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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1938

Page

11

Rustling Thru Sports Predicts A Mix Of Winners

The columnist predicts scholastic and collegiate grid results, highlighting Elyria, Sandusky, Lorain, Akron North, Oberlin, Middletown, Piqua, Warren, Shaw, Lakewood, and Clearview among high schools, plus Southern California over Alabama and Western Reserve over Ohio Wesleyan among colleges, with several other matchups listed.

Daffy William F. Grall Hanting Elyria Sandusky Lorain Akron North North Oberlin Garfield Heights Middletown Toledo Scott Piqua Fremont Warren Cleveland Heights Akron St. Vincent's Akron West Shaw Akron East Lakewood Akron Garfield Clearview Wellington Southern California Alabama Dartmouth Bates California St. Mary's Duke W. Pi Bucknell Furman Iowa Illinois Ohio U Texas Kansas Louisiana State Mississippi Miami Alma Minnesota Washington Western Reserve Ohio Wesleyan Washington State Oregon Marietta Rutgers Purdue Detroit Pitt West Virginia Vanderbilt Wabash

Mackin Clouts 710, Jewelers Take Pin Lead

Mackin Clouts 710 and Jewelers Take Pin Lead headline a busy early football and high school update. The piece notes Notre Dame rivals coaching matchups as Gus Dorais Kell Detroit faces Mal Edwards Pur due Boilermakers, plus New London High School’s 1940 program dedication to the band and a new six foot electrically operated clock at Ely Stadium for timing quarters. It also covers Ohio State recruiting trouble with Bob Glass now at Culane University, Akron Yankees’ runner up share, Western Reserve’s publicist hire, and a review of local facilities and readers’ letters to the Chronicle Telegram.

Rockne Knute Rockne Notre Dame Gus Dorais University of Detroit Mal Edwards Purdue Boilermakers New London Henry Parnell Ely Stadium Middletown Elviia Canton McKinley Ohio State Glass HIO State Bob Glass Massdlon Washington High Columbus Culane University Green Wave Fresh Eleven Akron Yankees Western Reserve University Bill Birkhold Karl Davis Red Cats Ohio Wesleyan Shaw Stadium Cleveland

Lee Hurls 4th Shutout In Row To Tie Record

Lee tied the National League record with four straight shutouts as he blanked the Phillies 4-0. His streak matches 1908 Ed Reulbach and 1911 Grover Alexander. Clay Bryant won for the Cubs 2-1 in the second game of a doubleheader. Pirates split with Brooklyn 6-0 and 11-6 as Jim Tobin fired a four-hit opener.

Bill Mackin Haserodt Jewelers Tarry Tavern Mackin Jewelers Maples Haserodt Jewelers Riegers Les Lip Kipper Rosemtel Eunitiger Nico Hay Rick Phillie Cyan AI Fat Hoehn Fat Welty Iycia Traneer Yyrly Bardmarce Henry _ ldis Teenie Raver Onkles al Warner Ay Smithi Hittner Ravan Kemper Awa Tha Ha Ben Powell Ra Huncke Dunfes Tees Yarsa George Kirkley United Press EW York Big Bill Lee Chicago Cubs Lee Polo Grounds Giants Pirates Cincinnati Phillies Ed Reulbach Cubs Grover Cleveland Alexander Clay Bryant Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Jim Tobin

Cubs Ace Bill Lee Keeps Pennant Hopes Alive

Yesterday's hero Big Bill Lee, the Cubs ace, pitched a fourth straight shutout to tie the National League record and keep Chicago in the pennant race as the Dodgers fed the Bees and St. Louis flew to Chicago for the opener. The Giants swept Cincinnati 6-1 and 2-1, while the Yankees halted a six game skid with a 7-4 win over the White Sox.

Dodgers Bees St. Louis Cardinals Boston Chicago New York Giants Cincinnati Yankees White Sox Bill Lee Cubs

Greenberg Faces Indians Slab Aces

Detroit September 26 Hank Greenberg launches a home run push to break Babe Ruth’s 60 homer mark as the Tigers meet the Cleveland Indians in a doubleheader. He will face ace pitchers Bob Feller and Mel Harder in pursuit of more round trippers while Cleveland fights for second place.

Detroit Hank Greenberg Babe Ruth Cleveland Indians Tribe Tigers Greenberg Cleveland Bob Feller Mel Harder

Schmidt Again Juggles Ohio State Backfield

Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt shuffled backfield roles to prevent overconfidence ahead of Indiana game. Mike Kabealo at quarterback and Jimmy Strausbaugh at left halfback join Stu Whitehead and Johnny Rabb on the first string. Wedebrook out four to five days with a hip injury menaces preparations as 50,000 expected for Indiana clash. season tickets near 20,000 with a sellout predicted for Oct 8 vs Southern California.

Olumbus U.P Ohio State Francis Schmidt Indiana Wily Buck Stu Whitehead Columbus Ross Bartschy Bucks Mike Kabealo Jimmy Strausbaugh Chillicothe Johnny Rabb Akron Howard Wedebrook Sormior Portsmouth Wedebrook Ohio Stadium Henry OD Taylor Southern California

Elyria Sandusky Score Tallied by Quarter Bulletin

Elyria football fans unable to attend the Elyria Crimson and Blue at Sandusky will learn the score by quarters. The quarter scores will be posted at multiple Elyria stores including Carriel Crisp Broad and Middle Conry's Confectionery Cleveland Street Phil Davis Lake Avenue Brown Hotel Cigars Hess and Hess Drug Store East Broad Street Koplin Drug Store Lodi Street Mike Kirsch Court Street R M Loretz Middle Avenue 7th Elyria Pure Milk East Avenue 9th Ready Cigar Broad Street Schon's Grocery East Avenue 4th Street Sam's Cut Rate Broad and West Avenue.

Elyria Sandusky Carriel Crisp Broad and Middle Conry’s Cleveland Street Phil Davis Lake Avenue Brown Hotel East Marsh Guerin Cigar Store West Avenue Broad Hess and Hess Drug Store East Broad Street Koplin Drug Store Lodi Street Mike Kirsch Court Street R. M. Loretz Middle Avenue 7Th Elyria Pure Milk East Avenue 9Th Ready Cigar Store Broad Street Schon's 4Th Street Sam's

Gophers Favored In Battle With Huskies This Weekend

MINNEAPOLIS Minn Sept 23 Gophers favored to beat Washington in a cross country clash as Big Ten meets Pacific Coast powers Purdue Detroit and Illinois Ohio U also on Saturday slate Northwestern matches freshmen at Evanston Bil De Correvont the famed prep star leads the Huskies in a key place hold.

Minneapolis Minn Minnesota Gophers Washington Huskies Purdue Detroit Detroit University LaFayette Ind Ilinois Ohio University Champaign Los Jimmy Phelan Husky Bob Zuppke Hlint Ohio U

Elyria Ladies Bowling Loop Matches Tonight

Four matches are on schedule in the Elyria Ladies Bowling League tonight at the Elyria Recreation starting at 9. City Loan faces Wykrent's Grille while Leona's Five meets W. T. Grant Company Standard Cleaners plays Elyria Recreation and Damm's Kentie Lunch takes on Hilltop Tavern.

Elyria Elyria Recreation City Loan Wykrent’s Grille Leona's Five W. T. Grant Company Standard Cleaners Damm Kentie Hilltop Tavern

Rival High School Teams Face 9000 Crowd At Bay City Clash

The 29th meeting of Elyria and Sandusky High School teams, the Crimson and Streaks, is set at Strobel Field in Bay City. The game, drawing statewide attention, promises a dramatic showdown between the two rivals.

C-T Elyria Sandusky High

Sandusky Faces Elyria In Big Friday Night Grid Battle

Crowd of over 9,000 expected under floodlights for a top rivalry game between Sandusky Blue Streaks and Elyria. Elyria seeks an undefeated season after a 35-0 win over Oberlin while Sandusky beat Cleveland Collinwood 19-7. Coaches Bob Whittaker and Roy Clymer lead veteran lineups in a hard fought, closely matched contest with a storied 1904-era rivalry. Whittaker’s Bay City squad owns 71-19-2 in eight seasons. Clymer’s Elyria is 41-15-5 in six. Starting Sandusky lineup features Maus, Woodburn, Anders, Carroll, F Leser, Plaite, Harbrecht, Thomas, Balconi, Blakely, Gant.

Sixth Streeters Blue and White Elyria Oberlin Sandusky Cleveland Collinwood Ohio Bob Whittaker Roy Clymer Whittaker Bay City Blue Streak Clymer Maus Woodburn Anders Carroll F Leser Plaite Harbrecht Thomas Balconi Blakely al L. Gant Ione Elyria Pos Wilhelmy (CC LE. Is Aus Schumar L.T Bel F. Lesser Forbes Simon R.G Platte Hutt Fobes Selman Wolodzko Yanke Brubaker Coleman Singleton Obringer Bohannon Fehko Buterbaugh Heidrich Jabbusch Sandusky—Kerber Zielske Ogelsby Bryant Deming Heinz Jeffrey Rodgers Schnell Spiegel Thielbert van Dyne Pressler Maschari A. Gant K. Leser Perce Rer Ter Erry Wees Dore Renee

Ohio Colleges Open 1938 Football Season With 21 Games

The Wellington Dukes meet Clearview Clippers in the Northern Ohio League opener at Clearview with 2 30 p.m. kickoff. Clearview listed four injured starters Muir Waters Malinowski Jabbausch while Wellington, coached by Lea Grimes, seeks improvement. Previous matchups saw Clearview win 16 0. The season features 21 games over the weekend with Dayton, Wittenberg, John Carroll, Denison, Defiance, Hiram, Ashland, Heidelberg, and other Ohio campuses in action as Buckeye and Ohio Conferences begin play.

Wellington High Dukes Clearview Clippers Clearview Doyt Perry Clearview Eleven Bay Village Muir Waters Malinowski Jabbausch Wellington Lea Grimes Jem Emerson United Press Columbus U.R Ohio Dayton Harry Baujan Flyers Marshall Buckeye Plyer Jack Padley Wittenberg Springfield John Carroll Detroit Tech Tom Conley Huskies Conley

Recreation Board Plans For Touch Football Leagues

The Elyria Recreation Board announced plans to run outdoor activities as weather allows with touch football as the main sport for several weeks. Two leagues will form ages 12 to 16 and 16 and over, with equipment supplied by the Board and WPA supervisors provided at McKinley, Hamilton, Roosevelt, Dewey avenue, and Allen playgrounds.

Elyria

Mrs Page Patty Berg Undefeated In Golf Tourney

Wilmette Illinois September 22 Only two rivals remain for the top seeds in the Women's National Amateur Golf tournament as Estelle Lawson Page and Patty Berg advance. Peggy Graham from Hollywood will challenge Page in the upper bracket semifinal while Marion Miley of Lexington faces Berg in the lower half. Both champions showed grit in the quarterfinals with Page dropping the opening hole before rallying to win with a birdie four on the ninth and finish strong.

Wilmette Lil Estelle Lawson Page Patty Berg Peggy Graham Hollywood Cal Marion Miley Lexington Miss Berg Mrs. Page Patty

iCall C-T For Elyria Sandusky Grid Score

The Chronicle-Telegram will provide live phone scores for Elyria versus Sandusky with three numbers 4412 4413 and 4418. Kickoff is 7 45 p m and first quarter score around 7 50 p m. lineup changes include Gordie Bell at left guard replacing Bob Obringer.

Elyria

Patty Wins Narrowly Over Traung In SF Match

Patty, age 20, defeated Dorothy Traung of San Francisco 5 and 3 after surviving a shaky start with three straight birdies from the sixth hole to square the match at nine. The tense finish highlighted Patty's resilience in a hard fought round.

Patty San Francisco Dorothy Traung

Patch up your clothes by Gottlib the Tailor

Gottlib the Tailor offers to patch old clothes if customers can afford new. He notes the English Diplomat struggles to patch peace in Europe. Telephone 2785-711 at Broad Street.

Gottlib Europe Broad ST

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