Giants Split As Cubs Lose Two In NL Race Stretch
United Press reports Chicago Cubs dropped two to Boston Bees while New York Giants won two against Pittsburgh to extend their NL lead. Carl Hubbell notched his 18th win as the Giants routed the Pirates 12 2 in the opener. St. Louis Cardinals tied Pittsburgh for third with wins over Philadelphia 9 8 in 14 innings and 1 0. Brooklyn também swept Cincinnati 4 2 and 11 2. Detroit moved to second with 11 6 victory over Washington. Cleveland hitters piled 16 hits in a 17 2 Yankee rout, and Chicago White Sox Cleveland games.'
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Ohio football official E J Tyler recalls Elyria loss controversy
In a reminiscence of Elyria Lorain football history, E J Tyler recalls refereeing the 1934 classic, a key late stoppage near the one foot line, and Elyria’s subsequent misfortune with penalties and a disputed ruling. The piece links this to Tyler’s later assignment and touches on Big Ten rumors and boxing notes.
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Elyria-Lorain
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Lorain
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Meyer
Roy Clymer
Loraine
Lymer
Cleveland Heights
Ichigan
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Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Bucks
Scarlet and Grar
Texas Christian
Spencer Faces Ned Taylor On Friday Wrestling Card
Jim Spencer of Boston meets Ned Taylor in the semi final of Mrs. Dan Morris’s wrestling carnival at the Rialto Theatre in Second Street. They wrestle best two of three falls. two hours allotted for the two matches. Main event features Steve Menoff and Lon Chaney in a likely rough bout. Chaney recently defeated Bunny Martin. First bout starts at 8:50 p.m.
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Washington, D. C
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Rawmania
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Meade Plea Denied by Florida Racing Commission
Miami Fla Sept 18 The Florida Racing Commission denied jockey Don Meades renewed plea for reinstatement He had been barred from riding 18 months ago after betting activities The commission issued a denial after hearing Meades claim he would be a better rider and well behaved if allowed to return The case ties to Meade who rode Broker's Tip for Col E R Bradley in the 1983 Kentucky Derby
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Robinson Maps Coaching Move From Willoughby to Oberlin
Robinson, 30, a Berea resident, leaves Willoughby High after three years as coach to take the Oberlin grid position. He will also tutor the basketball and track squads and recalls beating Elyria High in his Berea days. His wife and young son Dick, four, accompany him as he settles in Oberlin.
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Yesterday's Hero Rabbit Waratier Stops Clay Bryant Clear
A readable sports snippet notes Bees shortstop Yesterday's Hero Rabbit Waratier leaped to snag Clay Bryant, sparking a Boston rally that aided a sweep. The report highlights a highlight reel grab and ensuing team momentum.
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Schmidt Scans Bucks Rank For Kickers
Columbus Sept 15 1955 Coach Fran A Schmidt focuses on four backs for kicking duties at Ohio State Buckeyes camp Pete Gales remains possible punter but injury previously slowed him Backup end Wede brook shows limited value as a pure kicker Mike Kabealo is favored for punting with Jim Miller Nick Wasylik among contenders Akron fullback Johnny Rabb sidelined by knee strain but not seriously hurt during drills
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Pete Gales
Francis A. Schmidt
Niles
Gales
Bucks
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Schmidt
Wedebrook
Eaiab
Howard Woeroh
Siant Portsmouth
Mike Kabealo
Youngstown
Jim Miller
Shelby
Nick Wasylik
Astoria
N.Y
Johnny Rabb
Akron
Rabb
Standings Revealing New York Leads As Schedule Only
Standings show Veaturing'n Realin New York 7, Cleveland and Detroit 11, Washington and St. Louis, Philadelphia. Veatordingy's Realin New York 12-2, Pittsburgh 2-6, Boston 9-4, Chicago 0-2, St. Louis 9-1, Philadelphia 0-0 after fourteen innings, second called end of fifth inning, darkness.
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Northern Ohio League opens with Vermilion and Medina bids
Vermilion Sailors host Norwalk Pauls and Medina Bees welcome Ravenna as two league contenders begin 1937 schedules. Both seek revenge for defeats last year with Amherst Clearview New London and Wellington starting play a week later. Clearview joins the league this fall marking its first gridiron season.
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Wellington
Clearview Clippers
Ohio
Clippers
McLEMORE Picks Offbeat MVP List in Baseball Talk
United Press column by Henry McLemore on September 16 weighs MVP choices for baseball’s season. Pistons include Hartnett Medwick Gehringer Hubbell, but McLemore privileges Elon Hogsett Gene Schott Hugh Mulcahy Guy Bush Ed Smith Oral Hildebrand and Pat Malone as strongest contenders. He argues a player who helps seven clubs matters more than one who aids only one.
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Medwick
Cardinals
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Cardiiiser
Elon Hogsett
St. Louis
Browns
Gene Schott
Cincinnati
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Phillies
Guy Bush
Rees
Ed Smith
Athletics
Oral Hildebrand
Pat Malone
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United Press
Local Fairways Sees Elyria Ladies Hosts Club Guests
At ROUTE 40 Elyria Country Club hosted feminine members from Columbia Hills and Sleepy Hollow yesterday. Low scores included Mrs. Genevieve Walchli 86 for Columbia Wills, Mrs. Weir 31 putts, and Mrs. Edna Reichard 96 among Elyria members. Mrs. Paul Roach captured low net with 73.
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Columbia Hills
Sleepy Hollow
Columbia Wills
Genevieve Walchli
Shearman
Weir
Biaser
Steepy Hollow
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Spang
Edna Reichard
Paul Roach
D. Guilette
Budge Leads Paris World Tennis Rankings
Paris Sept 15 The French Lawn Tennis Federation released its amateur world rankings placing Donald Budge of California at the top. Other top-20 positions include American peers and European rivals, reflecting a strong showing for U.S. players in the latest list.
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French Lawn Tennis Federation
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Califor
Indians Fall To Yankees In Series Opener
New York defeat Cleveland 17 to 5 as Earl Whitehill’s wild pitching helps the Yankees build an early lead. Hadley coasted the win for New York, while Bob Feller and Denny Galehouse were slated for a doubleheader in the continuation of the series.
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New York
Earl Whitehill
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
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Hadley
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Becher
N E F Teams In Fifth Round Of Current Tourney
Dayton Ohio September 15 With two undefeated clubs Waterbury Connecticut and Dayton Ohio leading the way nine teams advanced to the fifth round of the National Amateur Baseball Federation annual tournament. Dayton edged Weirton West Virginia 4 to 2 in the headline game yesterday. Waterbury rallied to beat Detroit 8 to 7 in late innings. Kramer Pennsylvania defeated Birmingham 4 to 2 to stay in the title race. Tisher Foods Cleveland easily defeated Youngstown Ohio 10 to 1. Pontiac Michigan topped Indianapolis 11 to 2 and New York City beat Edinboro Pennsylvania 4 to 3.
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Mike (Bushel) Ulenik
Youngstown Mentor Clothes
Cleveland Fisher Foods
National Baseball Federation
Bittner Fanera
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Youngstown St. Stang
Fishers
Greyhound Sets New Race Mark at Indiana State Fair
Indianapolis, Sept 15. Phil Greyhound, famed trotting champion, shattered the mile and a half world record during an exhibition race at the state fairgrounds. Driven by Sep Palin and owned by E. J. Baker of St. Charles, IN, the grey gelding sped to 3 01 12, slicing nine and three quarters seconds off Rosalind’s Syracuse mark.
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Ind
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Sep Palin
E. J. Baker
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N. Y
Women to Organize Elyria Ladies Bowling League
A meeting is planned tomorrow evening at the Elyria Recreation for organizing the Elyria Ladies Bowling League. The session, at 6 p m, invites any interested woman in the city to attend.
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Worthington Ball Girls Face Lorain Wilson Auto Tonight
The Worthington Ball girls meet Wilson Auto Supply of Lorain at 5 44 p m on the American Legion diamond today. Tomorrow evening Worthingtons play General Industries on the latter team's diamond. The WorthingtonsIndustries game at the Legion was postponed to next Tuesday.
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England's Round Leads Women in Tennis Flight
Dorothy Round of England tops the women's field while Nia heads the men's flat in a notable tennis lineup. The match action highlights the emerging stars in a tense competition.
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Veteran Oberlin High Eleven To Take Field Against Elyria Friday
The Oberlin Indians, a seasoned squad under new coach Boyd Robinson, prepare to face Elyria Crimson at Ely Stadium Friday night. Eight starters return from last year, including Campbell Hudwell Bliss and Hudwell, with a strong line and balanced backfield. Oberlin seeks revenge after last season's 26 to 7 defeat and aims to prove its toughness in the season opener.
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Bowling Scores in Elyria League Match
Team No 1 defeated Team No 2 in two of three games at Knights of Columbus alleys last evening. Team 1 won the first two games and dropped game three by two pins. Bembower rolled a 560 series to lead scorers.
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Players-Notice South End football meeting set for tonight
An effort to organize a South End football team will be made this evening with a meeting of players at 15th street and West avenue at 7 50 p m. Report to Kashinski Watson W Wark S Wack A Urig Graber Zaleski Sito Stan Paterson Kash Wyneski Virtosio H Wazyniak and Ben Wazyniak.
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Cleveland Savioal Screw Company repeat in softball tourney
National softball tourney in Chicago crowns Cleveland Savioal Screw Company as champions for a second straight year. Miss Mary Skorich stars with a no hit outing against Toronto, earning praise as the "Bob Feller of the Females" while Detroit falls short.
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Red Birds And Brewers Capture Play-Off Openers
Columbus beat Minneapolis 7 to 5 in the opening game of the Shaughnessy Playoff series while Milwaukee edged Toledo 5 to 4, putting both teams one win from the Little World Series berth.
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