Ouimet and Goodman Reach Semi finals in Amateur Championship
In Baltimore, Francis Ouimet and Johnny Goodman advanced to the semi finals of the national amateur championship. Ouimet, 39, narrowly defeated Sidney Jones and Johnny Fischer, while Goodman edged Maurice McCarthy in a tight match. Somerville and Guilford also progressed, with Somerville drawing on steady iron play and Guilford defeating Chick Evans to reach the semifinals.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Altimore Country Club
Francis Ouimet
Johnny Goodman
Jesse Guilford
Ross Somerville
Ouimet
Ted Ray
Harry Vardon
Buit
Legendoes
Guimet
Omaha
Goodman
Quimet
Sidney Jones
Johnny Fischer
Owmet
Somerville
Guilford
Rob Gardner
Chick Evans
Bill Blaney
Boston
Fort Texas
Maurice McCarthy
Gauthier Boasts Great Record At Ohio Wesleyan U
Ohio Wesleyan Coach George Gauthier has directed the Battling Bishops for 11 seasons since 1921. His teams have 65 wins, 6 ties, 25 losses, with 1711 points for and 851 against, an average of about 18 per game and a strong 1928 offense that beat Michigan and Syracuse. The 1932 schedule opens against Wilmington, then Ohio State and Syracuse.
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Blaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
George Gauthier
Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio “Wesleyan
Bishops
Oma Wesleyan
Michigan
Syracuse
Methodists
Wilmington College
Ohio State
Columbus
Amherst High Prospects Good for Grid Campaign
Amherst High football opens season September 24 at home against Elyria Lightweights after two weeks of hard training. Despite graduations, outlook remains bright with a schedule featuring three non league games and matchups against Lorain Lakewood New London Ridgeville Vermilion and Medina at various sites throughout the fall.
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Amherst
Amhherst High
Elyria
Elyria Lorain
Lakewood
Lorain
New London
Ridgeville
Vermilion
Medina
Amateur boxing card completed at Riverview Park
Two heavyweights Wakefield of Loram and Hammel of Elyria added to an amateur card by 2 Veterans Assn tomorrow night. Seven bouts total, three two minute rounds. Wakefield vs Hammel headline. other matchups include Mammon vs Hodge and Hamilton vs Davis with most fights featuring Elyria or Oberlin entrants. First bout at 6:15 p.m.
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Bolt
Riverwew Park
Robert Wakefield
Loram
Lloyd Hammel
Elyria
Charley White
Lioyd Hammel
Moe Mammon
Art Hodge
Ron Hamilton
Gestrand Davis
Andy Vargo
Bill Gutensohn
Morris Sturtevant
Johnny Atkins
Gil Higgins
Bill Slevin
Sold Dust Twins
Hodge
Atkins
Oberlin
Davis
Wakefield
Lo- Yai
Entrants Sought for Veterans Field Day Horseshoe Tourney
Entrants in the horseshoe tournament at Riverview Park during the Veterans Association Field Day must enter with George Richwine as soon as possible. Richwine can be reached at phone number 2913.
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Horsehoe J
Riverview Park
George Richwine
Richwine
Three Games On Sked Tomorrow At Riverview
George Richwine announced the Veterans Assn Field Day at Riverview Park features three softball games starting 10:15 a.m. with Richwine Girls versus Lorain Apollo Girls, then Elyria Ohio National Guards versus American Legion, and the main 1 p.m. match pitting Richwine and Smithberger Grocers of Lorain. Other events include pony mule and donkey races and an amateur boxing show in the evening.
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Riverview Park
George Richwine
Richwine
Apollo Girls
Lorain
Elyria Ohio National Guards
American Legion
Richwines
Smithberger Grocers
Cissell and Kamm Hit Homers as Indians Beat Red Sox
Cleveland’s Lake Front Stadium brings two long balls from Bill Cissell and Willie Kamm to left field stands as the Indians top Boston. The Tribe, 18 of 31 against the Red Sox this season, adds another win with Hudlin holding Boston to nine hits.
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Leveland
Cleveland Lake Shore
Jimmie Foxx
al Simmons
Athletics
Lef Field
Bill Cissell
Willie Kamm
Indians
Boston
Red Sox
Cissell
Kamm
Hudlin
Cleveland
Able
Burnett
Porter
Etree
Eesd
Averill
Warstlers
Weed Tate
Durham
Welch
Welland
P . We
xeaJolle i
Ceveland Ust
Kemm
Sewell
Olson
Durham Urmpires
Owens
Ormsby
McGowan
Athletics and Nats battle for second in league standigns
New York dispatch notes a tight race for second place in both leagues. Athletics lead the American League by two and a half games over the Senators while the Dodgers trail the Pirates by three and a half in the National League. Pirates edged Braves 3 to 2. Cardinals shut out Giants 6 to 0. Phillies beat Reds 7 to 4 as Athletics lost to Browns 3 to 0. Senators fell to Detroit 7 to 6. Red Sox outplayed by Cleveland 7 to 2. Yankees remain hopeful of a strong finish.
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New York
Connie Mack
Senators
Dodgers
Pirates
Braves
Fraoklyn
Cardinals
Kiki Cuyler
Cubs
Giants
Mel Oifs
Phillies
Benton
Kolp
Reds
Athletics
Browns
Detroit
Harry Davis
Moore Aims for Second Win Over Galvan at Hotel Antlers
IGBHS Flowers Moore meets Port City Mexican Joey Galvan in a six round bout on Monday at Hotel Antlers as Moore seeks a second straight victory after a prior decision over Galvan. Other card attractions include Martin vs Harris, Miller vs Davis, Mazone vs Urbanski, and local fighters Kish vs Balasch with tickets sold in Lorain and Elyria.
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Moore
Galvan
Hotel Antlers
IGBHS
Flowers Moore
Dick Finegan
Joey Galvan
Lorain
Port City
Knights of Pythias
Riverview Park
K. C
Joe Martin
al Harris
Martin
Island Park
Uven
Harris
Johnny Miller
Ellis Davis
Lora
Tony Jezewski
Frankie Mazone
Andy Pollock
Ray Urbanski
Nine Ohioans Seek Notre Dame Varsity Roles
Notre Dame Indiana September 16 special to The Coronet Telegram nine players from Ohio form the Buckeye contingent among thirty states represented on Notre Dame roster of 110. With several dueling for left halfback and guard, prospects include Mike Koken, Nick Lukats, Joe Sheeketski, Al Castello, Norm Greeney, Jim Harris, Reyman Bonar, Ed Caldwell, Lefty Gomez, Joe Madre, Frank Jaeger, Bernard Cousino, and Johnny Sul. If they all get a chance, the home clash with Navy November 19 in Cleveland could showcase the depth of the squad.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Coroneic-Telegram
Ohio
Heardy W
Hunk) Anderson
Anderson
Buckeye
Michael Richard
Mike) Koken
Youngstown
Marchy Schwartz
Nick Lukats
Cleveland
Hig
Gary
Perth Amboy
Joe Sheeketski
Shadyside
al Castello
Schwartz
Akron
Norm Greeney
Jim Harris
Bellaire
Uck
Reyman Bonar
Ed Caldwell
Hudson
Alliance
Hudson High Schoo
Florida
Ponce de Leon High
Coral Gables
Joe Madre
Sheeketski
Costello
Adena High School
Frank Jaeger
Columbus
St. Charlea High School
Harris
Greeny
Bernard Cousino
Erie
Mich
St. John’s High School
Toledo
Johnny Sul
Livan
Indianapolis
Gabion
Navy
Municipal Stadium
Edgar
Rip) Miller
Canton
Four Horsemen
Don Miller
Ohio State
Ray Miller
Panthers Organize Seek Grid Games in Elyria Area
The Panthers under Coach Jim Seres organize a team in Elyria and seek grid games with Lorain county teams. Elyria St Marys is asked to respond for scheduling, with James Lees at 118 Taft Avenue, Elyria. Al Simmons contributed two singles in four at bats, scoring a run.
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Panthers
Elyria
Jim Seres
Lorain County
St. Mary’s
James Lees
Taft Avenue
Ohio
Baseball scores from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results include Cleveland 7 Boston 2 Detroit 7 Washington 7 in ten innings St Louis 3 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 New York 5. Today's games list Boston at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Chicago. Additional scores: Chicago 8 New York 7 Pittsburgh 3 Boston 2 St Louis 3 Brooklyn 9 Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 4 St Paul 9 Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 12 Kansas City 1 Toledo Indianapolis Louisville Columbus night games. Yesterday also Rochester 3 Toronto 2 Baltimore 7 Albany 3 Buffalo 11 Montreal 39 ten innings night. Today Toronto Rochester Montreal Buffalo Albany Baltimore Newark Jersey City.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Lome
Fittsburgh
St. Lows
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
St Paul
Rochester
Toronto
Baltimore
Albany
Buffalo
Montreal
Newark
Jersey City
Prt
G.B
Kington
Boston Vee
Pittsburgh
Louseno
Teader
American Association
W. L. Pen
Sebeneee
Milwaukée
Tates
Kansas City Eh
St. Pauk
al Vee
Infernational Br Ague
Fersey City
Reading
Richwines Play at Lorain Tonight in Local Meet
The Richwines travel to Lorain to face Smithberger Grocery with all players meeting at Ely Park at 5 PM. Two games are scheduled, morning and afternoon, with the 2 PM tilt at McKinley. Bill Terry delivered two singles in six chances accounting for one run.
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Richwines
Lorain
Smithberger
Richwine
Ely Park
MUD Hens
Perry Clapp
The
B. Wissinger. Co
Wissinger
E. Wissinger
E. Berchhall
E. White
Cascade Park
McKinley
Bill Terry
Crimson Regulars Ramp Up Score In Elyria Scrimmage
Elyria High’s Crimson grid team held a first scrimmage at Ely Stadium under Coach Roy Clymer. The Reds and Whites split the practice, with regulars piling up six to seven touchdowns on the scrubs as lines and backs showed potential but also evident flaws to be fixed before the Oberlin game. Carlson starred for the regulars and Murkowski impressed for the scrubs, as another scrimmage is set for Tuesday with open attendance.
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Crimson
Russ Davies
Gaearee
Elyria High Grid
Ely Stadium
Roy Clymer
Crimson Varsity
Reds
Whites
Clymer
Oberlin
Elavan
Dodslay
Kaminski
Renouard
Capt. Novotny
Jezawski
Fitzpatrick
Cullin
Coniam
Jones
Lehman
Carlson
Scrubs
Rainey
Shropshire
Kaiser
Finger
Myers
Urig
Baldorf
Younglass
Wehman
Murkowski
Lyons
Oberlin High
Jockey killed in pile-up at Reading Fair
Roy McCrain a 37 year old jockey from Elizabeth New Jersey was killed and six others injured in a first race pile-up at Reading Fair Pennsylvania. McCrain riding Little Pender was trampled breaking his neck and dying instantly. Injured include Paul Refover Washington DC concussion D Williams Philadelphia possible spinal fracture Jimmie Harrison Wheeling broken shoulder Horace Murgock Media broken arm and collar bone L Dunlap Virginia minor injuries Join Ryan Philadelphia minor injuries.
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Reading
Roy McCrain
Elizabeth
N. J
Reading’s Fair
Fizz-Bang
McCrain
Little Pender
Paul Refover
Washington
D. C
D. Willams
Philadelphia
Jimmie Harrison
Wheeling
W. Va
Horace Murgock
Media
L. Dunlap
Virginia
Join Ryan
Carlisle Trucker showdown at Roosevelt diamond
The Carlisle Business Men face the Paliska Truckers tonight on the Roosevelt diamond at 5:45. Players from both teams are asked to take notice with Stanfield receiving a special notice.
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Carlisle Business
Paliska Truckers
Roosevelt Diamond
Stanfield
Senator Richardson Wins 2:15 Class Trot at Marion
Marion Ohio September 16 Senator Richardson, driven by Douglas, won the 2:15 Class Trot on the Fair harness racing card in straight heats. The prize purse was 250 dollars. His best time was 2 11 4 in the final heat. The horse is a chestnut gelding owned by Dr E P Clement.
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Marion
Senator Richardson
E. P. Clement
Douglas
Ohio Muskingum Builds Another Strong Football Team
Muskingum College aims for another good season after 1931 Ohio conference crown. Coach Bill Lange leads about twenty candidates to recover from graduation losses. Returning players include ends Himes and Leonard and backs Melhern and McCandlish, with promising sophomores Wyper, Baisler, Patton, and more.
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Concord
Muskingum College
Muskies
W. F
Bill” Lange
Lange
Zeyher
Forgy
Hawthorne
McClain
Mariner
Himes
Leonard
Conaway
Waddell
Durwart
Reynolds
Sims
Anderson
Furbay
Lemon
Melhérn
McCandlish
Comin
Muskingum
Wyper
Wellsville
Baisler
Boardman
Patton
Urichsville
Ralston
Midway
Bell
Xenia
Reggley
New Concord
McBride
Lowellsville
Hart
Fredericktown
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Ohio Wesleyan U
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Amherst High
Riverview
ALL Union
Sked
Redskins
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Nats
Yanks
Jack Lords
Campanas
Dusky Battler
K. O. Joe Martin
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Lefty Gomez
Carlisle
Roosevelt
Richardson
Ohio Football Outlook
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