Italians and Irish in Notre Dame lineup for 1938 season kickoff
Notre Dame's No 1 football team shows a mix of Italian and Irish descent in the projected starting lineup for the October 1 opener against Kansas at Notre Dame Stadium. The overall squad lists more than half of the 95 players as Irish or partly Irish, with several players from Italian and other backgrounds noted.
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Notre Dame
Kansas
Notre Dame Stadium
Earl Brown
Ed Beiner
Jim McGoldrick
Ed Longhi
Augie Bussu
Paul Kell
John Kelly
Steve Sitko
Harry Stevenson
Lou Zontini
Mario Tonelli
Ohio State and Lyria High Heaviest Teams Compare
Ohio State and Lyria High School boast among the heaviest teams this season. OSU opens under Francis A Schmidt with an average 217 pound linemen and 194 pound backfield led by captains Carl Kaplan off and Alex Schoenbaum. Key backs include Jim Sexton Don Scntt and Frank Zadworney with Jim Langhurst at fullback.
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Ohio State
Lyria High School
Ohio State University
Elst
Roy Clymer
Francis A Schmidt
Bucks
Tidana
Columbus
Ackle
Carl Kaplanoff
Bucyrus
Alex Schoenbaum
Huntington
West Va
Charley Maag
Sandusky
Jerry Spows
Keith Bliss
Hill
Laghties
Russ Bortsehy
Orrville
Vic Marino
Youngstown
Jim Sexton
Don Scntt
Frank Zadworney
Jim Langhurst
Whizzer White Tackles Pro Gridiron Fame in Pittsburgh
Henry McLemore reports Byron White, a Phi Beta Kappa Rhodes scholar, excelling in nine pro games this month. The Pittsburgh star hails from Colebrook and starred against tough opposition, ranking high in scoring, rushing yards, and receptions as he adjusts to the pro game amid team support and tough rival play.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Uri
Byron
Whizzer) White
Colebrado
Golf Open Set To Start Friday In Scarsdale
The $13,500 Westchester Open Golf tournament will begin Friday in Scarsdale after yesterday’s rain delay. Eighty players are slated to tee off the opening 18 holes of the 108-hole event.
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Scarsdale
N. Y
Obringer Hurt Forces Bell To Start At Left Guard
Elyria High football faces Sandusky Blue Streaks with nearly the same lineup as opener after Obringer injures knee. Gordie Bell, 150 pounds, to start at left guard with Johnny Wilhelmys and Bernie Fobes at ends, plus Schumar Hutt Simon Forbes Selman Wolodzke Yanke Bruaker. Sandusky to house about 8000 at Strobel Field as 7:45 pm kickoff approaches with no preliminary game.
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Elyria High
Sandusky
Oberlin
Coath
Roy Clymer
Bob Obringer
Bell
Obringer
Crimson
Gordie Bell
Johnny Wilhelmy
Bernie Fobes
Bob Schumar
Art Hutt
Johnny Simon
Larry Forbes
Dick Selman
Tony Wolodzke
Bob Yanke
Don Brubaker
Strobel Field
Dover Soph Is Impressive In Bucks' Workout
In Columbus Ohio on September 22 sophomore Al Zuchegno, 187 pounds, excited Buckeye observers with a standout Red team display at Ohio Stadium. The Dover native sped through scrimmage for a 40 yard touchdown, earning praise for speed and open style offense while contending with veteran Johnny Rabbin for the fullback role.
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Columbus O
al Zuchegno
Midnight Express
Dover
Ohio Stadium
Sophonore
Zuchegno
Francis Schmidt
Agaist
Indiate
Cucophan Carl Kaplanof
Bucyrus
Éuchegnas
Frank Zudworney
Gunner
Clevelind
Wendell Lohr
Massillon
Meyer Kromer Battle For Places On Michigan Team
Two Lorain County youths J ack Meyer of Elyria and Paul Kromer of Lorain vie for spots on the University of Michigan football squad as Coach Fritz Criser directs preliminary drills. Meyer, 195 pounds, aims for quarterback duty after starring at Elyria High as tackle and fullback and captaining in 1934. Kromer, a fast versatile backfield candidate, is expected to hold the left halfback role. Both prepped at Kiski. Meyer studies business administration.
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DeCorrevont
Northwestern
Bill DeCorrevent
Chicago Austin
Northwestern University
DeCorrevent
Wudcat
Alf Bauman
Don Johnson
Charles Feingarten
Sunny Skor
Lorain County
Herb ‘Fritz
Crister
University of Michigan
Jack Meyer
Elyria
Meyer
Elyria High
Secong
Paul Kramer
Lorain
Wolverine
Kromer
Kiski
Business
Saints, Brewers In Deciding Game
St Paul and Milwaukee faced off in the deciding seventh game of their semi final American Association series. The Saints won 9 to 0, led by Bob Boken who homered, doubled and singled, with Leroy Anton and Ollie Beyma adding three hits each as St Paul stunned Milwaukee to square the series at three games each. Ray Phelps held Milwaukee to three singles to spur the comeback.
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ST. Paul
Mimn
Lni
Milwaukee
American Association
Saints
Brewers
Ray Phelps
Milwaukees
Senes
Kansas City
Bob Boken
St Paul
Leroy Anton
Ollie Beyma
Feller Seeks 16th Victory in Detroit Opener
DetroitSeptember 22 The Indians right hander Bob Feller took the mound seeking his 16th win of the season as Cleveland opened a four game series with Detroit. Cleveland had dropped a half game in the standings after Boston beat St Louis while their game with Washington was rained out narrowing the gap to one and a half games behind the Red Sox.
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Detroit
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis
Indians
Washington
Schoolboy Grid Schedule Highlights Friday and Saturday
Elyria-Sandusky clash at Strobel Field Sandusky draws most local grid attention with Friday afternoon and evening matches as Wel lington visits Clearview Elyria reserves play at Amherst New London at Madison Mansfield Vermalion faces Sandusky St Marys and Wooster meets Medina Oberlin hosts Garfield Heights in the first night game Both teams opened with losses with Elyria 0-34 and Garfield 0-27 Other notable games include Toledo Scuit at Middletown Piqua at Fremont Cleveland Heights at Wares and Akron St Vincent’s West vs Alt. East Saturday Akron Garfield hosts Lakewood Lorain at Akron North Akron East plays Shaw
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Elyria-Sandusky
Strobel Field
Sandusky
Grid
Wellngton
Clearview
Elyria Reerves
Amherst
New London
Madison
Mansfield
Vermalion
Sandusky St. Mary's
Wooster
Medina
Alston West
Akron St. Vincent
Akron Garfield
Lakewood
Lorun
Akron
Akron East
Shaw
Friday Afternoon Grid Schedule Matches Readable
Elyria reserves meet Amherst while Wellington faces Clearview and New London plays Madison. Vermilion hosts Sandusky St Marys and Wooster visits Medina. Elyria travels to Sandusky at night. Garfield Heights meets Oberlin and Toledo Scott visits Middletown. Fiqua at Fremont and Cleveland Heights host Warren. Akron West versus Akron St Vin cent s. Saturday Lorain at Akron North Akron Garfield at Lakewood Akron East at Shaw.
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Elyria
Amherst
Wellington
Clearview
New London
Madison
Vermilion
Sandusky
St Mary's
Wooster
Medina
Garfield Heights
Oberlin
Toledo
Scott
Middletown
Fiqua
Fremont
Cleveland Heights
Warren
Akron West
Akron St. Vincent's
Lorain
Akron North
Akron
Garfield
Lakewood
Akron East
Shaw
Net Semi Finals Held Over For Friday
Forest Hills New York September 22 favorable dry weather is needed to ready the West Side Tennis Club lawn for the National Singles championships. Secretary Edward B Moss of the U S S T A announced that the three semi final matches postponed since Saturday are now set for Friday.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
West Side
Edward B Moss
Games On Scholastic Football Bill Headline
Ohio high school football headlines signal a tough slate next weekend with Akron South vs Canton McKinley and Massillon at Mansfield among top showdowns. Contests across the state feature rivalries, undefeateds, and key intra city battles shaping the early season.
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Jim Emerson
United Press
Columbus, O
Ohio
Akron South
Canton McKinley
Canton
Massilon
Mansfield
Elyza
Sandusky
Marietta
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Giants
Cincinnati Elder
Akron
McKinley
Danion Lehman
Massillon
McKeesport
Tigers
Mansfield Tigers
Bob Whittaker
Elyria
Oberlin
Cleveland Collinwood
Mazietta Club
Cavaliers
Jackson
Xena Central
Obyn Soldiers and Savers
Alt. Vernon
Newark
East Palestine
East Liverpool
Bellevue
Tiffin
Buesiugs
Fosfornia
Marion Harding
Delaware
Wills
Bulldogs P Practice At Jefferson Field Tonight
The Bulldogs hold an important practice at Jefferson Field at 5 o clock. Light heavyweight players may try out and are asked to report. Notable names include Klocek Wis singer Rock Lappin Bishop Borg Ross and Beckloff. Lorain County teams seeking games should contact Bill Hall at 1708 Lake Avenue.
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Bulldogs
Jefferson Field
Klocek
Wissinger
Rock
Lappin
Bishop
Borg
Ross
Beckloff
Lorain County
Bill Hall
1708 Lake Avenue
City Class A Bowling Loop Matches Tonight
Five matches fill the City Class A Bowling League schedule at the Elyria Recreation Lanes. Early shift features Left and Right against Diedrick's Phillies Cigars, Moulton Candies versus Bittners, Elyria Recreation versus Elyria Hardware, Haserodt Jewelers versus Tarry Tavern. Late shift has Electra Alloys against Bauer Davies, while The General Industries drew a bye this week.
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Elyria Recreation
T. S
Diedrick’s
Phillies Cigars
Moulton
Bittners
Elyria Hardware
Haserodt Jewelers
Tarry Tavern
Electra Alloys
Bauer Davies
General Industries
Merchants Practice Tonight at Frank's Recreation
The Elyria Merchants football team holds a 6 30 practice tonight meeting at Frank's Recreation. Players are instructed to arrive promptly for the session and team coordination.
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Merchants
Elyria Merchants
Frank
Greenberg Clouts Homer No 54 To Pace Ruth 27 Record
Detroit slugger Hank Greenberg homered for the 54th time this season to stay tied with Babe Ruth's 1927 pace at 60. He needs seven more in 11 games to reach 61 as Ruth hit 17 homers in September. The Tigers beat Gumpert 8-6 in game one, then 3-0 in a five inning nightcap while the Yankees faltered in Chicago. Foxx belted his 47th for Boston. Dean won another relief comeback start for St Louis in a 4-0 win over the Bees.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Dodgers
Byron
Greenberg
Babe Ruth
United Press
York
U.P
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Swat
Ruth
Detroit
Harry Heisman
Tiger
Gumpert
Randall Gumpert
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Boots Poffenberger
Yanks
White Sox
Lefty Gomez
Dizzy
Foxx
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
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Fritz Ostermueller
Bob Gove
Paul Dean
St. Lois
Elyria Reserves Face Amherst in Open Contest
Elyria High Reserves, coached by Ralph Bauer, travel to play the Amherst Comets tomorrow at 4 p.m. The Reserves seek their first win after a 13-6 season-opening loss to North Olmsted. Amherst returns seven letter winners led by Ray Frederick and Bob Edwards, aiming to ride speed and growing experience to a strong showing.
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Ralph Bauer
Elyria High
Amherst Comets
Amherst
Bob Hubbard
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