Elyria High 1938 Football Schedule and Notes
Elyria Highs 1938 football schedule lists ten opponents led by Oberlin Sandusky Middletown Lakewood Akron West Cleveland Heights Shaw Shaker Heights Fremont and Lorain. Preseason notes label Sandusky and Lorain as toughest with Middletown close behind. Oberlin is the one possible softer foe. Also included are columns on a veteran pro referee and Newark Bears managerial work, plus Lake Erie League scrapping lightweights for reserve football due to player health concerns.
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Nea
Kor Sandusky
Lorain
Elyria High
Roy B. Clymer
Oberlin
Elyria
Indians
Crimson
Sandusky
Middletown
Lakewood
Akron West
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Shaker Heights
Fremont
Tigers
Esquire
Bobbie Cahn
Cahn
Deweil
Cuba
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Cuhn
Newark
Bears
Syracuse
Dick Porter
Vlury
Canadian Star Of National Amateur Play
Canada’s Joseph Thompson of Hamilton, weighing 135 pounds, surprised at Oakmont by defeating Somerville in round one and advancing to face Walter Belevins as 15 other American and foreign players vie for Walker Cup glory. Johnny Goodman of Omaha remains the favorite as several Walker Cup contenders fall.
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Qaemont
Joseph Thompson
Hamilton
Anmarteur Golf
United States
Land of the Maple Leaf
Fred Heas
New Orleans
Somerville
Thompson
Oakmont
C. Ross Somerville
Canada
Walter Blevins
Kansas City
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Sid Richardson
Prairie View
Ill
Harry Givan
Seattle
Goodman
Johnny Fischer
Cimemnati
Ted Bishop
Glencoe
Hunter Hicks
Yakima
Wash
Charlie Yates
Atlanta
Edwin C. Kingsley
Magma
Utah
Giants May Win Pennant Sparking Travel Boom
Henry McLemore notes a NY Giants pennant run could trigger mass travel as fans flee Yankee Stadium and Polo Grounds to avoid a Yankees Giants World Series. He cites recent Giants wins and Hubbell’s absence as factors shaping the mood and odds.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
New York Giants
Giants
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Ohio Schoolboy Grid Campaign Gets Under Way
Ohio opens the 1938 football season with 17 000 young players and 500 coaches to thrill fans over 10 weekends. Opening games include Youngstown College vs Geneva College and several curtain-raisers across the state with 65 new athletic plants funded by federal aid.
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Columbus
Ohio
Youngstown
Youngstown College
Geneva College of
Beaver Falls
Troy
Dick Manuel
Dayton Roosevelt
Mechanicsburg
Xenia
Oho College
Huibrock
Barbourville
Union
Morris Harvey
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio U's Fighting Bobcats
Athens
Don Peden
Bobcats
Columbus West
Newark
Akron North
Zanesville
McConnelsville
Canton McKinley
Canton Lehman
Columbus East
Middletown
Akron West
Mansfield
Oberlin
Elyria
Dayton Kizer
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland South
Raven
Grapevine
Gallon
Grandview
Delaware
Willis
Buckeye
Cambridge
Portsmouth
Massillon
Circleville
Piqua
Marietta
H. R. Townsend
State Association
Giants
Terry Now Wishes That He Hadn't Given Up On Giants
United Press reports Bill Terry regrets doubting the Giants pennant chances after they swept the Pirates 3 0 and 10 3 and moved into a tie for third with the Reds amid a pennant chase. Hal Schumacher blanked Pittsburgh then Gumbert won as Ed Brandt and Bill Swift were tagged early. Cubs beat Bees 6 3 on Hartnett's bases loaded homer as Dodgers and Reds win. Cardinals sweep Phillies 12 9 and 3 2 with Medwick homering in both. In AL Boston Red Sox end Detroit streak 9 2 as Heving wins third straight. Moses homers in 9th to lift A’s past Browns 4 3. Newsom charged with 14th loss.
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United Press
EW York
U.P
Bill Terry
Giants
Chicago
St. Louis
Terry
Pirates
Reds
Pittsburgh
Hal Schumacher
Ed Brandt
Bill Swift
Harry Gumbert
Bob Klinger
Red Lucas
Cubs
Gabby Hartnett
Boston Bees
Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Fred Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Ernie Lombard
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Joe Medwick
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Joe Heving
Tigers
Wally Moses
Athletics
Browns
Buck Newsom
Schoolboy Grid Elevens Swing Into Action
Lorain County opens scholastic football with three county elevens in action including Oberlin vs Elyria at Ely Stadium expected crowd of 5000. Clearview meets Bay Village, Lorain hosts Lavender Saturday, and Cleveland South plays Recreation Stadium. League games follow with Lakewood hosting Rocky River and Shaker Heights vs John Hay among others.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Crimson
Clearview High
Clippers
Doyt Perry
Bay Village
Clearview
Lorain High
Cleveland South
Recreation Stadium
Lorain
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Rocky River
Shaw
East Tech
Shaker Heights
John Hay
Cleveland Heights
Garfield Heights
Indians Red Sox Fight For Second Place
Cleveland and Boston open a four game series to decide second place in the American League with the extra cash at stake. Manager Oscar Vitt plans to start Bob Feller and Mel Harder against the Red Sox who lead the Tribe by one game. Boston may counter with Jack Wilson and Fred Ostermuller.
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Oscar Vitt
Bob Feller
Olster Mel Harder
Red Sox
Tribe
Jack Wilson
Fred Osstermuller
Boston
Elks Golf Tournament Closes Season at Cherry Ridge
Alyria Elks held their final golf tourney of the season at Cherry Ridge with about forty players. Joe Glen won Blind Par with 74, George Livingston 70. Walt Maslyk had low gross 74. Jim Armitage set an all time first nine record 39. George Richwine topped four-event Blind Par results. Wesley Kreeger had best aggregate 301 for four events.
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Alyria Elks
Cherry Ridge
Joe Glen
George Livingston
Walt Maslyk
Jim Armitage
The
Elks
George Richwine
Cliff Betts
Wesley Kreeger
St Paul Evens Up Playoff Series In Free Hitters Game
St Paul, the leader in the regular American Association season, edged Milwaukee 9 to 7 to square the playoff series. The game featured heavy hitting and was described as a free hitting affair with both sides producing runs.
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St. Paul
United Press
Milwaukee
Merchants Practice Tonight at 6 30 P M Elyria Team
The Elyria Merchants football team holds a practice tonight at 6 30 p m all players urged to report on time.
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Merchants
Elyria Merchants
Kabealo Bright Spot In Ohio State Scrimmage
Peppery Mike Kabealo, Youngstown's co captain, starred in OSU's first scrimmage. He helped score both touchdowns, catching a Sexton pass and lateralling to White for a 15 yard score. The showcase highlighted sophomores Sexton, Wedebrook, Maag, and Chappell as OSU pursues its razzle dazzle attack versus Indiana.
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United Press
Olumbus
U.P
Peppery
Mike Kabealo
Youngstown
Ohio State
Francis Schmidt
Kabealo
Howard Wedebrook
Portsmouth
Jimmy Sexton
Middletown
Mike
Stu Whitehead
Columbus
Whitehead
Sexton
Kabeala
Wedebrook
Charley Maag
Howard Chappell
Schmidt
Indiana
Hoosiers
Ohio Stadium
Don Scott
Canton
John Simione
al Zuchegno
Dover
Frank Zadworney
Cleveland
Rabb
Johnny Rabb
Akron
Jerry Spears
Nick Rutkay
Youngstown Jetterman
Bob Masoner
City Class A Pin League Opens Season Tonight
The City Class A Bowling League starts its season at Elyria Recreation alleys with 11 teams, one bye weekly. Eight teams compete on the 7 PM shift and two on the 9 PM shift each Thursday. Tonight's matches list Hasherodtewelers vs Elyria Recreation, Electro Alloys vs Elyria Hardware, Bauer Dairies vs Tarry Tavern, General Industries vs I. T. 5 Left and Right, and 9 PM match Bittner Funeral Home vs Diedrick Cigars. Moulton Candies has a bye. Four teams from last season left. Bittners Bauer Dairies and Moulton Candies are new.
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Has
Erodtewelers
Elyria Recreation
Electro Alloys
Elyria Hardware
Bauer Dairies
Tarry Tavern
Akron and Portsmouth Renew Mid Atlantic Playoff Series
Akron Yankees and Portsmouth Red Birds, St. Louis Cardinal farm and New York Yankees affiliate clubs, were to renew their championship playoff after rain postponed a game. The Red Birds aim to even the series after the Yankees won the first game Tuesday. the makeup game was likely Friday night in Akron before the clubs travel to Portsmouth Saturday.
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Akron
Akron Yankees
Portsmouth Red Birds
Red Birds
St. Louis Cardinal
Yankees
New York Yankees
Portsmouth
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