Schlemmer critiques Indians after Averill day collapse
Akron Beacon Journal sports editor Jim Schlemmer argues Averill day marked the big break for Cleveland's Indians, citing jealousy, feuds, and a breakdown across pitching fielding and hitting. He cites Cleveland writers who say a second-place finish was optimistic and faults the infield outfield and catching staff. Sandusky notes lettermen in Sandusky lineup and details on Gant brothers and Roy Gant.
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Cleveland Indians
Jim Schlemmer
Akron Beacon-Journal
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Alva Bradley
Press Box Rules Highlight Sandusky scene sports note
Elyria High faces stadium access limits as press box entries tighten for football games. Kostyo, Elyria standout, sits out as Wittenberg opens vs Dayton with five Lorain County players on the roster. A new Elyria boxing and wrestling booklet outlines local rules, while Joe Routt’s rodeo hobby fuels Rams talk. Paul Brown comments on Mansfield’s big win potential as Massillon’s coach weighs in.
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Wittenberg
Ittenberg College
University of Dayton
Johnny Kostyo
Elyria
Lutherans
Springfield
Lorain County
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Additoon
Joe Hudak
Hobart Johnson
Lawrence Law
George Moffat
Lorain Hudak
Hudak
McLEMORE SAYS Santa blamed for six day bicycle racing
Henry McLemore reports promoter Harry Mendel in Madison Square Garden accuses Santa Claus of starting and sustaining six day bicycle racing. Mendel claims Christmas bikes sparked riders and a lifelong chase around a never ending track, citing Letourner and Kilian as believers in the myth.
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United Press
NY York
Santa Claus
Madison Square Garden
Harry Mendel
North Pole
Alfred Letourner
France
Letourner
Pere
Noel
Amiens
Elyria High Drills Close to Public Next Week
Elyria High will close all football practice drills to the public at Ely Stadium, except Tuesday sessions. Roy B. Clymer, Director of Athletics, says spectators interfere with players and reduce effort during practice.
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Sixth Postponement Of Tennis Matches Seen
Forest Hills N Y Sept 21 Weather predicted rain could force a sixth postponement of the National Singles Tennis championships this year matching the 1935 delay mark. If the three semi finals are rained out today the record will be tied with six postponements for 1938.
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Forest Hills
Elyria Gridders Drill For Annual Scrap With Streaks
Elyria High prepares for the annual battle with Sandusky Streaks at Strobel Field Friday night. Four players carry injuries but are listed as game‑ready. reduced advance tickets are on sale at local stores until Thursday 6 p.m. Gate price rises to 50 cents. Sandusky, returning veterans from last year, features star back Gene Balconi and key ends Woodburn Maus, with a strong 6-3 run of wins entering the contest.
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Marathon Golf Open at Fenway Course in Scarsdale
The Westchester Open kicks off at Fenway Country Club with $13,500 in prizes and a 408 hole marathon format. Emil Mashie of Fitchburg Mass leads a field of 246, with rounds spread over Friday to Sunday and a 60-man cut for 36 holes on Sunday.
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Fenway Country Club
Emil Mashie
Fitchurg
Mass
St Paul Beats Whitlow Wyatt In Playoff Thriller
The St Paul Saints defeated Milwaukee 5 to 4 at home to stay alive in the American Association first round with Whitlow Wyatt striking out 12 St Paul batters in a brilliant effort. Lin Storti and Fred Schulte hit home runs for Milwaukee as St Paul scored in the first and fifth innings to pull ahead.
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Fred Schulte
Wright Named Buckeye Director of Publicity
Wright named director of publicity for the Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic conference by Prof. D R Clippinger Ohio University. Wright, director of the Ohio Wesleyan News Bureau, previously held the post which had been vacant two years. Scheulte hit a sixth inning homer with two on. Kansas City will face the series winner in the final league playoffs.
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Gilson Wright
Delaware
Buckeye
D. R. Clippinger
Ohio University
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Ohio Wesleyan
Scheulte
Kansas City
Grid Rules Meeting At E. H. S. Tonight
Coaches and officials from the district will attend a football rules interpretation session at Elyria High School auditorium tonight at 7 30. State official E C Krieger of Columbus will oversee the meeting which is open to the public.
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Columbus
Northwestern Wildcats face tough schedule with new backfield
Lynn Waldorf builds a new Northwestern attack around a sophomore line as he begins a season opening with Ohio State. The squad shows depth at backs and ends but centers may be weak after Wegner. captains Diehl and Grefe lead experienced ends with Voigls and Cutlich anchoring tackles. The calendar includes Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, and a closing stretch with Notre Dame.
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U. P
Evanston, IL
Lynn Waldorf
Minnesota
Wildcats
Waldorf
Don Heap
John Haman
Erwin Wegner
Heap
Fred Vanzo
Northwestern
Nick Conteas
Vanzo
Jack Ryan
Gien
Bernie Jefferson
Jay Laskay
George McGurry
Red Hahnenstein
Paul Soper
Cleo Diehl
Ted Grefe
Bob Daly
Tom Eby
Bob Voigls
Nick Cutlich
Hal Method
Don Guritz
John Goldak
Dick Wells
Ohio State
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Notre Dame
Elyria Country Club Ladies Win Haserodt Trophy Playoff Awaiting
Mrs Ralph Murbach and Mrs Jack Flynn tied for net 2 in the Haserodt Trophy at Elyria Country Club with a playoff to determine the winner. Mrs Rudy Staff and Mrs George Hoke led scoring with four sixes for best poker hand and Mrs State won the cut. In Class B Mrs C R Hallock and Mrs Vic Britenstein tied on three sixes, Hallock winning the cut. Next Tuesday is the final meeting of the year featuring a Million Dollar Tournament and officer elections.
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Jack Flynn
Elyria Country Club
Rudy Staff
George. Hoke
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C. R. Hallock
Vic Britenstein
Flyria Country Club
W. J. Loufman
Staff
George Hoke
Loufman
K. W. Plocher
R. Hallock
Earle Foster
George Dyble
Clark McConnell
W. J. Lorenz
How To Keep In Circulation Without Reading Game Laws
Ohio hunters face strict possession limits as seasons open. Lawsyer Wooddell suggests shipping game home nightly to avoid penalties. various species have caps from rabbits four to waterfowl ten per day with possession limits. Seasons run Sept to Jan with specific opening and closing dates for rail, squirrel, duck, geese, snipe, woodcock, rabbit, pheasant, and other game.
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Lawrence Wooddell
Rail
Yanks Drop Five Straight As Flag Race Ends
United Press reports the New York Yankees, despite a five game skid, are hailed as the era’s greatest club by Ed Barrow, Connie Mack and Jimmy Dykes. It notes balanced power with 185 homers, pitching strength led by Ruffing Gomez Pearson, and top defense with Gordon Crosetti and Dickey. Yesterday, White Sox edged the Yankees 5-4. Red Sox swept Browns. Indians beat Senators 9-1. Cubs manager Hartnett declined a playoff play-off, betting on Pirates series.
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Spud Chandler
Johnny Murphy
Keystone
Gordon
Crosetti
Bill Dickey
Joe DiMaggio
George Selkirk
Tommy Henrich
Pirates
Rain Fails Reds as Weather Delays Final Pennant Push
Cincinnati missed four straight idle days as rain halted their pennant bid. If clear weather allows, Reds hope to split a two game set with New York Giants led by Vander Meer and Derringer, while Pirates and Cubs loom in the standings.
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Brothers charged in mail fraud case in Toledo
Albert Broel also known as A D Plater and Dr Albert B Plater and Sylvester Schutt faced federal charges in Toledo on using the mails to defraud. They allegedly mailed circulars advertising a $50 frog raising course via American Bullfrog Industries promising large financial returns and posted $1000 bonds after appearing in court.
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Galehouse and Kroner spark Indians past Washington 9 to 1
Denny Galehouse and Johnny Kroner sparked Cleveland as they beat the Washington Senators 9 to 1. Galehouse scattered nine hits aided by four infield double plays, while Kroner contributed in three of them filling in at second base for Hale.
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Violinist Reminded of Stage Urgency by Codfish Window
A famous violinist passing a fish store saw a row of codfish in the window with open mouths and glassy eyes. The sight reminded him he must be on stage to face an audience within minutes, a moment of comic chiaroscuro in a bustling street.
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