No Breathers On 1938 Grimson Schedule
The 1938 Elyria High football outlook notes no warm up games under Coach Roy Clymers. The Crimson open with Oberlin, a tough foe that deprives them of light practice and exposes the team to major competition immediately. Gleason, a promising Elyria sophomore, is mentioned as a potential end at Miami University, a position once filled by Kaiser and Kerekes.
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Kerekes
Ex Elyria Grid Stars Headed To College This Fall
Number of stars from the 1937 Elyria High football squad plan to enroll in college this fall. Ben Pfaff to Ohio State, Chuck Decker at Michigan, Don Taylor at Case, Bob Marsh at Miami, Jud Wehman and Bud Geigey at Ohio Wesleyan, Harold King at Ohio University. College football chances noted for several. Chick Smith to officiate opener. Ohio State schedule praised as toughest ever. Five Buckeye backs named as backfield candidates.
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Oo State
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Cadleothe
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Wallard
Jim Sexton
Middletown
AL Puchegna
Dover
Keller News Indians to host Toledo Mud Hens test
The Keller News reports a stiff 8 p.m. test against the Toledo Mud Hens at Keller News park. Toledo brings 15 top players, including Chet Laabs Charley Gelbert and Boots Pottenberger, former Tigers, in a high calibre exhibition first for the venue. Elyria Dairies vs Ridgeville Democrats softball follows at 5 45 on Hamilton diamond. players urged to attend.
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Elyria Dairies
Ridgeville Democrats
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City Class B Bowling Race Under Way at Elyria Rec
The opening night of the City Class B Bowling League at Elyria Recreation featured multiple clean sweeps and steadier runs. Miller's Celery defeated the Elks three straight. Won's Service Station swept City Loan. Blue Sky Inn won three in a row against Electro Alloys. Tarry Tavern swept Motor Haul away. Fox Furnace took two from Gerbert Meats. Eagles beat Welsh Funeral Home two games to one. Shell Petroleum won in two from Wykrent's Grille. Ridgeville Hatchery beat Tattersall Dairy two games to one. Team high honors went to Tarry Tavern with a 2,617 total and a 955 single. George Ony of Von's Service Station was the high individual with BY.
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Miller's Celery
Elks
Won
City Loan
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Electro Alloys
Tarry Tavern
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Gerbert Meats
Eagles
Welsh Funeral Home
Shell Petroleum
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Standings and Playoff Card From International League and Ohio State
In the International League standings Rochester visits Newark in the afternoon while Buffalo tests Syracuse at night as the MID-ATLANTIC PLAYOFFS show Portsmouth leading Springfield 3 to 1. Tonight Portsmouth travels to Akron. Ohio State Clayopits Montoria at Framont rained out. Sky A Chronicle-Selectram wants results.
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Margot Lamb Emerges as Tennis Rising Star in 1938
Staff correspondent reports Margot Lamb dazzled in the National Singles Championship, defeating Helen Jacobs 7-5 6-2. Lamb, a Californian, impressed with speed, stamina, and aggressive net play, signaling potential dominance next year. Jacobs offered stiff challenge with limited success as Lamb’s form suggested she could become world champion.
Armstrong Gives Up Feather Title
Los Angeles reports Henry Armstrong, undefeated fighter from St Laws, who held three world boxing titles in two years, offered his successor a jeweled belt after abandoning the 126 pound featherweight crown, saying rewards did not justify the effort.
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St. Laws
Hurricane Hennery
Petey Sairon
Barney Russ
Welter Bonnet
Lou Ambers
Cascade Flashes Hold Meeting at Cascade Park Today
All members of last year’s Cascade Flashes football team are asked to meet at Cascade Park today at 5 30 P M. Attendance at the 1938 Poznan War in Poland was nearly three times that of last year. Dublin hosts an international spelling bee where Dubin narrowly defeated London in Dublin Ireland.
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Dubin Pattly
London
Dublin
Ireland
Quiet Humors And Oddities In A Busy World
A collage of brief vignettes and jokes spans from a skipper debating coat terminology with a painter to a haunted room anecdote and a wry gag about pump priming. The items include a prank about a guest’s night in a haunted room and a bill for forty seven visits from a suitor, plus a pickle peddler tale and a maid's witty window remark.
Pirates Edge In NL pennant race headline thrust
In a tense stretch run the Pirates hold a five game lead as they open a three game series with the Giants at the Polo Grounds. Johnny Rizzo and a strong infield drive Pittsburgh while Dizzy Dean, Lee Bryant, Vander Meer and others shape the threat to the Cubs Reds and Giants. Greenberg also homers as Detroit wins.
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Riggs Miss Jacobs Upset In National Tennis Tournament
Forest Hills NY September 13 The remaining quarter final spots in the Men’s and Women’s National Tennis Singles championships will be decided today amid surprising upsets. Gilbert Hunt of Washington DC defeated Bobby Rigas and Margot Lamb of England crushed Helen Jacobs, marking rare dominance by lower ranked players.
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Margot Lamb
England
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Local Fairways at Columbia Hills Names Winners
Columbia Hills concludes championship matches naming Ernie Benn as club champion with runner up R Kutts in Class BR Webber and York Giddey champion with runner up J Jordan in Class C W Easter. Presidents Cup qualifiers begin this week with Northeastern Ohio Bakers Association tournament Thursday expected to draw 100+ members and guests. Elyria caddies to contact caddy master for day work.
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R. Kutts
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Elyria
McCarthy Paces Amateur Play At Oakmont
Oakmont Pa September 13 Maurice McCarthy Jr of Cincinnati matched par 72 in the second qualifier for the National Amateur championship. Behind him a field of top amateurs faltered with slips at the traps and tough holes as nerves and conditions tested their chances. McCarthy, an intercollegiate champion and Walker Cup player, led the way with steady play and two birdies to finish square.
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Maurice McCarthy Jr
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Brewers Likely Favorite In A A Playoffs Opener
ST PAUL Minn Sept 13 Milwaukee enters the American Association playoffs as the favorite to beat St Paul in the opening series. Whitlow Wyatt sparks Milwaukee with strong pitching as the Saints, who finished first, meet the Brewers who were third in the regular race. Kansas City sits in second place and is even money against an unnamed opponent.
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