Red Raiders Triumph as NCO Champions Open Season
Elyria High Red Raiders opened their 1935 season with a 25 to 2 victory over Ashland in a crowd of about 4,400 at Ely Stadium. Coach Roy Clymer’s team, National Central Ohio League champions, controlled the game with a dominant first quarter and a steady ground attack. Joe Scott scored on a short run, with Parker and Smith contributing as Elyria pressed Ashland’s defense, while Ashland struggled to move the ball and faced tough early stops.
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Elyria
Fred Oldfield
Wally Forbes
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Smith
Glaesner
Crimson and Ashland Clash In High Scoring Elyria Game
Elyria led 55 yard rushes and a 90 yard return escape as Novak and Scott starred for the Crimermen. Ashland fought back with long passes, but penalties and missed extra points hampered late chances. Captain Jack Meyer, intercepting and sprinting for a late score, sealed the near shootout.
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Joe Scott
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Jack Meyer
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Ashland vs Sixchers early scoring drives and misses
The Sixchers drive to Ashland's 20 with Kushinski and Kestro alternating first downs. Kes tro connects with Scart for a pass and Kostvo runs to the two yard line, then Kushinski scores but placement fails. Ashland answers with a fumble and later a Novak to Bill Rucker pass for a near score as second quarter opens.
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Johnny Kestro
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Jack Meyer
Bob Novak
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Novak
Bill Rucker
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Bob Hockersmith
Elyria
Elyria Brookside Pitchers Battle in Final Home Match
Elyria horseshoe pitching team faces Brookside in a Greater Cleveland League duel at Riverview Park courts. Locals fight to keep a slim lead as the season winds down with a follow up clash against Lakewood at Lakewood Park next Sunday.
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Senators Make It Two In Row Over Indians
Washington defeated Cleveland 3-0 to take a second straight win as rookie lefty Leon Pettit pitched for the Senators. Thornton Les started for the Indians, then Oral Hildebrand relieved. The game featured Pettit’s strong mound work and key hits from Senators hitters, while Cleveland struggled to plate runs.
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Bittners Wakeman Caps Play Sunday
After two losses in the National Amateur Baseball Federation tournament in Cleveland the Bittner Funeral Home nine plans a road game at Wakeman against the Red Caps. Wakeman hopes for a shutout rematch with Yucka likely to start, while Don Wasem or Chuck Bement will pitch. The Morticians aim for their 22nd win in 30 starts as they depart Klein’s West Street home at 12:30 PM.
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Officials' Ass'n To Meet Here Monday
The Northern Ohio Officials Association will start a series of football rules discussions Monday evening at 8 o'clock in a program announced by secretary Robert T. Moore. Coaches officials not affiliated with the association as well as players and fans are invited to attend.
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"Z" Club and Packers Clash in Twilight League Showdown
The Z Club and Wheatex Packers meet tomorrow at 1 PM at Jefferson Diamond in a loop game. A Z Club win secures the second half title and ends the playoff series. a Packers victory keeps the race alive.
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Crimson gridiron opener shows need for polishing
The game ended in a typical opener with fewer fumbles but flawed execution. Crim son eleven displayed inconsistent play with several offside calls ignored by officials. Blocking was stronger than in past openers, and when the Clymermen struck they hit hard.
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Sauer and Woods to headline Rialto mat show
Promoter Morris unveiled a fall season wrestling card for the Rialto on Wednesday night at Second Street arena. headlining is George Sauer of Nebraska against Joe Woods of Los Angeles in a best two of three falls match within two hours. Also slated are Marcel of Hamilton and Angelo of Buffalo in a semi final with Prince Ulysses Nikalakis, a two fall inside one hour bout. First bell at 8:30.
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Joe Woods
Los Angeles
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Mystery shot ends Elyria Ashland game lights out
In a tense fourth quarter at Fly Stadium officials ruled the game over after a late shot by an Elyria or Ashland player. The stadium lights went out and play paused for several minutes as guards and spectators watched. Multiple notes mention Elyria teams and local coaching changes, with references to the Elyria High program and nearby Lorain County teams.
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Pittsburgh Pirates Triumph In Pro Football Opener 17 7
Philadelphia saw the Pittsburgh Pirates win the 1935 season opener at Temple Stadium with two first‑period touchdowns and a late field goal to defeat the Philadelphia Raiders 17 to 7. Alabama Pitts, paroled Sing Sine convict, sat on the sidelines.
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Motorcycle Hill Climb At Mill Hollow Sunday
Mill Hollow in Amherst will host a motorcycle hill climb Sunday drawing riders from several states. One British bike is entered, and the event centers local interest with spectators expected to attend.
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Mill Hollow Wert
Amherst
Grid Results From Oddball Scores Across District Matches
In scholastic league action, Akron Buchiel led Akron Elias and New Philadelphia faced tough losses as Gilead and Rex Desawae posted narrow wins. Bowling Green beat North Baltimore Greenfield McLain, Bexley defeated Columbus St Marys, Barnesville routed Powhattan, Kantusky crushed Bellevue, Springhead Central topped Columbus Aquinas, Tuhn Jr Home and Lakeside drew, Portsmouth defeated Scloteville East, Columbus Central Weatery John, Columbus South bested Grandview.
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Huntington Defeats Dayton to Narrow Playoff Gap
Huntington, W V, Sept 14. Huntington won 7 to 1 over Dayton in game four of the mid Atlantic League playoff series. Dayton had led 3 to 1 earlier but Hastings and Feisenstat combined on a decisive Huntington victory. 19 hits and four errors aided the win. The fifth game is set for tonight in Huntington.
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Cubs Win 10th Straight Near National Top
Cubs extend their winning streak to ten games nearing the National League lead with strong pitching and batters piling up hits. The stretch push ties St Louis for first as Chicago dominates opponents. Detroit leads the American League with a 21-2 gap on New York.
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Varzincak and Zalewski Reach Elyria Caddy Final
Joel Varzincak of Elyria High and Matthew Zalewski reach the Elyria Country Club Caddy final after Varzincak beat Stan Dudek 4 and 3 and Zalewski toppled his brother Adam, the defending champion. The two small players set up a next week finale.
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Joel Varzincek
Elyria High School
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Stan Dudek
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Standings and results across majors with Welsh Home notice
Standings show Washington leading with 5 Cleveland 3 and New York 3 in the American section. National League results include New York 5 Pittsburgh 1 and other scattered scores. Welsh Home team members must appear in uniform tomorrow at Jonley's Garage 10 o'clock before a 11 o'clock game at Riverview Park against Carlisle A C.
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Little Emery Clash In Final Of United States Amateur Golf Tourney
In Cleveland on September 14, Walter Emery meets Little in the final of the United States Amateur championship as Little eyes a potential world record of four straight national titles. Little, defending British and U S champion, edged Johnny Goodman 4 and 3 after a morning rally, while Emery’s late comeback could not overcome Little’s 23-foot putt for a birdie three on the 33rd. If Little wins, he would emulate Bobby Jones by sweeping all major amateur titles in a single year.
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Elyria High Grid Tickets On Sale Now
Elyria High School football tickets go on advance sale starting today for upcoming games. Tickets cost 40 cents if bought before 6 p m the day before the contest, general admission at the gate is 50 cents. Tickets are available at Day's Hardware and Music Store, Dunpens for the Campbell Memorial game next Friday.
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Barney Ross Defends Title After Narrow 10 Round Win
Barney Ross retained the world welterweight crown with a close decision over Cessrino Garcia in San Francisco. Garcia twice floored Ross, the first time marking Ross's first pro ring knockdown. Ross rallied, won rounds one, two, three, six, seven, and ten, while Garcia claimed round four with a near jaw uppercut.
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Newly Crowned Ass'n Champions Lose Two
Sept 14 report from Columbus notes the American Association standings with Kansas City beating Toledo 12 to 2 and Kansas earning a win percentage point. St Paul split two games with Milwaukee, 11 to 5 and 5 to 4, while Indianapolis defeated Levisville 4 to 1.
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Vaughan and Vosmik Hold Top Batting Races in Majors
Arky Vaughan of the Pirates and Joe Vosmik of the Indians lead the major league batting averages with .398 and .347 respectively as of Thursday. Dizzy Dean strengthens pitching leadership with 26 wins. Greenberg and Medwick pace home runs and hits in the American and National Leagues.
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Arky Vaughan
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Joe Vosmik
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Petrolia Beaten In N. B. F. Tourney Semi Final Showdown
In Cleveland Ohio on September 14 Petrolia Pa lost 10 to 4 to Akron in the National Amateur Baseball Federation tournament semi final round. The draw gave Springdale Pa a bye yesterday and they enter the finals against today’s Petrolia vs Akron winner.
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Elyria Ashland Tennis Match Sunday ends season
Elyria Tennis Club hosts Ashland in a Sunday match at 2 30 p m on Hamilton Street courts to close the local season. Ashland seeks revenge for an earlier loss as the Elyria lineup includes Jim Sharker Dete Horan Eddie Sex ard Dr Mark Abbe Bob Attfeld Pierre Smith Rev Leo Brissell and Dick Horan.
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Bob Attfeld
Pierre Smith
Leo Brissell
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