Five New Ohio College Football Coaches Debut This Fall
Five new head coaches will debut in Ohio college football this fall. Dana King leads Cincinnati after a year as George Babcock’s assistant, with Hamilton high school roots. George Rich takes Denison after Edson Rupp. Tom Keady leads Western Reserve. Harris Lamb assumes Ohio Northern. Chuck Henry becomes Hiram’s coach.
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Dana King
George Rich
Tom Keady
Harris Lamb
Charles Henry
Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Olumbus
UPI
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
George Babcock
Hamilton
Denison University
Edson Rupp
Rich
University of Michigan
Wolverine
Roach
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Dartmouth
Lehigh
Vermont
U. S. Marines
Gordon Locke
Ohio Northern University
E. R. Miller
Charles A.chuck Henry
Hiram College
Miles Evans
Wade
Red"” Woodworth
Northwestern University
King
Cincinnati
Woodworth
E. A. “Jiegs
T Donahue
Washington and Lee
John Dreshar
Carnegie Tech
Keady
Donahue
Dreshar
Robert Morgan
Denis Bon
Clyde Lamb
Ohio Northern
Clemiu
Tim Moynihan
Notre Dame
Joe Meyer
Xavier Univer
Robert Riley
Ashland College
Ohio Wesleyan
George E. Gauthier
Miami University
Chester Pittser
Wittenberg
T. W. Stobbs, Jr
Ohio University
Don C. Peden
Mount Union
John M. Thorne
Heidelberg
Ten Turney
Xavier
Kent State
M. E. Wagoner
Capital University
Bill Bernlohr
Ashland
Fred C. Schmuck
Knights of St. John Bowling Opens Season in Ridgeville King
The Ridgeville bowling league kicked off with four teams the Knights of St. John the Rockets Wizards and Spit. Opening night saw the Knights sweep the Champs in three straight games while the Suns win two of three against the Wizards. Alien of the Rockets led with a 24 game and 563 total.
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Ridgeville Kingdom
Knights of Columb
Chai Rockets
Wizards
Spit
Champs
Suuners
C. Alien
Rockets
Ferrell Stops Yankees For 21st Win In 5-1 Indian Victory
Wesley Ferrell pitched a 5-1 win over the New York Yankees to halt a ten game streak by Ruth Gehrig and Company. The Indians collected nine hits with Porter and Sewell each adding two. The club has a day off before a doubleheader in Detroit for the American Legion convention.
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New York
Wesley Ferrell
New York Yankees
Ruth, Gehrig ‘and Company
Yanks
Porter
Sewell
Detroit
American Legion
Williams Wins P. G. A. Crown in Cleveland
Eddie Williams, 43, of Westwood Country Club, captured the Cleveland district PGA championship beating defending champ Lloyd Cullickson at Canterbury Club. Williams shot 143 for 36 holes, one under par, to win by evidence over Cullickson and Rob Shave, with other top finishers listed from Ashland and Tippecanoe clubs.
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Eddie Williams
Westwood Country Club
Cleveland ‘District
Canterbury Club
Williams
Lloyd Cullickson
Gullickson
Ful Rob Shave
Manakiki Club
Jack Thompsson
Tippecanoe
Youngstown
P. O. Hart
Reggie Moles
Ashland
Star
B. S
Hart
Moles
Ls Rothsery
C. Alfon
jSheak
C. Pitts
Bommer
Weisheit
E. Blaser
Traxler
Fisher
P. Blaser
Bernes
Smith
Thomas Furnitures Football Practice Announced
Starting tonight and every night this week at Hamilton Grounds practice begins at 6 50. Players asked to report in uniform include G Ross F Ross Barner Carr Toth Fritz Grent Thomas Everhart Heath Ko Tobiash McAllister Nairy Wills and Hance.
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Hamilton
G. Ross
F. Ross
Barner
Carr
Toth
Fritz
Grent
Thomas
Everhart
Heath
Tobiash
McAllister
Nairy
Wills
Hance
Indianapolis Chases Second Place in American Association
Indianapolis remained within one game of Kansas City for second in the American Association as Toledo led the cellar. Kansas City faced St. Paul in a doubleheader while Columbus beat Louisville 13 to 6. Logan earned a 26 to 1 win over Toledo yesterday. Milwaukee rallied to defeat Minneapolis 16 to 8 as Knott allowed twelve hits. Crawford hit his 27th homer with two aboard and Delancey homered with the bases loaded.
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Columbu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Indians
Toledo
St. Paul
Logan
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Knott
Brewer
Brillhart
Miller
Hensick
Pat Crawford
Delancey
Columbus
Louisville
Golf games scheduled at American Games in Rostoge
The notice lists golf events and matchups across multiple venues with Rostoge and Philadelphia noted among hosts. It indicates today’s schedule of golf games alongside broader games in progress.
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Fem
Wastunatan St Leas
Rostoge
Philadephia
Leading Hitters National Game Day Features Several Pairs
National League and American League box notes show top hitters and clubs with batting averages and totals. Players such as Simmons of Philadelphia Ruth of New York and Morgan of Cleveland headline the listings with runs and hits for the season.
Association Keachs Game Schedule Noted
The fragment lists teams Association Keachs Indianapolle Toleodo Columbus VR and Lowisville Milwaukee Minné apolis Only Kame. games today include Tuedo at Indianapala and Columbus at Louisville.
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Indianapolle
Columbus
Lowisville
Milwaukee
Minné
Apolis
Asociation
Tuedo
Indianapala
Louisville
1931 32 Gym Season At Y Begins Next Week
The 1931 32 gymnasium season at the YMCA starts next Monday after pool and gym cleanup. Full overhaul includes floor oiling and swimming pool painting. Regular schedules include Businessmen, Seniors, Young Men's, Junior A and B, Cadets, Preps, and Junior Employed Boys with evening and Saturday sessions. Leagues will play Tue Wed and Sat nights and Sat afternoons.
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W. O. McClellan
McClellan
Ife
Wittenberg Faces Season With Lightest Team In History
Wittenberg College prepares for 1951 football, led by coach P T W Stobbs Jr. The squad averages under 160 pounds per player with a fast backfield featuring Colin Lanning Billy Prices and Doug Smith. Sophomore backs Earl Wright Patsy Signorela and others may join the speed attack as finemen like Allen Stobbs Jerry Walton and Ken Duuds show promise. Five of nine games are night contests and the schedule opens against Georgetown College with Miami in the Buckeye Conference game not yet determined.
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Springfield
P—T. W. Stobbs, Jr
Wittenbers College
Wittenbers F
Stobbs
Colin Lanning
Jeveland
Billy Prices
Masstar
Pitts
Doug Smith
Cleveland
Peterson
Elkhart
Ind
Earl Wright
Hillsboro
Patsy Signorela
New Kenline
Wittenberg
Allen Stobbs
Uke Trubey
Phil Schneider
Jorem Walton
Ken Duuds
Trubey
Rabere Blunt
Buckeye
Miami
Georgetown
College
John Carrell
Tre
East Kentucky Xavier
Heidelbers
Darian
Flash Bantams Prep For Game Here On Friday
Coach Rev Clymer trains the Crimson Flash Lightweights for a Friday night game with North Olmsted. The match precedes the Elvira Oberin heavyweight bout as the first in a string of home games. Elyria beat North Olmsted 33 0 last season at Ely Stadium. Injuries are clearing and the eleven expect to be in good shape.
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Crimson Flash
North Olmsted
Elvira-Ober
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Medina
Smithmen
Sandusky
Althowgh
Gant and Co
Elvrra
Flashes
Manio
Oberlin
Flyria
C. L. Smith
Elyria High School
Ohio
Sarazen Opens New England Open With Two Stroke Lead
Gene Sarazen of Great Neck L I led the field at Wollaston Country Club as the 15 hole second qualifying round began. He shot a 71 with six birdies on the par 71 course while peers such as Charley McAndrew Dave Hackney Larry Rowe and Bobby Cruickshank trailed at 73. Densmore Shute posted a 50 for a spot in today’s action.
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Wollaston Country Club
Quincy
Mass
Upi
Gene Sarazen
Great Neck
L. 1
Sarazen
Charley McAndrew
Dave Hackney
Vesper
Larry Rowe
Portland
Bobby Cruickshank
Purchase
N. Y
Bill Mehlhorn
Johnny Farrell
New York
Ashland Defeats Elyria in Cascade Park Horseshoe Meet
Ashland edged Elyria 29 of 50 matches in a Sunday horseshoe tournament at Cascade Park. Yeater, Ashland City champion, won all five games with 126 ringers and 23 double ringers, averaging 49 percent. Both teams posted 29 percent ringers on average.
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Cascade Park
Ashland
Elyria
Yeater
Van Wie-Lake In Feature Match At National Golf Tourney
In Williamsville New York on September 22 Miss Virginia Van Wie Chicago faces Mrs Marion Turpie Lake Flushing in the first round of the national women's golf tournament The pairing of two high ranked players drew attention away from defending champion Mrs Glenna Collett Vare who faces Miss Jean Armstrong Chicago The story notes Van Wie and Lake could reach the semi finals and that Armstrong challenged Vare in qualification.
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Williamsville
N. Y
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Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Marion Turpie Lake
Flushing
L. T
Glenna Collett Vare
Miss van Wie
Haserodts Practice Ahead of Sunday Fame Game
Haserodt Jewelers hold a practice tonight ahead of their game against Dolgin Dairies of Toledo on Sunday. The squad will meet at Bob Huneke's home at 7 o clock and all players are urged to attend the important session.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Dolgin Dairies
Toledo
Bob Huneke
Loughran Sekyra Set For 10 Round Heavyweight Bout
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia meets Joe Sekyra of Dayton in a ten round heavyweight bout at Queensboro Stadium. Loughran is favored to win, while Sekyra riding a 12 fight win streak after defeating Charley Retzlaff. Other results from Fort Washington card noted.
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New York
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Max Schmeling
Joe Sekyra
Dayton
Queensboro Stadium
Loughran
Sekura
Fof Charley Retzlaff
Senators Tie For Second In American League Race
Washington votes to stay in a contention tie for second place as Hadley and Marberry beat Chicago 5 to 3. Ferrell halted New York’s 10 game win streak with a 5 to 1 Cleveland win. Red Sox top St Louis to gain fifth. Tigers split with Philadelphia. Cards slug Chicago 19 to 11 in ten innings. Giants hammer Cubs 15 to 7 while Pittsburgh loses to Philadelphia and Boston drops to a 3 to 2 setback.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Senators
Hadley
Marberry
Washington
Chicago
Sox
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Ferrell
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Cubs
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Linemrath
Wellington Stars Signed By Cards
Wellington reports Fay Boone and Tar Robertson signed by the St Louis Cardinals for tryouts. Frank Rickey, scout, witnessed them play and Robertson is to join Columbus Red Wings of the American Association then likely farmed out to Cardinals system clubs next spring.
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Wellington
Fay Boone
Tar Robertson
Lewis Cardinals
Frank Rickey
New Timber
Robertson
Columbus
Columbus Red Wings
American Association
Cardinals
Oberlin Gridders In Light Practices
Oberlin College gridders undergo light practice sessions as five of 49 candidates miss due to September heat. Tackle Charles Hahn was set to report to complete last season's regulars for the 1931 yeoman eleven.
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Oberlin
Lyla K. Butler
Oberlin College
Charles Hahn
Yeoman
City Motors and Holy Cross Banquet Tonight
Members of City Motors and Holy Cross softball teams will hold a banquet at the Hotel Newell tonight with dinner served at 6 34.
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City Motors
Holy Cross
Elyria Crimson Flashes Face Tough Oberlin Test This Season
Elyria High school prepares for a hard 1931 football schedule as Chick Smith drills a improving squad led by Albert Nolan. Novotny shifts to left tackle with backs and a three-man left end cadre while Herb Dishrow seeks fullback duties. A key Oberlin game Friday looms as Smith and Dave Eaton install new plays to boost scoring potential.
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Chick
Oberlin
Chick Smith
Albert Nolan
Crimson Flashes
Novotny
Smith
George Novotny
Sandusky
Hip Hoy
Elton Wernert
Ken Long
Truss Koehn
Robert Jackson
Herb Dishrow
Moe
Herb
Joe Kamtusk
Joe
Collinwood
Disbrow
Dave Eaton
Elyria
Bowling Meet For Friday Evening
An all representatives meeting to form Commercial and Fraternal bowling leagues is scheduled for Friday at 4 evening. The Knights of Columbus Hall hosts the gathering with Loulé Buesche in charge.
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Knights of Columbus
Loulé Buesche
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