Clymer undecided on starting eleven for Fairport Harbor game
Clymer weighs starting backfield as Meyer Kushinski Scott and Maiden likely. Voss struggles in drills while Nichols Schumar secure guard roles. Tackle race tight with Mahl injured, Crandall Madhock contest pivot post. Elyria squad lists 45 players. Friday scrimmage pits Elyria Lightweights against Lake Erie League champions Olmsted Falls.
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Fairport Harbor
Jack Meyer
Vince Kushinsky
Joe Scott
Johnny Maiden
Ely Stadium
Clymer
The
Crimson
Vince Kughinski
Meyer
Maiden
Kushinski
Don Voss
Ralph Nichols
Jim Schumar
Orion Lee
Bill Triplett
Hugh Cross
Chuck Coen
al Eskins
Fritz Stahl
Hany Wazyniak
Bob Mahl
Babe Madhock
Chunky Crandall
Fairport Harding
Play Starts In Sectional Shoe Tourney Here
The city hosts a sectional horseshoe tournament with sections divided by Main Avenue and streets. Dav’s Hardware North defeats Wanas worth Compans West Siders two to sixteen. Hulls Grocers and Daw’s Hardware face off while other matches fill the schedule. Entries for the city championship tourney are open with a small entry fee. entrants may toss fifty shoes to qualify.
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Hardware
Saet Siders
Wanasworth
Hulls Grocers
Dodsley A Brucker
Woolwearth Ty
Hull's Grocery
Snaw's Hardware
Nadsiay
Brucker
Hulls Tirorers Ove Daw's Hardware
Sant
Dodsley & Brucker
Woolworth Co
Harry Times
Ross Aungst
Charlie Elkins
Day's Hardware
Society Wolds Horseshoe Pitching Academy Opens
In Greenwich Connecticut a Horseshoe Pitching Academy now hosts 12 pits and seating for hundreds, signaling a shift from barnyard games to fashionable club activity.
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Creenwich
Conn
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Yesterday's Games
Yesterday's results show Washington, Cleveland, and Philadelphia each winning twice while Detroit and New York split. Today's slate lists Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, and New York at Detroit, with several games postponed by rain.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Baseball Schedule Fragment Shows City Matchups
A partial list shows Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston with remaining pairings unreadable. The fragment suggests a midseason schedule across major league cities without complete dates or teams.
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Incinnati
New York
Hittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Bahoric Ineligible At Baldwin Wallace College
Eddie Bahoric of Lorain High School football, once a top Baldwin Wallace back, was ruled ineligible for the 1934 season after a May suspension. He sought reinstatement, but authorities denied play for the year.
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Eddie Bahoric
Fromre Lorain
Baldwin- Wallace College
Bahoric
Baldwin-Wallace
Trotting Driver John Willard Nearing 81 Birthday
Presque Isle Maine famed trotting driver John N Willard will turn 81 at his residence near the county fair grounds north gate. A horse trainer for over 45 years Willard remains active in racing circles and trains in the area.
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Presque Isle
Maine
John N. Willard
Willard
County Fair Grounds
Democracy as Self Government Not a State Power
A concise statement defines democracy as self governance rather than rule by a single person a few or many. It emphasizes personal autonomy and absolute free control of one’s own life rather than a governmental structure.
Ex Hy Football Team to Practice at Roosevelt
The Ex Hy football team will hold a practice tonight on the Roosevelt gridiron at 6 00 PM ahead of next Sunday's game. All players are urgently urged to attend.
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Roosevelt
Leading Grid Officials In Elyria Games
Elyria High School will enjoy strong officiating for the 1934 season as Athletic Director Roy Clymer released a slate of officials. Named are Dr. J. H. Nichols Oberlin Earl Gross Marietta Carl Brubaker Ohio Wesleyan Mort Houghton Oberlin Steve Hazelwood Grove City George Roudebush Denison Ralph Shafer Akron Eric Calhoun Denison and E J Tyler Western Reserve. Officials will cover games including Elyria Lorain November 24 with Tyler as ref and Roudebush assigned as umpire while Evans Ohio Wesleyan headlines.
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Evans
Ohio Wesleyan
Fairport Harbor
Earl Gross
Marietta
Dick Severns
Ohio State
Stu Holcomb
H. LL
Sanducky
J. H. Nichols
Oberlin
Carl Brubaker
Rosie Starn
Wooster
H. IL
Campbell Memorial
E. J. Tyler
Western Reserve
George Roudebush
Denison
Mr. A. Houghton
H. L
Shaw
Steve Hazelwood
Grove City
W. K. Wildman
Cleveland Heights
Erle Calhoun
H. M. Towne
Bates
H. Tan
Fremont
Lorain
J. Tyler
Georg Roudebush
Bill Evans
Ohin Wesleyan
Deciding Mid-Atlantic Series Game in Zanesville
Zanesville Greys beat Dayton 6 to 5 to force a deciding game in the Middle Atlantic League pennant series. A four-run ninth inning, aided by four Grey pitchers led by Jim Minogue, overturned a 5-2 deficit. Bert Grim could start for Dayton, with Eisenstat or Engleman slated to pitch.
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Zanesville Greys
Darton Ducks
Dayton
Jim Minogue
Roger Wolff
Grey
Tommy Reis
Dutch Bergman
Aimont Baker
Bert Grim
Harry Eisenstat
Pete Engleman
Bergman
Longquist
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Millies
Reis
Cumberland
Liebhart
Minogue
Helf
North Dakota finds clue to explorer Clark visit
North Dakota historians report a stone bearing “William Clark, June 21, 1805” unearthed by Charles Branch near Sim in Slope County. Other inscriptions were erased by erosion. Authenticity remains unestablished though scholars think Clark passed the Mandan winter camp of 1804-05 on his excursions.
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New England
N. D
Lewis and Clark
Sim
Slope County
Charles Branch
Young Bad Lands
William Clark
Mandan
Chesapeake Bay tongers busy Crisfield Md
Crisfield Md reports busy tonging season with Chesapeake Bay divers and tongers active. Local crews, docks, and markets see steady hauls as crews pursue clamming and oyster work amid midseason conditions. State agencies monitor quotas and safety rules for tidal waters and harvests.
Cleveland Nine Wins National Baseball Title
The Rosenblum team of Cleveland, Ohio captured the National Baseball Federation amateur championship by sweeping Birmingham, Alabama with 5 to 0 and 12 to 3 wins in Youngstown. Pitcher Hvisdos shut out the first game, and Schamp limited Birmingham to three hits in the second. Cleveland succeeds Youngstown St Stanislaus as the NEF champion, with both finalists previously losing once in the regular rounds.
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National Baseball Federation
Cleveland
Ohio
Rosenblum
Rosenblums
Birmingham
Ala
Youngstown St. Stanislaus
Hvisdos
Schamp
Southerners
Erie Ticket Prices Reduced for Early Purchases
The Lake Erie League vote cuts advance football admission from 59 to 49 cents with tickets bought at least one day before a game. Gate prices stay at 50 cents. Basketball admission falls from 50 to 35 cents for home Elyria High games. student price remains 25 cents. League and school leaders J P Shively and J P Mitchell preside. Lakewood High to host October 3 league meeting.
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Hotel Westlake
Elyria High
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J. P. Mitchell
Lakewood High
Major Loop Leaders and Yankees Home Run Leader Gehrig
United Press reports major loop leaders with Gehrig of the Yankees leading in runs and RBIs while Blaser and club interest appear in batting standings. The piece also notes the 196.060 home run metric and references Gehrig’s RBI and hit counts amid a broader sports data roundup. Additionally, Chesapeake Bay tide-water oystermen begin their harvest season with shallow-water work and plan dredging later in November for larger oysters.
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Chesapeake Bay
Sacramento Outfielder Forgets He's In Game
A Sacramento outfielder forgot to take his position in right field in the ninth inning allowing a hit, helping Portland score four runs in the final frame as they won 7 to 4. The column notes Hall of Famers Harry Heilmann, Ty Cobb and Ernie Lombardi, plus historical strands about Rube Marquard and boxing figures.
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Frenchy
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Cincinnati Reds
Harry Heilmann
Napoleon LaJoie
Harry
Detroit
Tie Sreat
Ty Cobb
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Tigers Clinch Lead With 5 0 Win Over Yankees In Open
Detroit jumped to a six and a half game edge in the American League pennant race after blanking New York 5 to 0 in the first game of a crucial series. Lefty Crowder limited the Yankees to six safeties as Cochrane’s club drove in runs in the first, third and sixth. White Gehringer and Joslin led Detroit with two hits apiece. Washington beat Cleveland 13 to 6 behind 21 hits as rookie Reese Diggs debuted for the Tribe. McNair powered the Athletics to a 9-4 win over the White Sox with homers in the first and ninth innings. Boston shut out St. Louis 3-0 to strengthen hold on fourth. All National League games were rained out.
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Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Detroit
Yanks
Alvin Crowder
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Crowder
Indians
Tribe
Weiland
Averill
Cleveland
Eric McNair
Athletics
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White Sox
McNair
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis
Armour Shoots Elyria Course In Even Par
Tommy Armour, former National Open champion, played Elyria Country Club yesterday and toured the course in even par 73. In the foursome with Bob Randall, Rudy Staff, and J. W. Warner, Armour posted 37 on the front and 36 on the back for a total 73. Randall, Spring Valley pro, shot 80. Staff 87. Warner 86.
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Elyria Country Club
Bob Randall
Rudy Staff
J. W. Warner
Armour
Randall
Spring Valley
Staff
Warner
Big Ten Elevens Hold First Drills
Chicago reporters describe first fall drills as Big Ten teams begin practice across campuses. Iowa’s Dwight Hoover suffers a back kick injury but resumes work. Milt Kummer returns to Wisconsin after defying earlier plans to quit. Illinois seeks a center and new ends. Michigan conducts blocking drills. Northwestern fills 55 candidates. Chicago Maroons train for Carroll College game. Ohio State shows a polished backfield. Notre Dame hosts 200 players with a band in the bowl setting.
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Big Ten
Dwight Hoover
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Badger
Milt Kummer
Letterman
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Bob Bloom
Frink
Schustek
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
University of Chicago Maroons
Carroll College of
Elyria Rifle Club Defeats Spencer In Close Match
The Elyria Rifle Club defeated the Spencer Rifle Club Sunday at Spencer by 1257 to 1235 after 30 shots at 100 yards per shooter. Elyria's Dougherty and N Walters led scoring while Spencer's team members included Johnson and Dwire with solid marks. The Elyria club plans weekly shoots at the Templé pool room.
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Spencer Rifle Club
Spencer
Elyria
Templé Pool Room
McLarnin Wins Welter Title in 15 Rounds at Madison Square Garden
Jimmy McLarnin regains the welterweight championship from Barney Ross in a 15 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Referee Arthur Donovan awarded the decision as one judge backed Ross and the other McLarnin. The fight featured rapid action and heavy cuts on both fighters with McLarnin sustaining a swollen eye and facial gashes.
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McLarnin
Ross
U. P
Me-Larn in Moss welterweight title bout results
Last night’s bout featured Me-Larn defending the welterweight title in Moss. Attendance figures and judge results are listed with Referee Arthur Denevan and official scores for three judges including Charley Dlsneh-Me-Larnin G and Judge Tommy Shortell-Me Lainin.
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STASI
Reese
Charley
Fresh rival tops veteran in light weight clash
The fresher challenger outboxed the veteran to reclaim the lightweight crown. McLarnin, at 14 pounds, faced a younger opponent who held a six pound edge and used speed to gain the upper hand. No knockdowns occurred though Jimmy My was penalized for a low blow in the fifth round.
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Barney
McLarnin Plans Trip To Ireland
New York Sept 18 Jimmy McLarnin welter champion after 15 round win over Barney Ross says he will sail for Europe within 10 days to visit his native Ireland. He may marry and retire soon, friends say. Ross disputes the decision and will defend his 135 pound title after a six week rest. Mickey Farr, Chicago matchmaker, offers for a rematch and 40 percent of the gate.
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United Press
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Alabama Kid Defeats Harry English In 10 Round Bout
In Mansfield Ohio on Sept 18 Alabama Kid of Columbus defeated Harry English of Toledo in a ten round fight. Alabama Kid outweighed English by 22 pounds 178 to 156 but won eight rounds. English forfeited $50 for failing to make 170 pounds. English showed fatigue in the final round.
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McLarnin Beats Ross to Regain Welterweight Title
In New York at Garden Bowl Jimmy McLarnin Berkeley California defeated Barney Ross Chicago to regain the world welterweight championship. Fadie Flynn knocked out Danny Levine New Orleans in another result.
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Chicago
Fadie Flynn
Islis
New Orleans
Danny Levine
Yesterday's Heroes by United Press
ERIS McNAUR. athletics.
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Senators Beat Indians 13 to 6 in Cleveland rout
Washington batted 21 hits against four Cleveland hurlers at League Park. Hildebrand yielded the loss as Reese Diggs kept the Tribe to eight safeties. Averill drove in four with a homer, Weiland hit his first in six seasons, and the Senators built a 13 to 6 victory.
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Bean
Clint Brown
Reese Diggs
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Redskins
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