Schmidt Tips Hand On Starting Ohio Lineup In Scrimmage
Ohio State coach Francis A. Schmidt signaled likely starting eleven for the Buckeyes in a first scrimmage. Captain Merle Wendt and Frank Cumiskey end, Charley Ream and Charley Gates tackle, Inwood Smith and Gus Zarmas guards, Ralph Wolfe center. backs: Tippy Doe at quarterback Johnny Bettridge Joe Williams Jim McDonald.
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Giants Need 7 Wins To Clinch NL Flag In 1936
New York Giants cling to a 4 1/2 game lead with 11 games left as seven victories would clinch the National League title. Cincinnati standings show Cubs within a half game, while St Louis and Chicago split series and other league results include Brooklyn sweeping Cincinnati and Detroit tying for third in the American League.
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Champ Wins Two Straight Falls On Rialto Mat
LeRoy McGuirk the National Wrestling Association light heavyweight champion defeated Johnny Estes of Washington, D. C., in two straight falls at Rialto Theatre. The bout lasted 28 minutes 38 seconds for the first fall with McGuirk winning again in 5 minutes 40 seconds. Also, Count Von Brognberg beat Speedy LaRance in the semi final. Lutz Kucharek pinned Johnny Lantich in eight minutes forty seconds in the curtain-raiser.
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Minor changes eyed to boost action in softball rules
The Amateur Softball Association of America gathered in Chicago for the world championships to discuss rule changes. A rules committee proposed allowing base runners to leave on pitch windups and scoring from third on a passed ball to boost offense, with mail voting planned. the group also considered dropping the 10th man.
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Dayton Red Raiders face tough test from Campbell eleven
Dayton coach Brond Harry Batman seeks a repeat lightning strike as the Flyers open the 1936 season at Ev Stadium against Campbell Memorial. The Red Raiders return ten lettermen led by Johnny Knepick with a veteran backfield and strong line anchors including Stoke Gill and Louie Konne. The Campbell squad, aiming for a strong debut, features Joe Tofil Stan Tofil Joe Sirak Mike Gary and a fullback lineup anchored by Ed Pfaff with deep backfield competition and solid line play.
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Standings and results in the American League
The American League standings show New York leading with 96 wins and 48 losses, followed by Chicago and others. Yesterday Cleveland defeated Boston 13 to 3 in rain shortened play, while Detroit beat Philadelphia and New York faced Chicago in a rain affected game.
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Rained Out, Cleveland Dayton Play Today
In Cleveland Ohio on September 17 the undefeated Cleveland and Dayton teams met in a fifth round National Amateur Baseball Federation Tournament game. The matchup was rained out yesterday and is rescheduled. Cleveland would face Detroit after the result, while Toledo faced Smock and Dayton had a bye in the sixth round.
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Brewers Beat Indians In A A Series Opener
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Indianapolis Indians 2 to 0 in the opening game of the American Association championship playoff series in Milwaukee.
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Loughran Defeats Impelli In Ten Round Decision
Tommy Loughran, 33, from Philadelphia, won his third decision over Ray Impelli, the 236-pound New Yorker, in a dull 10 round bout staged in Oakland.
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Seven 1935 Undefeated Ohio Schoolboy Elevens Open Season Tomorrow
Seven Ohio scholastic football teams that finished 1935 undefeated will begin new campaigns this weekend with 437 schools playing. Notables Sandusky and Miamisburg boast long winning streaks as Sandusky opens against Cleveland Collinwood under coach Robert H. Whittaker in his seventh year. Miamisburg meets West Carrollton. Other top programs include Massillon, Ravenna, and Cleveland Shaker Heights.
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Beulah Park Jockey In Serious Condition
Beulah Park jockey Wardruon Sedlarek, a year old, remained in serious condition after five horses fell Monday. He underwent an operation for a brain blood clot that left his left side paralyzed. hospital staff described his condition as only fair.
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Light-Heavy Champion in Non-Title Bout in Charleston
John Henry Louis world light heavyweight champion will meet Tiger Hair ston Huntington in a 16 round bout in Charleston. Jack Dempsey former heavyweight champion will referee the fight.
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