Elyria to Meet Tellings in Triple A Baseball Series
Elyria faces the Cleveland Tellings in a three game series for the Triple A pennant at Brookside Park. Manager Bill Struck fields his full strength as Capt. Jack Kuver pitches with Helden catching, while Elyria’s Nickolette brothers and Ambrose lead the attack.
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A. D. Stevenson
Brookside Park
Cleveland
Triple 4
Cleveland Tellings
Elsria
Tellings
Hic Uss
Reguier
Triple A
Jack Ambrose
Jack
Elzria
Mike Skryp
Nickeletts Brothers
Theeam
Miie Elyria
Bill Struck
Jack Kuver
Hovniek
Ebhart
Helden
Elyria
Isria
Elrria
Bulbuck’s
Second Street
Bill Struck’s
Brookview Park
Woodmen Nine to Meet Malet Creek in Away Battle
Elyria's Modern Woodmen travel to Malet Creek tomorrow to face the strong Mallow nine in a battle royal. Heath will pitch for Elyria with Eries catching. Players must meet at Ely Park at 12 30 sharp.
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Woodmen
Smith
Elyria
Malet Creek
Mallow
Heath
Eries
Ely Park
Stiffler grid men open scrimmage under hot sun
At the school practice field Friday afternoon the Stiffler team held its first scrimmage. Reed impressed on the line with a fumble recovery and an interception. Markling at center, Anderson and Moody showed strength in blocking and backfield runs. Mike called plays crisply at quarterback while Hales and Reisinger supported the line. Claycomb anchored center and defense as the squads showed progress toward their first encounter.
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Ellsworth Alheir
Reed
Markling
Ander
Micky” Moody
Moodt
Steve Mike
Hales
Reisinger
Giants Iffeat Braves Giants Iffeat Braves New York
The New York Giants swept Boston in a double header to pull within one game of the NL lead held by St. Louis, which beat Philadelphia to stay two and a half games ahead of idle Chicago. In the American League, New York and Philadelphia led with strong records despite a rare off day for top contenders.
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New York
New York Giants
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Big Ten squads in uniform for opening practice
Chicago report on September 15 describes Big Ten football teams in uniform for opening sessions. Most squads report strong veteran material, with Michigan losing key players to graduation. Notre Dame’s start under Coach Knute Rockne includes gloomy season forecasts.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Michigan
Fielding H. Yes
Tad Weiman
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Perkins Faces Bobby Jones In International Final At Brae Burn
Lancastershire lad Tim Perkins, 22, meets American amateur champion Bobby Jones at Brae Burn in the first Walker Cup international final in 17 years. Jones is 2 to 1 favorite to win his fourth title in five years though Perkins has shown nerves of steel and strong form through Brae Burn.
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West Newton
Mass
T. Phillips Perkins
Great Britain
Bobby Jones
Brae Buro
Brae Burn
Jones
Bobby
Wheaton
Sax
Tim” Perkins
Ducky
Yates
George van Elm
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
George Voigt
Harold Hilton
Fred Herreshot
Apawamis
Indiana Promises Stronger 1928 Football Squad
Indiana University head coach Pat Page reports improvements for 1928 as absence of reserve material last season hurt 1927. Promising veterans and top freshmen like Walter Waraska, Frank Hojnacki, J. W. Unger, Ed Hughes, George Ross, Emory Parks Linton, and backfield standouts Buckers Bennett Matthews and others form a larger squad. Eighteen lettermen, equal held-overs and 42 recruits invited to report for practice as varsity and reserve teams prepare a demanding schedule including Michigan Illinois Ohio State Minnesota Northwestern Purdue and Wabash twice.
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Chicago
Indiana University
Pat Page
Crimson
Page
Indiana Frosh
Walter Waraska
Frank Hojnacki
Detroit
J. W. Unger
West Point
Miss
Ed Hughes
Garr
George Ross
Wabash
Emory Parks
Linton
Moleskins
Chuck” Bennett
Bob Matthews
Hill
Indianapolis
Clare Randolph
Hoosier
Dear
Trebgugh
Ringwall
Shields
Butts
Moss
Catterton
McCracken
Weaver
Hoosiers
Terre Haute State Normal
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio State
Minesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Oklahoma
Indiana
Call Off Grove City Horse Races
Columbus Ohio September 23 The Beulah Park Jockey Club meeting at Grove City planned for September 24 is canceled by manager Harry D. Shepard in the interest of horse racing in Ohio. The opening was moved from September 15 to 24 to finish current meetings, and the Ohio State Racing Commission was said to refuse sanction for further racing this season.
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Beulah Park Jockey Club
Grove City
Harry D. Shepard
Shepard
Ohio
Ohio State Racing Commission
Elria City Team to Meet Teling Zzame at Brookside Park
The Elrria American Legion Druxs and Bugle Corps, state champions, will accompany the Elyria City team to Brookside Park tomorrow afternoon. A field drill before the game and two routes for fans are outlined as Cleveland and Brookside attract a big crowd. Both teams are in top form, with Elyria City having practiced hard and Telings playing on their home ground in Cleveland.
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Elrria American Legion Druxs and Bugle Corps
Elrria City
Brookside Park
Cleveland
Brookside
East River Street
Chestnut Ridge
Lorain Street
Dennison
Cleveland Street
Clague
Elyria City
Woman Surpasses World Record With Sixty Hour Swim
Mrs Myrtle Huddleston of California emerged from Raven Hall Pool at Coney Island after a sixty hour continuous swim to set a world record. She collapsed while being helped to the platform. Her first record was 54 hours 32 minutes, later broken by Mrs Lee Fourrier of Colton California who swam 55 hours 56 minutes last August.
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New York
Myrtle Huddleston
California
Raven Hall
Coney Island
Huddston
Lee Fourrier
Colton
Calif
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights Mixed Day of Wins
Pitcher Burleigh Grimes notches his 24th win as the Pirates beat the Reds 4 to 1. The New York Giants sweep a doubleheader over the Boston Braves 6 to 2 and 39 to 1, starting fast with five first inning runs. Willie Sherbet leads the Cardinals past the Phillies 13 to 6 as St Louis piles on. Eppa Rixey starts for Cincinnati, while Ray Kolp handles the flood of hits. Ted Lyons wins for the White Sox over the Browns 5 to 4, with Heinie Manush hitting his second homer in two days for Chicago.
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Pittsburgh Pirate
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Giants
Boston
Fred Fitzsimmons
Braves
Jack
Pittsburgh Pirates
Grimes
Reds
Eppa Rixey
Ray Kolp
Chicago White Sox
St. Bonis Browns
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Browns
Heinie Manush
Stiffler Builds New Line With Key Backfield Moves
Chief worry centers on tackle and guard depth as Stiffler shapes a stronger line. Alyers to start at tackle in Akron West game, with Garcia or Anderson possible. Goecke and Hoviak duel for right tackle while Cowie shows at left end, Dunstan Moody form backfield duo for hoped passing. Scrimmage held after two weeks of drills. team aims to test against West.
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H. H. Stiffler
Alyers
Tichnor
Art Robinson
Stiffler
Dave Griffiths
Ken Martin
Steve Mike
Mickey Moody
Tim Dunstan
Jack Dillman
Dick Reiber
Bob Green
Fos. Snodtase
Dunstan
Moody
Elyria
Fang
Lake Erie
American Youth Meets Cochet For Title In Tennis Meet
America pits Frank X Shields a rising New York boy against Henri Cochet in the national singles, with top half still unsettled as Francis Hunter and George Lott Jr vie for a final berth. The schedule shift grants extra rest before Monday’s final in Akron.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
America
Henri Cochet
Frank X. Shields
New York
Cochet
Shields
Jacques Brugnon
Shielde
Brugnon
Francis T. Hunter
New Rochelle
Bry Bia
George Lott, Jr
Lott
Hunter
American and National Baseball Standings and Schedules
American Results show Chicago five to four over St. Louis with all games scheduled. National results list St Louis twelve or thirteen to? and Philadelphia unclear. Today's National games include St Louis versus Philadelphia and Chicago facing Boston with Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chbicaga
Brooklin
Ex-Hi Eleven Eyes Fast Optimistic Season Start
The Elyria Ex-Hi football squad enters a new season with many former stars, planning to open September 23 with a strong, fast offense. They hold a practice this afternoon and will train at Roosevelt school grounds tomorrow at 10, then nightly next week under the Brown Horst Co. sign at 1 o'clock.
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Ex-Hi
Elyria Ex-Hi
Roosevelt
Brown Horst Co
Football Opens at Ohio State With 56 Applicants
King football steps into the 1928 season at Ohio State University as 56 candidates respond to Dr. J. W. Wiice’s call. Most come from Ohio with a few from out of state. Wiice’s final season as coach begins after a summer of prep and two initial workouts planned before next week’s intensified drills.
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Ohio State University
J. W. Wice
Ohio
Wiice
Wilce
University
Ohio State
Cars Needed to Transport Drum Corps to Brookside Game
Transportation is needed to move the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps to the Elrria versus Cleveland Test ings game at Brookside Park Sunday. Those with available space in their autos should meet Bill Struck at his Second Street store shortly before noon Sunday.
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American Legion
Elrria
Cleveland
Brookside Park
Bill Struck
Second Street
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