Four Positions Open On 1932 Elyria High Varsity Squad
Lorain High coach McCaskey begins ninth year with a green squad after last year’s title run. Only two lettermen return, Jimmy Worden and Johnny Azok, while about fifty hopefuls train for a Sept. 17 opener against West Tech at Recreation Stadium.
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Elyria High
Russ Davies
Jach Naal M. McCaskey
Elyria
Plain Mac
Lorain High School
Mt. Union Grifder
Porc City
Mac
Lorain
A. W. Collins
Lakewood
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Lake Erie
Fac
McCaskey
Purple
Crimson
Lorain High Sentor
Jimmy Worden
Johnny Azok
Harry Stryker
All-Ohio
Miami
West Tech
Recreation Stadium
Radman
Dogs Hansen
Gawlik
Konlmeyer
Lee
Taw
Port City
Amateur Boxing Show Announced at Riverview Park
Matchmaker Charlie White announced an amateur boxing show at Riverview Park on Saturday evening featuring seven three round bouts. Key fights include Moe Hammon of Elyria vs Art Hodge of Oberlin at 147 pounds and Ron Hamilton of Elyria vs Gest and Davis of Lorain at 147 pounds. Other bouts involve Elyria and Oberlin competitors across 126 to 158 pounds. The card opens with two colored bettors and is part of the Veterans Association picnic program.
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Riverview Park
Charlie White
Moe Hammon
Elyria
Art Hodge
Oberlin
Ron Hamilton
Gest
Davis
Lorain
Andy Vargo
Bill Gutensohn
Elytia
Morris Sturtevant
Johnny Atkins
Gil Higgins
Bill Slavin
Joe Qlenick
Bob Sebert
Riverview
Truckers Rally to 12 11 Victory Over Maumee Dairy
Paliska Truckers edged Maumee Dairy 12 to 11 in a high scoring softball game last evening at McKinley Diamond. Paliska scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh to break a tight contest. Maumee plated multiple innings, but could not hold off the late Truckers surge.
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Paliska Truckers
Maumee Dairy
McKinley Diamond
Aba
H.E . Kash
Hayden
B. v. Kayden
Kaminski
C . E. Thomas
P J. Barkaes
Coon
Deece
Paliska
P. Rf
Teery Becker
A. Thomas
Yucka
B. Polchey
E. Hostyo
Scatt Vf
Femly
Arenson
Maumea Dairy
Eagles Juniors Banquet Highlights 11-6-17 Season
The Eagles Juniors baseball team held a banquet at Fred Nano's Blaine Street home to celebrate a 11 win 6 loss season. Captain Fred Ross Krist and Manager Nano spoke as plans emerge to enter a new Class B league next season.
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Eagles
Fred Nano
Blaine Street
Fred Ross
Krist
Nano
Birdmen
Fischer Leads United States Amateur Golf
Johnny Fischer of Fort Thomas Kentucky led the U S Amateur Golf qualifying at the 1937 national tournament at Baltimore Country Club with a 69 in the first round. Other leaders included Jack Westland Charley Yates Johnny Goodman George Voigt W Blane and D L Armstrong with 71 or 72 as final day progressed.
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U. S
Lont Jean Johnny Fischer
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Fischer
Jack Westland
Chicago
Charley Yates
Georgia Tech
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
George Voiet
New York
W. Blane
West Newton
Mass
D. L. Armstrong
Lancaster
Quimet
Charley Seaver
Los Angeles
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Bob Kepler
Darton
Bad Hammond
Harold Weber
Toledo
O. M. Transue
Harterville
John Florio
Columbus
E. G. Livesay
Neil Ransick
Cincinnati
Elyria Hardware Grid Team Seeks Games Tonight Practice
Elyria Hardware football team will practice every night this week at Hamilton Field at 6. Lorain County light heavyweight teams are invited to contact Carl Storrer at the Ely- Fia Hardware Company to schedule games.
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Elyria Hardware
Hamilton Field
Lorain County
Carl Storrer
Ely- Fia
Thirty-Six Seek Berths On Dayton U Eleven
Dayton Ohio Sept 13 Thirty six candidates for the University of Dayton football team reported for practice under Coach Harry Baujan. There are 15 backfield candidates the largest in several seasons. Ted Armstrong Cleveland guard fractured a leg last week and will be lost for the season.
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Dayton
University of Dayton
Harry Baujan
Ted Armistrong
Cleveland
Tiger Walker Defeats Doyle in Columbus Lightweight Bout
Tiger Walker of Zanesville won a ten round decision over Mickey Doyle of Akron in Columbus on Monday night. Walker weighed 132 1 2 pounds to Doyle’s 133 1 2. In the semi final, Jake Feltheim of Columbus defeated Cannonball Tracy of Zanesville in six rounds.
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Tiger Walker
Columbus
Zanesville
Mickey Doyle
Akron
Walker
Doyle
Jake Feltheim
Cannonball Tracy
Richwine Soft Ball Team Seeks Saturday Game
The Richwines softball team seeks an opponent for a game on Saturday at Veterans Ass’n Field Day in Riverview Park. Interested managers contact Frank Traxler at 207 Ninth Street or call 2721 before Thursday.
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Richwines
Riverview Park
Frank Traxler
Ninth Street
Terry to Reorganize Giants Next Season
MEMPHIS. Billy Terry sign s two year contract to remain player manager of the New York Giants. Club president Charles A. Stoneham says Terry will reorganize the team thoroughly before the next season after succeeding John J. McCraty in June.
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New York
Memphis
Billy Terry
New York Giants
Charles A. Stoneham
Terry
John J. McCraty
Martin wins golf title at Spring Grove course
R. A. Martin, restaurant proprietor, defeated C. W. Schwemmer in the final of the annual tournament at Spring Grove. Martin won seven up and six to play.
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Kenton
R. A. Martin
Spring Grove Course
C. W. Schwemmer
Martin
Wittenberg Denison In First B A A Night Game
Springfield Ohio September 13 Denison University and Wittenberg College clash in a night football game at Buckeye Conference venue It will be the first conference game played under lights and opens the conference title race this fall with both schools seeking early momentum.
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Springfield
Denison University
Wittenberg College
New York Giants Begin Practice For New Season
New York Giants players gathered at Magnetics Springs to start practice for the National League season. The team will travel to Portsmouth to face the Sportans on September 25 with Jack Hagerty, former Georgetown assistant coach, guiding the Giants.
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Magnetic Springs
New York Giants
Giants
Portsmouth
Sportans
Jack Hagerty
Georgetown University
Big Five at Bat as Ruth and Foxx Go Silent
United Press notes the Big Five included Foxx going hitless in five attempts and Ruth idle while Gehrig doubled twice and singled for two TUNs in four tries. Simmons also went zero in five, with Bill Terry resting. The piece ends with a vignette on George Sand copying manuscripts as she writes, then lets the sheet fall to the carpet.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Simmons
Bill Terry
George Sand
Miller Moore Fight On Antlers Card Monday
Lorain boxing card scheduled for next Monday evening at the Hotel Antlers features six round bouts. Local favorites Al Harris and K O Martin clash in a rematch while Elyria's Johnny Miller faces Ellis Davis and Tiger Flowers Moore meets Dick Finegan’s fighter Joel Galvan. Willard Bond and Andy Delillo duel for six rounds, with Bull Kish versus Steve Balasch as the curtain-raiser at 8 30.
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Miller
Ellis Davis
Lorain
Moore
Galvan
al Harris
Joe Martin
Lorain K of P Athletic Association
Ernie Braden
Ocserhens
Hotel Antlers
George Forester
Johnny Miller
Tiger Flowers Moore
Dick Finegan
Joey Galvan
Frankie Masone
Ray Urbanski
Lorain Atlas Club
Willard Bond
Andy Delillo
Port City
Detilio
Bull Kish
Steve Balasch
Kish
Balasch
Harris
Martin
Joe
Davis
Lorain County
Miler
Tony Jezewski
Joel Galvan
Elyria
Caddies Report For 7:39 Practice At Hamilton School
Elyria Country Club caddies football team members are ordered to report tonight at 7 39 at Hamilton school for practice. Players named include Wolodzko Kushin Kash Zaleski Koviak Talarek Kristo Kristo Ross Ross Gregor Sito Wisniewski Mate. Coach Joe Soja urges full turnout.
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Elyria Country Club
Hamilton School
R. Wolodzko
Kushin
A. Kash
A. Zaleski
E. Koviak
L. Talarek
F. Kristo
T. Kristo
C. Ross
G. Ross
C. Gregor
A. Sito
R. Wisniewski
J. Mate
Joe Soja
Stand 5 Stand 5 Yesterday's Results
Yesterday's results show New York 3 12 innings at Cleveland, Washington 2 at Chicago, Philadelphia 7 at Detroit. Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 4. Chicago 3. Toledo 4 3, Louisville 1 5. Minneapolis 4, Kansas City 2 rain halted fifth. Milwaukee 6, St Paul 3 rain eighth. Indianapas 4, Columbus 1 night game. Albany 11 Jersey City 4. Rochester 11 Montreal 2. Buffalo 7 Toronto 3 night. Baltimore 4 night.
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroi
Boston
St. Louis
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Indianpasks
Columbus
Yeaterday
Albany
Jersey City
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Yeagth
Baltimore
Newark
Claes G. Ww. i. Pet
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St. Loui
Wee
Basil Boston
NATO
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston Philadelphia
Cincinnati
le Pet
Buffalo Eae
Baltimore A
Montreal Ane
Rochester - Veewnen
Este Eenel
Toronto Sea
Reading
Millers Gain Full Game In Asi'n Race
In Columbus today Minneapolis stayed in the chase for the American Association pennant by winning 4 to 2 over Kansas City as play ended early in the fifth due to rain. Columbus fell 1 to 4 to Indianapolis while Milwaukee edged St Paul 6 to 5. Toledo and Louisville split a doubleheader with Toledo taking the opener 4 to 1 and Louisville winning the nightcap 5 to 3.
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Minneapolis
Millers
Kansas City
Columbus Club
Indianapolis Indians
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Yanks Defeat Indians Near A L Pennant
The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 12 innings at the Stadium to move within one win of the American League title. Oral Hildebrand pitched well with a torn muscle but gave up a late lead. the Yankees exploded in the 12th with Sewell, Combs, Gehrig, Chapman, and Dickey driving in five runs. Clint Brown starts for Cleveland with either Danny McFadden or Herb Pennock opposing.
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Leveland
CPI
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
McCarthy
New York
Cleveland
Oral Hildebrand
Big Red Charlies
Indians
Hildebrand
Danny McFarden
Herb Pennock
Grafton Business Men Close Season with 26 Wins
The Grafton Business Men finished the season with a 5-0 victory over Ridgeville Merchants. In thirty three games played they won twenty six, ending on the winning side in most of their contests.
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Grafton
Ridgeville Merchants
Boxing titles and rubber game highlight Colson clash
United Press report lists several boxing results in Philadelphia and New York with Benny Hass defeating Tony Falen and Benny Leonard beating Mike Sarka among others. It also notes the Colson Company rubber baseball game at McKinney Diamond tonight at six.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Benny
Hass
Tony Falen
Edidie Cool
Joey Costa
New York
Zack Willis
Johnny Cansoneri
Allentown
Benny Leonard
Mike Sarka
Eddie Reilly
Jackie Goldfarb
Bronx
Benny Whittler
Baltimore
al Peters
FLASH HUSKIES IN HARD BATTLES FOR POSTS AT STADIUM
YRIA HIGH grid candidates enter second week of drills under coach Roy Clymer as he hunts for a center guard tackle and end to replace the losses from the 1930 eleven. Veterans Jones Coniam Broye Lehman Carlson and Kaminski lead a strong backfield while several youths argue for openings at center and end positions.
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Flash Huskies
Roy Clymer
Yria High
Los
Crimson
Jones
Coniam
Broye
Lehman
Carlson
Lakewood Woman Breaks Elyria Course Record
Lakewood Country Club’s LILLIAN DAWSON set a new Elyria course record for women with a 7 over par 88 in yesterday’s invitational. She led in low gross and net, while Mrs. O Richey was runner up with a 76 net. Other flight winners included Mrs. Thatcher 83 in the second flight and Mrs Kaiser 78 in the third flight. Mrs. Knoble claimed fewest putts with 31. E Foster beat C G Carrick 4 and 3 to win Blyria j championship.
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Lillian Dawson
Lakewood Country Club
Elyria Country Club
Fauvei
Elyria
Lakewood
Mana‘ Kiki
Westwood
Lorain
Dawson
Jownet
O. Richey
Pearce
J. EB. Thatcher
Kaiser
Knoble
E. Foster
Blyria J Country Club
CG. W. Carrick
Richwines and Towne-DeCos Clash at Richwine Diamond
The Richwines and Towne-DeCos of Lorain will clash tonight in a softball game at the Richwine diamond. The contest is scheduled to start at six o'clock.
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Richwines
Lorain
Ohio Football Outlook At Wooster With Coach Boles
Ohio Conference football outlook centers on L C Boles Wooster College coach entering his 17th season at Wooster. The squad reports for practice with about 60 players some experienced lettermen and several sophomores. Four seniors who started or lettered last year have left. returns include Brinkerhoff Frost Pryor and Hamilton in the backfield and Rumbaugh Miller Goshorn Nussbaum McCracken Sekarak Weisenbach on the line. Wooster won four games and lost five in 1931 and faces Case Oberlin Mount Union and Muskingum again this season.
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Ohio
L. C. Boles
Wooster College
Boles
London High School
Wooster
Altough
Gus
Cliff Nelson
Gail Lathrop
Matt Rutherford
Harry Howard
Wolf
Howell
Brinkerhoff
Frost
Pryor
Hamilton
Rumbaugh
Miller
Goshorn
Nussbaum
McCracken
Sekarak
Weisenbach
Case
Oberlin
Mount Union
Muskingum
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