Elyria Hs Red Raiders Ready For Ashland Opener
Elyria High head coach Roy Clymer led a two hour practice at Ely Stadium as he pins hopes on a strong opener versus Ashland High tomorrow night. The tentative lineup features Cross, Zak at ends, Meyer and Bolinski tackles, Laver Crandall guards, Mahl center, Novak QB, Steott Kushinski halves, Kostyn fullback, with Crandall possibly shifting to center on defense and Tatar ski at right guard. The 165 pound team shows promise, with eight lettermen back though Doug Gerber likely out. Clymer says the Red Raiders aim high, expecting tough tests including Ashland, Sandusky, Campbell Memorial, Fremont, and Lake Erie League foes. Critics deem this squad formidable despite conservative estimates.
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Roy Clymer
Elyria High
Ely Stadium
Raiders
Clymer
Ashland High
Fly Stadium
Crimson
Cross
Zak
Jack Meyer
Bolinski
Laver
Crandall
Mah
Novak
Steott
Kushinski
Kostyn
Ciomer
Mahl
Jet
Red Rattlers
Ashland
Sixth Street
Font
Sixteen Amateur Golfers Reach Quarterfinals in National Championship
STUART CAMERON reports from Cleveland on Bloody Thursday as sixteen players contest the National Amateur Championship quarters. among the stars is Little, a three-time holder of major amateur titles, facing William McCullough Jr. in the fifth round with potential clashes against George Voight or Wollie Turnesa in the next. other matches include Transue vs Lynch, Munger vs Givan, and Meister vs Haas, with Little seeking a seventh straight victory after beating Young and Riegel.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Leveland
Suuden
Lawson
Little
William MecCullough, Jr
Philadelphia
McCullough
George Voight
Wollie Turnesa
New York
Voelsht-Turnesa
Oliver Transue
Cleveland
Joe Lynch
Denton
Mass
Dack Munger
Dallas
Harry Givan
Seattle
Walter Ermery
Oklahoma City
Eddie Held
Jamesburg
Met
Perry Loses to Wilmer Ailigan In National Semi Final
Henry McLemore reports Fred Perry, a world tennis king, loses in the National Tournament semi finals to Wilmer Ailigan. Perry graces defeat with sportsmanship, noting his opponent’s magnificence and admitting the better day belonged to Ailigan. Perry’s bid for a three straight American title ends.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Fred Perry
England
Wilmer Ajligon
Fisher Foods Eliminated From N B F By Warren
The National Baseball Federation tournament moved to the sixth round as Warren defeated Cleveland Fisher Foods 3-1 eliminating them, ending the pre-tournament favorites’ bid. Petrolia, Pa., the only undefeated club, faced Birmingham last year. Detroit fell 5-4 to Akron. Hoje’s slate lists Springdale vs Johnstown and Warren vs Petrolia with Akron receiving a bye.
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Cleveland
Ihr
Sand Lot
Petrolia
National Baseball Federation
Birmingham
Youngstown
Cleveland Fisher Foods
Warren
Detroit
Akron
Springdale
Johnstown
"Z" Club and Packers Tie Tonight on Jefferson No.1 Diamond
The "Z" Club and Wheaatex Parkers of the Twilight Teague clash tonight at 6 at Jefferson No. 1 diamond. A win by the "Z" Club would secure the second half title and remove any playoff need. If the Packers prevail, the teams will contest a crown playoff series.
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Wheaatex
Parkers
Twilight Teague
Jefferson No. 1
Packers
Atlantan Grant and Wood clash in dramatic semi final
The national championship semis delivered unexpected tension with Grant facing no blame for the outcome and Wood, renowned as a top shotmaker, resorting to a pamé style move. The incident drew strong reactions as the game unfolded.
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Grant
Wood
Preas
United Presa
W D G A Ladies Meet At Spring Valley
Western Division clubs Elyria Spring Valley Westwood Lakewood Dover Bay Berea Columbia Hills Sleepy Hollow Vor ain compete tomorrow in an invitation tournament at Spring Valley. Fred Goetz won the Lakewood Elks tournament yesterday at Spring Valley with a low gross score of 71 followed by Joe Dehernade 80 W J Gorie and Jack Warner 84 and Carl Schill 86.
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Elyria
Westwood
Lakewood
Dover Bay
Berea
Columbia Hills
Sleepy Hollow
Vorain
Fred Goetz
Joe Dehernade
W. J. Gorie
Jack Warner
Carl Schill
Indians Rally Past Yankees In Ninth For Series Win
Cleveland rallyes in the ninth to beat New York 5 to 4 after Johnny Allen faltered in the eighth. Earl Averill opened with a homer, Joe Vosmik, Bill Knickerbocker and Roy Hughes added hits, and Ralph Winegarner delivered the deciding single as Cleveland seizes final game of the series in New York.
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Cleveland
Johnny Allen
Indians
New York
Allen
Mel Harder
Harder
Yankees
Walter Stewart
Averill
Earl Averill
Joe Vosmik
Bill Knickerbocker
Roy Hughes
Hd Phillips
Than Phillips
Ralph Winegarner
Steve O'Neill
Bill Brenzel
Garson
Oysip
Soo
Hughes
Ob Philips
Galatzer
Wineearn
Hildetrand
Pan Aw Dickey
Saltzgaver
Ryan
Taster
AMEN
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Stewart
Rolfe
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Selkirk
Dicker
Avertt
Knickerbocker
Phillips
Philline
Hainl
Knickert Nocker
Trosky
Hildebrand
Hilfisbrand
Josine
Vampires
Moriarty
Rolls
Millers Near Ass'n Pennant
Minneapolis clinched the 1935 American Association pennant by beating Milwaukee 10 to 4 in Columbus. Indianapolis stayed six and a half games back after a 9 to 6 win over Toledo. Louisville defeated Columbus 7 to 1, while St. Paul and Kansas City split a doubleheader 3 to 2 and 6 to 4.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
St. Paul
Standings and Results From the American League
Standings show Cleveland and New York atop the American League with Boston and Chicago close behind. Friday results include Cleveland 4 New York 4 and Washington 4, Detroit 12 innings. Several games noted as rescheduled or played on alternate dates.
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Reston
Wee
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Philadelphia
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Washington
Detroit
Chitage
Boston
St. Lowis
Chicago
St Louis
St Tams
Alden
Bilehursh
Brooklyn
Cincinnaty Aa
Youterday
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Allison Dethrones Perry in National Tennis Final
Forest Hills reports Wilmer Allison of Texas defeats defending champion Fred Perry of England 7-5 6-3 6-3 to win the American singles title as Sidney Wood reaches the final. Helen Jacobs beats Sarah Palfrey Fabyan to seize the women’s championship, her fourth straight American title. Perry suffers a bad fall and kidney pain after the match.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
Fred Perry
England
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Perry
Allison
Wimbledon
Wood
Bryan
Riley
Grant
Helen Jacobs
Barkeley
Cal
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Boston
Earl Schamp Joins Indians Farm club in Butler Pa
Earl Schamp, former Elyria Eagles and Medina boy, will play for the Cleveland Indians farm team at Butler Pennsylvania next spring after finishing the season with the Cleveland Fisher Foods Club. He posted four wins and two losses in Butler. The note also mentions Red Barber's Ohio State broadcasts, George Novotny and other brief sports nuggets.
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Elyria Eagles
Cleveland Indians
Schamp
Cleveland Fisher Foods Club
Indians
Butler
Medina
Terre Haute
Eagies
Red” Barber
WLW
WSAL
Cincinnati
Mike
Ohio State University
Ohio Oil Company of
Findlay
Barber
University of Florida
Derringer Tops Dodgers for 18th Victory of Season
Cincinnati right-hander Paul Derringer earned his 18th win of the year by defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 4 in Cincinnati. Derringer allowed ten hits but held traffic in check except for two innings. Tom Zachary started for Brooklyn, yielding nine hits and five runs before Dutch Leonard relieved in the fourth. Leonard pitched two innings before Barr, a rookie from Allentown, took over. Every Reds batter reached safely, with Babe Herman going 4 for 5. The Boston Braves begin a five game series in Cincinnati as Gene Schott was slated to start for the Reds.
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L.pi
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Derringer
Tom Zachary
Brooklyn
Leonard
Barr
Allentown
Reds
Babe’ Herman
Boston Braves
Gene Schott
Foreign Born Inventors Lead U S Patents Survey
A survey by the Inventors Foundation shows many major American inventions came from foreign-born talent attracted by the patent system. It cites Ericsson, Bell, Tesla, Papin, and Steinmetz as prominent examples, noting 1790–1826 patent era and widespread immigrant influence.
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New York
Inventors Foundation
United States
America
John Ericsson
Sweden
Alexander Graham Bell
Sealand
Nicola Tesia
Austria-Hungary
Michael J. Papin
Serbia
Charles P. Steinmetz
Germany
City Bowling League Holds Preseason Meeting
Elyria bowling league members meet tonight at the K in C club rooms to plan opening the first half season. Indications point to eight teams this coming season with the meeting set for 7 30 p m.
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Elyria City Bowling League
K. of C
Schmidt Eyes 1937 Ohio State Football Season
Ohio State coach Francie Schmidt plans for 1937 with a deep backfield and two potential quarterbacks in Stan Pincura and Tippy Dyn, while considering freshmen Joe Williams and Jim MacDonald for future first string roles. He aims to field a capable general and balanced backfield for the next campaign.
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Schmidt
Stan Pinetira
Loram
Pincura
Jim MacDonald
Springfield
Joe” Williams
Barberton
O Mahoney Defeats Ed Don George for Wrestling Title
O Mahoney of Ireland won the world wrestling championship by tossing Ed Don George of Java New York in Tenway Park after two hours and five seconds. The only fall came when the Irish Whip brought George down, injuring his right shoulder after missing a Trishman move and hitting a steel ring post.
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Boston
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Don George
Java
N. Y
Tenway Park
O'Mahoneys
George
Trishman
17 Year Old Girl Leads Golf Meet
Chicago a Sept 72 AT Patty Jane Berg the 17 year old Minneapolis sensation led the Women's Western Golf Derby by a single stroke with 244 in the 72 hole event at the home stretch. Marion Miley of Lexington Ky trailed by two with 246 after a 79.
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Chicago
Patty Jane Berg
Minneapolis
Marion Miley
Lexington
Miss Miley
Miss Bere
Stakes High As Cards Giants Start Crucial Four-Game Series
National League pennant race tightens as the St Louis Cardinals and New York Giants begin a pivotal four game series in St Louis. Dizzy Dean vs Carl Hubbell headlines the pitching matchups as both teams chase leadership with Cubs looming.
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Giants
Dayton Squares M. A. Loop Play-Off
Dayton pitcher Harry Hisenstat, 19, worked 19 innings to edge Huntington 2 to 1, tying the Mid Atlantic League play-off at one game after Huntington won the opener 10 to 8. Hisenstat allowed four hits, Dayton five off Huntington ace Quatte, with Warton scoring Dayton’s first run.
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Dayton
Harry Lbisenstat
Huntington
Warton
Hisenstat
Quatte
Troxel All Stars Face 38 Club In Diamond Clash
Troxel All Stars meet 38 Club in a Hamilton diamond game set for 3:58 p.m. lineups include Monke, Uric, Boreski, Kash, Kish, Kocsis, Monski. pitchers or catchers named Konda and Emerich in the field.
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Chi
Troxel All Stars
Hamilton Diamond
C. Monke
DR. A
Uric Ae
Boreski P. A. J
H. Wazynak
Kash SF
Kish CF
Kocsis
Rogers Motors to Meet Duskey Brothers Sunday at Cascade Park
The Glen Rogers Motors and Duskey Brothers of Lorain will clash Sunday afternoon at Cascade Park. Fay Boone is expected to start as pitcher for Rogers Motors in what is billed as a key local game.
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Duskey Brothers
Lorain
Cascade Park
Fay Boone
Rogers Motors
Marcel Defeats Angelo In Mat Headliner Here
Marcel defeats Angelo in three falls at the Rialto Theatre as Canadian stars Speedy LaRance and Doug Marcel win their bouts. Angelo uses his reverse arm lock but is outmatched by Marcel who uses the Indian Death lock and quick pins to claim the main event. LaRance dominates George Craig to take the opening fall after a long exchange of holds.
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Ernie Braden Des Morras
Rialto Theatre
Morris
Elyria
Speedy LaRance
Montreal
Doug Marcel
London
Ontario
LaRance
Menalman
George Craig
Oklaghama
Martonio Angelo
Buffalo Taffian
Marcel
Angelo
Buffalo Roughneck
George Saner
Johnny LeComte
LeComte
Craig
LaRaneee
McManus To Quit As St. Paul Manager
Kansas City reports Marty McManus, manager of the St. Paul team in the American Association, has announced his resignation at season’s end due to lack of cooperation from the business office.
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Kansas City
Marty McManus
St. Paul
American Association
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