Olmsted Defeats Elyria In Final C Loop Game
Lorain hosts boxing at Hotel Antlers with two local fighters Johnny Miller and Tiger Flowers Moore in six round bouts. Main card features Joe Martin vs Alphonse Harris, Frankie Mazone vs Ray Urbanski, Willard Bond vs Andy Detillo, and Bull Kish vs Steve Balasch. Card starts at 8 15 with Miller and Moore favored in their clashes.
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Johnny Miller
Ellis Davis
Lorain Mitter
Tiger Flowers Moore
Joey Galvan
K. C. Joe Martin
al Harris
K. of P
WO Eirria Mitters
Lorain
Joe Martin
Alphonse Harris
Martin
Harris
Frankie Mazone
Ray Urbanski
Willard Bond
Atlas A. C
Andy Detillo
Bull Kish
Steve Balasch
South
Mazone
Urbanski
Hammel Wins In Soft One Round KO Over Wakefield
Lorain heavyweight Hammel knocks Wakefield down three times in the first round of a Riverview Park card, then leaves the ring. Ron Hamilton defeats Gest and Davis in a three round decision. Seibert stops Lenning in a three round KO. Silvin earns a technical KOs against Higgins. Smallwood knocks out Hinkle in one round. Gold Dust Twins perform well in a three round exhibition. Referees Zarico Finegan Janosky Skorke. Braden.
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Wees
Bob Wakefield
Lorain
Lloyd Hammel
Sammy Marsho
Riverview Park
Hammel
Ron Hamilton
Elyria
Gest
Davis
Ron
Bill Gutensoltr
Andy Vargo
Bill
Andy
Bob Seibert
Joe Lenning
Bill Silvin
Gil Higgins
Guasie Smallwood
Judy Hinkle
Lenning
Seibert
Gold Dust Twins
Sammy Marzico
Carl Finegan
Hank Janosky
Tony Skorke
Braden
Clam Bake and Golf Tourney Highlight Spring Valley Event
Spring Valley members and guests held their annual Clam Bake with Steve Miller taking low gross at 78 and Mike Miller second at 77. The following day a Men’s Best Ball produced 75-471 by Mike Miller and Ed Rankin, while a Husband and Wife two ball event saw C Kappler pair win low gross 83 and Goetz 86. Ed Krebs led Sunday Bund Par at Cherry Ridge with 94-24-70, Hackett second 95-23-72.
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Spring Valley
Steve Miller
Mike Miller
Ed Rankin
C. St. Kappler
Fred Goetz
Jack Warner
Lawrence Walehili
C. J. Greene
Don Wilson
Ed Krebs
Cherry Ridge
Ed Hackett
Richwine earns three trophies after Riverview Park games
After games at Riverview Park, Bers of Richwine men's and girls teams received Eayer Trophies on the Amer Im Veterans' Association Field program. George Richwine, back, accepted trophies for both squads, adding to a season total that included a city port bail title cup.
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Brichwine
Riverview Park
Richwine
Eayer
Amerim Veterans’ Association
George Richwine
Richwines
Port Bail
Ohio State Eyes Big Ten Battle in 1932 Season
Ohio State football fans optimism grows as Coach Sam Willaman begins his fourth season with a squad built on last year’s second-place finish. Key returnees include Carl Cramer Lew Hinchman Dick Smith Joe Gailus and Marty Verner plus Bill Carroll who starred in 1931. Sophomores show promise with Hosking Menahan Yard McKinney McAfee Wetzel Padlow and Scott. The Buckeyes face Northwestern Pitt Penn Michigan and more as two veteran flankmen must be found.
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Ohio Warriors
Ohio State
Sam Wiliiaman
Tha Samdé
Ha’ Wil
Bob Haubrich
Bill Bell
Stuart Holcomb
Carl Cramer
Lew Hinchman
Dick Smith
Joe Gailus
Marty Verner
Mike Vuchinick
Bill Carroll
Illinois
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John Hosking
Fort Thomas
Regis Menahan
Lorain O
Ludwig Yard
Gary
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John McKinney
Cleveland
John McAfee
Trenton
Damon Wetzel
Columbus
Max Padlow
Dayton
Jim Scott
Toledo
Willaman
Sidney Gillman
Junius Ferrari
Buckeye
Ohio
Northwestern
University of Pittsburgh
University of Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kunkle Scores Hole in One at Spring Valley
George Kunkle, veteran Spring Valley golfer, registered a hole in one on the 16th hole at 125 yards on Saturday. He used a mashbie-nib- Nek club in scoring the ace at the club course in Spring Valley.
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George Kunkle
Spring Valley
Kunkle
Lake Erie grid teams start season with strong openers
In the Lake Erie League opener, Shawgerd Lorain defeated Bear John Adams 14 to 7 while Cleveland Heights crushed Akron South 25 to 12. Oberlin fell 2 to 0 to Berea High as West Tech fell to Lakewood Central edged Elyria 13 to 0. Al Baines starred for Hilltoppers with three touchdowns and an extra point.
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Calassia
West Tech
Cleveland
Lerain
Hilltoppers
Lakewood
Ely- Tig
Cleveland Central
Various Baseball Scores And Scheduling From Yesterday
Yesterday’s results show Cleveland beating Washington while Philadelphia lost to Chicago and New York edged St. Louis. Brooklyn split with Boston, and Louisville routed Cincinnati with several games postponed by rain. Pacific Coast games featured Oakland and San Francisco leading mis-s.
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Catcega
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Detroit
Boston
Phiadelphia
Chicago
St. Lou
Cleveland-Washington
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Cincinnati
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Ohio Collegiate Grid Season Opens This Week
Ohio universities begin the 1932 gridiron campaign with 21 of 37 colleges playing next Friday and Saturday. Coaches voice gloom amid financial strain. Buckeye Conference favorites include Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan while Ohio State aims for Big Ten titles and national laurels.
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Ralph Teatworth
United Press
Ohio
Urbana
Buckeye
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Indiana Teachers
Wittenberg
Springfield
Transylvania
Kavier
Cincinnati
Waynesburg
Muskingum
New Concord
Adrian F Mich
John Carroll
Cleveland
Findley
Dayton
Caddies Open Season With 20 To 0 Victory
The Elyria Country Club Caddies opened their season Saturday with a dominant 20 to 0 win over the South and Bearcats, handing them a lopsided defeat.
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Elyria Country Club
South
Bearcats
Walchl and Goetz Vie For Valley Crown Title
Lawrence Walchli, defending Valley champion, faces Fred Goetz for the 1932 club championship after Walchli advanced with a 2 and 1 semifinal win over George Kun Ke. The final is set for next Sunday at Spring Valley.
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Lawrence Walchli
Spring Valley
Wail
Fred Goetz
Walch
George Kun Ke
Ohio Wesleyan Faces Stiff Fall Football Schedule
Ohio Wesleyan coach George Gauthier foresees a brutal slate opening with a Sept schedule that includes Wilmington and a stretch of games against Ohio State Syracuse Wittenberg Depauw Denison Miami Western Reserve and Ohio University The Bishops aim to win the Buckeye Conference title once held by Wesleyan and previously by Ohio University while returning a host of experienced players led by guards and ends such as Don Lantz Roy Bennett and Joe Winklemanalong with quarterback Robert Given and center George Myerley.
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Dea Ware
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Wilmington
Bishops
Ohio State
Syracuse
Wittenberg
Depauw
Denison
Miami
Western Reserve
Ohio University
Gauth
Harry Barber
Buffalo
Don Lantz
Canton
John Raugh
Altoona
Roy Bennett
Dayton
James Hoff
Columbus
Wilmer Dickerson
Adena
Walter Thomas
Akron
Charles Worcester
Norwood
Art Belt
Baltimore
George Myerley
Danville
Robert Forsythe
C and L Loop Standings From Yesterday
Olmsted Falls beat Elyria 5 to 4 and Dover topped North Eaton 9 to 2. North Olmsted defeated West View 6 to 4 in C and L Loop standings updates.
Richwine Teams Sweep Vets Ball Program Wins
The Richwine Girls beat Apono Girls of Lorain 8 to 2 while the Richwine Men defeated Smithberger Grocers of Lorain 10 to 5 in a Saturday event part of the American Veterans Association field day. Des Hastinegs homered in the seventh to seal the girls’ win. The Anollo Knights of St John girls’ team won 15 to 4.
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Richwine Girls
Richwine
American Veterans Association
Apono Girls
Lorain
Smithberger Grocers
Des Hastinegs
Anollo Knights of St. John
Indians and Nats Split Twin Bill in Reversing Standings
At Genelace O Sept 19 WP the Cleveland Indians split a twin bill with the Washington Senators. Cleveland won 7 to 3 on Willie Kamm’s grand slam after three innings, but Washington answered with a 9 to 2 victory in the nightcap to keep pace for third place as Cleveland clings to fourth with seven games left. Jack Russell won four games against Washington, and Alvin Crowder muffed the Tribe in five hits in the second game.
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Genelace
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Indians
Wea
Willie Kamm
Cleveland
Senators
Jack Russell
Washington
Nats
Alvin Crowder
Tribe
Carlisle A C's Win Two Games 10-8 14-13
Carlisle A C's softball team swept a doubleheader versus the Unknowns on the Carlisle diamond winning 19 to 8 and 14 to 13. J Toth and H Lauer were the winning pitchers with multiple players recording extra base hits and RBIs. Umpires were Owens Ormsby and McGowan with a 1 hour 32 minute first game and 4 hour 0 minute second game.
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Carlisle A. C
Carlisle
J. Toth
H. Lauer
Dover Downs North Eaton 9-2 to Tie For Second Half
Dover defeated North Eaton 9-2 at North Eaton to tie Elyria for first place in the Cuyahoga and Lorain County league, forcing a playoff for the second half title. Olmsted Falls beat Elyria 5-4 at Olmsted Falls as its two eighth inning runs sealed the win. Ruddy pitched a masterful game, yielding five Elyria hits. North Olmsted edged West View 4-? in another league contest.
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Dover
Ruddy
North Olmsted
West View
Syria
Cuyahoga
Olmsted Falls
Friel
W. Parker
Hall
Holbrook
Limpert
Adams
Atkinson
Yucka
Barkacs
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Koch
Eaton
Wes Carpenter
Elkins
Koblec
Hayes
Baseball Box Score Notation with Kruss Krusa Ozminsk
A compact box score notes two-base hit by Kruss and home runs by Krusa and Ozminsk. Richwines left on base five times and Smithberger seven. Zlatkowski issued one walk to Zlatkowski and A Dobras five. Zlatkowski struck out six. A Dobras ten. Umpires Seein and Cameron. Time of game not provided.
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Richwines
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Elyria Hardware Team Seeks Prep for Opener
Elyria Hardware will hold daily practice sessions this week except Wednesday at Hamilton at 6 o clock. Coach Tom Koviak asks players Polchey Vardy Woodcock Raynes and Bara to be on hand for each session as they prepare for the opener.
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Elyria Hardware
Tom Koviak
Koviak
Hamilton
Polchey
Vardy
Woodcock
Raynes
Bara
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