Survey shows most of schoolboy grid stars go to Ohio colleges
United Press surveys after the 1935 season found Ohio high school football stars heading to state colleges. The All-Ohio first team included ends Jim Whitten and Aaron South, tackles Nick Cannarozzi and Edward Mann, guards Gayor Bucher and Claude White, center Stoke Gull, with backs Lamar Krueger Horace Hampton Pete Ballos and Harold Stapleton.
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United Press
Lumbus
U. P
Ohio
Ohio High School Coaches’ Association
James W. Aiken
Canton McKinley
University of Akron
Jim Whitten
Aaron South
August Morningstar
Messillon
Nick Cannarozzi
Cleveland Collinwood
Edward Mann
Toledo Central
Gayor Bucher
Mansfield
Claude White
Portsmouth
Stoke Gull Campbell Memorial
Lamar Krueger
Sandusky
Horace Hampton
Steubenville
Pete Ballos
Cannon McKinley
Harold Stapleton
Hamilton
Wallace Wade
Duke
McAfee
Durham
Morningstar
Massillon
Purdue
Lee Schneider
Bliss
Bailes
Canton MecKinter
Bucher
Zuchenzo
Cannar- Ozzi
Gill
Kreuger
Ea Manx
Jueger
Grass
Coleze
Ohio Grid
Ohio grid stars scatter to colleges from Sandusky area
Don Whittaker and Jim Whittaker, former Sandusky Blue Streaks, plan to enter Ohio State but Don’s entry delayed due to injuries. The piece notes multiple Ohio and out of state colleges selecting 14 All-Scholastic stars, with Ohio University and Duke among destinations, and highlights ongoing prep team links to Purdue, Akron, Reserve, and Bliss.
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Don Whittaker
Bob Whittaker
Sandusky
Blue Streak
Ohio State
Don
Sanausky
Jim
Mansfield
Massillor
Charles Atias
New York City
Florida
Cornell
Carl G. Snavely
North Carolina
Leemans
College All Stars
Detroit Lions
New York Yankees
Lou Gehriz
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Dicker
Tony Lazzeri
Twink Selkirk
Jake Powell
Buck Newsom
Lefty Grove
al Thomas
Tommy Bridges
Ted Lrons
Bridges Ennesota
Gophers
University of Washington Huskies
Seattle
Andy Uram
Uram
Huskies
Richard Harding Davis
Lehigh University
Eleven
Bethlehem
Case
van Horn Field
Cleveland
University of Chicago
Stage Field
Maroons
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wisconsin
HIO University
Purdue
Lafayette
Ohio
Bobcats
Tinois
Bo MecMillin
Indiana
Eddie Jankowski
Harry Stuhldreber
Badger
Jarkowski
Johnny Fischer
Detroit Pitcher Tommy Bridges Nets 23rd Win
Yesterday's hero Tommy Bridges of Detroit pitched a three hit game to record his 23rd win of the season, the most by any American League pitcher that year, with two games remaining in 1934.
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Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Max Baer
Ty Cobb
Fischer Te Enrolls At University Of Cincinnati
The modest Fischer Te turned to his home in Cincinnati Fesie-Gar and enrolled today at the University of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Fesie-Gar
Fischer Te
The
University of Cincinnati
Sketches Of Yankees Pitchers And Catchers
Editors note presents profiles of Yankee pitchers and catchers led by Charlie Ruffing and Monte Pearson. The sketches describe each player’s background, traits, and contributions to the pennant drive, including highlights on Ruffing, Gomez, Malone, Broaca, Murphy, Dickey, Jorgens, and Glenn with insights into their pasts and roles.
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Charlie Ruffing
Huski German
Nokomis
Fire Department
Billy Rogell
Jim Bottomley
Monte Pearson
Yankee
Yankees
Johnny Allen
McCarthy
Vernon Gomez
Bess Dresser
Japan
Irving Hadley
Mercersburg Academy
Brown University
Brown
Luns Jos WeCarthy
Pat Malone
Altoona
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Johnny Broaca
Lawrence
Mass
Yale
Joe Wood
Red Sox
Clingman Tackles Schaeffer Tonight In Rialto Feature
Dan Morris presents a Rialto Theatre wrestling card on Second Street with two professional matches and an amateur bout. Heading the night is Harry Schaeffer of East St. Louis and Ows Clingman of Amarillo in a scientific clash. Bozzell versus Von Brognberg opens the event at 8:30 p.m., with both pro matches decided on a two falls basis.
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Fother Farge
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Second Street
Morris
Harry
Speedy} Shaeffer
East St. Louis
Til
Ows Clingman
Amarillo
Texas
Paul Bozzell
Okmuizee
Oklahoma
von Brognberg
Schaeffer
Clingman
Neck of the Woods
Rialto
Estes
Sandusky
Bozzell
Black Dragon
van Brogabert
Wrestling Tonight
Otis Clingman
Speedy Schaeffer
Watsonville Law’s Reach Weighs On Beasts And Men
In Watsonville California concerns rise over enforceable law against animals and people. Officials stress that ignorance or neglect of the law does not excuse wrongdoing by any party involved.
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Watsonville
Cal
Reds Hope Ival Goodman Tops 20 Home Runs This Season
The article notes Cincinnati Reds rookie Ival Goodman has 17 home runs and could reach 20, a feat not seen by two players in a season in the team's 50 years in the National League. It mentions Harry Heisman with 19 in 1930 and Chick Hefey with 18 in 1934 as near-misses.
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Cincinnati Reds
Fort Rave
Ival Goodman
Reds
Harry Heisman
Chick Hefey
Chuck White
Lodi Street
Joe Medwick
St Louis Cardinals
Dobrowski Meats Win City Softball Title
The Dobrowski Meats clinched the second half City Softball League championship and season title after Sacred Heart Church forfeited at Hamilton Diamond. The Meats also took the first half crown and remained undefeated in the second half.
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Dobrowski Meats
Sacred Heart Church
Hamilton Diamond
Meats
Giants Falter in Twin Bill to Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants suffer two losses to Philadelphia as pennant race tightens. Giants slip further behind Cardinals while Cubs and Dodgers also drop games. Yankees dominate Philadelphia in AL action and Detroit blankets St Louis twice. Earl Averill belts his 27th homer as Cleveland ends tied game on darkness.
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York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Yankees
Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Carl Hubbell
Terry
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Joe MacCarthy
Bronx Bombers
Phils
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cubs
Brooklin Dodgers
Boston Bees
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Elden Auker
Tommy Bridges
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Chicago
Jos Cascarella
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Ridgeville Bowling Season Opens Oct. 2
The Knights of St. John Bowling League sponsored by St Peters Commandery No 177 of North Ridgeville starts October 2 with four teams. Opening matches October 2 Ridgeville Hatchery vs Barnes Coal and Pickering Service Station vs Ridgeville Feed Store.
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Knights of St. John
St. Peter’s Commandery No
North Ridgeville
Knights of Columbus
Ridgeville Hatchery
Barnes Coal Company
Pickering
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Feed Store
Bernard Pitts
O. Dietz
George Noll
George Weisheit
L. V. Rothgery
Ridgeville Batchery
Bernard Noll
Louis Aurenson
Cletus Gilgenbach
James Buck
Thomas Gilbert
Harvey Dittman
Ray Noll
Rev. Beuscher
Ray Taylor
Ralph Steinmetz
Pickering Service Station
Louis Traxler
Charlies Weisheit
Adolphe Frank
Walter Traxler
Joe Holtwick
Joe Louis Knocks Out Ettore to Reclaim Title Challenger Status
Joe Louis knocks out Al Ettore in the fifth round to regain ranking as America’s heavyweight title challenger. The bout drew 40,407 spectators paying $210,117. Louis dominated with early knockdowns and a final left hook to finish Ettore, then planned a Detroit return and amateur refereeing duties in Lansing before more future bouts.
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Joe Louis
al Ettore
Philadelphia
Ettore
Kreserve
Baldwin-Wallace
Erwin Storey
Floyd
Ray Watt
Yellow Jackets
Storey
Baldwin- Wallace
United Press
Payettes
U. P
America
Tiger Man
Louis
Max Schmeling
Detroit
Lewis
Miles
Joe
Lansing
New York
Hippodrome
Jorge Brescia
Argentina
Cards Use Two Rookies To Clip Reds In St Louis
Two rookies recalled from Columbus helped the St Louis Cardinals slow the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 3 to keep a mathematical shot at the pennant. Don Gutteridge and Mike Ryba contributed at bat and on the mound as Garibaldi, Martin, and Medwick aided a rally after Benny Frey faltered.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Columbus
American Association
Cincinnati Reds
Don Gutteridge
Mike Ryba
Reds
Frankie Frisch
Benny Frey
Garibaldi
Martin
Medwick
Ray
Peaches
Paul Derringer
Leroy Parmelee
Raiders Brace For Sandusky Clash After Rough Night Practice
Elyria High football under coach Roy Clymer showed poor blocking in night drills at Ely Stadium raising concerns for Friday’s 27th grid meeting with Sandusky at Sandusky. Tackle Bob Schumar suffered a nose injury and could miss the game. halfback hopeful Dan Gulgin was absent due to his father’s illness.
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Elyria High
Sandusky
Roy Clymer
Raiders
Ely Stadium
Clymer
Bob Schumar
Dan Gulgin
Campbell Memorial
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Local Fairways Ladies Golf Winners at Ely Tia Club
RS J B Johnson won low net at Ely Tia Country Club ladies weekly meeting with a 97 21 76. R W Murbach second with 100 21 19. W G Barnes also won a prize. Final year end round up set for next Tuesday at 9 39 a m with luncheon and meeting to follow.
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RS. J. B. Johnson
Ely Tia Country Club
R. W. Murbach
W. G. Barnes
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