Wooster College Opens Football Drills Amid Green Material
Wooster College opens football practice September 15 under coach L C Boles with a nine game schedule ending at Navy on November 28. The Wooster squad trains with green material as Boles outlines the campaign and a schedule featuring Bluffton Ashland Akron Oberlin Case Muskingum Mt Union Benison and Navy. Local baseball season wanes with few games scheduled and Olmsted tops the C and L League while West View North Eaton and North Olmsted duel for playoff spots.
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St Paul and Kansas City Rally in Key Baseball Wins
St Paul, the virtual league champion, edged Milwaukee 12 innings 9 to 7 as their pitching faltered long but they surged in the twelfth. Kansas City defeated Minneapolis 12 to 1 after seven runs tied the game in the sixth. Indianapolis beat Columbus 8 to 5 and Toledo piled up 17 hits to topple Louisville 12 to 8.
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Bittners Face West Park In Season Finale At Home
GRAFTON Sept 12 The Bittner Grocers host West Park in the final game of the season. West Park seeks revenge for an earlier loss. Stickradt will start on the mound with Mackin catching as Graf ton lists Baker Waller Clapp Spicer Kolinski Forbush Figler Bement Stickradt Mackin in the lineup. Spicer and Forbush are notified.
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McHale Loses To Chatterton In Six Round Bout
In Cleveland Frankie Chatterton of Lakewood defeated Marty McHale on a fifth round TKO on the Equestrium card. McHale bled from nose and mouth, while Chatterton’s win marked one of the evening’s most brutal contests. Charlie Champness also fell to Eddie Bojack in a six round bout.
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Elsha Wetter
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Charlie Champness
Jimmy Gascoigne
Eddie Bojack
Thomas Furniture football drills ahead of season opener at Ely Stadium
The Thomas Furniture football team holds a special practice at Ely Stadium tomorrow at 2:40 PM. Coach Fritz leads back field through passing plunging punting and blocking while the line trains in charging tackling and blocking. A second scrimmage is planned. a prior session was held Thursday. Players listed include F. Ross G. Ross Car Barney Hance Grent Fritz Heath Thomas Everhart Koviak McAllister Narry Tobiash Kostya Bohammond.
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Plucky Play Favored In Lincoln Fields Handicap
Plucky Play favored at 5-2 to win the $5,000 added steger handicap at Lincoln Fields race track. Seventeen horses were drawn for the 1 mile race for three year olds.
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Wakeman Red Caps to Host Burgett Builders Sunday
Wakeman Ohio hosts Burgett Builders of Lorain Sunday afternoon at home. Lefty Bement, former Red Caps pitcher now with the Cleveland Indians, will take the mound for Wakeman in his first home appearance since signing with the AL club. The game is expected to draw the season’s largest crowd.
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Call Issued For 1931 Heidelberg Grid Candidates
Coach Ted Turney issued a call for all candidates to report September 15 for Heidelberg football practice as roster gaps form from graduation. Key players from Colinwood, Akron and Louisville teams are eyed to fill backfield and line positions for a season opener slate including Hope, Ashland, Muskingum and Cincinnati games.
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American League and National League baseball notes and standings
Fragmented recap covers American and National Leagues with team matchups including Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Cincinnati and St Louis. Mentions standings scores and upcoming games and lists clubs with win loss records and schedules. Also notes several racing and gaming references and a list of contenders.
Battle For Tennis Title Sees Vines Face Lott in New York
The 19 year old Vines of Pasadena and Chicago’s George Lott were set to meet in Forest Hill New York for the United States tennis championship after Vines trailed Fred Perry 2-0 in the semi final. Perry won the first two sets 4-6 and 3-5 then Vines surged to win 6-4 6-3. Lott defeated Johnny Does of Newara in straight sets 7-5 6-3 6-6.
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Ohio College Football Outlook ADA
Ohio Northern faces Army at West Point September 28 as the team prepares with two weeks of practice. The Lamb brothers lead the football program with E R Miller recently resigning and Civile becoming athletic director. The 1930s era study notes Western State Teachers College, Bowling Green, and Polar Bear references amid a schedule including Capital Otterbein Maretta and others in the Ohio Conference.
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Parade of boxing and college sports notes from New York
United Press reports a roundup of sports chatter on George Lott Ellsworth and Perry as contenders in a Forest Hills finals, Ruth versus Simmons batting averages, and various college football and boxing notes including Westminster College and Primo Carnera training in Orangeburg with comments on fighters technique and potential outcomes.
Ex Hi's To Drill Coach Ryan Calls Ex-Players
Ex Hi's coach Tommy Ryan issues call for all former Elyria players to report for a 11 o clock Riverview Park practice session tomorrow. A business meeting and uniform fittings follow before plans for the coming season. The Ex-Hi's open against Birmingham Boosters at Toledo next week.
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Reisz
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Archambeau
Rainey
Walker
Gerush
Dillman
Blanner
Cox
Sebransky
Fortman
Schuster
Powers
Twenty Grand Favored in Belmont Law-rence Stakes
New York horses prefer Twenty Grand as the 1 to 10 favorite for the Lawrence realization stakes at Belmont Park. Only Sun Meadow Sir Ashley and Blenheim remain as three year olds in the $7,590 added event, which Gallant Fox won last year.
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First Night Game At Redland Field
The Reds face a Dayton, Ohio team in the first night baseball game at Redland Field in 26 years. Grover Cleveland Alexander will pitch for the Reds against the visiting club. The House of David team will appear but will not be paid by the Reds due to beard status with Commissioner Landis.
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Lott Meets Vines In National Net Singles Final
George M. Lott of Philadelphia meets Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena in the national tennis singles final at Forest Hills. Lott qualified with a three set win over Johnny Doeg while Vines beat Frederick J. Perry in five sets to reach the final.
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Athletics Cards Near Major Flags In pennant race
The Philadelphia Athletics and St Louis Cardinals sit near clinching the 1931 pennants as Giants trail in the National League. Yankees and Senators still have mathematical chances in the American League. Cubs, Cubs and Cardinals rivals win. Ted Lyons held the Yankees to 11 hits in a 3 to 1 loss. Dan MacFayden won for Boston over Detroit 6 to 0. Ben Cantwell limited St Louis to eight hits as Boston beat the Cardinals 6-3. Brooklyn moved within a half game of Chicago for third with an 8-3 win over Cincinnati. Five hit outing from Bob Smith fueled Chicago to a 3-1 victory over Philadelphia. Larry French led Pittsburgh to a 3-2 win over New York.
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Six Ohio Teams In N B A Tourney
Cleveland Ohio hosts a nine day national amateur baseball tournament with twenty teams, six from Ohio. Pairings include Cleveland vs Detroit at League Park 3 00 P M and Painesville vs Newcomers Town at Gordon Park 8 00 P M. Additional games feature Birmingham vs Flint Omaha vs Cincinnati and Kansas City for Fort Wayne, with Dearborn facing Pontiac at Gordon Park Diamond No 2.
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Skryp to Pitch as Fisher Foods Open Playoffs in Cleveland
Skryp, Elyria right hander for Fisher Foods, class A Cleveland champions, slates to pitch against Detroit in the opening NBA playoff round today at League Park. Goldthorpe Tires of Lorain meet Indianapolis in the other opening game at League Park. GRID COACHES MEET COLUMBUS in Ohio with 300 coaches officials and players gathering to discuss new football rules and interpretations in morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
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Elyria Crimson Flashes Beat Medina 13-0 In Season Opener
Elyria High opened the season at Ely Stadium with a 13-0 win over Medina High. The Crimson Flashes showed off drill displays by the drum corps and lagging offense due to limited practice. Gerhardinger scored twice and Conlam added the extra point as Elyria overcame penalties and missed blocks to secure the victory.
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