Motors Hope To Cinch Title By Win Tonight
PHE CITY MOTORS and Holy Cross clash at Ne Emley Field in game two of a three game set for city softball honors. Motors hold a one game edge after a 27 1 opener win. Holy Cross aims to even the series as Ernest takes the hill for the Church and Bainbridge for Motors seeks his sixth straight win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHE City Motors
Holy Cross
Ne Emley Field
Met
Ernest
Bainbridge
Coun
Richwines
Motors
Hols Cro
Kaminski
Haserodt Grid Team Back In Field Again
Haserodt Jewelers football team, city champions last year, returns to play this season with R. E. Huneke arranging the schedule. The roster includes Mastin, Krieg, Siegmund, Koehn, Cowie, Gerber, Kanles, Princeley, Clifford, Billago, Claycomb, Cronin, Cox, Everhart, Moody, Dillman, Hardy, and Yungman. Sherman Gove returns as coach. Season opener slated for September 27 with most players former Elyria High stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haserodt Jewelers
R. E. Huneke
Huneke
Broad Street
Haserodt
George Mastin
Bill Krieg
Siegmund
Floyd Koehn
Orve “Cowie
Carl Gerber
Sol Kanles
Jim Princeley
Red Clifford
Billlago
Harry Claycomb
Ray Cronin
Bil Cox
Bill
Everhart
Mickey Moody
Jack Dillman
Bil Hardy
Jim Yungman
Sherman ‘Shim’ Gove
Lorain High
Jewelers
Elyria High Stars
Stars fall early as PGA championship advances second round
Walter Hagen, five time champion and favorite, sits out the second round as the 1931 PGA championship moves to match play. Many legends like Johnny Farrell Leo Diegel and Ed Dudley exit after opening matches. Surviving pairings include Willie MacFarlane vs Horton Smith and Gene Sarazen vs Paul Runyan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wannamotsett Country Club
Rumford
R 1
UPI
Walter Hagen
Professional Golfers Association
Hazen
Pete O'Hara
Verona
Johnny Farrell
Leo Diegel
Ed Dudley
Willie MacFarlane Tuckahoe
N. Y
Horton Smith
Detroit
Cyril Walker
Saddle River
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Conn
Tom Creavy
Albany
Bob Crowley
Haverhill
Mass
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Abe Espinosa
Chicago
Bull
Meblhorn
New York
Densmore Shure
Hudson
Jim Fouls
Hinsdale
Tommy Armour
Vas
Walter Murray
Gary
Ind
Gene Sarazen
Fresh Meadows
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N.Y
Skryp Hurls Fishers To Victory In N E F
Mike Skryp pitched for Fisher Foods in the Class A elimination series at Cleveland. He hurled a 132 victory over Cincinnati at League Park, allowing five hits, with eight strikeouts and two walks. Cincinnati were last year’s National Baseball Federation champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Skryp
Fisher Foods
Cleveland
Cincinnati
League Park
Skryp
National Baseball Federation
I O O F Soft Ball Team Plays Two Games
The local I O O F softball team will play South Club A on Sunday morning at 1 pm at Jefferson Field and then meet Oberlin I G O F at Crafton later the same date. All players are asked to attend as a playoff series among Elvira Oberlin, Grafton, and Lora in 13 is being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Field
Oberlin I G. O
Crafton
Elvrra Oberlin
Grafton
Lora
Wakeman Gun Club to Stage Trap Shoot
The Wakeman Gun Club will hold a trap shoot on Sunday September 29 at the club on US Route 20, 112 miles east of Wakeman. Events include 190 Bird, 40 Bird, 33 Bird Double, and Lewis Class with 3 High Guns. Practice starts 10:30 AM and main event at 11:39 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Mandin’s AMERICAN LEAGUE Baseball Scores and Schedules
League standings show Philadelphia leading with 142 99 4, Cleveland at 140 72 45, St Louis 22, Detroit 2. American results include Philadelphia 14, Cleveland 3. New York 9, Detroit 2. Boston 3, Chicago 2. St Louis 5, Washington 4. Today’s American games: Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, St Louis at Washington, Chicago at Boston. National results include Pittsburgh 5-2, Brooklyn 2-1, St Louis 6, Philadelphia, with Boston at Chicago (no game) and New York at Cincinnati (no game, rain). National and American Association fixtures list Boston at Chicago (two games), Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at Cincinnati (two), Philadelphia at St Louis. Association games today include Toledo at Indianapolis, Louisville at Columbus. Toledo at Indianapolis (no game, wet grounds).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
New Lord
St Louis
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Talny We York
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Touleville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Elvira High Net Team Opens Lake Erie Schedule
Elvira High tennis opens NL league play Saturday facing Rocky River at Ely Stadium. Coach Lea Lymgo plans a flash lineup from Barick Hawan Daly Knaff Ed Bembower Ten Copas Pr imore Beb Peters Dun Ernski out for contact sports. Howenstine Felton Forester Binick Daly appear ready. Lake Erie schedule lists Sept 19 Rocky River Sept 23 Loar Sept 21 Heros Oct Shaw at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira High
Rocky River
Ely Sia
Cor
Lea Lymgo
Barick
Jay Hawan
E den Daly
Knaff
Ralph Ed Bembower
Bob Ten- Copas
Bob Primore
Beb Peters
George Duna
Chuck Ernski
Cvsht
Duaron
Bill Basinger
John Echter
Verteracs
Howenst Ne Felton
Forester Binick
Daly
Oppios Non
Hmewenstine
Toe
Lake Ereschaaule
Shaw
Athletics Defeat Indians to Clinch American Flag
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Cleveland Indians to clinch the 1931 American League pennant. Eddie Rommel pitched for the Athletics, while Met Harder and OvaHildbrand led the Indians at bat. The win sealed Philadelphia’s second consecutive AL pennant amid a high-scoring game and standout performances by key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland Indians
Eddie Romrnel
H.ldebrand
C.eveland
Egtteen
Emir
Bs Deauv
Presidents Cup first round results at Spring Valley
Local fairway action lists first round outcomes for the Presidents Cup with T Schulking over H Mapes and W Scott defeating Frank Goetz among numerous match results. Separate wrestling note from Cleveland reports Joe Banaski retaining the light heavyweight title after an arm lock finish on Ray Carpenter before 2,198 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matses
Spring Valley
T. Schulking
H Mapes
W. Scott
Frank Goetz
Scott Cook
A Azate
C Showell
C Levell
J. Donnelly
C Persons
V. Buzzard
F. Brumfield
KK. Klemert
J Warney
R Staff
D Melhs
Fred Goetz
al Bishop
G. Easterbrook
W. J Gove
G. Lippert
3. V. Garranger F
A. Michaels
C. Hagedorn
N Church
WN. Tune Cc
C Clippinger
H. M. Jenkins
EK Birch
Art Krenz
I. A Walehit
En Mizen
Elyria Owned Whippet Entered In Races Here
Elyria owned whippet SDY Lou pictured above and owned by Wm Theobald of this city is one of the feature entries in the Wapnet races to be held tomorrow afternoon at the Lorain County Fair. Thirty three prelminary heats will be run with five dogs in each heat. winners will advance to the final. Whippets entered include Sandy Wiz Midgie Queenie Redhead Red Ginger Lulu Brownie and Mustard all owned by Frank Tufes of Cleveland. Gatlards of Mescars leads Lou and Ruths Gat owned by Wm Theobald, Edy Gray owned by Don Wilvat and Silver Cord and Silver Core owned by Albert Childs of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdy Lou
Wm Theoheld
Lorain Courty Fair
Salls
Cleve
Furst
Sandy
Wiz Midgie
Queenie
Redhead
Lulu
Brownie
Mustard
Frank Tufes
Cleveland
Gatlards
Mescars
Lou
Ruth
Wm Theobald
Eidy Gray
Don Wilvat
Silver Cord
Silverkore
Albert Childs
Cleve'ard
Michigan Prospects for 1951 Big Ten Season
Chicago dispatch previews Michigan football, noting 17 of 23 lettermen back, strong sophomore talent, and a favorable schedule with only two away games. It highlights Kipke as coach, key players like Petoskey Bernard and Heston, plus returning backs New man and Tessmer and fullback Roy Hudson with backup Goldsmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Chicago
Lorge Kirkley
Hicago
USP
Withigan
Ann Arbor
Northwestern
Purdue
Wolverines
Ohio State
Illinoi
Indiana
Minnesota
Princeton
Harry Kipke
Big Ten
Ted Petoskey
Chuck Bernard
Harry Sttinespring
Dean Kow- Hoa
Hetnpan Esevlardut
Rand Khser Standas
Fred Ratterman
Jas Heston
Brant Harks Everhatau Fer
Heston
Waulhe Heston
Aller Me Al’-Weria
Walle Jr
Kiphe
Petoshey Rertain
Kipke
Ball Hewitt
Ikan Willamson
Howard Auer
Tom Samuels
Omer la Jeunesse
Leslie Douglass
Jay Sikkenga
Ducky Simrall
Jack Wheeler
Willie Heston
Harry Eastman
Matt de Baker
Roy Hudson
Duval Goldsmith
Giant
Virginian
Denison College Faces Tough Buckeye Schedule Under New Coach
Granville Ohio September 16 George Rich former Michigan player takes over Denison University football tasked with building a Buckeye conference contender from an uneven roster. Eleven veterans return along with promising sophomores while a new system may slow early results as Denison lines up with Hillsdale Oberlin Wooster and other strong opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville
George Rich
University of Michigan
Denison University
Ohio
Jori
Rien
Jamison
Edson
Babe Rupp
Rupp
Buckeye
Rich
Denison
Ray Scott
Earl Rupe
Dayton
Tiny” Miller
John Shepard
Rob Holwads
al Anderson
Newark
Howard Walker
Johnstown
Leurs Wart
Ashtabula
Fiid
Tom Babel
St. Clairsvile
Bob Adams
Hillsdale
Mich
Eollers
Oberlin
Wooster
Fight Results From Queensboro Stadium
United Press reports boxing results at Queensboro Stadium Tong Island City. Charley Retre laff of Duluth Minn defeats Gene Stanton of Cleveland by knockout in 1985. Steve Hamar of Pannaio defeats Umberto Curl of Argentina by decision. Eddie Oliva of New York is knocked out by Al Rowe of Philadelphia. Lincoln defeats Dynam Los Angeles in a boxing card featuring several regional opponents. Other bouts include Hadkine winning a decision and Georgia Dixon contest details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Queensboro
Tong Island City
Charley Retrelaff
Duluth
Minn
Ed Ovat
Gene Stanton
Meveland
Steve Hamar
Pannaio
Jaumen
Haswel
Vancouver
RH. O
Meer Thomann
Philadelphia
Umberto Curl
Argentina
Ibe
al Rowe
Eddie Oliva
New York
Wingard Sold to Indianapolis Club After Toledo Season
Pitcher Ernie Wingard, star of the Toledo American Ranostation Club, has been sold to the Indianapolis Club in a coahrana action. He will finish the season with Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingard
Toledo
Ernie Wingard
Indianapolis
Clymer undecided on line up for opening game
Elyria Highlight coach Roy Clymer prepares for the season opener vs Sandusky St Marys with two nearly equal lineups. Possible starters include Duggan at quarterback, Perkins and Welland at halves, Lehman at full, plus a list of ends, tackles, guards and centers. Injuries have affected Weiland Saunders Hallauer and Shapiro Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Huppith
Sandusky St. Mary's
Roy Clymer
Elyria
Clymer
Flash
Sandusky
G. Dugscan
Perkins
Welland
Lehman
Donnelly
N. Dunstan
Saunders
Bades
Shapiro
Strickler
Merdith
Herold
Bakes
Birch
Jerry Malterer
Myers
Triplett
Beal
Gleason
Prusk
Maurer
Tarkles
Cavagna
Nodsley
Storck
Haswell
Hallauer
Strosach
Rhone
Kiley
Wirsham
Adamson
Andress
Weiland
Shapiro Miller
Dodsley Triplett
Rhore
G. Dunstan
Qualifying Scores Lead Cherry Ridge Tourney Runoff
Lorain County Open calf championship at Cherry Ridge advances with many players submitting qualifying scores Roy Miller notes Eddie Rous Elyma CC tops at 79 tied with Harry Marsh, with others from Lorain Elyria and unattached entries posting 80s to 105s as the field streams toward tomorrow’s play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Harry Marsh
Carl Kushin
Jim McCartney
Leon Quiette
Elyria
Tims
Red Cat Eleven To Hold Drill This Fall Tryouts At Gates School
West Side grid action ramps up as the Red Cats lightweight team plans fall games with Sandusky Banks Lorain Nativities Jra and Bartriek Clothiers of Cleveland among possible opponents. A call for all candidates to try out was issued after several drills, with many named players reported for a 6 30 practice at Gates School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Red Cats
Sandusky Banks
Lorain Nativities
Jra
Woodcock
Schnarr
Maiden Brothers
Bakos
Yourkavitch
Eachke
Miss Belwin's Boy Wins Feature at Opening Night Fair Races
Miss Belwin's Boy by The Toddler wins the Three Year Old Pace at Lorain County Fair opening night, with Vail driving the bay owned by 8S. R. Wright of Elbridge. Watch Signal wins the 2:2 class trot for Dr. Clement of Elyria, driven by Bill Cross. Ewing Direct takes the 220 class pace for C. B. Steinmetz of Wooster, driven by H. Brinkerhoff as a crowd fills the stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. E. P. Clement
Watch Signal
Ewing
ISS Belwin
Lorain County Fair
Vail
Bay Gliding
R. Wright
Elbridge
New York
Caroline Hal
Burke
Shos Acres Watch Signal
P. Clement
Elyria
Miss Kanna
Bill Cross
Art Blackwell
Dr. Clement
Ewing Direct
C. B. Steinmetz
Woonter, O
H. Brinkerhoff
Dora Scott
Harry Evster
Poland
Ohio
Jude Jones
Elvira
Elmer Weidman
Wellington
Fred Keyes
R. D Browland
Miss Belwin
Wall
Oh Bov
Caine
Baroness Burke
Rafer Chan
Burkphanes
Bonward
Lark
Rodney Os
Napoleon Erect
Laces
Fair Harness Race Program
Afternoon racing card lists Thoroughbred style events with pacing and trotting divisions. Names include drivers such as A Connell and W Wick er and horses like Greatworth and Miss Alworthy. Purse amounts reach 400 and 350 with events across trot and pace, including multiple entries per heat and wide field stalls at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Snyder
Lillar Greatworth
Oconnell
Junior McElwyn
FE Wickersham
Halvenod Curry
Weekes
Mouse Witts
Feewell
Tarehfast
May Sleer Hall
Hailes
Todd
Cinan
Croas
Miss Alworthy
Weather Man
Veronica
O'Cannell
Wanethi—Woscherter
Pone
Hudson
Mallow
Starfast
FF Withersham
BO Wichersham
Yrhie
Cato
Bonere Plute
T Caine
Barsineer Petreskhi
Riekabeugh
Hoader
Hamilton
Mecrary
Taries
Harvester
Raith
Taddew
Croes
Toewell
Louisville and Milwaukee Roll Over Association Foes
In Columbus Louisville routed the Colonels 15 to 1 as Lew Miggs belted a sixth homer in six days and Dud Branom hit two over the right field fence. Rube Benton allowed five hits but Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 3 to 2 in a swift game of 1 hour 17 minutes with Earl Caldwell pitching for the Brewers. No other association games were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Louisville
Colonels
Lew Miggs
Dud Branom
Rube Benton
Milwaukee
Minneapolis i i
Earl Caldwell
Brewers
Battalino Edges Shea In Featherweight Fight
Hartford fighter Christopher Battalino, the world featherweight champion, defeated Eddie Shea of Chicago in a decisive 10 round bout. Both men fought over the featherweight limit with Battalino at 129 pounds and Shea at 127. Six Portsmouth Club NFL players were released: Cy Kahl, George Hastings, Dale Winters, Lawrence Marks, Hilary Lee, and Robert Miller. Portland, Sept. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battalino
Shea Hartford
Conn
Christopher
Bat
Hartford
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Battalina
Shea
Portsmouth
National Professional Football League
Cy Kahl
George Hastings
Dale Winters
Lawrence Marks
Hilary Lee
Robert Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamps
Richard Sears
Taylor Alders
Forest Hill
Gret UL
Oakland-Pontiac Crew
Murbach Coal and Supply CO
Wakeman Gun Club
Mandin
American Association
St. Paul
Kansan City
Milwaukeeh
Loutaville
Associavon
Tolein
Elvria High
Lake Erie
McNair Williams
Pevisa
Arateee
Minar
Philadelpha
Poammel
Harder
Hidebrard
Puteher
Py Harder
McNair
Hoifebe
Eesy
Piteher
Tarde- Loptes Owens
Qersby
Hiecard Tyme
Madeshatae
Abre Hale
Lindy Lov
Ohio College Football Outlook
Frank Whitney
Los
Georgia Dixon, Am
Cherry Ridge
Worth Fauver
Rerio
Stanles Machock
Aude Wagner
Nelson Krugman
Pon Ranger
Joe Gallo
A E Armstrong
Carlyn Rogers
Oscar Haserndt
Elyria Country Club
Phil Houserman
J Huffman
G Brandt
T Gamble
E Mooney
T. J Wood
H Cairns
Carl Niemyer
Fritz Bauer
Jew Ault
A Clark
Matt Roth
Iva Smith
Clyde
Smith
RG Wells
J. A. Gerber
Krebs
Jack Marshall
H Wendorf
Carlyon
A Keys
F Stringer
Dirk Grun
Red Cat
Aaynal Peter
Misa Kanna
Volga
tHotles
Lillian S
Captain S
Brinkerhoff
Sandy Earl
Earl
Moora
George Dodge
Joe Dodge
Vall
Esing
Bradeo
Peter Scott
Palmer
Ruby I
Directum
Morris
Margaret Brewer
Peter the Brewer iVail
Ted Volo
Binvolo
Chattydale
Abba Dale
Cross
Peter Shull
Signal Peter
Bingen Silk
POLO
Lorain County
Elyria Savings Bank
Elyria Riding Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!