Notre Dame Seniors and Sophomores Battle for Positions
Notre Dame eyes a veteran core as 13 graduates leave, while two ex Rockne trainees join the squad. Anderson warns sophomores to earn their spots on the field with Kansas opener October 7. Senior-sophomore battles focus at right tackle end left half and quarterback roles with Lukats, Michata, Devore, Peters, Banas, Elser among contenders.
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Southern California
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Ed Krause
Dominic Vairo
Jeff End
Rockne
Kansas
Tom Roach
Grand Rapids
John Michata
Detroit
Hugh Devore
Newark
N. J
Marty Peters
Peoria
Perth Amboy
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Chicago
Ray Brandhneau
Monroe
Mich
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Davenport
Steve Banas
East Chicago
Don Elser
Gary
Wayne Millner
Salem
Mass
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Tony Mazziotti
Elmsford
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Waterville
Reyman Bonar
Bellaire
Ohio
Wally Fromhart
Moundsville
W. Va
Notre Dame Names Publicity Director Joseph S Petritz
Notre Dame University introduces Joseph S Petritz as director of publicity to present Irish activities to the public and keep publicity steady for the university in South Bend.
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Notre Dame University
1933 Football Season Opens in New York
The 1933 college football season began with about half the nation's varsities in action. Big programs watched opponents for warm up tests while key games appeared across conferences from Charleston to Berkeley. Washington and Lee faced West Virginia. California beat Santa Clara. California and other West Coast schools met easy foes.
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Buffalo Columbus Open Jr World Series Tomorrow
Columbus Red Birds, American Association champions, meet Buffalo Bisons, new International League leaders, in the first game of the Junior World Series in Columbus. Buffalo won the International League pennant by beating Rochester 6 to 3 in the playoff. Lee, Columbus ace, expected to start against Buffalo’s pitcher in the opener. Series games split between Columbus and Buffalo with a tentative four at Columbus and four at Buffalo.
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Alumni Defeats Wellington High in Season Opener
Wellington Ohio September 23 The Wellington Alumni football team easily defeated Wellington High School 27 to 0 in the season opener. Alumni gathered star players from the high school for eight years including the 1931 league champions. Municipal officials reports note two alumni squads due to many star players. The high school squad showed spirit against strong opposition.
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Zeleski Wins County Junior Golf Crown
Adam Zeleski of Elyria Country Club wins the Lorain County Junior golf title after a 2 up victory over Elyria caddy John Baldy Wostowicz in a 36 hole final at Cherry Ridge. He succeeds Bob Birch as county junior monarch.
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Bob Birch
Washington Favored in World Series Betting
New York Giants and Washington Senators face off with Doyle quoting 7 to 10 on Washington to win and 11 to 10 on the Giants. First game price even money against the Giants at the Polo Grounds October 3. Doyle notes Hubbell’s pitching shapes the odds and predicts a tighter series with limited home runs.
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United Press
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Washington Senators
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New York Giants
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New York
Krause Addresses Wellington Softball Banquet on Sportsmanship
George Lefty Krause urged fair play at the Wellington village league banquet in the Congregational church dining room. About 150 players and friends heard him stress playing well and letting the better team win as William Hatch em received the silver cup for Roedell’s championship. Richard Duff was elected league president for next year with William Sponseller as president, Cliff West secretary, and Ernie Henes treasurer. Hank Shanowski attended. Joe Vosmik could not.
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A. W. Shields
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Joe Vosmik
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William Sponseller
Cliff West
Ernie Henes
Business Men's Team Plans Scrimmage at Ely School
Coach Ben Dangerfield calls an important scrimmage for the Business Men's football team at 9 15 tomorrow morning. All team members are urged to be on hand at Ely School and ready to participate.
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Major League Leaders By United Prev Leading Batters
League stats show Phillies performers in various categories with Foxx and Gehrig noted among top hitters. Data includes batting averages and totals for Phillies and other clubs, alongside game and season references.
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City Light-Heavyweight Champions Open Season
The Wayside Inn football club opens the 1933 local semi pro grid season against Lorain Merchants on Oberlin Road at 2 30 PM. Manager Bill Marks expects the heavier roster and new faces to prod a strong showing as the Mercuries seek revenge for last season.
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Elyria High Dominates North Olmsted In Scrimmage Win
Elyria High routs North Olmsted 30 to 18 at Ely Stadium in a season opener. Sanders Brown and Pruski starred on offense with 38 players used, while Hanley of North Olmsted had a 90 yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Elyria held the Crimson drive with two extra points and multiple key plays including a blocked punt for a score. North Olmsted attempted ten passes and had two interceptions.
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Pruski
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Cronin Tops Washington Hitters For World Series Mark
Joe Cronin emerges as the Senators' toughest mark for Lefiyah Habbell in the world series while Joe Kuahel Goose Goslin Heinie Manush and Buddy Mier stand among Washington's leading left handed bats in the matchup.
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Goose Goslin
Heinie Manush
Buddy Mier
Joe Cronin
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Lefiyah Habbell
No-Hit No-Run Washington Pitcher Burke Biography
Bo Robert Burke, born Joliet Illinois January 23 1907, broke in with Little Rock in the Western league at nineteen and soon joined the Senators. A tall left handed pitcher at six foot two and 165 pounds he remains a mixed bag for fans, thrilling when on target yet prone to being battered when off.
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Washington
Joliet
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Visiting Scouts See Elyria High Defeat Fremont
Lake Erie League scouts filled the stands as Elyria High defeated Fremont with many coaches and officials present. Notable onlookers included W. G. Ross of Lakewood, Lee Holden of Oberlin High, and Findlay coach Jay Winters with Stu Holcomb. Fremont also had observers, and several Findlay and Fostoria sports figures joined the crowd.
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Avon Merchants Set to Face West Park in League Clash
Avon Ohio hosts West Park tomorrow as the Wes Merchants and West Park square off in a Weepsieve League game. Frey starts on the mound for Avon while West Park’s visiting lineup is not yet announced. The match is set to begin at 3 PM local time under the league standings.
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Elyria and North Olmsted Pitchers Clash Tonight
Elyria and North Olmsted pitchers face off in a Tiorseshoe clash at the local courts at seven tonight. Tomorrow morning’s match at Brookside Park with the Iron Kettle team of Cleveland has been moved up from our earlier schedule.
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Crimson Eleven Rolls Past Fremont 123 to 0 in Gridiron Pleaser
Elyria High pummeled Fremont 123 to 0 at Sly Stadium, marking a second straight win under floodlights. Gene Myers sparked the attack with a 34 yard run and key moves, while Murkowski scored twice as the Crimson Line overwhelmed Fremont’s defense and limited their offense to 68 yards from scrimmage.
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Fremont Purple Narrowly Misses Late Score Against Elyria Crimson
Fremont quarterback Hest led a rapid running drive into Elyria territory reaching the Crimson 23 yard line on fourth down a Moore to Binkley pass failed and Elyria recovered. Fremont then forced a punt and later recovered a fumble but could not convert again before the final whistle amid pressing passing attempts by Elyria led by Moore to Drake.
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Murkowski shines as Crimson beat Fremont in tight opener
Ist night’s game showed standout defense by Murkowski, key 22-yard punt return setup, and improved line play amid rookies stepping up. Clymer praised the Crimson line and stressed fortitude from reserves, while kicking remained a weakness against Fremont. Novak at center impressed despite early jitters in his first appearance.
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Akron Red Peppers Beat Columbus Team 13 to 0
Akron Red Peppers defeated Columbus Red Birds 13 to 0 at Buchtel Field, winning a key Ohio bantamweight football match. Both teams were viewed as championship contenders in the Ohio bantamweight association.
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