Senators Fall To Browns As Pennant Chase Heats Up
Cullin, Star Tackle, Lost To Elyria High Football Team Senators Need Two Victories To Cinch Flag AJEW YORK, Sept. 20. Washington still needed two more victories today to clinch the American League pennant and World Series with the New York Yankees. A Browns win and a Yankee defeat by Chicago would decide it. Dick Coffman blanked the Senators, 4–0, as the Browns collected 11 hits. The Yankees swept the White Sox 16–1 and 10–3 behind homers by Walker and Gehrig, with 17 hits in each game. Ad inline summaries noted Foxx’s 45th homer among others. Other AL actions included the Athletics beating Detroit 5–2 for their second straight win, Boston defeating Cleveland 4–3, and NL action saw the Giants routed by St Louis while Pittsburgh fell to Philadelphia. The Braves beat Cincinnati to keep first-division hopes alive.
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Punter Like Golfer Must Keep Eye On Ball In Kick
An editor notes series on how football is played. The article outlines the kicker's technique from ball receipt to follow through, emphasizing balance, eye on the ball, and precise footwork with step by step visuals. It previews next topic as drop kicking.
Indians Lose Final Game On Eastern Trip
The Cleveland Indians fell 4 to 3 to the Boston entry as their Eastern road swing ended. The defeat marked the ninth loss in eleven starts against eastern opponents on the trip, with only wins at Washington and Boston offering relief amid the season’s usual slumps.
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Giants Clinch N L Flag After Cards Defeat
Giants lose to the Cardinals 12 to 3 but clinch the National League pennant as Pittsburgh cannot overtake them after a Pirates loss. Manager Bill Terry, age 34, recalls building a pennant winner from scratch after trading key players and facing heavy criticism. The win caps a startling season turnaround for New York, with Terry calling the pennant thrill the greatest moment of his career.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday's Baseball Games
The standings show New York and Cleveland in close race with 4 and 3 losses respectively. Yesterday's results included St Louis beating New York, Brooklyn defeating Chicago, and Philadelphia dropping games to Detroit as the schedule listed today includes Cincinnati and Philadelphia doubleheaders.
Randall Tenth In Ohio Open Tourney Akron Ohio
Spring Valley pro of Elyria fished in the money in the Ohio Open golf tournament concluding yesterday. Randall finished tenth and won 26.56 dollars. He carded 145 for the final 26 holes and a 259 aggregate after a 147 on Monday.
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Tie For Honors In EB C C Ladies Tourney
Mrs Walter Ayres and Mrs J B Fauver tied for first with 26 points in the Bingle Bangle Bungie event at Elyria Country Club yesterday. The 1955 club low ringer score honors were also announced with Mrs J P Brooks and Mrs J E Flynn tied on 71.
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Elyria Country Club
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Cheering Section Reserved for Elyria High Fans
Carl Smith oversees Elyria High school ticket sales and reminds grid fans that the seats directly in front of the press box at Ely Stadium are reserved weekly for a students cheering section and that every student is allowed to sit in this area.
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Michigan Pass On Place Kick Fake
A 1933 play description from JOE GLASS explains a Michigan goal line fake. The sequence involves backfield misdirection and blocking to draw the defense and allow a pass or run for a score. The tactic hinges on timing, blockers, and removing the left guard to create an opening.
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Publishers’ Syndicate
Horseshoe Club Delays Meeting Plans City League
The Elyria Horseshoe Club postponed its meeting from last evening to Thursday. Officers will be elected and a city tournament planned. Attendance is urged for members and interested locals as plans advance to form a city league with multiple teams.
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Rochester Leads In International Play Off
The Rochester Red Wings move to one game ahead in the International League series after a 5 to 3 win over the Buffalo Bisons. With the series shifting to Buffalo, Rochester leads two games to one in the best four out of seven.
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Judd’s Home Run Gives Red Birds Flag
In Minneapolis on Sept 20, Columbus Red Birds clinched the American Association title by defeating the Millers 14 to 11 in 10 innings. Ralph Judd delivered a tenth inning homer, driving in Whitehead and Heath to break an 11 all tie, as Nik Cullop and Lew Riggs added homers. Delancey Heath and Riggs supplied key shots, sealing Columbus’s first championship since 1907.
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Machock's 83 Takes Honors In Golf Play
Members of the Hi-Speed Gas basketball team Elyria witr champs for the past two years enjoyed a golf party and dinner at Spring Valley. Stan Machock led with 40 43 85 while Bill Kohn was second 44 43 87. Other scores followed amid driving rain as Elberts posted his first 58 5? 117. The group planned reorganizing for 1933 34 with most players signed to return.
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Dave Robertson
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Chuck Wentz
Pete Banick
Lorne Elberts
Eight Seeded Stars Remain In Tourney
Eight seeded national and international tennis stars moved into the quarter finals at the Pacific Southwest Tennis Championships in Los Angeles. Ellsworth Vines, Jack Tidball, Lester Stoefen, Johnny Van Ryn, Jiro Satoh, Ryosuke Nihei, Don Turnbull, and Fred Perry advanced, with Tidball to meet Vines and Perry defeating Elbert Lewis. Mako fell to Satoh as Stoefen beat Harold XII.lec of Britain in two hours. Donald Badie was dropped from the senior singles list after a loss to Nuno Japanese titlist.
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Japan
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Australia
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Batters Player-Club G. AB RH Ret Blein Phillies
United Pros lists batting line data for the Phillies including games played G, at bats AB, runs RH, and retirements Ret, with Batters feeding Player-Club identifiers Blein and a large numeric code 1147552 94207 265.
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Wayside Inn Opens 1930 Campaign Against Lorain Merchants
Wayside Inn football returns as 1930 season opener set for Sunday against Lorain Merchants, a strong foe. Merchants play tonight at Toledo against Dolgin Dairies. Notable players include Botchick O Shea Dunn and transfers like Pete Yucka. Practices planned at Gates School 6 PM tonight and tomorrow night at Wayside Inn.
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Resar Motors to Hold Evening Football Practice
Resar Motors football team schedules practice at Wayside Inn tonight at 6 34. Signal practice, passing drills and punting work planned under Coach Chuck Petro.
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Simmons W Sox 147 588 $3195 .331. Fragments list players teams and numbers, with team initials and monetary figure. Core entities include Phillies Sox Simmons and numbers 147 588 3195 331.
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Injured shoulder ends star lineman season for high school
High school football notes reveal varsity tackle Jack Cullin out for rest of season due to chronic shoulder injury. Coach Roy Clymer drafts Bob Jackson to fill tackle post as Fremont game preparations continue amid heavy rain and expected lineup changes.
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Elyria Bantams Ready for Worth Olmsted Clash
Elyria High light weight squad coached by Ralph Bauer prepares for Friday night’s clash with North Olmsted as a tune up before the Elyria Fremont heavyweight game. The Crimson lead the series 3–0 with North Olmsted, having defeated them 33–0 in 1930, 12–0 in 1931, and 24–0 in 1932, and focus on defense after minor injuries.
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Caddies Practice At Elyria Country Club
Caddies will practice tonight at Elyria Country Club with drills and coordination routines under supervision. Players aim to sharpen greenside skills and course awareness ahead of upcoming events.
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Charles Solomon Myer Washington Baseball Player Card
Charles Solomon Myer born March 16 1904 in Ellisville Mississippi progressed from Mississippi State University where he starred in baseball and basketball. In 1925 he trained with the Cleveland Americans in New Orleans but signed with a New Orleans Southern League club and was sold to the Senators that season. He was traded to Boston in 1927 and back to Washington in 1929. Myer five feet ten inches tall weighs 165 pounds bats left throws right described as aggressive and dangerous at the plate.
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Business Men's Team Scrimmage Opens Season at Ely School
The Elyria Business Men will scrimmage Thursday night at 6 o clock sharp at Ely School. Coach Ben Dangerfield says several players will be cut to a limited squad. the team plans to open its season on October 1.
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Fall Scrim and Signal Drill Report for Team
Players must report in uniform for fall scrimmage and signal drill. Sylias King Meredith and Gur Peachy are asked to take notice of the schedule and instructions.
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