Giants Increase Lead As Cubs Are Defeated
New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 3-0 as Cliff Melton wins his 17th, moving 3 1 2 games ahead of the Cubs. Turner blanks the Cubs for Boston Bees 7-0. Dodgers win 5-3 opener. Reds take 5-1 nightcap. Cardinals take both ends of doubleheader. Yankees push lead to 10 1/2 games with 6 0 win over Cleveland. Washington edges Detroit 7-6. Athletics top Browns 4-3.
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Washington Pros Whip New York Giants in opener
Washington Redskins beat the New York Giants 13 to 3 at Griffith Stadium. Pyne Riley Smith, former Alabama quarterback, kicked two field goals and a 50 yard dash with an interception. Sammy Baugh and Charley Malone, Ernie Pinckett and Bob McHesney provided key passes.
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Seek To Organize South End Eleven
An effort to form a South End football team will be conducted Monday evening with a meeting for players at 25th Street and West Avenue at 7:50 p.m. Report by Kushinski Watson A Urig F Ross G Graber Zaleski Sito Stahl P Patterson P Wyneski Virtosio H Wazyniak Murkowski L Wicks Cross Sanders Carr W Wack and any others interested are invited.
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Elyria Crasoll Slrows Open Football Season Tonight
Elyria’s Crasoll Slrows host Oberlin under floodlights at Ely Stadium in the season opener. Coach Roy Clymer’s Elyria squad seeks another win over Oberlin, with Ralph Bauer leading the Hish Lightweights in the spotlight. The region’s high school teams prepare for a slate of early outings across Lake Erie division, with local matchups and key coaching histories highlighted.
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Gomez Blanks Indians With Three Blows
New York Sept. 17 Cleveland Indians lost to the Yankees 3-0 in a season finale here. Lefty Gomez limited Cleveland to three hits as New York completed a 13 to 7 series margin. Indians could not advance a runner past first after the third inning, while DiMaggio and Cresentino provided key RBIs.
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Brighton Community Club Meets and Plans September 23
The Brighton Community Club announced a dinner for September 23 with noon service and good attendance expected. W C L U officers were elected for the coming year including President Qua Goss and Secretary Ela McKenzie. Members prepared to attend the county convention in LaPorte.
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Carrie Lansdon
Flower Mission
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McLEMORE Sees a New Football Show Biz Era
Washington unveils a nightclub-styled game as George Marshall stages a 40 by 40 mahogany club on the fifty yard line with a jazz and rhumba band. The Giants meet the Redskins in a spectacle that could redefine coaching, talent search, and even Hollywood involvement in football.
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Palazzo Gets Three Years In Extortion Case
Toledo Ohio September 17 Joseph Palazzo an 18 year old former Sandusky High School football player was sentenced to three years in federal prison for attempting to extort money from Dr Carl R Knoble by threatening bodily harm to the doctor s grandchildren. Palazzo had been briefly employed by the physician in Sandusky. The sentence marked Federal Judge Frank L Kloobs first major terminal case since his appointment.
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Dayton, Toledo, and Weirton Vie for NABF Title
Three teams remain in the NABF chase after Fisher Foods vacancy. Dayton, the lone unbeaten club, beat Kramer 6 3 to reach finals. Toledo outlasted Detroit 11 9 to reach semis and Weirton defeated Waterbury 4 2 to advance. Dayton and Toledo clash for the right to meet Weirton in the title tilt.
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Local club installs officers and lists social notes
A short business meeting introduced new officers led by President Mrs Zella Les and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Edith Lee with Extension Secretary Mrs Ruth Greene. The notes cover visits from Faye Reedis and Gladys Bucse, family trips to Wooster Fair, and multiple social gatherings across areas including Brighton and Clarksfeld.
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Columbia Garden Club Host Entertainment Planned
The Columbia Garden Club will be entertained by Mrs. George Hunter on September 21. The Baptist Mission Circle meets with Mrs. William Ingersoll on Wednesday afternoon, Septem ber 22. Hostessey will be Vira Rolland Cartright, Mrs. Claire Howard and Miss Roberta Ingersoll. The Columbia Baseball team won by five in two in the f game with Doser last Sunday. The Knights of Bea Culture held their last meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Rag er, Friday evening, September 1y. The work of the year was talked over and a pleasant time was had. A refreshment course of orange honey brandy s from California by the host, warm biscuits, cake and ice cream were served at the close of the evening. The young people of the Ban-
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Marriage of Ruth Rau and Maynard Nielsen at Columbia Baptist Church
Miss Ruth Rau of Cleveland married Maynard Nielsen of Lakewood Saturday at 4:30 PM in Columbia Baptist Church with Rev. Claude Olmel officiating. Attendants were Ruth Roberts and Howard Mintz. Reception for about fifty guests followed at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple will reside in Olmsted Falls and attend Columbia Baptist Church.
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