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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1934

Page

3

Spying on Sports by William Ritt

Central Press sports column notes many fresh faces among football coaches this season as veterans linger in few places. It cites Francis Schmidt at Ohio State Elmer Lasyden Notre Dame Ducky Pond Yale Bo McMillin Indiana Chet Wynne Kentucky Joe Bach Duquesne Lt Thomas Hamilton Navy Earl Blaik Dartmouth Lynn Waldorf Kansas State Carl Snavely North Carolina Leo Meyer TCU Hank Anderson North Carolina State Sam Willaman Western Reserve. Only about 2 percent of top teams will use coaches with a decade plus at the same school. Vanderbilt’s Dan McGiugin leads with 30 seasons. Elmer Bol 4uppke Illinois 21 years. then Gil Dobie Cornell Bill Alexander Georgia Tech 14 each Slip Madigan St Marys 15 years.

Francis Schmidt Ohio State Elmer Lasyden Notre Dame Ducky Pond Yale Bo McMillin Indiana Chet Wynne Kentucky Joe Bach Duquesne Lieutenant Thomas Hamilton Navy Earl Blaik Dartmouth Lynn Waldorf Kansas State Carl Snavely North Carolina Leo Meyer Texas Christian Hank Anderson North Carolina State Sam Willaman Western Reserve St. Louis Cardinals Dan McGiugin Vanderbilt Vandy’s Bol 4Uppke Illinois Gil Dobie Cornell Bill Alexander Georgia Tech Kirth Slip Madi-gan St. Mary’s

Title Bout Ref Gets Just 35 Among The More Or Less Thankless Tasks

A newspaper compares umpire pay to boxing referees, noting World Series officials earn 2,560 each while a midweight title bout paid about 385 to the referee Al Graber. It questions how many major league umpires would work a World Series for three shillings and a farthing, highlighting the disparity in earnings.

Pittsburgh Teddy Yarosz Noggin Vince Dundee al Grayber Jack Dempsey Crayber

Akron Zips backfield problems loom for 1920 season

Akron University head coach Howard Blair admits the backfield is inexperienced while the line is strong. Plans hinge on new backs Scotty Sellars and Don Lindsay to carry and kick. Injuries to Pordyce Reese and Jim Mallo affect depth as the roster adds Jack Jacques at plunger and veteran linemen compete for spots.

Karon Ak Zhron University Howard Red Blair Akron Pordyce Reese Jim Mallo Reese Alonn Mallo Harold Hutchinson Scotty Sellars Don Lindsay Bill Darulis Bill Keating Jack Jacques Wilson Sparhawk Ohio Mike Krino Sammy Sweitzer Niles Nelson Leo Murphy Hrank Metz Bob Graf Roy Hammontree Don Flickinger Keller Carl Piry Bob Bauer Paul Pyres Earl Hensa Marcus Williams Ernie Kauffman Howard Scheres Stan Vosper Paul Barnes

Indians Take Double Header From Senators

Cleveland wins two from Washington, gaining a half game on the Red Sox. Harder wins the nightcap after a big rally, with Manush, Averill, Kamm and Winegarner driving in runs. Lee and Knickerbocker hold the Senators to a single hit in relief for the second game, as Manush homers and Manush leads a late charge to secure the sweep.

Indians Senators Red Sox Lee Pete Susko Kamm Amickerbocker Ome Q Susko Brenzel Ralph Winegarner Mamnush Ima Tatio Mel Harder Lloyd Brown al Thomas Nuickhoeker Winegarner Averill Smaush Bluege Phillips Hale Avert Vyrosky Cialatzer Hlowie Manush Vluewe Stewart Knickerbocker Trosky Sewell Washington Cleveland Harder Mewart Donnelly Owens

Splete Centers for Baldwin Wallace After Haton High Stint

Gordon and Syphie Splete, former Haton High guard, joins Baldwin Wallace College as center this season. He previously starred for the Yellow Jackets eleven and the 3-W cage Varsity. Baseball box shows Stone five RBIs, Galatzer two base hits, and multiple players with singles. Winegarner wins pitcher, Thomas charged with runs, umpires Owens and Donnelly. Time 1 53.

Gordon &Syphie Haton High Baldwin-Wallace College Splete Yellow Jackets Ray Watts Sprete Stone Myer Cohen Werr Galatzer Rice Trosky Hale Knickerbocker Winesamer Stice Washington Cleveland Thases L. Brown Thomas S McColl Armbrust Winegarner Stooff Winegarner Thomas Semper Nitcher Owens Donnelly

City Bowling League Opens Next Tuesday

The Elyria City Bowling League season begins next Tuesday at the Knights of Columbus alleys with Jackson Wallpaper facing Inter-City Coal and L. S. Hardware meeting the Elyria Hardware. Eight teams are entered, including Little Brown Jugs Maumee Dairy Welsh Funeral Home and Colson Company. Thursday matches list Brown Jugs vs Maumee Dairy and Welsh Funeral Home vs Colson Company.

Elyria City Knights of Columbus Jackson Wall Paper Inter-City L. S Elyria Little Brown Jugs Maumee Dairy Welsh Funeral Home Colson Company Brown Jugs I. T. S. Rubber Martin Renninger Donnelly Evans Worthington Wilcox Kehnert Ehrke Doorcaster Jaroch McCoy Henke Cook Robinson Brown Traxler Schmitkens Welsh Funeral Home Patch Bischof, Mackin, Brown, Betts Banville Banick, Peltz Card, Moran, Weller Maumiee Dairy Rosie, Schafer, Huneke, Wise, Sayles Elyria Hardware Ball, Terry, Wendt, Dillman Hobart Byars Bohn, Krugman Hamilton Basinski, Burr, Ryan

Thorpe Ranks As Greatest Pro Gridder

Jim Thorpe is named the greatest professional football player of all time by National Football League president Joe Carr. Carr notes Thorpe’s all around abilities including ball carrying kicking tackling and passing with Grange and Nesser as runners up. Carr also cites Nagurski Nevers Driscoll Hubbard Clark Pressnell and others as era greats and discusses career longevity and turnover in the league.

Ralph Teatworth United Press Olumbus U.P Jim Thorpe Hulk Joe Carr Carr National Football League Thorpe Ted Nesser Columbus Panhandles Harold ‘Red Grange Chicago Bears Nesser Grange Ken Strong Cliff Battles Hansen Heller Lefebvre

Oberlin Backfield Worries Yeomen Before Rochester Game

Oberlin College football coach Lysle Butler worries about the backfield as the Yeomen prepare for a season opener against Rochester University. John Shaw returns at end after a year away, with Carl Smith and Bud Pfaff as lone veterans vying for spots. Noted lettermen include Cooper Hinz Ryan and captain Al Woodward as linemen and guard, as the squad lacks experienced punter or passer.

Oberlin Johnny Shaw Elyria Oberlin College Shaw Lysle Butler Yeomen Rochester University Carl Smith Lakewood Bud Pfaff

McMillin Outlines System To Indiana Football Squad

New Indiana University head coach McMillin explains the squad’s system to players with staff members Ralph Graham Clyde Smith and Billy Thom present in the front row. The session emphasizes strategy and alignment for the upcoming season.

McMillin Indiana University Sistants Ralph Graham Clyde Smith Billy Thom

Monahan Absent From Ohio State Squad in Big Ten Notes

United Press reports from multiple campuses show Regis Monahan missing Ohio State practice due to his brother’s serious illness. Purdue, Wisconsin, Iowa, Notre Dame, Illinois, Minnesota, and Michigan State notes cover backfield shifts, scrimmage standouts, and injury updates as teams prepare for the season.

Monahan Ohio State Big Ten Columbus Regis Monahan Raymond George Kabealo

Discredit Rowe Kidnaping Story

Detroit police discredited a report that three men planned to kidnap Lynwood Rowe of the Tigers after Violet Talbot of Detroit said she overheard abductors discussing the plan. Pontiac and Detroit police questioned her, found no evidence, and released her to her husband.

Detroit t.Pi Lynwood Tiger

Football Writers In Terrible Predicament

Football writers face a new official ball this season, lighter on the short axis, yet same weight and length as last year. Casey Stengel, a baseball man, reflects on his Kansas City roots and past World Series days. The Norsaga’s opening America's Cup voyage leaves reporters ill and seasick, while notes on boxing figures and a trivia question close the item.

Charles Dillon Casey) Stengel Brooklyn Dodgers Kansas City Casey New York Yankees Norsaga

Barney Seeks Return Bout After McLarnin Loss

CHICAGO September 19 Barney Ross lightweight champion who lost his welterweight title to Jimmy McLarnin in New York Monday night said today he wants a return bout to prove it was a bad decision. Ross flew back after observing Yom Kippur and urged a quick rematch, naming Chicago as the logical venue.

Chicago Barney Ross Jimmy McLarnin New York McLarnin Jimmy

Advance Entries Low for Ohio Open Tourney

Dayton Ohio September 19 Advance entries for the Ohio Open Gold tournament at the Northmoor Club were the lowest in years with only 26 entries received. Secretary Steve Zappe of the Ohio P G A expected the field to reach 50. An 18 hole pro am event preceded the tournament. Akron’s Al Espinosa from Portage Club will defend the Open.

Dayton Northmoor Club Steve Zappe Ohio P. G. A al Espinosa Portage Club Akron

Birds Defeat Millers In A. A. Opener

In Minneapolis on September 19 Columbus Red Birds beat the Minneapolis Millers 12 to 4 in game two of the A A playoff series after a 12 to 4 win in the opener. Lew Riggs and Gene Moore homered for Columbus while Terry Moore had four hits. Jim Elliott pitched well for Columbus, limiting Minneapolis to 13 hits as Shaute and Chaplin were knocked from the mound.

Minneapolis Minn Columbus Red Birds Minneapolis Millers Columbus Battirs Lew Riggs Gene Moore Riggs Moore Terry

Local Amateur Champs Set for Three-Man Repeat Showdown

The field includes former champions Al Alcroft Jack Thompson and O Youngstown plus Steve Zappe of Springfield. Bob Kepler of Dayton is the sole outstanding amateur likely to compete. A former Ohio Amateur champion, he holds the course record of 9 in a practice round.

al Alcroft Jack Thompson O Youngstown Steve Zappe Springfield Bob Kepler Dayton Ohio

Nine Lettermen to Start Lineup For Elyria Clash

Veteran Elyria High faces Fairport Harbor High in the season opener with nine lettermen in the starting lineup led by Matt Ivary. Coach Harold Minister trusts a stronger squad than last year as 62 players compete for first string positions. Elyria’s Crimson also trains under Roy Clymer and Monstrous Maton with drills focused on forward passing and line stability.

Harold Minister Illinois Matt Mattsie Ivory Lake Shore Clymer Elyria Russ Davies C.T Hose Wiseacres Elyria High Hardings High Fairport Harbor Mariners Ely Stadium Minister University of Illinois Fairport Lorain Minister's Matt “Mattsie’ Ivary Ivary Mike “Peck" Hyduke Everett “Rube” Mackey Robert Gerald Babson Ohio University Crimson Eleven Roy Clymer Dave Maton Orion Lee Chuck Coen Lee Stape Clymer

Two Tied In Trophy Play At Country Club

Elyria Country Club ladies in their final season event contested the Haserodt Trophy. Mrs. Jack Flynn and Mrs. J BR Johnson tied for first. Flynn 98-7- and Johnson 162-11-41. A playoff will determine the winner. In a pairing and putting contest, Mrs. J P Brooks and Mrs. L B Farver tied in Class A with Brooks winning the playoff. Class B saw a tie between Mrs. Correll Smith and Mrs. Walter Ayres, Ayres winning the playoff. Prizes awarded to nonwinners: Mrs. L B Fauver Class A, Mrs. A Van Epp Class B, Mrs. Al Mason Class C.

Elyria Country Club Jack Flynn J. BR. Johnson Flynn Johnson J. P. Brooks L. B. Farver

Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today

Standings show Cleveland 3 9 and Washington 4 blank totals, Boston 2 St Louis 1, Philadelphia 6 Chicago 6, Detroit 2 New York 0. Today Philadelphia visits Chicago, Boston plays St Louis, New York meets Detroit, Washington hosts Cleveland, Cincinnati 2 2 New York 0 4, Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 7 Philadelphia 6 8, St Louis at Boston postponed due to grounds search.

Cleveland Washington Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Detroit New York St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Tittsburgh Ae Pet Hetroit Louis Baeae Washingtons Behina National Leag Et. Ag Pittsburgh X Gamex

Cineinedi at New York Pittshurst at Brooklyn

St Louis or Basten to Chicago at Philadelphia.

Cineinedi New York Pittshurst Brooklyn St Louis Basten Chicago Philadelphia

Hard Luck Hurlers Fitzsimmons Newsom Struggle

Freddy Fitzsimmons of the Giants and Buck Newsom of the Browns endure tough luck in a day of baseball. Fitzsimmons blanked by lack of run support despite a strong start as Cincinnati won 9 2, Giants split the doubleheader with Ott homering for New York. Newsom pitched a one hitter but took the loss in a 9 1 defeat for Boston.

York Freddy Fitzsimmons New York Giants Buck Newsom St. Louis Browns Freddy Buck Fitzsimmons Giants Cincinnati Reds Benny Frey Buck Newson Sox Red Sox Boston Bob Johnson Cubs Phillies Chicago Don Hurst Phils Phil Collins Brooklyn Pirates Pittsburgh Detroit Yankees New York Schoolboy Rowe Hank Greenberg Cleveland Washington Earl Averill Indians Senators

Play Sunday At Avon Lake

Avon Lake Ohio September 19 The combined Avon and Avon Lake teams under Gang Brothers of Avon Lake oppose St Nick s of Lorain Sunday on the Avon Lake diamond. Last Sunday the combined outfit defeated Sandra Sports of Lorain. Frey or Flickinger will pitch for Avon Lake. The game starts at 3 50.

Avon Lake Avon Gang Brothers of St. Nicks of Lorain Sandra Sports Frey Flickinger

Mrs J B Johnson Heads Elyria Country Club Ladies Assn

Mrs J B Johnson was elected chairman of the Elyria Country Club Ladies Association for 1935 at a meeting of members held yesterday at the club. Mrs Richard Timms was elected secretary and Mrs R Wincock treasurer.

J. B. Johnson Elyria Country Club Ladies Association Richard Timms R. Wincock

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