Elyria Hi Speeds Battle Norwalk Keller News
Elyria High Gridders edge Campbell 7 to 2 as Henshaw called for Cubs opener against Pirates. Norwalk Keller News team clash marks the fourth meeting this season. Elyria holds 2-1 edge. Pinkie Smith leads Hi Speeds. Hune to start for Norwalk. Baseball and football crossovers drive weekend sports chatter in Elyria.
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Henshaw
Cubs
Pirates
Norwalk
Keller
Elyria
Norwalk Tomor
Keller News
Ren ‘Pinkie’ Smith
Maneg
George Smith
Nill Ducy
Chet Hune
Oaly
Wich Krieg
Smith’s
Ohio State Grid Practice Plan Change Reported
Ohio State players and staff conducted a revised practice plan with two daily sessions from 9:00 to 9:39 a.m. and 3:00 to 4:29 p.m. The team split into two groups for targeted instruction while a scrimmage against a fourth-tier University team ended 39 to 4. Notable players included Captain Gomer Jones and quarterback Stan Pitesta among others.
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Olumbus
O Sper
Ohio
Varsimzisani
Trevor Rees
Dov ‘Tr
Merie Wendi
Middletown
Audgie George
Daron
Ernie Roush
Blacklick
Ackiss
Jim Karcher
Forest
Lawood Smith
Mansfield
Jonn
Fim
Betiridize
Spr
Vasrik
Astonae
Belter Fize
Teams Undefeated Clash in City Baseball Mix
Readable fragments show University teams and city games with scores and matches. Evansville and South Bend are listed with opponents, including College Hill facing South Bend and Stegners meeting Uai City, with partial scores.
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Cincinnati
Gams
Lairnd i Leisatedional Municipal Baseball Association iuTsameni
Timm
University
Oilezse Hii
Evansie
College Hill
South Bend
Miller Captures Lightweight Title Fight in Dayton
Fredie Miller of Cincinnati, the reigning world featherweight champion, added another victory in Dayton Ohio. In a ten round decision he defeated Willie Davies, keeping his hold on the title and continuing a busy schedule as the 126 pound champion.
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Dayton
Fredie Miller
Cincinnati
Grid Results and Roundup of College Boxing Scores
A lengthy United Press grid lists results from multiple colleges including Randolph Macon, Moorhead, Concordia, Iowa Central, Adolphus, Virginia, and St Marys among others with scores noted. The boxing recap describes a nine round bout that went to ten where Miller mounted a body assault and nearly toppled Davies in a bout whose title was not on the line. Davies weighed 130 pounds and Miller 127.
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Its
United Press
Randolph Macon
Sinese
Kain
Yosenk's
S College
Moorhead
State
Concordia
Dekria
Iowa Central
Adolphus
Virginie
Dunier
Superior
St Mary's
Duluth
Hibenger 'S
Collegeville
Minn
Weeth
Rield
Baker
North Texas Ag
Paso
Tex
Miller
Davies
Smallwood Loses Cleveland Bout in Golden Gloves
Lew Lzurie won a disputed decision over Gursie Smallwood of Elyria in the flyweight feature at Gypsy Gardens Cleveland drawing about 600 fans. Rounds one to three were close, Smallwood held the edge in rounds four and five as observers noted.
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Lew Lzurie
Cleveland
Gursie Smallwood
Elyria
Lorain County
Gypsy Gardens
Smallwood
Art Booth
Larry Lefkowitz
Jim Lasky
Elsha
al Palmer
Ron Hamilton
Chuck Sikora
Elyrians
Charley White
A Bouquet For J Martin Beck And Elyria High Band
Elyria High School band under J Martin Beck earns praise as the article notes the band’s quality surpassing past years. It also covers a press box dispute with Elyria school board member Dr A R Agate and remarks on reporters in the box during a late game moment. The piece then shifts to ticket prices, press notes, and local league predictions for 1935 Lake Erie League football with Lorain and Elyria favored to contend. It mentions Lorain McCasker and notes on former Cleveland Indians players Petty and Appleton.
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J. Martin Beck
Elyria High School
Beck
A. R. Agate
Elyria
Campbell
Agate
Oui
Annie Oaklers
Elrrias
Campbell High School
Youngstown
Lorain
Elvria
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Earl M. NcCasker
Mac
Lions
Bng
Erie
McCasker
McCaskey
Heights
Lorain Gridders
Chick Smith
Sauer to Clash With Tuffy Clete in Rialto Main
George Sauer the Nebraska Strangler faces Tuffy Clete of Dearborn in the main event of Dan Morris's weekly mat carnival at the Rialto Theatre next Wednesday. Clete, a rough and tough 195-pound challenger, has won six straight Morris bouts and weighs in about 15 pounds more than Sauer. Also on the card Doug Marcel of London meets Nick Mercurio of Toronto in a best two of three falls one hour semi final. First bout starts at 8:30.
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Ernie Braden
Ledar
George Sauer
Nebraska
Elrria
Buck Jones
Sauer
Morris
Clete
Houser
Saner
Sauer Aber
Mercurio
Doug Marcel
London
Ontario
Martonio Argelo
Baseball and football notes from early season league play
A roundup of scattered sports items notes Taio Bisons and Eddie Moore with Atlanta Crackers claim a Southern League flag Joe Gill bought by Chicago Cubs from Minneapolis Portland Pac Coast field player still sought by majors Scranton shuts out Binghamton in NYP playoff opener Indians overpower Red Sox in a Sept 7 triple play highlight Traynor pursues pitchers Cubs scouts eye hurlers Cochrane predicts Cubs success Notre Dame football hopes linger despite weather Buckeyes fans spurn insurance plan Stalwart Notre Dame guard Quar terpack velly Fromhar West Virginia stint Bank Benning wins $2 bet on a light ball rebound.
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Taio Bisons
Eddie Moore
Atlanta Crackers
Joeuary Gill
Chicago Cubs
Minneapolis
Bill Cissell
Joe Efhaute
Scranton
Binghamton
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Pie Traynor
Micker Cochrane
Cubs
Ohio State Ibis
L. W. St. John
Buckere
Notre Dame
West Virginia
Bank Benning
Phis
Tairé
Reb
Dobrowski Meats Face CCC Team Tomorrow on Hamilton Diamond
The Dobrowski Meats softball squad meets a CCC team tomorrow at Hamilton diamond at 2 36 p m. After the game, the Meats will hold an important meeting with Tom Koviak and John Soja asked to take notice.
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Dobrowski Meats
CCC
Hamilton
Tom Koviak
John Soja
Reds Beat Cream of Kentucky in Exhibition Game
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Cream of Kentucky team 1 to 0 in Frankford Kentucky. Lombardi singled and Jim Bottomley hit a triple for the Reds in the third inning. Leroy Herrman and Lee Grissom allowed only two hits as Cincinnati opens a three game series at St Louis with Tony Freitas set to pitch.
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Frankford
Cincinnati Reds
Cream of Kentucky
Lombardi
Jim Bottomley
Leroy Herrman
Lee Grissom
Reds
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Tony Frietas
Vaughn's .400 Hopes Slightly Fading in NL Race
New York Sept 21 Arkr Vatzhan Pittsburgh shortstop appears to have clinched the National League batting title but his hopes of becoming the first .400 hitter since 1939 are fading after Thursday's games Vaughan leads NL with .387, dropping 11 points in a week. Merwick of St Louis remains second at .357 as Vosmik tops the AL with .348 followed by Foxx at .346.
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Henry Super
United Press
EW York
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Grimm
Roy Henshaw
Henshaw
Picesburgn
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Boston
Cincinnati
St Pittsburgh
New York Giant
Chicago
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Pilot
Tigers
Micker
Dean Brothers
New York
Arkr Vatzhan
Pittsburgh
Vaughan
Joe Merwick
Cardinals
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Jimy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill O
Dean
Petition to Postpone Louis Marriage in Detroit
Detroit dispatch reports Joe Louis plans an Oct 1 postponement of his marriage to Marva Trotter. A petition is being drafted by the Joe Louis Boosters Club, seeking signatures from Governor Fitzgerald and Major Couzens. The document will be delivered to Miss Trotter and Louis by train Monday.
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Detroit
tPr
Joe Louis
Marva Trotter
Eiect
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Edgar Pitts
Joe Louis Boosters
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Frank Couzens
Miss Trotter
Louis
Boosters Club
Xavier Cruises Past Georgetown 34 to 0 in Columbus
Xavier University of Cincinnati opened Ohio football play with a 34 point victory over Georgetown Ky College. Leo Sack scored three touchdowns and John Koprowski plus Schumey added the others. Seamiee and Sweeney kicked four conversions.
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Xavier University of Cincinnati
Musketeers
Georgetown
Leo Sack
Xavier
Rean
John Koprowski
Schumey
Seamiee
Sweeney
Poins
Thwice
Elyria Lights and North Olmsted Battle to 0-0 Tie
Elyria and North Olmsted opened the 1935 season at Ely Stadium with a scoreless tie in a preliminary to the Eliza Campbell Memorial game. North Olmsted had eight first downs to Elyria's two, while Elyria showed a late aerial attack but failed to cross the goal line.
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Chuck Hupp
Elyria H
North Olmsted
Ely Stadium
Eliza Campbell
White
Ralph
Crimson
Sowa
Olmsted
Jack Hiatt
Wazrniak
Bauermen
Mahl
Orange and Black
Elyria
Perakiss
Elrrvia Lis
Shenetheels
Cephas
Wazrniak Hiatt
Janes Ser Roud
Bush
Jones
Oberin
Head
Hudson
Onio
Sandusky Streaks blank Oberlin in shutout win
In Sandusky O September 21 a crowd of about 3,300 watched the Fanaduski High Rhoheil side led by Lavine Krueger. Krueger scored three touchdowns and added a PAT as Sandusky won 52 to 0. It was Sandushki’s 25th start and the Streaks second of the week Bellevue fell a 47.
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Sandusky. O
Fanaduski High Rhoheil F.sidere Lest
Lavine Krueger
Sandusky
Sandushki
Bellevue
Playoff Plan If Cubs and Cardinals Tie Pennant
Chicago September 25 plans for a possible National League playoff if the Cubs and Cardinals tie for the pennant were announced. The first game would start at Wrigley Field on September 30 after the St Louis-Chicago windup, with the second game at the Cardinals’ park. A third game would be decided by a coin toss.
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Chicago
Cubs
St Louis Cardinals
Dar
Red Raiders Fall Behind Early in Loss to Campbell Memorial
Elyria High fell behind after three quarters as Campbell Memorial outplayed them, then surged late but could not overcome the deficit. Key plays included Tofil and Sirak connected strikes, a costly Elyria punt, and a late safety by Campbell that shaped the final outcome.
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Russ Davies
OCAL
Elyria High Red Raiders
Ashland
Oii
Raiders
Campbell O Memorial High Rea
Elyria
Campbell
Elsha
Red Devils
Devils
Stan Tofii
Elrria
Tonl Brothers
Stan
Joe
Joe Sirak
Derils
Sirak
Pena
Crimson
Joe Tofil
Stan Tofil
Tofil Pas Sen
Gary
Scott
Zoi
Cam
Ballana
Eeoiz
Novak
Forbes
Kostya
Campbell Loses Narrow Football Clash to Elyria Memorial
In a tense Second quarter bid Campbell territory was breached as Crandall intercepted Tafil. Campbell failed to score in the final period, while Elyria Memorial limited Campbell’s drive. Campbell totaled 12 first downs to Elyria’s four as passes and penalties shaped the balance of the game.
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Crimson
Campbell
Raiders
Crandall
Joe Elyria
Bob Crandall
Elyria
Stan Tafil
Joe Tofil
Elythee
Devils
Elstia
Campbell’s
Garr
Tofil Brothers
Sirak
Campbell Grabs Victory Amid Strong Team Effort
Elyria fans saw Will gee in action as Seaton Sirek and Jos Tofil led Campbell with offense. Tofil anchored defense with tackles while Graban and Gill excelled on the line. Scott and Hostre supported the backfield as Eisra showcased offense. Cross and Czak powered the ends on defense and Scott's passing was a key feature, though Campbell failed on its final big scoring chance in the last quarter.
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Elyria
Seaton Sirek
Jos Tofil
Campbell
Tofil
Graban
Gill
Scott
Hostre
Brant
Eisra
Winis Cross
Czak
Rick
Campbeils
Uze
Avon Lake Hit Chevrolets Meet Pal's Pennzoils Tomorrow
Avon Lorain teams Avon Lake Hit Chevrolets and Pal's Pennzoils of Lorain were set to play a baseball game scheduled for tomorrow in Avon Lake. Expected pitchers for the Cherry and Buck Needies were noted as likely starters.
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Avon, Pal’s
Pennzoils
Avon. O
Avon Lake
Pal's Pennzoils
Lorain
Bes
Cherry
Buck
Lkely
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W. H. Jenne, JR
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National Tube Company
Loren Miller
Mel Olmstead
Cleveland Indians
Jess Petty
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Jablonowski
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Wax Baer
Max Schmeling
Jim Braddock
Speculator
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Tuffy
Crete
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Vaughn
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Holbrook
West Liberty
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Elyria Lights
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Fran Hinrad
Shane Rhee
Schroll Coal
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