Takes Third In A A C Baseball Standings
Columbus moved into third in the American Association after a 6 to 3 extra inning win over Louisville in 11 innings. Kansas City slipped to fourth as Columbus and St Paul split a doubleheader. Chicago Blues beat St. Paul 12 to 3, then 11 to 5, while Milwaukee topped Minneapolis and Toledo downed Indianapolis 4 to 1.
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Columbus
Red Birds
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Blues
Saints
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Sederis Girls Drill Preps for Sunday North Olmsted Game
The Sederis Restaurant girls hold a practice Thursday at 5 30 p m on the Legion diamond ahead of Sunday’s game with North Olmsted girls. The Sunday match is set for 2 p m on the North Olmsted diamond. Home runs credited to Greenberg Berger Foxx. Gehrig has a RBI and mentions Yank Berger Braves.
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North Olmsted Girls
North Olmsted
Greenberg
Tigers
Berger
Braves
Foxx
Athletics
Tigers Gehrig
Yank Berger
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