Wesleyan Seen As Contender But Third Choice In Buckeye Race
Wesleyan head coach George Gauthier begins his 15th season with star halfbacks Turley and White gone, leaving the Bishops as third choice in the Buckeye Conference. Mohler and Sells lead the offense with a veteran line and a mix of sophomores and juniors across key spots as optimism remains on campus despite gloomy national talk.
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Delaware
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Columbus
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Ohio State Backfield Battles as Schmidt Tests Freshmen
Columbus reports Ohio State coach Francis A. Schmidt reshapes the backfield after Buzz Wetzel’s departure. Sophomore standouts Joe Williams and Jim McDonald headline drill sessions with candidates Knemez Monahan and Charlier Gales vying for fullback and other backfield posts.
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Barberton
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Ohio State
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Hornsby to Sign New Managerial Contract Today
New York Sept 17 Rogers Hornsby to receive a new three year contract as manager of the St. Louis Browns with terms not disclosed The club president summoned reporters for an expected important announcement and a raise is anticipated Hornsby has improved the Browns profits and standing since July 1935 despite a seventh place start
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Boston Red Sox
Oscar Melillo
Alan Strange
Washagton
Lyn Lary
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Marine Crowned Rifle Champion
Sergt. Claude X. Harris of Lancaster California, United States Marine Corps, won the National Individual Rifle match with 239 points. William T. Gurja and Hughson of San Diego, California finished second and third. The Daniel Boone trophy and gold medals awarded to top 15 shooters.
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Plan World Series Play At Meeting
Chicago news reports representatives from the Cubs Giants Cardinals Pirates Tigers and Yankees plus AL President Harridge and NL President Frick would meet Commissioner Landis at noon to plan the World Series. The opening game was expected October 22.
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Petrolia trounces Springdale to claim NF B championship
Petrolia Pennsylvania defeated Springdale Pennsylvania 16 to 4 to win the National Baseball Federation championship in Cleveland. The victory, a third win in the final series, earns Petrolia the right to represent the N E F in the American Baseball Congress tournament in Dayton from September 23 to 30.
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Indians Take Opening Game From A's 8-5
Cleveland Indians opened a series in Philadelphia with an 8 5 win over the Athletics to hold third place. Monte Pearson and Oral Hildebrand starred on the mound for Cleveland as Philadelphia stumbled with late rally by the Indians.
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Sederis Girls Softball Team Caps Season With Fifteen Wins
The Sederis Girls softball team of Elvria City clinched Lorain County crown with a 15-9 season record after finishing 15 victories in 24 games. They beat North Olmsted 3 of 5 in a playoff series with Sundar, North Olmsted, prevailing 7-2 in the final game.
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Standings and schedule notes from early baseball leagues
In the American League standings Detroit holds a secure lead while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh chase, with Rexnita and others noted for close gaps. The National League shows New York and Brooklyn near the top, Philadelphia and Cincinnati trailing by several games. Pairings include Philadelphia at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago with other cross league matches.
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Woods and Sauer Set for Rialto Main Event Clash
George Sauer the Nebraska Strangler brings his revamped style to face Joe Woods of Los Angeles in the main event at the Rialto Theatre. The two have history from last spring, with Sauer using reverse chin locks to edge Woods in a previous encounter. The show also features Doug Marcel against Red Prince Ulysses Nikalikis, with Marcel favored after recent strong performances. The first bout begins at 2:39.
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Nebraska
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Ohio State Falls Short of Undefeated Season Hopes
Rancis A. Schmidt enters his second season as Ohio State football coach with 18 years of coaching behind him and one undefeated season. Experts forecast another perfect year for Schmidt, whose career record stands at 137 victories, 39 defeats, and ten ties. The piece also notes Notre Dame, Cincinnati, and other college teams and players being watched during the upcoming season.
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Florio to Turn Pro in Coming Season
Columbus Ohio Sept 17 Johnny Florio state amateur champion in 1929 and 1932 will turn professional it was announced today Florio plans to play in all the important southern winter tournaments.
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Perry May Sign Movie Contract Rumor
Hollywood reports tennis star Fred Perry may sign a film contract as he and his actress bride Helen Vinson arrive. Perry had a screen test by R E C studios a year ago and was reportedly offered a contract, but declined at that time.
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Portman Grocers Clinch Strong Season and League Crown
Portman Grocers baseball team finished 24 wins in 33 games and captured the Lorain County Big Five title in a Class C league with Ridgeville Juniors North Olmsted Oberlin and Elyria Juniors. Star hitter Gene Graber hit .536 and Jack Drags went 17 and 4 as pitcher. The squad honored at a banquet at Sanko's.
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Elyria High Faces Lorain In Lake Erie League Match
Elyria High tennis travels to Lorain for a Lake Erie league match against Crimson rival. George Sharkes Bill Lersch and Jack Hiatt are slated for singles in that order with Weisbrod and Price likely at first doubles and second doubles undecided. Remaining schedule lists Sept. 23 at Shaw Sept. 24 Lakewood here and Sept. 28 Heights here.
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Jack Hiatt
Morris Weisbrod
Homer Price
Elyria High
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Lakewood
Heights
High Gridders Open Crisis For Memorial Eleven
Memorial High meets Campbell after a tough opener loss to Ashland. Campbell coach Johnnar Annapick, former Geneva College star, leads a fast, heavy line that pressured Memorial’s offense. Red Devils seek to rebound with a strong defense and sharper forward play against the Raiders.
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Reds Win to Climb to Fifth Place in Ninth-Inning Thriller
Cincinnati Reds defeated Philadelphia 2-1 in 11 innings to move into fifth in the standings. Lefty Grissom started for Cincinnati, settling after two early runs. Jim Bottomley began the 11th with a walk, Riggs sacrificed, Lombardi walked, and Jimmy Wilson homered off Bivin’s replacement Lefix Prim to seal the win. The clubs scheduled a twin bill with Schotz and Herrmann for Cincinnati and Curt Davis and Kelleher for Philadelphia.
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Alabama Kid Wins In Columbus Opening Haying Season Fight
Alabama Kid defeated Chocolate Kid in a slow, ten round decision as the indoor haying season opened. Alabama scored two knockdowns and won the bout in Columbus.
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Cubs Extend Winning Streak To Thirteen In A Row
Cubs defeat Giants to pull two games clear of the Cardinals for first place. George Kirkley reports Chicago’s 13th straight win keeps them atop the National League standings as the pennant race tightens, with the Cardinals and Dodgers hot on their heels. Pitchers like Dizzy Dean bolster the drama as other league results shift the balance.
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Winnies
Elyria Lights Seek Start Against North Olmsted Opener
Elyria lights prepare for a Friday night opener hosting North Olmsted as coach Ralph Bauer sorts a starting eleven. Several veterans compete at ends centers guards and tackles with Dick Andersons Line Scott and Bud Gelrgey contending for center and a deep backfield led by LeVada Cephas Paul Fritz Babe Warzyniak and others. The prep reflects a budding win streak aim and a historic 1933 victory narrative.
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Ralph Bauer
Elyria Lights
Xnorth Olmsted
Bauer
Feuermen
Jack Brandt
Ernie Sigmund
Earl Mahl
William “Tell” Smith
Nelson Gerber
Strete Warend
Delmar Ort
Albert Andress
Jim Donnelly
Elmer Tomaske
Dave Smetzer
Don Hull
Dick Andersons
Line Scott
Bud Gelrgey
Hars
LeVada Cephas
Paul Fritz
Babe” Warzyniak
Jack Hiatt
Johnny Smith
George Wehlber
Gene Graber
Wait Thompson
North Gintsted
Tocals
Crimson Bantams
Streight
Lake Erie
Sixth Street Schoo
Louis At Peak For Baer Boat
Louis is at his peak as he prepares for the Sept 24 bout with Baer. Trainer Jack Black says the job for the next week is to keep him focused and stationary, while Baer plans six rounds of training leading up to the fight. Baer spent yesterday detailing his strategy to reporters after a five mile run and a food chop session.
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Joe Louis
Jack Blackburn
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Major League Leaders
Br United Press highlights top players and teams in Major League Baseball, with focus on batting and pitching leaders, notable performances, and upcoming matchups. The report underscores standout stars and shifting standings as the season progresses.
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