Big Ten title race seen as close this season
United Press reports a tight conference race with Michigan vulnerable after recent dominance. Minnesota Illinois and Iowa poised to challenge. new coaches at Ohio State and Northwestern. Hoosiers and Chicago also showing improvement as the season nears.
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Dayton Beats Grays Evens Title Series
Dayton Ducks and Zanesville Grays split the Middle Atlantic League title series with Dayton winning 6 to 2 in Zanesville. Pitcher Hisenstat started for Dayton, Bergman relieved, and Dayton rallied with key hits by Steinecke Fisenstat Siebert and Milles. The series resumes Friday night in Dayton.
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Fisenstate
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Swanson
Fiarito
Bellande
Hisenstat
Bergman
Minogue
Helf
Rothery Motors Trim LaGrange Team 3 to 1
BIRDS SIGN CATCHER. COLUMBUS, C. Sept. 14 The Columbus Red Birds of the American Association today purchased catcher Brusie Ogrodowski from Houston of the Texas League. He will report next spring.
Pretzels Challenge Hi-Speeds in Local Matchup
A local notice reports Guerin Pretzels challenging Hi-Speeds and Express A to a game at Burner Funeral Home and Waldorf Lager Class B teams. Managers must contact Earl Powers, Clay, or Marsh Guerin. Players listed to reach Powers include E deTes Soja, Talarek, Mika, Bark Acs, Tisza, Eo Roost, Ung R. Ung Krist Bierek, Brveski, and King.
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Waldorf Lager
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Brveski
King
Yesterday's Heroes Pitcher Wins. Allen Delivers for Phils
United Press report by Carl Hubbell highlights Gimnis pitching a six inning win over the Pirates with the decisive seventh inning RBI single. Ethan Allen, for the Phillies, delivered a bases loaded single in the eighth to rally past the Cardinals 3-1.
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Major Loop Leaders and Batted In Honors Unclear Text
Fragmentary baseball note lists Gehrig and Gehringer among leaders with RBI counts and mentions Waner and Pirates. Readable parts show players tied to batting in runs and loop leader context, with incomplete numbers and teams referenced.
St Stan's Ousted From Ball Joust By Detroit Nine
In the National Baseball Federation tournament Youngstown St. Janulus, the 1933 champion, fell to Detroit 7 to 2, marking Youngstown's second loss and elimination. Birmingham suffered its first defeat 3 to 2 to Petrolia of Butler County, Pa, while Cleveland and Petrulis faced today after a bye. Darren and Birmingham clashed in another match with elimination on the line.
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Indians Yanks Start Series Amid Slumping Tigers Rally
The Cleveland Indians host the New York Yankees to begin the World Series after the Yankees clawed back against the Tigers. Fans filled League Park, while Indians and Athletics results drift in, with injuries and lineups noted for key players.
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Indians
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Elyria Shooters face La Grange in city shoe match
The Elyria Horseshoe Club meets the La Grange All-Stars tonight on local courts for a city wide shoe tournament qualifying round led by Ross Aungst. A postmatch meeting will discuss plans for the coming joust.
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Yarosz Offered $20,000 For West Coast Match
Promoters in Angeles await Teddy Yarosz's reply to a $20,000 offer for a West Coast boxing match. Yarosz, Pittsburgh's new middleweight champion, has not yet answered the proposal dated September 13.
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Colts Fall to Red Birds in A A Eastern Division Tilt
Columbus defeated Indianapolis 6 to 3 to clinch first place in the American Association Eastern Division as Minneapolis closed in on Western leaders. The Millers edged St Paul 7 to 6 while Kansas City and Milwaukee did not play. Columbus trailed 2–1 after four, then tallied two runs in the fifth to seize control. Phelps and Hutchinson allowed a 14-hit attack paced by a huge homer from Buzz Arrell.
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Dunlap Eliminated From Amateur Golf Tourney
New Yorker and defending champion Dunlap is defeated by Willie Turnesa of Elmsford New York, who advances to meet Charley Yates as intercollegiate monarch today. The field has few top players left with Chick Evans the only former champion still in contention.
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Oklahoma City
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National Amateur Golf Championship Sees Few Standouts
At Wakefield today the 53rd National Amateur Golf Championship narrows toward the semifinals as sixteen survive three hectic days. Most big names have fallen, leaving Ernest Pieper of San Jose and Ernest Beach of Long Beach as leading contenders, with veteran Eddie Driggs and players like Mark Stuart and Chick Evans among the remaining hopefuls.
Rankins rises as title hopeful after recent win
Oscar Rankins gains contender status by defeating Gorilla Jones, former NBA middleweight champion from Akron. Yarozz was offered 5000 dollars to challenge the red-haired rival in a non-title bout.
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Canfarine
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Akror
Case football outlook bright says coach Ride
Case School of Applied Science coach Ray Ride says the football outlook is encouraging despite losing star back Dave Samuelson and many veterans. He notes a heavy backfield and line, tougher schedule, and key players Marvin Hack stedde John Watson plus veterans Shafer Brownsberger Thom Hyde Wegner Marshall Allmen Read Machausen Schmelter.
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Marvin Hackstedde
John Watson
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James Shafer
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Paul Thom
Eber Hyde
Gordon Wegner
Purdue
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Stan Allmen
Bob Read
John Machausen
Gordon Schmelter
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Big Ten Moguls Hold Meeting On 1934 Football Rules
Athletic directors coaches and officials from the Big Ten meet in Chicago to discuss and review football rules for 1934. Commissioner Major John L. Griffith presides as session covers all rule phases and officials decisions. New coaches Francis Schmidt Ohio State and Bo McMillin Indiana expected to attend.
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Big Ten
John L. Griffith
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Perry Captures 3rd Major Net Championship
Perry wins his third major tennis title at Forest Hills as Wilmer Allison, a 30-year-old Texan, rallies from two sets down to reach the final but falls to the Englishman in a hard fought five set match. The crowd recalls Allison’s late surge after trailing two sets. Perry wins 8-4 8-3 2-6 5- and 8-6.
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Forest
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Coufis
Wilmer Allison
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Wilmer Allison upsets Davis Cup plan with Perry match
Wilmer Allison, 30, defeated Fred Perry on center court at West Side Stadium, proving the Davis Cup selection committee misjudged him. He pressed Perry with a heart and iron will, complicating next year’s lineup that favored Stoefen, Mako, Budge, Wood, and Lott. The panel’s picks will shift as a result of Allison’s performance.
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Ilmer
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George Lott
Allison
Debut Next Friday for Elyria High Gridiron Coach Clymer
Elyria High prepares for its 1984 debut under Roy Bas Clymer with Fairport Harbor as the opener. The squad faces a tough schedule, scrimmages boost readiness, and backfield depth promises versatility.
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Roy “Bas” Clymer
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Consolation Round Tennis Doubles Sees Semi Finalists
After weeks of inactivity the city tennis doubles consolation resumes. Chuck Terry and Art Buswell reach the upper bracket semifinals by beating the Meredith brothers 6 4 6 1. Chuck Hupp and Byron Morris advance with a 6 0 6 2 win over Elwin Shay and Bob Peters. Remaining matches pair Chuck Flood Bob Altfeld versus Oscar Ehrman Nelson Fitch, winner facing Frank Brogan Cecil Travers for lower bracket finalist. The consolation rounds aid rankings for the league even though they do not affect the main tourney.
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Elwin Shay
Bob Peters
Chuck Flood
Bob Altfeld
Oscar Ehrman
Nelson Fitch
Frank Brogan
Cecil Travers
Final Western Association Game in Springfield Tonight
The seventh and decisive game of the 1934 Western Association playoff will be played in Springfield. Ponca City tied the series at three games each with a 10 to 3 win over Oklahoma City in Oklahoma City last night.
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Yakima Valley Club Hard Court Tourney Champion
The champion of the Yakima valley club's hard court tournament faces ongoing clashes as the opponent from yesterday will continue to challenge for years, regardless of height hair color or attire.
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Allison
Bittners Meet Lyons in Tri-County League Final
The first game of the three game series for Tri-County League title pits the Bittner Funeral Home against Lorain Lyon Tailors on Sunday at Recreation Field in Lorain. The Bittners claim the first half title while the Tailors earned the second round gong after North Olmsted left the league, per Rudy Ebinger, league secretary.
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Tufford Ties Valley Mark at Lakewood Elyria Elks tourney
Leon ard Tufford tied the low amateur mark with a 70 at Spring Valley course, sharing top gross among Elyria players as 35-35-70. Jim Armitage and Ed Hukill posted 85s, Armitage claimed low net 63, while J W Warner led Lakewood with 75 gross and Tom O Grady followed at 77. W J McConnell earned low net with 63.
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Miami Gridders Light But Fast
Miami University faces a tough 1934 season as most of the title team’s players have departed. Coach Frank Wilton remains hopeful that a fast, developing squad, led by returning end Ole Savatsky and a slate of promising backs, can surprise. He predicts Cincinnati and Ohio University will contest the conference, with Miami, Ohio Wesleyan, and Marshall next.
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Bo) McMillin
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