Trojans Face Tough Tilt in Coast Grid Season
The USC football program after golden days faces a leaner roster due to graduations. Stanford and California appear stronger, while head coach Howard Jones must rebuild. Despite doubts, USC is not a pushover and may win one or both California games as autumn looms.
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Cubs Could Swing Pennant Race With Cubs Card Tie Up
Giants cling to NL lead as Cardinals surge with six games left against Cincinnati. New York faces a potential must win stretch to stay ahead while a late season Cubs duel could alter the pennant picture.
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Butler Predicts Poor Season for Oberlin
Berlin Ohio September 2. Coach Lasleck Butler of Oberlin College predicts a weak season as the team must rely on sophomores and last year’s reserves. Key lettermen include Woodward captain and guard Arasen tackle M Cooper ends Shaw backs Pratt and Smith. Sophomore standouts are Mason Mors end Pike Rudolph and Wrekendon. Oberlin faces Rochester Warren Denison Wooster and Wayne at home and away games.
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Elyria Teams Boast Fine Records Under Clymer
Elyria High School football under coach Roy B. Clymer, at 28 the youngest in the Lake Erie League, has posted strong two season totals. His backers credit assistant Francis Eaton for much of the success as Elyria defeated Shaw and others, with a two year score margin of 287 to 94.
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Huat Knocks Out Andrades in Montreal Bout
Eugene Huat of France defeated Phillip Andrades of Puerto Rico by technical knockout in the fourth round of a scheduled 12 round flyweight bout in Montreal. Andrades led early before breaking his right wrist, prompting the referee to stop the match.
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South End Grid Team Holds Evening Tryouts Meeting
A South End football team plans an all players meeting tonight at 7 39 at 15th Street and West Avenue to organize. Report requested from R J Heath Joe Ross F Fritz J Paonessa M Ross J Wick L Grent E Shaffstall 8 Wack W Wack S Vavzincak B Wawrinski J King Peach B Carr D Nagy A Zaleski J Soja J Tomasheski L Hill. Any others seeking tryouts urged to attend.
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Elyria Eleven Closes Drills For Fairport
Elyria Eleven finishes drills before their first game against Fairport Harbor at Ely Stadium tomorrow night. Starting backfield likely Meyer Maiden Maiden Scott Kostya with Khostyo at left half. line concerns persist. Ed Strohsack and Babe Machoch may rotate at center and guard as Schumar remains doubtful.
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Lutheran Loop Bowlers Meet and Reorganization Session
St. John's Lutheran league bowlers meet at St. John's school on Third street for a reorganization. The plan is to start the season around October 1 with eight teams including Struck Furnitures, defending champions. Rul es and regulations will be discussed at eight o'clock tonight.
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Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results show New York 6 Cincinnati 3 and Brooklyn 4 to 8, Philadelphia 5 over Chicago 4, while Washington played Cleveland and St Louis faced Boston with rain. Today Washington meets Cleveland New York plays Detroit Boston hosts St Louis Philadelphia visits Chicago.
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Today’s Games Feature Matchups Across Major Leagues
Cincinnati visits New York, Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn, Chicago faces Philadelphia, and St Louis challenges Boston in a busy slate. The doubleheader in Boston marks two games on the docket.
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YESTERDAYS HEROES
Jimmy Fox of the Athletics hit his 42nd homer with the bases loaded and Tony Wla zzers of the Yankees delivered a sixth inning double with the bases loaded to beat Detroit.
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Schmidt Uses Three Full Teams Against Ohio State Reserves
United Press reports in Columbus on a scrimmage where Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt tested three full squads against the reserves. Ohio State’s first string remained unsettled, with changes urged to counter Bo McMillan’s 5 man backfield. The piece also notes Purdue, Notre Dame, Michigan, Northwestern and Wisconsin scrimmages with details on player injuries and lineup shifts.
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Princeton Grid Mentor Expects Winning Season
Princeton's Tigers enter 1930 with an undefeated major program status and a deep squad led by Garry Levan and Johnny Kadlick. Coach Fritz Crisler returns most of his key players, aiming for one of the East's strongest backfields behind Spofford and Constable.
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Gophers Face Rough Prep as Coaches Emphasize Conditioning
In Minneapolis Minnesota the varsity team absorbed bruises after three rigorous days as Coach Bernie Bierman pushes conditioning in the two weeks before the opening game. At Indiana Bloomington two soph backs Roy Eads and Ray Fox shared ball carrying honors with Vernon Huffman in the workout versus the freshmen.
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Illinois Football Troubles Loom for Zippke The Opponents
Illinois coach Bob Zippke faces trouble from a versatile lineup with Fullback center and end positions key. Antilla and Galbreath anchor the tackles, Benis and Bryboski guard, Beynon at quarterback, Fro schauer and Lindbergh at halfbacks. In Iowa City, reserves beat varsity 8 6 after 12 minute quarters as Crayne and Simmons carried. Chicago scrimmage shows ends Worner Perrett tackles Bush Whiteside guards Wolfenson.
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Unclear roster fragment Including Jordan Patterson Cullen Wells Berwanger Nyquist
Fragment lists players by position including Jordan Patterson at center and Cullen Nyquist as fullback with Wells Berwanger and others, indicating a football lineup snippet from a game or team roster. The text names multiple players but lacks verbs or event context.
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Elyria Lights Ready For 1934 Gridiron Opener
Elyria High coach Ralph Bauer faces a wide open lineup with only two lettermen present Joe Brown and George Zemba as he plans the 1934 season opener against Olmsted Falls. Key injuries to Joe Graber and Paul Fritz leave several spots unsettled as Bauer tests ends backs and line positions for the first game tomorrow night.
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Way Heads Ohio Pro Golf Association President
Bernie Way of the Mayfield Club Cleveland was elected president of the Ohio Professional Golfers Association at a Dayton meeting. Captain Charles Jan Ke Hudson was chosen secretary treasurer, succeeding Charles Lorms of Columbus and Stave Zappe of Springfield who declined re election.
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Seven schools slated for games as season opens modestly
The opening weekend features seven colleges in football action. Bluffton visits Ashland, Xavier meets Transylvania in Cincinnati, Rio Grande visits Ohio University in Athens, Baldwin-Wallace plays Adrian at Berea, Holbrook opens against West Liberty, with Ohio State, Oberlin and Ohio Northern delaying until Oct 6. The Buckeye Conference expands to 24 members with Findlay and Wittenberg joining. several schools remain absent.
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Lakewood Nets Rout Elyria 5 0 to Open League Play
Lakewood High opened its Lake Erie League tennis title defense with a 5-0 win over Elyria on the Lakewood courts. Led by Paul Graebner, the 1934 Press Junior champion, Lakewood dominated as Elyria’s players mostly lacked practice. Singles results show Graebner defeating Lersch, Murphy beating Sharkey, and Rowan over Hiatt, with doubles by Spackman-Truax and Dehm-Coles prevailing.
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Pirates Hit Record Run Totals In Big League Play
Ry United Press reports a baseball score showcase with AB ROR P. Waner and Gehrig among hitters. Pirates post 138 runs framed by 5h2 TL and 291 538 llome numbers, while Veirhees f 641 features in the batting tally.
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Ex Miami grid star leads New London Wildcats squad
Richard H Meyer of Napoleon is introduced as the new coach and instructor at New London High. The Wildcats, led by veterans Thomas Bourney Stone Johnson Funk, begin scrimmage as Meyers builds a deep roster. Their season opener is against Amherst at home Friday, with field conditions a concern if rain muddies the surface.
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