Zuber Leads Cleveland Past Red Sox In Debut Victory
Rookie hurler Bil Zuber earned his first major league win for Cleveland against Boston as Hal H. Traske set a team mark with nine straight hits. Mel Harder, called from the bullpen, finished after four walks in relief. Zuber lasted 4 2 thirds, Olson credited with the loss, and Cleveland’s offense produced multiple hits and runs, matching a long-standing league record chase.
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Eveland
Bil Zuber
Zanesville
Hal Tras
Cleveland Inn
Boston Red Sox
Mel Harder
Asky
Tris Speaker
Softball rule changes debate and poll on bunt usage
The article discusses lengthening pitch distance and the possible elimination of a tenth player in universal softball, with calls for clearer king rules and a poll on bunting. It notes mixed views among state commissions, a push to preserve core rules through 1997, and observed progress in team development across divisions.
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Ada
Alr Aces
Ohio State Buckeyes face NYU opener with Novotny eyeing first string
Ohio State drills feature George Novotny shifted to guard as he battles Inwood Smith and Gus Zarnas for the starting role against New York University in Columbus on October 3. Coach Francis Schmidt, in his 21st season, has Buckeyes riding a 185-game record era with two losses since his arrival and a bold Michigan streak.
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Piers
Ohio State University
Scarlet and Gres
George Novotny
Elyria High School
Columbus
Novotny
Inwood Smith
Mansfield
Gus Zarnas
Youngstown
New York University
Ohio State
Francis A. Schmidt
Bucks
Ilinois
Notre Dame
Schmidt
Michigan
Ohio
Scarlet
Trey
Chmidt
Elyria
Strobel Field
Sandusky High School
Findlay
Fremont
Jimmy Vaughn
Ray Sharkey
Central Armory
Cleveland
Vaughn
Sharkey
Mike Getz
Jimmy
Sharker
Joe” Williams
Barberton
Joe
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Lou Ambers
Forest City
Ambers
James
Giants poised for NL title bid as season winds down
The Giants seem set to clinch second place and reach the World Series for the first time since 1923, with seven wins needed in eleven games and Cardinals looming in pursuit. Contributions from Ernie Braden era and key notes on boxing and golf scenes punctuate a busy sports page.
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New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Tou Gehriz
Ralph Wolfe
Ohio State University Center
Gomer Jones
Syracuse Nebraska Girls Upset High School Power in Tourney
A Syracuse Nebraska girls team, representing a town of 950, defeated Kentucky Kansas and Detroit champions before losing to Cleveland National Screw in the semi finals. Buffalo N Y girls also reached semis, losing 7 6 to Chicago champions. The event at Soldier Field drew strong interest around the iris games amid thrilling action.
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Syracuse
Nebraska
Kentucky
Kansas
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Chicago
Soldier Field
Mer
Golfers Vie For Places In Amateur Semi Final Round
Garden City reports four cebaniine stars and twelve other players contested the draw to determine positions in the amateur semifinal round.
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Garden City
Cebaniine
Bricker Rules On Appointment Of Pension Employees
Columbus Sept 17 Attorney General Bricker rules that an amendment to the old age pension law transfers sole appointment power for Investigators clerks and other employes of county boards of aid for the aged to the county boards without state approval. Bricker cites Franklin County Court of Appeals interpretation and says the change took effect July 16.
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Columbus, CO
John W. Bricker
State Civil Service Commission
Bricker
Division of Aid For
Court of Appeals
Franklin County
Million Dollar Rexall Train To Open For Public Inspection
Lorain county residents may view the Rexall 12 car train at the New York Central freight station on East River Street from 9 am to 2 pm Sunday September 27. The 29 000 mile tour features exhibits 250 seat convention cars and a rail side cafeteria with air conditioning.
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Lorain County
C. W. Pauilips
Rexall
Elsria
New York Central
East River Street
United States
Canada
United Drug Company
Union
Crop Prospects In Ohio Slightly Improves Despite Rains
Ohio farmers face a 1936 crop output well below 1935 as the August rains lift hopes slightly. The state report shows corn at 169,610,000 bushels, down about 30 percent from last year, oats at 37,155,000 and apples at 2,669,0900, with potatoes improving in the northeast and north central counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richman Confirms Gas Dump Dispute With Plane Pilot
Richman admits dumping gasoline from his $95,009 monoplane over Merrill during a storm over the Atlantic. He says the gas dump lightened the plane to avert a crash after a gale and near drowning. Merrill counters that the dump caused but did not cause the trouble. Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker arrived with supplies to repair the Lady Peace as crew work to ready a New York flight within 48 hours.
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Musgrave Harbor
N. F
Harry Richman
Dick Merrill
Atlantic
New York
Richman
Merrill
Liverpool
Newfoundland
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Airlines
Agricultural Output Trends From 1936 To 1955
Forecast for 1936 was 12,359,000 bushels versus 16,524,000 bushels in 1955. Milk production shows a slight decline with production per cow at 154 pounds on Sept. 1, 1936 compared with 15.5 pounds on Sept. 1 last year and 16.1 pounds on Sept. 1, 1934.
Hunt Trucks Said To Carrying Munitions
Treasury agents conduct an intensive search in eastern states for two auto trucks believed to be carrying munitions. The inquiry involves law enforcement operations announced in Washington. No further details on origin or destination were provided.
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Hunt
Washington
The
Treasury
Legal Notice in Lucas divorce case IX Bivonee ASE 2789
The plaintiff Margulerite Lucas seeks a divorce from Otto B Muschka on extreme cruelty in Le rain County Ohio Case 37835. Hearing set on or after October 25 1936 with restoration of former name and equitable relief. Plaintiff’s address East Hamilton St Abe rtin Ohio and attorneys Eli ra O. Sept 3 19 17 24 Oct 1 5.
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Lucas
Ull
Morris Place
E. Washingsven, & C
Plantiff
Court of Common Pilas
le Rain County
Ohio
Margulehrite Lucas
Hamilton St. Abertin
Otto BE. Muschka
Redington
Phong
Eli Ra
Sheriff sale of two frame dwellings in Lorain Ohio
In Lorain County Ohio the Cleveland Trust Company sues Viola H Bracken et al in Case 37551. An order of sale directs a public auction at the north door of the Lorain County Court House on October 10 1936 at 1 00 PM. The property known as sub lot 33 first addition Sheffield Township Lot 33 runs 52.75 feet on South Broadway Elyria Avenue and includes two frame houses at 2243 2249 Elyria Avenue appraised at 3000 9 dollars. Sale cash day of sale not below two thirds of appraisal. Sheriff Clarence W Dick represents the sheriff office with Fautier Fauver as attorneys.
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Cason Savings & Loan Company
Plainsuf
Jacob Jaroszcak
Court of Common Pleas
Loran County
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain County
Ridgeville
Lorain
State of
Hidgeville
Jacob Toll
Nick Smitek
Sofia Smitek
Cleveland Electric Eluminating Company
Lorain County Common Pleas
Clarence W. Dick
Onie
Richard S. Horan
Cleveland Trust Company
Laintiff
Viola H. Bracken
Elrrie
Ohro
O. Reot
Sheffield Township
Loraiz
South Broadway
Elyria Avenue
Elsrna Avenue
Ohic
Sherif Lorain Country
Ohie
Fautier & Fauver
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Texas
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Boston
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George Voist
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Tommy) Tailor
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Louis K. Ligget
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Broad Street
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Silvertown Tires
Godrich Silvertown
O. K. Lynn
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Sibley & Sprague Telephone
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Grace W. Jnckies
Qhin Neolthic Products, Inc
Court of Common Fisas
Chie
Porit
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