Eleven Teams Vie In Open Lake Erie League Schedule
The 11th Lake Erie League football season opens Friday with Shaw High facing Shaker Heights in the league’s first game. Other matches Saturday feature Cleveland Heights hosting Garfield Heights, Lorain at East Tech, Lakewood at Elyria, and Elyria vs Sandusky High, with Ely Stadium lights for the Elyria-Sandusky game Friday night. The circuit’s open race includes Shaw, Elyria, Lorain, Lakewood, and Shaker as strong contenders, while past champions and new entry Shaker heighten competition.
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Elyria Women Bowlers Plan Local League Meeting
A meeting of local feminine bowlers is set for Thursday evening at the Elyria Recreation to discuss forming a league of six to eight teams. Mrs. Grayce Hatch, secretary of the Cleveland Ladies' Bowling Association, will address attendees as the meeting begins at 7:30.
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Grayce Hatch
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How Lake Erie Teams Finished 1936 Season
Lorain and Elyria era details mix with a 1936 league schedule listing Shaker Heights Cleveland Heights Elyria Lakewood and Lorain results. The snippet notes dates from September to November with matchups such as Shaker Heights at Shar Elyria at Shaker Heights Lorain at Lakewood and Cleveland Heights hosting Shaw. Night came.
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Sixth Annual Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results Contest Opens
Elyria High fans are invited to enter the sixth annual Dope the Results contest. Clip the coupon, guess the winners for twenty games, and mail by 6 p.m. Sept 24. Five pairs of tickets will be awarded for Elyria High games, including the Elyria Cleveland Heights opener on Oct 1. Winners chosen by the editor, open to Chronicle Telegram readers except staff families.
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Wooster grid star candidate linked to Ohio Supreme Court chief
NE of Wooster College's football eleven is Dick Weygandt son of Judge Carl V. Weygandt chief justice of Ohio. Weygandt starred for Wooster in football and baseball as a student, while Claude Krueck of Montour Falls has resigned as athletic director at Cook Academy to sell insurance here. The Sandusky Blue Streaks visit Elyria's Crimson Friday with two lettermen from their 1936 outfit that lost only to Toledo Waite. Red Heinz and Roy Gant return. Heinz has battled injuries. Denney Schill left Shaw High coaching to become Ellwood City Chamber chief. Trevor Rees takes Shaw post. Manton and Haden, once Fort Worth rivals, now Giants teammates. Hartnett Medwick Hubbell vie NL MVP. War Admiral to race again by month’s end. Texas Christian lacks Sammy Baugh against Ohio State. Dave O’Brien shines as signal caller. Meyer’s TC U teams: 29 wins, 7 losses, 2 ties in three years.
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No Wrestling Show At Rialto This Week
Announcement from Mrs Esther Morris states no Rialto wrestling event this Friday due to schedule changes. The next program moves to Wednesday September 29 featuring another all star bill of fare at Rialto Theatre with Esther Morris presenting.
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Fox Furnace And Welsh Undefeated In B League
Fox Furnace and Welsh remain undefeated in the B League as play continues. The note highlights their strong showing and momentum heading into the next schedule, with the season increasingly competitive among top teams. The item also includes a local advertising line for a lunch special and parish notices, reflecting the page’s mix of sports and community ads.
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Sports Cut Short By Ernie Braden
A sports brief notes the season look for OFTBALL and amateur boxing figures. Harmon Field manager Sherman Harmon doubts two teams can be booked for tonight's Invitational opener between General Industries and the Bittner Funeral Home. Johnny Allen needs Steve O'Neill to approve an out of turn pitching move to seek sixteen straight wins. John Ehrie, ex Toledo Waite High School coach, now a comic opera star after a decade out of coaching. The piece recalls Jim Sullivan defining an amateur athlete as one never paid. Mayie Rosenbloom versus Rory Nestell set for October 5 in Los Angeles with Dempsey era boxing nostalgia at the old LA gym.
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Carnival of Champions card previews boxing picks
Reopened under Al Lang management fans weigh picks for Thursday’s Carnival of Champions in New York. Barney Ross and Sixto Escobar favored. Marcel Thil and Lou Ambers viewed as unlikely winners. Gamier vs Vaughn in Cleveland draws attention alongside local softball title clash and Lefty Gomez 20th win milestone. Columbus Red Birds meet Milwaukee Brewers in final playoff for Little World Series spot.
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Harmon Tourney Opens With Ace Spurs On Hill
General Industries sends Pete Roks as ace against Bittner Funeral Home with Claude Plumb likely to start for the Morticians in the opening game of the Harmon Field Invitational soft ball tournament. Joe Zlatkowski may also see action for Elyria as the series gets underway tonight.
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Pete Roks
Bill Block
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Blue Streaks Edge Sandusky in Week 1 Rivalry Clash
Elyria High meets Sandusky in the 28th grid series at Ely Stadium under Vic Lights. Sandusky holds a 15-11-1 edge, with Elyria showing renewed strength after a 1932-era run of 35 straight wins halted by Toledo Waite. Coaches Clymer and Eaton stress defense and aerial coverage as Elyria seeks its first series win since 1932, with key players uncertain due to injuries and lineup changes.
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Merchants Football Tryouts At 6:30 At Zaleskis Poolroom
The Merchants football team formerly the South End All-Stars will practice tonight at the usual place on 15th street. Players wishing to try out are asked to report at Zaleskis poolroom at 6 30.
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