Plans For 1933 34 City Bowling League Now Being Formed
Elyria football mentors plan a tough schedule with seven hard games amid aims to boost the Crimson. The key test is the Lorain game at Recreation Stadium on Nov 18, plus tilts with Sandusky Glenville Toledo Central and three Lake Erie League foes. The Sandusky rivalry dates to 1904 and the Bay City clash on Sept 30 shapes as a highlight.
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Russ Davies
Bile
Elyria Fligh School
Medina
Streeters
Lorain
Ohio
Recreation Stadium
Sandusk
Glenville
Toledo Central
Lakewood
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Sandusky
Elyria
Little Big Seven
London Gant
Bay City
Toledo Central Catholic
Fremont
al Sacksteder
Crimson
Maumee City
Heights
Shaw and
Lake Erie
Shaw Stadium
Oberlin
Eyria
Bittner Team Seals West Side Softball Title Victory
The Bittner Funeral Home team won the West Side softball title by defeating Sears Roebuck 19 to 9 in game three at Jefferson Diamond. Boreski pitched for the winners allowing Kowalesky 21 hits in 5 1/3 innings, while Kowalesky lasted 5 1/3 for Sears. Umpires were Ambrose Saecert Bako and Bogart.
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West Side
Bittner
Sears Roebuck
Jefferson Diamond
Bittners
Kowalesky
R. Uris
Zaieski
Cross
Karh
Wyneski
Fritz
Warzinenk
Kowalesiky
Coen
Kemper
Lupinski
B. Dumke
Boreski
M. Fortman
Bitthers II
Search
Lupinsky
Uropires
Ambrose
Saecert
Bako
Bogart
Morske
Bittner's
R-H. O
Reed
Sandens
Ss Roreshl
Nears Wyneski
Pritz
Korzan
Yavrineak
Sato
Aveerpeeee Ao
Sears-Fl
Major League Leaders By United Seas Leading Batters
Leading batters list includes players from Phillies Athletics Yankees and Senators with figures for games played at bats runs hits and home runs. Notable names include Foxx Ruth Gehrig Klein and Manush along with teammates Simmons and Davis reflecting top hitters across teams.
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United Seas
G. AB
R. H. Pe
Klein
Phillies
Foxx
Athletics
Davis
Ruth
Yankees
Kiein
Philiies
R Foxx
Gehrig
Yanke Summons
Yankers
Martin
Cardinals
Hifosx Manush
Senators
Simmons
White Sox
Zanesville Leads In M. A. Title Series
Zanesville won 8 to 7 over Wheeling in the Middle Atlantic League title series as Jim Gleeson hit a ninth inning homer with Fiarlto on base. The series stood two games to one in Zanesville’s favor, with a fourth game set for Wheeling tonight.
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Zanesville
Jim Gleeson
Fiarlto
Wheeling
Public Elyria High drills open Tuesdays only
Elyria High School football practice will allow spectators only on Tuesdays, per Athletic Director Roy Clymer. Weekday drills remain closed to spectators to benefit the team, officials stressing no other motives.
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Elyria High School
Roy Clymer
Clymer
Thirty Five Seek Places On Inn Team
The initial practice session for Becker's Way Inn football drew 35 candidates eyeing roster spots under coaches Gene Rainey and Tommy Ryan. The team will carry 22 players this season and aims to be ready for the September 23 opener with workouts three times weekly and another session Thursday at 6 pm.
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Becker
Wayside Inn
Gene Rainey
Tommy Ryan
Tast
Bob Reynes
Louie Rafdl
Reforestration Army
California
Pete Yucka
Fred Cox
Johnny Kokai
Man Eldred
Alex Miko
Elyria
Barney
Penzes
Wash
Elyria Hardwares
Pete Rainey
Schnarr
E. H
Wendell Perkins
Savills
Cleveland West Tech
Baker
Elyria Merchants
Indians Break Losing Streak With Monte Pearson Victory
Monte Pearson limited Washington to four hits as Cleveland halted a six game skid with a 3 to 1 win. Hale homered for the Senators, but Pearson earned his tenth win since joining the Tribe. Error by Bill Cissell aided Cleveland in a fifth inning run, and the game featured modest offense from both sides.
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Ps Snindox
Tri
Monte Pearson
Cleveland Tribe
Walter Johnson
Monte
Indians
Washington Senators
Bill Cissell
Pearson
Tribe
Howard College Gridder Dies From Injuries
Newt Wilson, 19, Howard College freshman and left end, died from a cerebral hemorrhage after a scrimmage with the varsity. He collapsed unconscious on the gridiron in Birmingham. X rays showed the brain bleed but cause of injury remains undetermined.
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Birmingham
Ala
Newt Wilson
Howard College
Wilson
Noted New York Referee Lou Magnolia Dies After Illness
Lou Magnolia, 54, a renowned boxing referee, died after nearly a year of illness. His wife Mae and three children have been at his bedside since Sunday in New York.
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Ear
New York
Lou Magnolia
Mae
Bauer Faces Tough Start in Picking Crimson Bantams Eleven
Coach Ralph Bauer trims his 1983 Crimson Bantams squad with two days to kickoff and a long list of contenders for every position. Olmsted Falls visits Friday as the opener, with nine returnees from last year and several fierce battles shaping the starting lineup across ends guards centers halfbacks and backs.
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Ralph Bauer
Crimson Bantams
Bauer
Jiaatertat
Olmsted Sfalls
Bauérmen
Pruski
Shapiro
Forbes
Maiden
Coinman
Keaveny
France Brothers
Bill
Bob
Coen
Graber
Basinski
Randall
Novacs
E. Faulhaber
Femly
Lauer
Blake
S. Williams
Barfly
Schunk
Custer
Vaughn
Davis
Sanders
Brown
Everhardt
Walker
Zembz
API
McCray
McHitrick
Dunstan
Christie
Cephas
Edhoes
Seibert
Thompson
Chuck Pruski
Harry Shapi Ko
Luck Coen
Gene Graber
Art Femly
Bob Lauer
Bartin
Chuck Custer
George Dunstan
Lloyd Christie
Levada Cephay
Joe Bedoes
Dyer Reaches Net Finals In City Championship
Defending women's city singles champion Rosetta Dyer defeats Pearl Tutthill in two sets to reach the final against Margaret Terry for the 1938 crown. The semifinal was played yesterday at Ely Stadium, with Dyer again showing the form that makes her the favorite. The final is Friday at 3:30 PM.
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Pearl Tutthill
Rosetta Dyer
Margaret Terry
Ely Stadium
Miss Tutthill
Miss Terry
Miss
Sandusky 11 Plays Lorain In Charity Football Game
Sandusky Eagles formerly the Maroons will meet Lorain Anchorians Ex Hy s in a big charity game at Ely stadium on Friday night Sept 29. Proceeds go to the International Society for Crippled Children. Jack Ambrose announces the arrangement and ticket committee is chaired by Charles Persons.
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Sandusky Eagles
Maroons
Lorain Anchorians
Ex-Hy's
Ely Stadium
Jack Ambrose
Eagles
Ambrose
Bay City
Anchorians
Colgate Confusion Play Sparks Comeback Trick
By Joe Glass Colgate unveils a fake triple pass and a trailing misdirection sequence credited to Coach Andy Kerr. The scheme, built from a double spinner, aimed to mislead Brown and set up a forward pass after Colgate seized a 14-0 lead last November.
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Joe Glass
Colgate
Andy Kerr
Sloan
Brown
Kerr
Colgate Io
Officials Hope For Twelve Or Fifteen Team Bowling League
Elyria officials aim to form a twelve or fifteen team City League for the 1988-34 season. At a Knights of Columbus meeting, Johnny Banick was elected president and plans were made to recruit more firms and bowlers. The season could start within two weeks. Guerin Pretzels were last season's champions.
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Elyria
Bob Huston
Galt
Broad Street
Knights of Columbus
Johnny Ban
Moose
Ross Baum
Ed “Zip" Murray
Eagles
George Valerius
Jackson Wall Paper
Jack Peltz
Guenin Pretzels
Margh Guenin
Amherst
Art Schultz
I. T
Rubber Company
Johnny Banick
Lillie Brown Jug
George Schmitkens
Finegan Bakery
Frank Traxler
Kehnert Garage
Art Kehnert
Western Automatic
Art Card
Popp’s Canfield Oils
Royal Clothing
The
Guerin Pretzels
Columbus Opens Series With Win Over Minneapolis
Columbus Red Birds rallied late to beat Minneapolis 6 to 2 in the opening game of the American Association championship series at Red Bird Stadium. The victory gives Columbus a one game lead as the series resumes under lights in Columbus.
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Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
Minneapols
Red Bird Stadium
Colgate Surges with Bogdanski TD Amid Confusion in Scrimmage
In a 1933 play, Conroy faked and reversed before Brown’s line, while Colgate’s Bogdanski feinted at the Brown right tackle and then crossed the line for a touchdown from five yards. Newt McLaughery and triple wingback plays by Brown were noted witnesses.
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Stitute
Bogdanski
Newt
Goose Goslin Caps Hallmark Career With Senators Return
Leon Allen Goslin born Salem New Jersey October 16 1901 rose from Columbia DC Sally league to MLB star. Nicknamed The Goose he began 1920 with the Sally league club then joined the Senators. Traded to St Louis in 1930 returned to Washington 1932 in a major player deal. Back with the Senators this season he aids the pennant drive. He weighs 185 pounds bats left throws right, 5 feet 11 inches.
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Leon Allen Goslin
Salem
N. J
Goose
Columbia
D. C
Senators
Goslin
St. Louis
Heinie Manush
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Fred Schulte
Walter Stewart
Sam West
Carl Reynolds
Lloyd Brown
Hoe
Stanford Beats Racey in Ridgewood Match Score Corrected
Howard Stanford of Cherry Ridge defeated district champion John Racey in the Ridgewood match last Sunday. Stanford’s score was 36 42 78 instead of 80, prompting discussion and a notice to set the record straight for all concerned.
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Howard Stanford
Cherry Ridge
John Racey
Ridgewood
Stanford
Yesterday's Stars Pirates and Cubs lead on hits and wins
United Press reports Heinie Meine and Waite Hoyt shut down the Dodgers with five and four hits respectively as Bon Camilli and Lon Warneke powered the Cubs past the Phillies. Monte Pearson held the Senators to four hits.
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United Press
Heinie Meine
Waite Hoyt
Pirates
Dodgers
Bon Camilli
Lon Warneke
Cubs
Phils
Monte Pearson
Indians
Senators
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Elyria High
Toledo
Sears
Major League
M. A
Elyria Hardware
Inn
Cleveland
Hale
Manush
Ferreil
plais—Cronin
Myer
Kuhel
Bluege
Pasep
Washington & Bates
Omi Tearson
Crowder
Tearson
Mortarity
Gessel
Cleveland AB
R. H
Johnny Fischer
Olmsted Falls
Chuck Hopp
Bedoes
Malden
Joe Brown
Merrill Walker
Ridgeville
Elyria-Medina
Ralph
Dyer
Tutthill
Tatthill
Terry
Fox
Pennzoils
Eastern Heights
All-Stars
Harmanfield
AB. R. H. Pennsolls
Seeeee Diliman
Storm
Weeed Schuster
Stoney
Huebner
Rothery
Pared Smith
Thetewee
Drase
All-Stara
ABE
Wehman
Daney
Scott
Koepn
Ened Lauck
Foss
Boas Apenas
Schrock
Veal
Schoenfeldt
Bischort
Deen
Helmsath
Ib Saeal Dickens
Stadium
Soteku
Sotean
Ed Wilcox
Boeing
Forriday
Minneapolis
Winchester
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