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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1932

Page

12

Elyria Bantams Open Season At Home Against Amherst

Elyria High Bantams prepare for the season opener against Amherst on their home field. Coach Ralph Bauer has named starting positions with Chuck Pruski and Emerson Smith at wing, Wirsham and Storck tackles, Nichols and Moore guards, DeFazio pivot, Bierek signals, Herold at fullback, Perkins and Sanders in the backfield, with Sanders carrying most of the ball. The 2 p.m. kickoff marks Amherst's first game after last year’s 7-0 Bantams defeat.

Chuck Hup Ralph Bauer Bantams Amherst Green and Gold Crimson Bantams Bauer Chuck Pruski Emerson Smith Bill Wirsham Lowell Storck Ralph Nichols Johnny Perkins Sanders Elliot Hill Bedacs Maiden Andrewski Strickler Post

Wisconsin Football Prospects Uncertain Under New Coach

George Kirkley surveys Wisconsin football as Dr. Clarence W. Spears begins his first year. The Badgers may rise or fall, depending on Spears turning talent into a strong offense. Key players include Captain Greg Kabat and Mickey McGuire at quarterback and halfback respectively, with a tough schedule featuring Marquette, Iowa, Purdue, Ohio State, Minnesota and Chicago.

Clarence Spears Wisconsin Iowa George Kirkley United Press Hicago Badgers Clarence W. Spears Spears Dartmouth West Virginia Minnesota Oregon Glenn Thistlethwaite Herb Joesting Brénko Nagurski Greg Kabat Bobby Schiller Mickey McGuire Harold Smith McGuire Marquette Purdue Coe Ohio State Mlinois Minesota Chicago

Former Elyrians Star For Champ Fisher Foods

Two former Elyria players led Champ Fisher Foods to another National Baseball Federation title with 7 0 wins over New Haven and Pontiac. Earl Shamp pitched the first game allowing six hits with ten strikeouts and no one to third. Mike Skryp pitched the second game blanking Pontiac with two hits and fifteen punchouts. Skryp previously played for the Coltegians Eagles and City team. Shamp played for the Elyria Eagles last season.

Dayton Elyria Mike Skryp Earl Shamp Fisher Foods National Baseball Federation Shamp Skryp New Haven Connecticut Pontiac Michigan Coltegians Eagles Elyria Eagles

Richwines to Play Elmore in Sunday doubleheader

The Richwines softball team closes the season with a Sunday trip to Elmore for a doubleheader against the Chamber of Commerce team. They met Elmore here in a recent triple header, the Richwines winning two games. Players meet at Broad Street plant at 9:30 a.m. and are asked to report.

Richwines Elmore Chamber of Commerce Broad Street Hank Ernest

Truckers Meet All Stars In Cascade Park Softball Game

The Paliska Truckers face the McBride's All Stars in a Cascade Park diamond matchup tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Players are asked to take notice of the schedule.

Paliska Truckers Cascade Park

World Series Coverage Planned by United Press Experts

United Press experts will cover the World Series for the Chronicle-Telegram with rapid, accurate reporting. Stuart Cameron will direct, supported by George Kirksey Henry McLemore H Allen Smith Ray Black Jack Cuddy and Sam Knott, plus a special corps to move reports and assemble box scores for the Cubs Yankees clash.

U.P Miliou Chronicle-Telegram United Press Stuart Cameron George Kirksey United Press Sports Authority Henry McLemore H. Allen Smith New York Ray Black Chicago Jack Cuddy New York Sports Sam Knott Cubs Yankees

McCARTHY GRIMM FRIENDS IN WORLD SERIES BATTLE

The World Series pairing Yankees and Cubs features long standing ties. Joe McCarthy, ex Cubs captain now Yankees manager, faces Charlie Grimm who rose to Cubs manager recently. Grimes helper, Charlie O Leary, knows pitching to Ruth and Gehrig. The piece notes their friendship and mutual insight shaping the pennant chase.

Hicago New York Yankees Chicago Grimm McCarthy William Veeck Rogers Hornsby Cubs Philadelphia Hornsby Veeck Yankees Athletics William Wrigley, Jr Charlie O'Leary Yankee Ruth Gehrig Lazzeri Dickey

Elyria High Set To Host Heights In LEL Match

Coach Les Lyman's Elyria High netters face Heights in a Lake Erie League outing here tomorrow morning. Elyria trails Lakewood in strength but seeks a strong showing as the two teams meet at 9 30 a m.

Les Lyman Elyria High Netters Lake Erie Lakewood

Lorain Team Seeks Games With Local Clubs Here

Lorain dairy football squad seeks to schedule matches with Elyria Mercuries and Elyria Hardware. Team managers urged to contact Joe Danevich in Lorain at 2513 East 34th Street or by phone 74-521. Delaware note: Robert Given named honorary captain for Ohio Wesleyan’s season opener vs Wilmington in Steubenville.

Lorain, O Serbue-Oaiygood Dairy Elyria Mercuries Elyria Hardware Joe Danevich East 34Th Street Lorain Given Ohio Wesleyan Delaware Robert Given Steubenville George Gauthier Wilmington

Xavier Opens 1932 Schedule Against Transylvania and More

Xavier University football starts its unusual 1932 slate at Transylvania College with Centre Oglethorpe and Loyola of New Orleans on the list. The Musketeers lose 10 regulars from 1931 but veterans like Al McPhail and Tommy Brannen lead a backfield rebuild as hopes rise for a stronger season.

Mincinnati Xavier University Ohio Transylvania College of Lexington Mavier Centre Oglethorpe Loyola of New Orleans Washington & Jefferson Carnegie Tech Haskell Indians Missouri Valley University of Dayton Xavier Joe Meyer Muskereets Andy Schmidt Carl Sprengard Willard Taylor Bernie Wilhelm Bernie Helan Paul Hughes Leo Smyth Paul Beckwith Nick Kelley Paul Kelley al McPhail Tommy Brannen Gene Profumo Bob Mooner Hal Pennington Kenny Jordan Don Dreyer Paul Steinkamp Maurice Farrell John Wiethe Jack Hosty Dutch

Standings and Results in Early American League Play

Standings show New York leading with 131 wins and 105 losses, Philadelphia 151 games, Washington 151 with 91 60, Cleveland 149 with 85, Detroit 148 with 72, St. Louis 149 with 62, Chicago 148 with 43, Boston 151 with 42 losses. Yesterday's results include New York over Philadelphia in ten innings, Washington over Boston, Chicago at Detroit postponed by rain, Cleveland versus St. Louis not scheduled. Today's slate lists Chicago at Cleveland, New York at Boston, Washington at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Detroit (two). Other scores note Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Minneapolis over Milwaukee, Kansas City over St Paul, Louisville over Indianapolis, Toledo over Columbus in a ten inning night game.

W. L. Pore New York Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Detroit St. Louis Chicago Boston Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City St. Pauui Louisville Indianapoli Toledo Columbus Indianapolis St. Paul G.B Pittsburgh Brookly Cincinnati

Gomez Blasted Of Hill But Yankees Win

In Philadelphia Vernon Gomez and Charley Ruftinger were roughed up as the Athletics beat the Yankees 7 to 10 in extra innings. The loss tightens the A’s lead over the Senators to two games, while the Cubs were blanked 7 to 0 by the Pirates. Cardinals seize sixth with a win over the Reds. Giants fall to seventh after Brooklyn victory.

Gomez Hill Yankees New York Chicago Cubs Philadelphia New York Yankee Vernon Letty” Gomez New York Moundsmen Athletics Charley Rufting Sugar” Cain Washington Senators Senators Boston Chicago Detroit Cubs Harold Smith Pirates Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Giants Brooklyn

Big Five by United Press drives in five runs by Foxx

Jimmy Foxx drove in five runs with his 55th and 58th homers of the season and a single in five at bats. Babe Ruth singled in three tries. Lou Gehrig homered for his 33rd season and added a single in four at bats accounting for two tallies. Al Simmons had four singles driving in one run. Bill Terry doubled and singled in four plate appearances for one run.

United Press Jimmy Foxx Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig al Simmons Bill Terry

Minneapolis Rally Beats Milwaukee In Rain-Shortened Game

In Columbus, Minneapolis rallied in the eighth to score five runs and win 11 to 7 over Milwaukee. Kansas City beat St. Paul 5 to 3, Louisville defeated Indianapolis 2 to 0 in a rain-shortened game, and Columbus Fotests edged Red Birds 3 to 2 in a night contest.

Columbus Mineapolis Milwaukee

Ohio College Elevens Open 1932 Season

Ohio college football opens the 1932 season with six floodlit games. Wittenberg and Xavier start against Indiana Normal and Transylvania as Route to Buckeye and Ohio Conferences begin. John Carroll hosts Adrian while Dayton welcomes Findlay. several Ohio Conference matches and other pairings follow.

United Press Ohio Wittenberg College Buckeye Indiana Normal College Springfield Muskingum College Waynesburg Pennsylvania New Concord Penn State Xavier University Transylvania Cincinnati John Carroll Cleveland Adrian Mich Ohio Northern Pittsburgh Rio Grande Ohio University Athens Wilmington Ohio Wesleyan Delaware Defiance Alfred N. Y Ohio State Akron University Hanover Ind University of Cincinnati

Panthers Open Season In Opener Against Lorain Bantams

The Elyria Panthers bantamweight football club debuts in the Northern Ohio league, facing the Lorain Bantams Sunday at Oakwood Park Lorain. Kickoff is 2 30 p m. Elyria seeks a backer and a high school athletic coach with Jim Seres as contact.

Elyria Panthers Lorain Bantams Oakwood Park Lorain Panthers Elyria Jim Seres

Holy Cross Bantams Hold First Practice

The Holy Cross Bantams plan their first practice this afternoon at Hamilton Field at 4 o'clock. Players listed for notice include Wynieski, W Shubie, Z Korzan, J Zalewski, M Fritz, P Wolodzko, A Metera, L Kania, J Wack, A Gregorczyk, E Wawrzezczak, Z Krucinski, and Kanio.

Holy Cross Bantams Hamilton Field Wynieski W. Shubie Korzan J. Zalewski M. Fritz P. Wolodzko A. Metera L. Kania J. Wack A. Gregorczyk E. Wawrzewczak Z. Krucinski Kanio

Oberlin High Faces Crimson In Ely Stadium Gridiron Clash

Oberlin High meets Elyria High School Crimson Flashes at Ely Stadium in the annual fall opener. The capital town buzzes as the Red and Blue Oberlin squad travels to challenge the Crimson Flashes in a long awaited rivalry game.

Oberlin High Crimson Ely Stadium Russ Davies Ootball Elying Elyria High School

Probable Starting Lineups for Sixth Streeters vs Oberlin

A preview of the annual Elyria clash as Coach Roy Clymer debuts with the Crimson heavyweights. Oberlin brings six lettermen, with a low-scoring edge after a 2-0 win last week. Kickoff is 8 PM at the stadium with gates open 90 minutes prior. Officials include Gross of Marietta and Staff of Willard.

Roy Clymer Sixth Street Forces Dope Crimson

Champion Fitch Winners At Ridge Club Championship

Ed Champion defeated Jon Gay ner 3 and 2 in Class B play for the club championship at Cherry Ridge. In Class C Jay Fitch beat Art Pelander 4 and 3 to complete the Ridge results.

Fitch Ed Champion Jon Gayner Cherry Ridge Jay Fitch Art Pelander

Elyria Country Club Caddies Face Carlisle Vagabonds

The Elyria Country Club Cad dies football team meets the Carlisle Vagabonds in their second game of the season with game time scheduled at 1 o clock. Report for R Wolodzko Kushin Kash Zaleski Koviak Talarek Kristo Ross Ross Gregor Sito Mate and Krist.

Elyria Country Club Carlisle Vagabonds R. Wolodzko Kushin A. Kash A. Zaleski EB. Koviak L. Talarek F. Kristo C. Ross G. Ross C. Gregor A. Sito J. Mate Krist

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