Success Of Miami Eleven In Buckeye Race Depends On Development Of Sophi
Sophomore talent development lies at the heart of Miami University's football outlook for the coming season Coach Frank Wilton's squad will rely on unproven sophomores to shoulder the load after losing key players from 1934 The team is heavier with greater reserve strength but lacks experience with a tough early schedule and a pivotal October Western Conference slate starting October 12 at home against Ohio Western.
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Sauer Triumphs Over Woods In Rialto Rough Match
Sauer, nicknamed the Nebraska Strangler, defeated Joe Woods in a two-fall match at Rialto Theatre. Sauer took the first and third falls, using a reverse chin lock to seal the win in thirteen minutes thirty seconds of action. The semi final featured Doug Marcel and Prince Ulysses Nikalikis in a wild one-hour draw, with Marcel ultimately pinning the Prince in the second.
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Oxi
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Hughess-Notice on softball team meeting at market
The Huighes softball team will hold an important business meeting tonight at the market at 3:30 p m. All players must be present per Manager Alexander Reisz.
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Skeet Trap Field Opens On Sunday
Lorain County Fish and Game Association announces new skeet and trap field ready for inspection and preliminary shooting on Sunday. The field lies two and a half miles west of Wellington on Route 15, built under Len Coates of Wellington, who will manage it. Members and the public may shoot. Delegations from Elyria and Lorain will attend Wellington Committee opening day. Shooting begins at 1 p.m.
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Lorain
Atip
Lorain Net Team Blanks Elyria 5 0 in League Opener
Lorain Net Team defeated Elyria 5 to 0 in a Lake Erie League opener. The Pink and Purple Siders dominated singles with 6 0 and 6 3 scores, while the doubles Obadzinsky Tkach and Auder Hemminger won 6 1 6 0 and 6 1 6 0. The Crimson netters travel to Cleveland Saturday to meet Shaw in their second league match.
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Coles-Dehm
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Cleveland
Shaw
Hankinson to Meet Mader on Baer Card in New York
Hank Hankinson of Akron Ohio signs to fight Eddie Mader of New York in an eight round light heavyweight bout on the Joe Son ia Max Baer card in New York on September 24. Hankinson has spent the past months on the Pacific Coast.
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Hank Hankinson
Akron
Eddie Mader
Joe Sonia
Max Baer
Hankinson
Pacific Coast
John J. Phelan
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Abe Feldman
Max
Feldman
Elyna Fighters On Cleveland Card
Three of Charter White’s boxers compete on a Cleveland card at Groey Gardens on Buckere road tomorrow night. Gussie Smallwood, a colored bantam, battles Lou Laurie, Cleveland Golden Gloves runner-up, now a bantam. Ron Hamilton meets John Smith, both from Cleveland, while Art Booth faces Jack Walsh at 142 pounds.
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White
Lou Laurie
Cleveland Golden Gloves
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John Smith
Hamilton
Art Booth
Jack Walsh
Campbell Memorial High adopts new offense against Elyria
The Campbell Memorial High team coached by John Knapick uses both single wing and Notre Dame styles. Former Geneva College star Knapick once played for the Cleveland Pennzoits. Ashland High’s Red Longler introduces a five man line against Elyria, with a 5 4 2 defense pushing the Crimson to run the ends. The feature game drew a good Hollow Sunday crowd as local football stories blend with boxing notes and softball chatter from Elyria.
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Ashland Hish
Elyria Grid
Agai Elyria
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Crimson
Red Raiders
Champ Weighs Baer Choice After Louis Workout
Ompton Lakes News reports Jimmy Braddock shifting prediction about Max Baer facing Joe Louis after observing Louis’s workout. Louis held a hard sparring session, plans five rounds Saturday, while Roxborough warns against dirty tactics and vows Louis will fight clean. Baer pressed Feldman to a second-round knockdown as preparations intensified.
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Joe Louis
Ompton Lakes
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Sepe
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Rej Centir
Braddock
Louis
Cory John Roxborough
Roxborough
Honbie
Loni
Maxie
Indians Rout Athletics in Doubleheader Sweep
Cleveland Indians return from Eastern tour and clinch third place as they sweep a doubleheader against the Oakland A’s winning 10-5 and 10-0. Mack's rookies contribute in both games with strong hitting and pitching. Teer drives in three runs in the second game while the staff secures a shutout and tally of his twentieth win.
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Ohio State employs six man backfield in early drills
Ohio State football drills reveal a six man backfield under coach Francis Schmidt. Trevor Rees of Dover and Merle Wendt of Middletown anchor the versatile ends, with Rees noted as a top pass catcher and Wendt emerging as a strong offensive threat. Reserve ends Sam Busich and Frank Cumiskey also show solid offensive form.
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Bo McMillin
Indiana
Big Fen
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Dover
Merle Wendi
Middletown
Francis A. Schmidt
Mid-East
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Bucks
Lehmidt
Sam Busich
Lorain
Frank Cumiskey
Youngstown
Demerio Wins Eskyria Caddy Championship Title
Sam Demerio defeated Anthony Wolodzko 3 and 4 in the Eskyria Country Club Class B caddy final to claim the title. Demerio posted 46 33 898 while Wolodzko finished 49 48 97 as Philadelphia AB and notable game notes follow.
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Eskyria Country Club
Anthony Wolodzko
Demerio
Wolodzko
Philadelphia AB. Fr.lh
O. AE. Newsome
Dietrich
Cleveland
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Hnicky
Galatazer
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Berry
Snyder
Hughes
Foxx
Philadelph
Caster
McGowan, Marberry
Summers
St Johns Lutheran League Bowls Set To Organize
St Johns Lutheran League holds a meeting at the school on Third Street to organize a season opening. Eight teams are listed including Held Transfers, Strack Furniture, Elyria Lumber and Coal, Rothgery Motors, Coca Colas, Eldorread Tire and Supply, Vestal's Shoe Store, and Columbia Club. The Coca Colas, Eldorread, and Vestals are new. The season opens September 23 with matches set for Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
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Third Street
Strack Furniture
Elyria Lumber and Coal
Rothgery Motors
Coca Colas
Eldorread Tire and Supply
Vestal’s Shoe Store
Columbia Club
Eldorread
Vestals
Learue
Bierman Predicts Gophers Lose At Least Three This Fall
Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman warns the Gophers will drop at least three games this season as he laments heavy graduation and cites only 18 lettermen returning from the 1934 national champions. He notes losses of Lundston Bevan Kostka Tanner while Alfonso, Roscoe Seidel and Beise headline a reshaped backfield with new quarterbacks and reserves ready to fill gaps.
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United Press
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Bering Sea
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Fettermen
Ohio State
Pat Lundston
Bit Bevan
Franke Kostka
Bob Tanner
Alfonse
Lund
Snutius Alfonse
Gamer
Luna
Alfonso
George Roscoe
Glen Seidel
Sheldon Beise
Seidel
Werner Levoir
Sam Hunt
Jack Rooney
Clarence
Tofis) Thompson
Andy Cram
George Rennix
Avon Chevrolets Face Lorain Pennzoils In Weekend Duel
The Hi Chevrolets of the Tri County League meet Lorain’s Pal's Pennzoils in a Sunday game. Avon has won nine straight and seeks another win after a 7-7 draw in their latest matchup. Bob O'Dell to start for Avon with Mohr catching. Buck Needles slated for Pennzoils.
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Hi Chevrolets
Pal’s Penrzoils
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Waellie Knitter
Buck Needles
Cubs Extend 15th Straight Win Set 1935 MLB Record
Henry Super reports the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Giants 15-3 to stretch their consecutive victory streak to 15, the best since 1924. Charley Root pitched. the Cubs pace the pennant race while Giants fade from NL contention as Detroit and other standings shift.
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United Press
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Brookin
Giants
Detroit
St. Louis
Charley Root
Zaiewski Leads Elyria CCC Caddy Final
Matthew Zaiewski held a one up lead over Icey Vavzincak after 18 holes of the Elyria Country Club Caddy Championship final at Elyria CC. Zaiewski led early, with a three up edge at the 41st hole before Vavzincak narrowed the gap by the end of the morning round. scores show Zaiewski 41-79 and Vavzincak 42-33.
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Vavzincak
Elyria Country Club
Zaiewski
Zalewski
Varzincak
Yarosz Favored To Defeat Risko In Title Go Tonight
In Pittsburgh on September 19 Teddy Yarosz is favored to defend his middleweight title against Eddie Risko of Syracuse in a 15 round bout. Risko previously beat Yarosz by technical knockout in a non-title bout in Scranton last New Year’s Day. Promoters expect a $50,900 gate for tonight’s title fight.
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Eddie
Babe) Risko
Syracuse
Risko
Yarosz
Scranton
Raus Wins Elyria Elks Golf Tourney at Spring Valley
Raus, star at Elyria Country Club, won the Elyria Elks Club tournament at Spring Valley with a 75. George Dible was runner up with 79, Howard Stanford 80. The Blind Par went to Bill Bird with a net 4. Other scores included Frank Hoover 74 Art Richwine 74 Jack Marshall 74 Vic Breitenstein 74 Cy Keys 74 George Gould 75 Claude Wagner 73. The meet closed a series of club events this season followed by a clam bake for about 50 players.
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Elyria Country Club
Elyria
Raiders and Devils Prep for Grid Clash at Ely Stadium
Raiders and Campbell Memorial High School squads prepared for a Friday night game at Ely Stadium. Campbell’s coach Joey Krapick announced a 11-man line averaging 161 pounds, with starters Timko 155 and Macela 169 ends Graban 167 Kenya 171 tackles Children 170 Julius 165 swords Gill 166 center Garr 154, S Tefil 145 Sirak 152 halfbacks J Tofil 170 fullback. Roy Clymer signaled likely unchanged Raiders lineup, with Brada replacing Crandall at left guard and Forbes possibly taking Ed Czak’s right end spot.
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Farrell Delivers in Ninth to Beat Detroit Cardinals
Yesterday's game featured Farrell of the Boston Red Sox as a pinch hitter in the ninth with bases loaded, delivering a single that brought in the winning run against Detroit. The broader note mentions ongoing scientific experiments with airplanes controlled remotely, and a historical remark that Egypt was part of the Turkish Empire until 1914.
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Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Egypt
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