Long Shots and Local Football Hopefuls In Elyria Odds
Elyria area sports notes cover favorable betting on long shots, Michigan coaching moves, Lorain County players like Meyer Czak and Kramer vying for roles, summer road work by Wołoddzko Brubaker, and local youths joining Elyria High grid teams. Also highlights Hank Greenberg hype and Kostyo at Wittenberg.
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Elyrians
Michigan
Pocraal
Lorain County
University of Michigan
Herbert
Fritz) Crisler
Ann Arbor
Princeton
Mid
Wolverines
Elyria
Lorain
Crisler
Jack Meyer
Ed Czak
Bill Singleton
Howard Wood
Ferrier White
Chris Smith
John Smith
Clifé Fitzpatrick
Jenn Howard
Ulysses Wilson
Bob Early
Cleveland Rams Lose To Green Bay In Opener
In the NFL season opener Green Bay beat Cleveland 27 17 as Bart Starr style passing connected for three touchdowns. Hutson and host Hinkle kicked field goals while the Packers dominated the Chicago Bears crowd and other early games across five NL cities.
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Cleveland Rams
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Dack Manders
Philadelphia
Washington Red Skins
Eagles
Colorado University
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Cleveland
Packers
Herberto Hutson
Clark Hinkle
Ceveland
Cireen Bay
Reeker Bell
Cheshro
Inlent Chernadet
Mill He
Livingston
Hamilton
Ridgeville Triumph Over Cleveland 11-8 on Diamond
Ridgeville’s Peter's Church team defeated Cleveland 11 to 8 yesterday afternoon at Ridgeville Diamond. E Schneider pitched, Holtwick caught for Ridgeville, Maor pitched for Cleveland with Fisher catching. Finegan hit a home run for the winners.
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Ridgeville
Peter's Church
Cleveland
E. Schneider
Holtwick
Maor
Fisher
Finegan
St Paul Captures American Assn League Pennant
United Press reports St Paul won the American Association pennant by six games. In the 1938 playoffs Milwaukee and Kansas City meet Saint Paul and Indianapolis respectively to decide the Little World Series qualifier. The Indians edged Toledo to enter the first division, with Toledo and Minneapolis also contending behind the leaders.
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United Press
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Saints
Kansas City Blues
Indians
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Blues
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Nabe
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
York
Philadel
Gan
Chicago
Faa
Welles
Teresa City
Balti
Newark
Rochester
Buffaly
DiMaggio Voted Most Popular Center Fielder
New York Yankees star Joe DiMaggio won the centerfield spot with over 61 percent of votes in a cereal company All-America baseball popularity poll. Earl Averill of Cleveland trailed with about 12 percent. Washington reports also note rising land set asides for recreation as the National Park Service adds 35,111 acres to non-federal parks in the year ending last September.
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New York
J.ri—Doe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
San Francisco
Halian
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Washington
National Park Service
Frisch Dismissed as Cardinals Manager in 1935 Shakeup
Frankie Frisch was fired as St Louis Cardinals manager amid a club shakeup that began during a midgame announcement by President Sunny Breadon. Frisch, 40, will leave immediately to negotiate with other clubs, with Coach Mike Gonzales to manage the team for the rest of the season. Speculation links Frisch to the Giants or Dodgers, but Stoneham denied a Giants move.
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Frisch
Sunny Breadon
Pittsburgh
Li Beleve
Breadon
Frank
Branch Rickey
Mike Gonzales
Bill Terry
Giants
Bill
New York
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Frankie
Dodgers
Larry McPhail
Ridgeville Girls Win From Cleveland Team
Ridgeville girls beat Cleveland team with bases and hits listed. Players noted include Rick, Hugar, Prorok, L Rommer, Schneider, C Rommer, Arendt, PD Pitts, and Bittners. Ridgeville forfeit Lorain after Lorain failed to appear for scheduled game yesterday at Ridgeville diamond.
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Ridgeville Girls
Cleveland
Rick
Hugar
Prorok
L. Rommer
Schneider
C. Rommer
Arendt
Pitts
Bittners
Fetchke
Rommer
Morgan
Ridgeville
Democrats
Lorain
Ridgeville Bittners
Cleveland C. ¥. O
Leola Bommer
Fitchko
Hitiners A. Pitts
Ae & A
A. Diedrich
Sittinger
Wilhelmy
C. Slarek
Hatnaget
Brown
Friedle
Cleveland Bk Ana
National Amateur Golf Tournament Gets Under Way
Oakmont Pennsylvania hosts the United States Amateur Golf championship as 168 players vie for 64 match play spots. Johnny Goodman defends against a field including six former champions such as Jess Sweetser and Chick Evans. Fisher, the Cincinnati standout, draws attention for his length and potential in this stiff par 72 course contest.
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Oakmont
United States
Pennsylvania
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Portland
Ore
Goodman
Jess Sweetser
Chick Evans
S. D. Herron
Jess Guilford
Sandy Somerville
Johnny Fischer
Fischer
Cincinnati
Oakmont Country Club
Geygan's Homer Wins For Fremont
Fremont Green Sox edged Fostoria 2 to 1 as Chappie Geygan homered in the ninth to seal a Sunday win in the Ohio State League playoff. Fremont led 2 games to 1 after taking the prior game 4 to 3 amid a doubleheader. Harvard Market and Stanley's Cafe teams plan a banquet tonight at Lance & Lehman garage room near Tannery street.
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Fostoria
Fremont Green Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Red Birds
St. Louis Cardinals
Fremont
Chappie Geygan
Harvard Market
Stanley's
Lance & Lehman
Tannery Street
Feller Drives Browns Off With 15th Win Of Season
The Indians split a doubleheader with the St. Louis Browns as Bob Feller and Ken Keltner led Cleveland. Feller won the opener 6-2 before the Browns rallied to edge Cleveland 4-3 behind strong pitching by Mel Harder. Keltner snapped a hitting skid with seven consecutive hits, driving in two homers for his 25th and 26th of the year. The Yankees visit League Park for a two game set starting Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Ken Keltner
Browns
Tribe
Mel Harder
Keltner
Feller
St. Louis
Roy Weatherly
Buster Mills
Brown
Indians
New York Yankees
Leage Park
Cleveland Abrow
Kary
Weatherly
Averith
G. Heath
Trosky
Hemsley
E Keltner
Flale
Xy van Helfer
H. Mills
St. Tunis Almada
McQuinn
R. Mills
St. Red
Rf Kress
T. Heath
Wox
Wace
Halled
Ti Mtns
el At. Louis
Fins
Averues
Weattherly
Hale
Almada
Clift
Lary
Kress
Cutt
Weather B
Abs
Keltne Tolen
Louis Fi
Ho Mills
Mills
Cox
Rommel
Rolls
Simmer
St. Louis H
AE Almada
M. Mills
Sullivan
Hefiner
van Atta
Laryss
H. G
Solters Weatherly
Averill
Zu Pytlak
Tale
Harder
Bill Lee
Cubs
Cincinnati
Luke Hamlin
Giants
Brooklyn
Phils
Bees
Philadelphia
Boston
Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Hank Greenberg
Ted Lyons
Detroit
White Sox
Greenberg
Babe. Ruth
LaGrange Edges Nova in ten innings in baseball duel
The LaGrange Hardwares defeated the Nova Merchants 4 to 3 in ten innings at LaGrange yesterday. Dan Gulgin and Len Forbush powered the battery for LaGrange while M Lacey pitched and E Fox caught. Hopkins led LaGrange with three hits, including a double and two singles in five at bats. Lacey added three hits for Nova.
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Nova
LaGrange Hardwares
Nova Merchants
Dan Gulgin
Len Forbush
LaGrange Battery
M. Lacey
E. Fox
Harvey Hopkins
LaGrange
Ridgeville Girls Second Half Loop Softball Champs
Ridgeville Bittners won the second half title of the Lorain Girls League by beating Elyria 2 to 1 in the second half playoff at Ridgeville. Dorothy Pitts allowed one hit and fanned 14 but issued 12 walks. Betty Garford pitched for Elyria, surrendering seven hits. The teams will meet in a best two of three series for the season championship, dates to be announced.
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Ridgeville Bittners
Lorain
Elyria Girls
Ridgeville
Dorothy Pitts
Bittner
Elyrians
Kate Hutchison
Betty Garford
Rose Kaiser
Ridge. Bittners AB EE. OG
Ale
A. Fitts
Wensink
Slitinger
Phils
P C. Bommer
Cooley
Elyria Girly Everett
K. Hutchison
Valerius
I. Garfard
M. Hutchison
Soith
Aalogien
B. Gardford
Stantion
Dsasser
Til
Chronicle-Telegram
McKinley Diamond
Abbie Line
Ford Bainbridge
John Karka
Fritz Pallas
Bob Penfound
Chronicle-Tele
Vaughn
Bainbridge
Koerp
Capel
Gerhart
A Martin
Faett
Ty McCauley
Penfrund
Crogier
Aitas
Enhauer
Kor
Shams
Dellefield
Asia
Rawls
Kelly
A. Line
Balubridice
Weme
Aber. McCalley
Korka
Pallas
Penfound
A. Pallas
Doeble
Morse
Eliott
Fish and Game Association Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Lorain County Fish and Game Association will hold its regular September meeting tomorrow evening at the British Empire Hall on Middle avenue. A report on the annual Clam Bake will be featured along with announcements about the ox roast planned for Sept 25 at the association grounds. After the business session, motion pictures will be shown. The open meeting starts at 8 o'clock.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association
British Empire Hall
Middle Avenue
Gottlieb the Tailor Keeps Prices Steady
Gottlieb the tailor denies rumors of a new world war and states that prices have not advanced. He offers ladies and gent’s tailoring with suits and overcoats cleaned and pressed. Phone is 276-311 and the shop is on Broad at.
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Gottlieb
Pirates Lose To Sore-Arm Paul Dean In Comeback Effort
In New York on September 12, Paul Dean, a comeback pitcher with a sore arm, defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-4 for the St. Louis Cardinals. Frank Frisch’s dismissal earlier in the game did not deter St. Louis as Dean, once in the Texas League, limited the Pirates’ scoring while the Cubs and Phillies won other National and American League actions.
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Pirates
Paul Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Watt
EW York
U.P
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Sam Breadon
Cubs
Reds
Giants
Dean
Sharkey Duo Wins Elyria City Mixed Doubles Title
Jim and Lois Sharkey captured the Elyria mixed doubles crown at the Elyria Club courts, defeating Bob Altfeld and Ann Lugas 6-2 6-4 in the finals. Lois Sharkey earned match honors as the standout player, with Ann Lugas also delivering a steady performance. The event concluded the Elyria Tennis Club city championships across divisions.
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Jim
Lois Sharkey
Elyria
Elyria Club
Bob Altfeld
Ann Lugas
Sharkey
Elyria Tennis Club
Jim Sharkey
Jean Reichard
Dave Horan
Pete Naughton
Bill Dutch, Jr
Amateur at Elyria CC Fires 71 Low At Club
Di Timms of Elyria Country Club posted 35 36 71 for a 14 hole test, two under par, inclding an eagle on the 325 yard No 5 hole. Other scores included Leonard Tufford 77 Bob Birch 81 and more, with W Q Springer winning Elyria CC Class B title 78 and 4 3 over W Laufman. Clam Bake set for Saturday with tickets via Jack or Clark Black.
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di Timms
Elyria Country Club
Timms
Leonard Tufford
Bob Birch
Bill Timms
Larry Winkeljohn
Hugh Bauerlein
Frank Stanley
Ace Vo
Earle Foster
H. EB. Sullivan
Paul Roach
Juria Country Club
Jack Black
Clark Black
Favorites Survive Big Tennis Field
Forest Hills N Y September 12 The National Tennis Singles Championship reduced to 16 women contenders eight Americans eight foreigners with seedings set before start. Top match features Helen Hull Jacobs versus Margot Lamb while the men’s field narrows to 32 and Donald Budge is favored to reclaim the title.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
West Side
Senorita Anita Lizana
Chile
Helen Hull Jacobs
Margot Lamb
England
Donald J. Budge
Mike Fey Wins At Cherry Ridge Club Championship
In a Cherry Ridge club championship match yesterday, a father son battle ended with Mike Fey beating his son Dick one up. Other results saw John Mison defeat O G Sheppard one up and Joe Poyak beat Joe Bryson twelve up.
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Mike Fey
Cherry Ridge
John Mison
O. G. Sheppard
Joe Poyak
Joe Bryson
Matchbox house built in Massachusetts by Stanley Butkiewicz
In South Deerfield Massachusetts Stanley Butkiewicz constructed a 30 inch high model house from 1000 match boxes. The tiny structure features a two window dormer on the front and is held together with glue, with no nails pegs or screws. Paddy Irwin trains for a boxing bout in Ndola South Africa by cycling 2000 miles from Cape Town in 22 days.
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South Deerfield
Mass
Stanley Butkiewicz
Ndola
South Africa
Paddy Irwin
Capetown
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Inne
IWATA
Aord Vrack
Washington Park
Kostyo
Jimmy Kostyo
Wittenberg College
Elyria High
Springfield
Hank
Hutson
Goddard
Peterson
Jankowski
Snyder
Cinddard
Hinkley
Borak
Stherer
Katalinas
Butler
Ray
Tinesley
Jones
Tathow
Lester
Schoeman
Milter
Ashell
Johnson
Bruder
Clev
Bucklew
Benton
Cam
May
Markov
Hunke
Burmeister
Ragazza
Conleo
Littlefeld
Spadaccini
Alfonse
Brazell
SERY
Chronicle Telegram
DiMaggio
Raybestos
Saan
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Acme
T. Louis
Louis Cardinals
Mickey Cochrane
Charley
Black Mike
Tigers
Grimm
Geygan
Homer
Heffner
Kettner
Pytiak
Trny
Balla
Um Pires
Summer
Ridgeville Withers
D. Mitts
B. Garford
Triplte
Stan
Fowl Dairies
George Birkley
United
Elyria City
Oberlin
Amherst
Oberlin Shell Service
H and J Cleaners
Helovac
Granski
Oberlin Abk
Cromwell
Jennette Krieg
Drozowocki
Es Leve
Sf Sess Ee
F. Genne
Th. Lange
Tanger Vw
Gene Z Guild
Wees
Ani
Ee Stasereet
Oberlin Ait
W. Q. Springer
W. J. Laufman
Springer
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