Elyria High to Start Roy Clymer Seventh Season as Coach
Roy B Clymer returns Friday to lead Elyria High School football for a seventh season. The coach has built a strong six-year record with 40 wins, 15 losses and no losing seasons at Elyria, following a successful earlier tenure at Wylying and a history of sturdy defenses against Lorain. Braucher Names 1938 All America Team in Central Press roundup.
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Clymer
Elies
Roy B
Elyita High School
Chick Smith
Clymen
Ted
Elyria
Cumsnan
Elynd
Loran Clymer
Edyrta
Lorain
Holcomb
Muskingum
Stu Holcomb
Muskingum College
Ohio State
Roy Clymer
Elysia High
New Concord
D Sear Aga
Mushingu
McLEMORE SAYS At national singles championship nearing finish
United Press staff reports the national singles championship attendance breaks five day records as more than 45 000 spectators watch the West Side Club action. Officials fear rain may delay weekend finals while still optimistic about the closing stages. Attendance and interest remain high despite weather and entry uncertainties surrounding Moody.
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Nat Arne
Ty Mike
Elite
Cobest Hills
West Side
Davis Cup Fever Lifts Morale Amid Empty Stadiums
The piece notes a buoyant Davis Cup mood despite a cheerless arena. California matron’s absence from events is overshadowed by fans buying tickets eagerly, while a famed figure’s lecture tour and personal pursuits keep her away from the court.
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California
Stiller
Four undefeated enter NKBF fourth round in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on September 14, the National Amateur Baseball Federation stage saw 12 sandlot teams in fourth round play. Weirton meets Detroit while Dearborn faces Dayton, and Detroit battles Weirton as Cleveland and Lorain were eliminated. Results from yesterday include Dayton defeating Cleveland 5-3, Detroit beating Lorain 9-1, Barberton losing to Baltimore 5-3, Toledo beating Royal Oak 25-0, and Youngstown routing Akron 17-1.
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National Amateur Baseball Federation
Weirton
W Va
Detroit
Mich
Dearborn
Dayton
Akron
Ohio
Cleveland
Lorain
Barberton
Baltimore
Toledo
Royal Oak
Youngstown
Wilkins
Washington
Fort Wayne
Amateurs Start Match Play In Annual Tourney
Oakmont PA hosts the National Amateur Championship as 44 players begin match play. Gus Moreland of Peoria Ill posts a 70 to help him medal with a two day total of 146, while Little Wille Turnesa of Briar Cliff Manor NY shoots 71 to finish at 143.
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Moreland
Gus Moreland
Peoria
Wille Turnesa
Briar Chiff Manor
Pittsburgh
Oakmont Country Clubs
Simon Pures
Texas
Illinois
Schmidt Focuses On Buck Linemen In Ohio State Drill
Ohio State football coach Francis Schmidt turned practice to linemen as the 1938 squad entered its fourth day on a sodden field. Charles Maag, 218 pounds, topped the 30 yard dash in 5.9 seconds, while Alex Schornbaum, 230 pounds, ran 6.2 seconds, boosting their builds and speed for tackle and left guard roles. End contenders Wendell Lohr and Esen Sarkhinen showed promise. Captain Carl Kaplanoff loomed at right tackle, and Schonebaum with Joe Aleshus staged a tackle battle. Guards spark the most open competition with Nick Ruther ahead at right guard, joined by Noskher, Hofmajer, and Frank Smith. Left guard features Youngstown’s Chuck Gales, Niles monogram veteran Jerry Speirs, and others.
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Columbus
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Charles Maag
Gient
Sandusky
Alex Schornbaum
Huntington
W Va
Joe Aleshus
Wege
Nick Ruther Loungstown
Iederman Apears
Bill Noskher
Ed Hofmajer
Frank Smith
Victario
Grid Team Seeks 143-Pound Backer at Jefferson Field
Football players around 143 pounds are invited to report for practice on Thursday at Jefferson Field at 5 30. Coach Tony Clapp asks Wissinger Hall Bishop and Beck loff to note. Contact Clapp at 332 Lodi Street between 7 and 6, weekends excluded, to join the team.
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Jefferson Field
Tony Clapp
Wissinger Hall
Bishop
Beckloff
Clapp
Lodi Street
C-T
Chroniele-Telegram
McKinley Diamond
Ram Triple Threat Star Pictured: Bob Snyder
Pictured above is Bob Snyder, standout triple threat for the Cleveland Rams in the National Professional Football League. Snyder hails from Ohio University and has developed into a key back in the NFL system.
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Bob Snyder
Cleveland Rams
Snyder
Ohio University
Fragmented 1900s Standings and scattered scores across leagues
A garbled OCR spread shows scattered standings and game results from multiple leagues and cities including Milwaukee, Rochester, Nashville, Memphis, and others. Names like Teich, Vip, Te Hreh, and Vespirov appear amid unreliable text, with scattered team mentions and partial scores.
Rams And Chicago Cards To Battle At Shaw Stadium
Cleveland will host Chicago Cardinals at Shaw High School Stadium with the Rams returning end Johnny Giannotto from St Marys Cal after a shoulder injury. The Rams aim to boost aerial offense against Dwight Sloan and Jack Robbins while Carl Brazell of Baylor is noted in the visitor’s backfield plans.
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Chicagos
Cardinal
Nat’ Football League
Rams
Shaw High School
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Johnny Giamont
St Marys
Cal
Guiannoni
West Coast
Gaels
Dwight Sloan
Jack Robbins
University of Arkansas
Carl Brazell
Baylor
Local Fairways IV September Flight Results Elyria Club
Indies players compete in the IV September Flight at Elyria Country Club with Mrs Rudy dtaff and Mrs Geisteituhe among winners. Several matches end in margins like 5 and 4 or 1 up, with Mrs W J Loufman and others advancing. Haserod Trophy history noted, and next Tuesday continues the September flight play toward permanent possession by three-time winner status.
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Elyria Country Club
Rudy Dtaff
Fauver
Geisteituhe
Lingd Barton
W J Loufman
Vie Bijenstern
K W Piocher
Paul Roach
Ralph Murbach
Jack Flyrm
George Dible
Don Hamilton Tree
Joe Betts
Winsor
L B Fauver
Howard Barbour
Eddie Raus
Haserodt
R § Silsbee
Alan Smythe
Jack Flynn
H Sievers
Leonard Tufford
W. J Loufman
Wyatt Blanks St. Paul 2-0 in playoff opener
St Paul, Minn September 14. Wyatt's blazing fastball led Milwaukee Brewers to a 2-0 victory over St Paul in the American Association playoff opener. Wyatt, the league's leading pitcher, dominated the Saints to give Milwaukee the first game of a seven game series. He replaced veteran Stan Pincura of Ohio State in the shift, becoming a key man for the Brewers.
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Milwaukee Brewers
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Ruffing Seals 21st Victory With 7-1 Win Over Indians
New York. Charlie Ruffing pitched the Yankees to a 7-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians, earning his 21st win and breaking a long 20-game hump. The win tightens New York’s lead as the team needs five combined Yankee wins or Boston defeats to clinch. Indians managed eight hits off Ruffing.
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Yankee
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Seven Veterans To Start For Oberlin Against Elyria
Seven Oberlin veterans, four linemen and three backs, will start as Oberlin opens the season against Elyria at Ely Stadium. Veterans include Hudnell Campbell Willbond Hall Johnson Hovey and Franklin, with coach Boyd Robinson building a 42-man squad. Elyria's Roy Clymer plans a near full lineup led by co captain Wilhelmy Fobes Obringer Hutt Sumon Forbes Forbes, Wolodzko Yanke Brubaker. Advance ticket sales underway with prices 15 to 40 cents. game refereed by Russell Rupp of Cleveland.
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Don Campbell
Norm Willbond
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Jonny Johnson
Paul Hovey
Lyte Franklin
Hudnell
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Willlond
Elyria
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Gberlin
Norwalk Robinson
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Bliss
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Elyria High
Ely Stadium
Roy Clymer
Clymer
Rothard Buterbaugh
Butterbaugh
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Bernie Fobes
Bob Schumar
Art Hutt
Johnny
Sumon
Bob Obringer
Larry Forbes
Dick Selman
Tony Wolodzko
Bob Yanke
Don Brubaker
Fobes
Obringer
Hutt
Forbes
Mike Kursh
Russell Rupp
Cleveland
Norwood Hearne
Amherst
Carl Brubaker
Amopuire
Clearview Opens At Home Against Bay Village Team
Eight letter winners from Clearview 1937 form the nucleus as Coach Doyt Perry mounts another winging team. The Clippers open Friday versus Bay Village with five home games scheduled including Wellington, Amherst, Elyria Re serves and Lorain Reserves.
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Doyt Perry
Clippers
Meeting Bay Village
Wellington
Amherst
Elyria
Lorain
Perry
Wayne Insell
Ashland College
Frank Ushy Uzak
Mike Firment
Merl Shauver
Alfred Wharton
Mike Bozsoki
Ralph Brooks
Albert Schindler
Carl Pintur
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