Elyria Falls To Oberlin In 1937 Grid Opener
Oberlin edged Elyria 13 to 12 in a hard fought season opener at Ely Stadium before 4500 fans. Norman Willbond threw two touchdown passes to Campbell as Oberlin built early lead, while Elyria battled back with multiple drives before Pfaff's knee injury slowed the Crimson offense.
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Elyria Crimson Edgeed in Hard Fought Season Opener
Elyria battles Oberlin in a hard fought opener with Hudnell, Decker, and Willbond delivering key plays. Decker breaks a 70 yard return, scores, and Oberlin edges Elyria as a late uprights miss costs a tie despite strong late Crimson drives.
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Spring Chicken Fish or Steak offered daily from noon at the Little Scorpion Club Stop 9 Grafton Road phone 37342.
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Oberlin Tops Elyria In First Victory Since 1931
Oberlin defeated Elyria 14 first downs to 12 in an offensive battle led by Crimsom rushing and a solid passing threat. Oberlin punched eight rushing first downs, three via passes, and one on a penalty, while Elyria had four rushing, three via passes, and one penalty. Cleveland-based teams and players like Wolodzko Deckler Bob Yanke and coach Clymer were highlighted for standout performances. This marked Oberlin’s first win over Elyria since 1931.
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Elyria Reserves Dominate North Olmsted 45 to 0 on Ely Stadium
Elyria Reserves overwhelmed North Olmsted 45 to 0 at Ely Stadium. Bohannon scored three times, Edwards added three, Marsh and McGuire also found the end zone. Elyria built 14 first downs to four and sealed the game with interception returns and steady rushing.
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Grid Results From Columbus Area High School Scores
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Gehringer Medwick Slip But Hold Batting Leads
In the Sept 16 averages Charley Gehringer and Joe Medwick slipped but kept batting leads in the leagues. Gehringer fell to .384 with a 31-point margin over Lou Gehrig, while Medwick dipped to .375 but led Paul Waner by 20 points. Other leaders include Dimaggio and Mize in batting, and Hubbell and Allen atop pitching.
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Elyria High Falls Short in opener against Oberlin
Elyria High’s football unit lost a late point after a touch down to Oberlin in the opening game at Ely Stadium. Meantime Massillon steamrolled Gary Horace Mann 33 to 13, Sandusky fell to Cleveland Collinwood 7 to 6, and Johnny Allen neared the American league win record as other sports notes include golf stars Ralph Guldahl, Sammy Snead and Weirminster, plus wrestling’s Spencer and Chaney in Elyria reports.
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Cubs Rally Beats Phillies as Giants Lead Narrower
Chicago Cubs lineup yesterday aided by solid hitting and fielding, defeating the Phillies 12 to 1 while remaining hopeful of overtaking the Giants in the NL race. Colting singled in five at bats, and the report hints at previous strong showings, noting Lou Ambers’ recent domination in the ring.
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Evy Stadium crowd fueled by Oberlin clash
Oberlin drew the big crowd at Ely Stadium as Elyria High and Oberlin met under lights. Injuries marred play, with Ben Pfaff twisting a knee but not believed serious, while sophomore Bill Pawlikowski played on with a broken finger. The piece notes glass-enclosed press boxes, scouting visits, and coach comments, plus Elyria’s nickname change vote and pre-season title chatter.
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Giants Figures Stronger Opponents For Yanks In World Series
United Press reports betting odds favor the Yankees over the Giants and Cubs for the pennant. The Giants lead the NL race with a 6 3 victory over Cincinnati as Charlie Grimm reshuffles the Cubs lineup to a 10-2 win over Philadelphia. Johnny Mize homered to back a 2-0 Cardinal win over Boston Bees. Pirates beat Dodgers 10-4 while Cleveland topped Boston 4-1 in the AL.
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Snead Paces Western Open in Cleveland first round
Sam Snead the Freshman star led the field at the 37th Western Open at Canterbury Club with a 68 after 18 holes. Jimmy Thomson and Dick Metz tied for second at 70, while six others including Ralph Guldahl Ky Laffoon Jimmy Demaret Ben Hogan Horton Smith and Paul Runyan shared third place. Harry Cooper and three amateurs shot 73 and 74 respectively as 60 players remain to contest 36 more holes.
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City sees 90 bowling teams amid thriving sport
In 1937 city check shows about 90 bowling teams across varied classifications. Eddie Meade, the Cleveland-born star, cites Henry Armstrong as the greatest fighter of the past 25 years except possibly Jack Dempsey. Dads Day to be marked as Oberlin and Wooster meet on November 7 at Wooster.
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Allen Seeks Major Pitching Record With 12th Win
Cleveland star Johnny Allen fired his 12th straight victory as the Indians beat the Red Sox 4 to 1 in Boston. He allowed four hits through six innings while teammates provided three safeties. Boston’s Bucky Newsom and Johnny Marcum starred on the mound in a sharp pitching duel.
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Milwaukee Beats Millers to Even Series at Two All
Milwaukee rallied to a 4 to 1 win over Minneapolis as Ralph Wingarner relieved after Bill Zuber faltered. Zuber lasted six, then Wingarner shut the door allowing four hits in four innings. Milwaukee totaled 15 hits, six for extra bases, while Stanley Spence homered for Minneapolis in the first inning. Walter Tauscher took the loss.
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