Green Backfield Worries Holden At Oberlin College Town
Russ Davies reports on Oberlin High football as coach Lee Holden eyes a challenging season. After a 1924 loss to Elyria, Oberlin returns amid backfield concerns and a mostly inexperienced lineup, with five lettermen and a shaky backfield trio under development.
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Flashes Set for Elyria Clash In College Town Football
Elyria and Oberlin narratives frame the upcoming game as the Crimson Flashes train under Coach Chick Smith. Kaminski returns to practice at full back while Jones stars in scrimmage as the squad eyes a decisive win over Elyria.
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Tackle End Posts Weak At Oberlin
Oberlin College aims for a stronger football team this fall under Coach Lyle Butler. The squad expects weak tackling and end play this season with only fair kickers and passers, though nine lettermen form the nucleus for a potential winning aggregation.
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Indians Tigers Split Doubleheader in Detroit
At Navin Field Detroit the Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers split a double header. The Tigers took the opener 7 1 in a loosely played game. Cleveland then won the second game as Wykoff pitched despite injury after being struck in the ribs. Brown used his bullpen as the Indians battled to a season series draw.
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Ohio Northern to Meet Army Saturday in Football Showdown
Ada Ohio September 24. The Ohio Northern University eleven travels to West Point to face the Army cadets Saturday. Veteran Bill Yar Reers leads the attack with Tom Porogky and others expected to provide passing and kicking. Akron’s Tom Porogky, Ironton’s Zue, and Conn Hatt Lamb are named key players for the Northern offense.
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West Side Blues Seek Grid Games Amid Panel Requests
In a murky note the West Side Blues push for grid games and seek panel discussion. Players like Savnes Wil and Thurstlas are mentioned in unclear terms, with references to a Park setting and a 4% figure amid vague team objectives.
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MacAndrew Wins New England Open Crown
Charley MacAndrew a 24 year old from Quincy won the New England Open at Wollaston Country Club finishing 72 holes with 289 one stroke ahead of Johnny Farrell the Mararoneck pro and runner up prize of 610. Denny Shute posted 292 and Strotsma faded after the front nine.
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Major Teams In Charity Games
New York teams from the American League joined charity games today as they paused league play. The Yankees aimed for a higher spot but dropped further after a 4 1 loss to Washington. Senator Gomez delivered the decisive hit in the seventh inning to secure the Senators victory.
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Cherry Ridge Golf Tourney Heads Toward Second Round
First round matches in the Lorain County Open Golf Tournament at Cherry Ridge are to be finished today. Complete first round results and second round pairings will be posted tomorrow.
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Mercuries Ready For Season Opener With Fast Lineup
West Side Mercuries football team works toward the season opener a week from Sunday under coach Gene Rainey. He lists ends Bishop Kemper Stayin and tackles Rainey Hansen Eschke Jlotman Boggs Conley. Starters include Duvoty Riarman Flicker Massey pivot Coonrad and Yourkevitch with Woodcock at fullback.
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Spartans Defeat Cardinals 13 3 in Universal Stadium
Portsmouth Spartans, a National Football League team, beat the Chicago Cardinals 13 to 3 on Wednesday at Universal Stadium. It marked the Spartans second win at the venue this season.
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Lorain Netters Edge Elyria 3-2 In Close Match
Elyria High netters traveled to Lorain and fell 3-2 in a tight contest. Singles players Jay Howenstine and George Dunstan showed strong play while doubles teams Rivera Weller and Mey Denman contributed in two sets apiece. The Flashes hope for a rematch with Lorain and a schedule clash with Lakewood.
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EHS lightweights weigh-in bars Elyria entries
Elyria High lightweights were weighed in this morning by Shaw High athletic advisor BE M Williams under a new Lake Erie League rule. Two Crimson Flash members, Tom Hintianer and Fred Lehman, were over weight and declared ineligible for the season. Lehman weighed about 146 pounds, while Havener was heavier near 148. The league-wide weigh-ins caused several changes as teams adjust for eligibility.
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Furnitures Face Sandusky Banks In Tough Season Test
The team travels to Sandusky to meet Commercial Banks as Kevink drills defense and a deceptive offense through the week. A key road clash looms as the squad aims to rebound from recent rough outings and lift standings.
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Carroll Stars In Ohio State Scrimmage Drills
Ohio State halfback Bill Carroll, replacing Captain Stuart Holeambh as a replacement, continued to show strong ball carrying ability in the scrimmage. He gained consistently through the reserve team as Coach Willaman planned more scrimmaging this week. Wooster drills noted as practice headlines.
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New London High Opens Grid Season
New London High School’s four ball team opens its grid season in New London Ohio tomorrow after a training period. The squad, drilled for two weeks, aims to perform well against Loudenville High in the opening battle.
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Coach Roles Pushes Weostro College Players Across All Positions
Coach T C Roles praises his college team while trying to develop his inexperienced material. He aims to use players in all six positions as the season progresses.
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