Sandusky Defeats Elyria 7 0 On Strobel Grid
Sandusky High beat Elyria 7 to 0 as Weis scored the lone TD in the second quarter after a多 series of backfield runs and penalties. The Crimson Flashes showed promise but fumbled and struggled with passing, while Sandusky dominated most of the game and held Elyria without a score.
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Yankees Drive Double Victory Over Indians in Split
New York Yankees won both ends of a doubleheader against the Cleveland Indians, 7-1 and 10-2, to stretch their streak to ten. Lou Gehrig hit his 45th homer of the season in the opener and Babe Ruth connected for his 44th in the nightcap as Henry Johnson and Gordon Rhodes earned the wins.
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Lorain Wins AAU Softball Title In Lakeview Tourney
The KR and PF C.g. of Lorain captured the Lorain County AAU softball championship by defeating Seaton Service of Oberlin in the final. Final score Lorain 13 Seaton 4. Pitcher Hone and batter Yarso starred for Lorain.
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Sophomores to Backbone Illinois Eleven in 1931
CHICAGO September 21 Sophomores form the backbone of the 1931 Illinois football team under Robert C Zuppke in his 19th season. With 12 lettermen back from a disappointing 1930 season the group includes notable backs and linemen, and the schedule features Michigan as the Big Ten opener on October 24 with a potential scramble for regular spots among the goup led by Horsley Berry and Cook.
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Ohio College Football Outlook for Cincinnati Bearcats
Ohio College Football Outlook details the University of Cincinnati Bearcats preseason, listing 59 players in camp at Carson Field under Coach Dana King with positions set for backfield line and defense. Notable figures include Cliff Gormeyer at fullback, Allen Davis and Bil Gilliland at half, Ed Sidingfer and LeRoy Fitzgerald competing for quarterback, and veteran linemen Bill Harrison Henry Ballman at tackles with Bob Lewis John Herman and Bill Grawe at guard center. Wade Red Woodworth coaches the men as the squad prepares for a tough Buckeye Conference autumn and road trips with a 25-player traveling group planned.
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Baseball Scoring Notes From Turbulent U S League Day
Reporting fragment covers American League standings and game results with New York Cleveland Washington Chicago St Louis and Boston noted for rain and postponements. Mentions Toledo Indianapolis Columbus Louisville St Paul Kansas City Minneapolis Milwaukee games and umpires Penrod Lorain Koppler Curtis Elyria.
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Furnitures Edge South Amherst Eleven 19 6 in Sweltering Opener
The 1950 Thomas Furnitures lightweight champs opened 1931 with a 19 to 6 victory over South Amherst Eleven at Recreation Field. Kostyo opened scoring from a Toth pass, Tobicash added a rush, Everhart kicked extra points, and Snyder finished with a late one yard score after penalties.
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Cleveland golfer wins pro title with late surge
The final saw Tom Creagus defeat Densmora Shute 2 and 1 to claim the Pro title. Shute rallied near the end but faltered as Creagus held on for the victory in Cleveland.
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Holy Cross Juniors Win Junior League Title
Holy Cross Juniors defeated St Agnes Priesions by 9-2 and 19-9 in a two game set, securing the championship. John J. Kostyo pitched for Holy Cross with a homer and five walks allowed. M Fortman of St Agnes took the loss. Umpire Fred Medock called the game in 55 minutes.
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Tigers Split Twin Bill In Sandusky Doubleheader
The Western Heights softball team split a doubleheader at Sandusky yesterday against Warner Theatre ten. Game one ended 7-1 in favor of Warner using a 14 inch ball, while game two the locals won 18-2 with a 12 inch ball. Joe Zlatkowski earned the win for the Tigers.
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Athletic Club takes opener in title series at Cascade Park
In the first game of the three game Cuyahoga and Lorain County championship series, Athletic Club defeated Business Men 9 to 5. Johnny Yucka earned his sixth straight win on the mound, allowing eight hits as the AC offense built an early lead at Cascade Park.
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Yankees Extend Lead With Doubleheader Wins Over Indians
New York Yankees widen their edge over the Washington Senators after sweeping a doubleheader from Cleveland Indians, 7 40 1 and 10 to 4, as Wes Ferrell slated to start against Gomez or Ruffing. Cincinnati beats Boston twice in a twin bill. Chicago Cubs overwhelm Giants in both games. Scotland Yard prints reveal 15,090 fingerprints found per year.
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