City Motors Are 1931 Soft Ball Champions
City Motors claim 1931 softball crown as Local Outfit Business Men and A Cs clash in a three game series for the C L Championship. Ed Stokes says his A Cs are stronger and will win despite past defeats. Ben Mahl asserts the Business Men will break their slump Sunday with a close, hard fought win. Lineups mirror earlier halves with Harold Block absent for College, Wells replacing him, Heath to pitch, and Yueka nursing an arm for the A Cs.
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Sandusky St. Marys Top Elyria High Lights 25-0
Sandusky St Marys shutout Elyria High Lights 25 to 0 as Fairfield scored four touchdowns, all by Fairfield, with Sandusky prevailing in the opener. Lehman and Elyria’s Fred Lehman stood out on defense, while coach Roy Clymer ordered a practice session after the loss.
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Elyria High Faces San Dusky Grid Test Today
Coach Chick Smith brings Elyria High gridders to Strobel Field for a first tough test versus Sandusky High. The Elyria squad of 33 men travels with Smith and assistant Pave Eaton by bus to meet the rival eleven in today’s gridiron clash.
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Agnes Gridders Seeks Saturday Games For School Team
Agnes School gridiron squad seeks opponents for Saturday games. Coach and manager aim to schedule matches with any available teams. Contact details to arrange a game are requested from interested schools or associations.
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Furnitures Open 1931 Grid Season
The Thomas Furnitures start their 1931 football season tomorrow at Recreation Park against South Amherst. The lineup is unsettled with a battle for berths. guards, tackles, and backfield options are listed and practice begins at 1 36 p m at the Hamilton Grounds.
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Grove Becomes First Lefty To Win 30 Games
In New York on September 21 1931 Lefty Grove notches his 30th win tying the season high as Babe Ruth continues to chase the home run title hitting his 48th to edge the Yankees toward a 4 1 victory over the Red Sox and keep New York tied with Washington for second in the league race.
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Hold County Soft Ball Tourney At Lorain Tomorrow
Six of the foremeet teams in this part of the state will compete in Lorain County's first A A U softball tournament at Lakeview Park starting 10 a m. Hart Jewelers, last year's state champions, face R and P Cigars at 10. Searen Service of Oberlin plays St. Marys A s at 1 p m. Haris Lassies of Cleveland meets Bauer Foods in the 2 p m feature. The final at 3:30 p m. pits the winners of the earlier games. Penrod and Morgan umpire.
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State Squad In First Scrimmage
Ohio State football held its first scrimmage of the season under Coach Sam Willaman. The first string included Smith at center Varner Gaillus Rosequist Handriel Ferali Gillman Cramer Holcomb Keefe and Vuehinich with Delich sidelined by a shoulder sprain for ten days after practice. Two-a-day sessions continue next Monday.
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Brewers, Millers Win Association Games
In Columbus, Sepi of the Atlas Kansasity propelled by 14 hit pitching from Bill Swift, the Brewers defeated Milwaukee 8 to 4 in the American Association. Ollie Marquard had four hits including a triple in five at bats. St. Paul fell to Minneapolis 4 to 0. West Sides to Practice Tomorrow. Elyria West Side Lightweight team to report Gates School for morning practice.
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Fight Results Woes and Winners Across Cities
Fight results show multiple decisions and knockouts across Chicago Wichita Cleveland and Los Angeles. Notable bouts include a 10 round decision by a Wichita fighter over Mickey Metar Jane IT tet Pablo and a Cleveland welterweight decision over Stanley Groner. A 2 Ron Kelis from Cleveland knocked out Mickey Barron while Abe Viehienziein stopped Larry Wadee in Rochester. Severe, Cleveland, and Richie King were among other listed names with notable outcomes. An unfamiliar note mentions Howard, signed as end and tackle, in Los Angeles.
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Ohioans pull for Shute in pro golf crown win
Ohio’s ranking golfer Denny Shute, paired with Creavy, aims to win the Professional Golfers’ Association tournament at Rumford Rhode Island. The 26 year old from Ohio and West Virginia has risen through Ryder Cup success and state opens. Shute, son of long time pro Herman Shute, has roots in Cleveland and Huntington and plays out of Lake Forest Club in Hudson Ohio.
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Hiram College Faces Tough Ohio Conference Schedule
Hiram College football aims to lift from the conference cellar this season under coach Charles Henry. veterans include Shomer Baker Cargill Andrews Bard Jahlon Muter Bitner Shane lea and Davis with Davidson a 216 pound fullback key to the offense. Freshmen Bergan Pasquale Corey join a youthful squad as they plan to meet Otterbein Baldwin Wallace Ohio Northern Western Reserve Case Capital and Kent State.
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Chicago Bears Rally Past Indians in Season Opener
Chicago Bears defeated the Cleveland Indians 21 to 0 at Loyola University field in Chicago. Captain Red Grange led the passing attack for the Bears with an 80 yard total while Grange Litzenich and Sean scored touchdowns. The Bears were penalized 110 yards to 25 for Cleveland as Indians players Church Braidwood and Cokaty stood out.
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Averill homers twice as Sox win doubleheader
Boston defeats Cleveland in a doubleheader 6-1 and 6-4. Earl Averill hit his 31st and 32nd home runs of the season but the Indians dropped both games as Red Sox pitchers Boston to back Lisenbee and Brown. Key contributors include Rothrock Oliver Rhyno and Miller with RBIs and two-base hits from Rothrock Oliver and Rhyne.
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Standings and schedules from today’s American League and National League games
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City Motors Win Championship Over Holy Cross 4-3
City Motors clinched the title at McKinley Field defeating Holy Cross 4-3 in the decisive third game. Elmer Bainbridge earned the victory with five strikeouts as City Motors overcame a late Holy Cross rally to hold on for the win.
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