Tough Access to Ely Stadium Press Box Story
Ely Stadium press box entry proved difficult for outsiders when Sandusky High coach Wallace Glenwright and a companion sought access during the Elyria Oberlin game. Principal C P Shively authorized their admission after confirmation. Jerry Ross and his wife later joined through the same arrangement, highlighting the box’s editor and official focus.
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Delano Roosevelt
Ely Stadium
Wallace Glenwright
Sandusky High School
Blue Streaks
Elyria
Oberlin
Glenwright
Chick Smith Officiates School Grid Games and More
Chick Smith, known as a busy football official, refereed both the Sandusky Collinwood and New London Loraith Reserves games Friday. Jerry Ross doubted a standout season for Suburban League players, predicting Rocky River might win. Ralph Bauer praised Sandusky Blue Streaks as tough but beatable, highlighting Anders at left tackle and backs Balconi and Blakely, with Bauer planning trips to Middletown and Springfield next. The Cleveland Rams show improvement despite a loss to the Cardinals and loom as a tougher NFL foe this season.
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Chick Smith
A. N
Chick) Smith
Smith
Sandusky- Collinwood
London-Loraith
Chick
Jerry
Jerry Ross
Lakewood
Rangers
Ross
Rocky River
Bauer
Scotts
Ralph Bauer
Elyria High School
Roy Clymer
Sandusky
Anders
Balconi
Blakely
Clymer
Middletown
Toledo Scott
Springfield
Golf tournament in New York aims to name best player
United Press reports a golf tournament at Fenway Country Club in Westchester County New York offering 85000 in first prize. Entry could include most male citizens 21 to 50 with golf gear, drawing top pros like Cowper Snead and Metz as well as numerous hopefuls. Extra 18 holes may be added to fit six rounds over four days.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
War Department
Fenway Country Club
Westchester County
New York
Cowper
Smith
Snead
Guldahl
Little
Manero
Shute
Metz
Newcastle
Pro golf title claim follows fall of 1930
The text notes Bobby Jones turning pro in 1930 and discusses candidate successors at Fenway Park, implying a long-standing claim to a title since that year. It references United Press copyright from 1938 and suggests Fenway as a possible heir to Jones’s legacy.
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Bobby Jones
C Am
Fenway
Jones
United Press
Brooklyn Ties Washington in NL football clash
United Press reports a 16 16 tie as the Brooklyn Dodgers halt the world champion Washington Red Skins without Sam Baugh. Chicago Bears edge Green Bay Packers 2 0 with a late safety, while the Cardinals beat the Rams 7 6 in a separate Saturday night game.
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United Press
Washington Red Skins
Sam Baugh
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Chicago
Cardinals
Bears
Cleveland Rams
Braves To Practice In Preparation For Season Opener
The West Side Braves, a new light heavyweight football team, will hold two practices this week at Jefferson Field. Perry Clapp asks listed players to report at 3:30 p.m. tonight and invites other light heavyweight teams in Lorin County to contact him, at 332 Lodi Street, for games or backing between 7 and 8 p.m. on weekdays and weekends.
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West Side Braves
Perry Clapp
Jefferson Field
E. Bishop
K. Bishop
Hall
L. Moore
Moore
C. Wissinger
W. Wissinger
Bob Beckloff
Roy Rack
Lappin
Lorin County
Wshing
Lodi Street
Geo
Clapp
S .U
Dickey Tops All American Popularity Poll for Catchers
New York Sept. 19 Bill Dickey of the New York Yankees was voted the most popular catcher in a cereal company popularity poll. He polled 37 percent of votes with Gabby Hartnett of the Chicago Cubs second and Ernie Lombardi of the Cincinnati Reds third.
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New York
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Indians Split Double Header With Athletics
The Cleveland Indians split a twin bill with the Philadelphia Athletics, winning 7 to 3 behind Willis Hudlin in the opener, then losing 14 to 2 as the A's pounded seven Cleveland pitchers. The two teams finish the series today as Cleveland battles for second place in the American League behind Boston.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
A's
Willis Hudlin
Mackmen
Boston Red Sox
Bob Feller
Indians
Athletics
Iowa Farm Bay
Standings Update From Three Leagues Playoffs
In the American Association Kansas City trails Indianapolis 6 to 8 while St. Paul hosts Milwaukee amid rain. International League Rochester beats Newark 5 3 and Buffalo over Syracuse 5 3. Texas League San Antonio leads Beaumont 19 3. Minor Atlantic Portsmouth 3 Akron 2.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Syracuse
San Antonio
Beaumont
Portsmouth
Akron
City B Bowling League Second Week Opens Tonight
Class B bowling teams swing into the second week with two shifts. Early action at 7 pm features Eagles versus Miller Celery, Elks against Welsh Funeral Home, Blue Sky Inn versus Van's Service Station, Electro Alleys versus City Loan. Late shift at 9 pm includes Fox Furnace versus Yattersall Dairy, Gerber's Market versus Ridgeville Hatchery, Wykrent's Grille versus Motor Haulaway, Shell Petroleum against Tarry Tavern.
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Eagles
Miller Celery
Elks
Welsh Funeral Home
Blue Sky Inn
Van's
Electro
City Loan
Fox Furnace
Yattersall Dairy
Gerber's Market
Ridgeville Hatchery
Wykrent's Grille
Motor Haulaway
Shell Petroleum
Tarry Tavern
Local Stag Day Highlights at Elyria Country Club
Approximately 90 members and guests attended the annual Stag Day at Elyria Country Club with golf in the afternoon and a clam bake in the evening. Winners included Larry Clap 75 in Blind Par, guests N W Duffin and M E Brown 83, and Dick Timmy 82 low gross. ALPH Murboch won the Elyria Club championship by defeating Q J Winsor 5 and 4.
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Elyria Country Club
Larry Clap
Aca Vouk
H. E. Sullivan
Warren Shafer
QO. Springer
Larry Worixeljohn
HD. Cook
H. W. Peny
N. W. Duffin
M. E. Brown
C A. Beaver
H. L. Wright
BD. K. Foster
FP. M Boyer
L. C. Reienelderfer
Dick Timmy
Alph Murboch
Elyria
Felon
Q. J
Glorha Country Club
Werther
Rudy Mate
Lay Gross
John Smith
Mate
Charles Kale
Art Rich
Wene
Jim Parks
M. O'D_L
C. Sharrer
F. Gordon
Becker's Wayside Inn
Futur
William
Irsh) Moe
Joe Rodgers
Lily Clark
North Olmsted Girls Beat Men 9 to 5 in Softball Duel
North Olmsted Ohio September 18 The North Olmsted Cook's Service softball girls defeated the Busmen and drivers 9 to 5 after seven innings and three extra frames Opal Limpert pitched well fanning 14 as unearned runs powered the Busmen. Earlier Freedom Oil edged 105th St 2 to 1 in morning play.
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R. Yesberger
Limpert
Busmen
Fritz Limpert
Larry Eskins
Cy Eskins
North Olmsted
North Olmsted Freedom Oil
105Th St
Freedom Oil
Knights of Columbus Bowling League Captains Meet
Knights of Columbus Bowling League captains meet tonight at the club rooms at 8 o clock. Teams will be drawn for the coming season as eight teams make up the league roster, four more than last season. The league season opens Tuesday October 4.
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Knights of Columbus
Six Future Foes Of Elyria Win Three Are Beaten
Six of nine future opponents of Elyria High won opening football games Friday and Saturday. Sandusky beat Cleveland Collinwood 19-7, Middletown defeated Columbus East 33-0, Shaw downed East Tech 19-0. Saturday Lorain, Lakewood, and Cleveland Heights won. Akron West lost to Mansfield 14-0.
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Elyria High
Sandusky
Cleveland Collinwood
Middletown
Columbus East
Shaw
East Tech
Fremont
Bellevue
Shaker Heights
John Hay
Lorain
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Akron West
Cleveland South
Rocky River
Garfield Heights
Mansfield
Champ And Patty Are Favored In Women's Tourney
Wilmette Illinois September 199 for Out they go today 64 match play berths in the Women's National Amateur Golf championships over Westmoreland. Defending champion Mrs Estelle Lawson Page and Patty Berg are heavy favorites to reach the 36 hole final, as they did last year in Memphis where Page won 7 and 6. The field lacks a stopper for them. Page scored Americas greatest Curtis Cup victory against Britain. Patty has nine silver mugs from 12 tournaments this year and has surpassed her runner up title.
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Memphis
Page
America
Britain
Patty
Blues And Brewers Bank On Mound Aces
The Kansas City Blues and Milwaukee Brewers use two big right handed pitchers for a win or go home playoff game. Kansas City beat Indianapolis 6 to 3 in a decisive contest as St. Paul awaited elimination.
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Brewers
United Press
Kansas City Blues
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Ernie Bonham
Indians
Jack Tising
Milwaukee
St. Paul Saints
Whitlow Wyatt
Elyria Girls Defeat Western Automatics Softball Meet
The Elyria Girls beat Western Automatics 8 6 yesterday afternoon on the Western diamond to win their 38th game of the season. Battery: Betty Garford, Helen Minnie Stannon, Bernice Walend for Elyria. Leola Bommer pitched and Arlene Pitts caught for Western. The series stands 2-2 after the contest.
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Elyria Girls
Betty Garford
Helen
Minnie" Stannon
Bernice Walend
Leola Bommer
Arlene Pitts
Lorain Eleven Romps In First Game Of Season
Lorain High opened the season with a 31 to 7 victory over Cleveland South at Recreation Stadium. After a tight first half the Lorain grid machine surged in the second half, scoring four touchdowns while South managed a single late score through a passing attack. Local sports notes and player names appear in the readable sections of the report.
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Lorain
Lorain. O
Lorain High
Cleveland South
Recreation Stadium
South
Cleve
Steeees
Rouble McCormick
Predovic
Herbert Syk
Biudersholt Baeh Seweene
Hartley
Wilks
Kasehule Wolfe
Rueble
Us Lipinski Age Hiowns
Wil Bowbler
Johnson
Hulzoml
Birel
Lovedown
Thebaren
Steve Hazelwood
Jane
Irs
Tend Lipesmarmene
Nrubaker cWhig Westeran
Oberlin Gridders Open Floodlight Night Home Game
Oberlin High Indians host Garfield Heights in the first home night game under 60 floodlights at Oberlin field. The new lights cost 2500 dollars, not including installation, with kickoff at 7 30. Oberlin and Garfield Heights lost their openers 35 0 and 27 0 respectively.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Oberlin High Indians
Garfield Heights
Elyria
Cleland Heights
Boyd Robinson
Tattersall Dairies Clinch City Intermediate Crown in Scrappy Win
The Tattersall Dairies claimed the City Intermediate League title after a 6-5 victory by the Thompson Spurts over Chronicle-Telegram on the McKinley diamond. Six CT errors aided the Dairies as they won both halves. key hits and baserunning produced the decisive runs.
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Thompson
Gonfalon
Chronicle-Telegram
McKinley Diamond
Dairtes
Hanaps
Sporty Agl IL FT O
Wareouske
Mery
Sith
Martin
Dui
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Oef Capel
Ol Kelly
Koepi
Toy
Tompsom Sports
whron-Tely
Chronick-Telegram
Thompson Sports
Chicagoan To Attempt Marathon Golf Record
Chicago broker J. Smith Ferebee plans a 600 hole transcontinental golf feat starting in Lakeside, then 72 holes in Phoenix, 72 in Kansas City, 72 in St. Louis, 72 in Chicago and Milwaukee, plus 24 in New York to total 600 holes. He bets nearly $1,000 on the challenge.
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R— J. Smith Ferebee
Chicago
Ferebee
Virginia
Forebtee
Lakeside
Phoenix
Ariz
Kansas City
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
New York
Seek Removal of Toledo City Manager
Toledo council plans to act tonight on a resolution seeking removal of city manager J. N. Edy. Councilman Addison Q. Thatcher, former mayor, accuses the manager of unfair selection of a Chicago firm for a $9,000,000 lake water project. Thatcher’s critics call it political trickery. Also noted, Japan’s Foreign Minister Kazushige Ugaki visited his wife’s grave in Tama Cemetery before taking office.
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Toledo, O
J. N. Edy
Toledo
Addison Q. Thatcher
Chicago
Thatcher
Kazushige Ugaki
Japan
Tama
Yanks Clinch American League Flag Favored To Win World Series
The New York Yankees clinched their 10th AL pennant in 18 years and enter the World Series as 2-5 favorites to win a third straight title. Buck Newsom notched his 18th victory as the Yankees beat the Browns while the Pirates nudged toward the NL crown with a 1-0 win over the Phillies. Paul Waner delivered the late heroics for Pittsburgh, driving in the winning run.
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United Press
York
U.P
New York Yankees
Yankees
Jack Doyle
Broadway
Yanks
New York
Red Sox
White Sox
Chicago
Browns
St. Louis
Joe McCarthy
Buck Newsom
Pirates
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Phillies
Cubs
Paul Waner
Russ Bauers
al Hollingsworth
Brooklyn
Charlie Root
Dizzy Dean
Root
Simmings
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Bucks Scrimmage Sparks Sophomore Standouts at Ohio State
Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt watched sophomores shine in a fall scrimmage. Halfback Jimmy Strausbaugh of Chillicothe and right guard Andy Tobik of Cleveland impressed, moving up from the "A" squad. Strausbaugh showed a 70 yard run and Tobik blocked a try for point as Dover fullback Zuchegno also stood out among the backs.
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Jimmy Strausbaugh
Chillicothe
Andy Tobik
Cleveland
Gui
Aclion
Ohio State
Strausbaugh
Tobik
Francis Schmidt
Bucks
Schmidt
Nick Rutkay
Turnesa Definitely Will Not Turn Pro
Briar Cliff Manor New York September 19 Willie Turnesa says he will stay amateur after winning the National Amateur Golf Championship at Oakmont. The 23 year old youngest holder since Bobby Jones vows golf remains a pleasure not a business. He defeated Pat Abbott 8 and 7 in the school final to claim the crown.
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Briar Cliff Manor
N. Y
Willie Turnesa
Oakmont
Turnesa
Bobby Jones
Merion
Wilkes
Pat Abbott
Altadena
Canif
Rams Drop 7-6 Game To Cards
Cleveland Rams lose 7-6 to the Chicago Cardinals at Shaw Stadium. Lawrence scored the Cardinals’ early TD and Smith added the extra point. Corby Davis tied it late for Cleveland with a one yard run, but the extra point kick failed. The Rams prepare for Sunday’s game in Washington against the defending NFL champions.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Rams
Washington Redskins
Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Shaw Stadium
Cardinals
Lawrence
Smith
Corby Davis
Indiana
Bob Davis
Chienze
T. Tinsley
Apeneee Benton Pblaine Ae
Miller Cappeletti
Chestre Mullenaux
Cherundolo Carter
Bewis Nolan Ream Smithtephens
Tyler Brazell Sloan
Davis Lawrence - Drake
Parker Ess Be
C. Davis
Sieseseyere
Strikers Continue Picketing McCord Radiator Plant
Wyandotte Michigan Sept 19 Pickets marched before the McCord Radiator Company plant despite a tentative UAW announced agreement to end a strike active since Aug 2. Some regular employees returned to work while others on strike rejected the accord. The action protested machinery moves to a London plant with talks to cover Wyandotte Detroit and Plymouth plants if affiliates join the union.
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Wyandotte
Mich
McCord Radiator ‘Company
United Automobile Workers Union
London
Detroit
Plymouth
Ind
UAW
Glass Eating Impromptu Arrest Shocks Goshen Band
Sherman Campbell, 18, of Flint Michigan, carnival performer, faced Magistrate Henry B. Merritt in Goshen for disorderly conduct after an impromptu glass eating act at a band concert. He received a suspended sentence.
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Goshen
Sherman Campbell
Flint
Mich
Henry B. Merritt
Campbell
Periscopes Aid Blue Mountains Cliff Rescue
Sydney reports Blue Mountains Rescue Society uses periscopes to locate persons believed to have fallen from cliffs. The devices extend over edges to survey rock faces and view around projections before rescue ropes are deployed.
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Sydney
Australia
Blue Mountains Rescue Society
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