Elyria High Grid Ineligible Kaminski Jezewski Shocks Looming Season
Elyria High announced that Joe Kaminski and Stacey Jezewski have been ruled ineligible for further athletic participation. Kaminski is over the 20 year age limit per Ohio Commissioner H R Townsend, while Jezewski has exhausted six semesters of high school, making him ineligible. This upheaval forces changes in Crimsons lineup as coach Roy Crimer and aide Dave Eaton adjust for the Oberlin game. Veteran support is thinning with only Captain George Novotny among linemen likely to start, leaving several inexperienced players to fill key roles.
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Russ Davies
Lyria High
Joe Kaminski
Stacey Jezewski
Kaminski
H. R. Townsend
Ohio State
Fezewski
Crimson Guard
Jezewski
Roy Crimer
Crimson
Dave Eaton
Oberlin
Renouard
Sanford Finger
Husky
Finger
Clymer
Letterman
George Novotny
Zuppke Faces Hard Task At Illinois This Season
Illinois football coach Robert C. Zuppke faces a rebuilding season with 188 lettermen returning and a veteran backfield to form a stronger line. The Illini aim for three Big Ten wins as they reshuffle tackles guards and centers while eyeing key players Fred Frink Ivan Schustek Gil Berry Pete Yanuskus and Herman Walser to lead the way with a schedule including Northwestern Michigan Chicago Wisconsin Indiana and Ohio State.
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Zuppke
Illinois
Illini
Fred Frink
Miami
Fla
Ivan Schustek
Harry Palmer
Bob May
Howard Johnson
Jack Bodman
Letterman
Chuck Bennis
Illneis
Pete Yanuskus
Gil Berry
Brall
Herman Walser
Jack Hernon
Ed Snavely
Coe
Bradley
Northwestern
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Chicago
Wisconsin
Madison
Indiana
Ohio State
Indians Browns In Double Bill
Cleveland clings to a slim mathematical chance to derail Washington from third place as it hosts St Louis for a doubleheader. Willis Hudlin to start game one, Sarge Connally likely in game two, with Stewart and Blaeholder set to pitch for the Browns. The Senators hold a similar path, needing four wins to clinch third while Cleveland plays four more vs Chicago and one vs St Louis.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Brownies
St Louis
Tribe
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Nats
Willis Hudlin
Browns
Sarge Connally
St. Louis
Stewart
Blaeholder
Big Five Batters Highlight Slugging At Bat in NY Tilt
United Press reports a batting summary noting Jimmy Foxx doubled on two trips and scored once. Al Simmons tripled in four at bats driving in two runs. Bill Terry singled in four at bats for one run. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig did not play.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Babe Ruth
Louw Gehrig
Zanesville Golfer Wins District Golf Title
Canton Ohio September 20 Archie Hambrick of Zanesville won the Cleveland District Open Golf Championship defeating a field of 68. Hambrick posted a 36 hole total of 140 two under par. Other top scores listed include Al Esponosa Akron 141 Reggie Myles Ashland 146 J Thompson Youngstown 148 Oliver Trduse Cleveland 148 L Waldron Barberton 149 Waldo Crowder Cleveland 149 Denny Shute Hudgon 149 Joe Novick Cleveland 149.
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Zanesville
Canton
Archie Hambrick
al Es- Pinosa
Akron
Reggie Myles
Ashland
J. Thompson
Youngstown
Oliver Trdusue
Cleveland
L. Waldron
Barberton
Waldo Crowder
Denny Shute
Hudgon
Joe Novick
Crimson Netters Open Lake Erie League Schedule
Elyria High netters begin the 1952 Lake Erie League slate by hosting Lakewood. Captain Eddie Bembower, Ken Lyons, and Bob Peters lead singles. doubles feature Gus Elberts, Ken Mitchell, Bob Mann, and Paul Thompson. Reserve crew: Bob Belter, Walt Haney, Dick Fell. Following this match, Heights and Lotain and Shaw games loom on Sept 24, Sept 23, and Oct 2.
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Chuck Huppoach
Lee Lyman
Elyria High Netters
Laka Erie
Lakewood
Crimson
Sixth Streetters
Eddie Bembower
Ken Lyons
Bob Peters
Gus Elberts
Ken Mitchell
Bob Mann
Paul Thompson
Bembower
Lyons
Bob Belter
Walt Haney
Dick Fell
Heights
Lotain
Shaw
Cubs Face Pirates in Doubleheader to Clinch Pennant
Cubs need one win from a doubleheader against the Pittsburgh Pirates to secure the National League pennant. Charles Grimm, in his first 49 days as manager, aims to seal the title as Chicago chases the flag while other league races unfold around idle teams.
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New York
Charles Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Big Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago
Phillies
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Giants
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Bronx
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Snead Jolley
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Former Indian Player Dies
Kenton Ohio man Otto A. Neu 38, former utility infielder with the Cleveland Washington and St. Louis American League clubs, died here Monday of intestinal influenza contracted Sept 10 in Toledo. He was a former Kenton Reds basketball player and naval training football team member at Great Lakes. Neu belonged to the American Legion Masons and Elks.
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Kenton
Otto A. Neu
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Toledo
Neu
Kenton Reds
Great Lakes
American Legion
the Masonic and Elks Odges
Dillman Defeats Jones In Cherry Ridge Match
Jack Dillman won the Class A Mid-Summer Flight at Cherry Ridge defeating George Jones in the final 6 and 4. Wednesday's feature at West Riser Road will be the regular Blind Par tourney, it was announced.
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Dillman
Jones
Cherry Ridge
Jack Dillman
George Jones
West Riser Road Course
Ex-Hy's Practice At Jefferson Tonight
The Ex-Hy s hold a practice at Jefferson Field at 6 30 this evening with all players urged to attend. The team opens its season Sunday traveling to Akron for a game against the Orients formerly the South Akron Awnings.
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Ex-Hy’s
Jefferson Field
Akron
Orients
South Akron Awnings
O'Dowd Earns Draw In Bridgeport Ring Action
In Bridgeport on Monday night Mike O'Dowd of Columbus fought Battling Gizzy of Pittsburgh to a ten round draw after Gizzy seized an early edge but faded in the later rounds. Other results include Hans Roberts defeating Bobby Brinkman in six rounds, Jackie Herman stopping Tony Franz in two rounds, and Jerry ...
Yankees And Cubs Infield Battle Near Even In World Series Talk
United Press report compares the infields of the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs ahead of a potential World Series. Gehrig leads in power while Cubs stars Grimm Herman and Koenig shine defensively. Cubs leaders also post strong batting averages.
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New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
George Kiresey
United Press
Hicago
Lou Gehrig
Cubs
Yankees
Chicago
Gehrig
Frank Crosetti
New York
Lazzeri
Joe Sewell
Mark Koenig
Geritig
Charley Grimm
Woody English
Athletics
Yanks
Grimm
Herman
Koenig
Crosetti
Sewell
Geh- Tig
Yankee
Billy Herman
Tony Lazzeri
English
Bill Jurges
Lyn Lary
Yankees Cubs
Crosett
Four Teams Remain Unbeaten In National Tourney
Dayton, UBI Flint, Newcomerstown, and Pittsburgh carried perfect records into the National Baseball Federation eighth annual tournament as the third round opened. Dayton faced Pittsburgh while Newcomerstown met Flint and other games listed Cleveland vs New Haven, Cincinnati vs Pontiac, and Detroit vs Fort Wayne. Newcomerstown had already posted two wins, 5–2 over Fort Wayne and 7–5 over Pontiac, Dayton won 10–6 over New Haven, and Flint routed Indianapolis 15–3 to eliminate them. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 3–0 in a tightly played contest.
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Dayton
UBI
Flint
Mich
Pittsburgh
Newcomerstown
National Baseball Federation
Cleveland
New Haven
Conn
Cincinti
Pontiac
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Standings show Philadelphia 5, Chiveato f Boston 5, Detroit 4. Today’s games list St Louis at Cleveland in two games, Chicago at Detroit in two, Washington at Boston. Yesterday Boston and New York 3 Philadelphia 6, Brooklyn 3. Other scores include Milwaukee 5, Minneapolis 3 and Indianapolis at Lewisville. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 9 to 5. Cleveland 9 Akron 5. Detroit 9 Dearborn 2. Akron and Dearborn eliminated after two losses.
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Chiveato
Boston
Detroit
St Loui
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Neaults
New York
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Lewisville
Texas
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Akron
Dearborn
Ubs & A
L. Pet
G.B. York
St. Louis
GB Bees
Philadelphia Tan If
St Lews
Bnty
Columbus Ear
Milwaukee St
Seeeeber
Louisvale
Dayton Football Outlook Faces Guard Gaps In 1932
Ohio period Sept. 20 report notes University of Dayton aiming for a solid 1932 season despite likely guard weaknesses. Co captains James Cleary and Harold Fearn provide line leadership, with backfield hopefuls including Danny Gill Dan Fitzsimmons and Marty Armbruster. Guards named: Ben Levy Han Meyer and John Medley among other linemen such as Tackles Keller and Connors.
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Harry Baujan
University of Dayton
Dayton
James
Shine) Cleary
Harold Fearn
Danny Gill
Philadelphia
Dan Fitzsimmons
Cleveland
George Gerry
London
Bob Payne
Ray Connors
Gene Rogers
Stan Corbett
Cincinnati
Jim McCarthy
Toledo
Tiger Trounces Galvin in Third Round Thriller
Johnny Miller and Tiger Powers Lorain’s Moore box on the Knights of Pythias card at Lorain Antlers Auditorium winning. Moore stops Galvin in the sixth after a two straight wins over the Port City foe. Miller dominates Ellis Davis with rapid left hooks and knockdowns in rounds two and three. Alphonse Harris defeats Joe Martin in a six rounder. Mazone beats Urbanski by decision. Frank Roberts stops Willard Bond in two rounds. Balasz defeats Kish in four. Referees Marshall Petrosky Wray Spademan. Judges Marsho Syar.
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Ernie Braden
OTH Elyria
Johnny Miller
Tiger Powers Moore
Knights of Pythias
Lorain Antlers
Miller
Ellis Davis
Lorain
Moore
Jay Galvan
Port City
Alphonse Harris
Joe K. O. Martin
Steel City
Martin
Harris
Avon
Bey
Ray Urbanski
Frankie Mazone
Frankie
Moore-Gal- Yan
Dick Fine- Ban
Tiger
Galvan
Elyrian
Davis
Johnny
Alphonse
Mazone-Urbanski
Mazone
Urbanski
Andy Roberts
Willard Bond
Roberts
Bond
Mike Balasz
Bull Kish
Bull
Toll Ng Story
Kish
Charlie Marshall
Joe Petrosky
Johnny Wray
Art Spademan
Sammy Marsho
Gar Wood Sets World Record For Motor Boats
Algonac Mich Sept 20 Gar Wood drove Miss America X to a new world record for motor boats on the St Clair river by averaging 154.91 mph over a measured nautical mile. He made 124.41 mph first run and 125.42 mph second run for a 1234.91 mph average. Over a statute mile the averages were 124.74 and 124.65 mph for an American record of 124.71 mph. The old world nautical mile mark was held by Kaye Don at 119.75 mph.
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Algonac
Mich
Gar Wood
St. Clair River
Wood
Kaye Don
Miss England
Loch Lomond
Scotland
LaRay Wins In Columbus Bout Record
In Columbus Ohio last night Lou Bloom a Jewish lightweight from Columbus defeated Kid Walker of Zanesville in a 10 round bout. Bloom weighed 136 while Walker weighed 132 1 2. Ray Larry of Lorain beat Albert George of Columbus in a six round preliminary. Eddie Wagner of Chillicothe won a decision over Joey Hines of Columbus in four rounds. Bob Kepler of Columbus knocked out Cannonball Tracy of Zanesville in the second round.
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Columbus
Lou Bloom
Kid Walker
Zanesville Negro
Bloom
Walker
Ray Larry
Lorain
Albert George
Eddie Wagner
Chiltcothe
Joey Hines
Bob Kepler
Cannonball Tracy
Zanesville
Bowling League Reorganization Meeting Tonight
City Bowling League representatives gather to reorganize for the 1932-33 season at Knights of Columbus alleys tonight. Secretary Louie Bueche will lead. guests invited to join. Meeting starts at 8:15 p.m.
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Knights of Columbus
Louie Bueche
Buckeye cross country meet to be run at OWU Nov 19
The Buckeye conference cross country event is slated for Saturday November 19 at Ohio Wesleyan University. It will be run between halves of the Ohio Wesleyan versus Ohio University football game. Ohio Wesleyan is the defending champion.
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Delaware
Buckeye Conference
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio Wesleyan
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Keystoner
Jack Lords
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Football Outlook
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Balasz
Jimmy Syar
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