Elyria High Favored In Nocturnal Clash With Oberlin
Elyria High, nicknamed the Sixth Streeters, aim to raise their season mark above .500 as they host Oberlin High at Ely Stadium. The squad shows improved line play and several new offensive plays, but key players Kaminsky, Carlson, and Gleason will miss or be limited. Purple jerseys will be worn to distinguish rival uniforms. starting lineups list Boddy and Gerhardinger among in-shape regulars, game time 8:15 p.m.
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Brove
Jones
Carhardinger
Disbrow
R. W. Bechtel
C. L. Spade
Rob Moore
International Women’s Golf Final Looms
In Williamsville New York on Sept 25 two young players Miss Virginia Wan Wie of Chicago and Miss Helen Hicks of Hewlett Long Island faced a semis match for the United States Women’s Golf championship. Mrs Glenna Collett Vare a five time champion loomed as favorite. Miss Wilson from Minid Wilson held British title status and would meet the semi finalists if results go as expected.
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United States
Virginia Wan Wie
Chicago
Helen Hicks
Hewlett, L. A
Glenna Collett Vare
Philadelphia
Minid Wilson
Sports standings and upcoming games from a late edition
The column lists standings for Philadelphia, Washington, New York, Boston, Chicago and St Louis with scattered records and upcoming matches. It notes "Only games scheduled" in several leagues and includes a quoted management adage from Roche Foucault.
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New York
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Hicago
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Graham Defeats Battalino In Non-Title Fight
In Cincinnati on September 25 Graham of Utica defeated Battalino of Hartford in a non title featherweight bout. Battalino weighed over the limit and forfeited $40 as the match proceeded to a 9 round decision despite leading early and maintaining the world title claim.
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Battalino
Cincinnati
Uireham
Rattaiine
Urabaum
Elyria High Bantams Face Olmsted in Prelim
Elyria High's Crimson Flash bantams prepare for a preliminary showdown with North Olmsted after a disrupted start. Key players include Lehman at halfback and Kiely nursing a sprain while Saunders and others headline the injury list as the probable lineup unfolds.
Indian Rookie Beats Tigers In Opener 6-4
Indian rookie Willie Kamm led both teams with three singles and a double in five at bats as Cleveland opened the final series against Detroit 6-4. Delays and lineup notes accompany the box, with Stolen bases by Pollack and errors by Whitehill and Hildebrand. The Buckeyes then routed the Bulldogs 20-0 in an Eastern Rights game at McKinley Field with Williams, McCray and Pfaff scoring touchdowns.
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Rong
Hadapp
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Rowell
Hfodani
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Hase
Pollack
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Bulldogs
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Willams
McCray
Pfaff
President's Cup Final Sunday At Spring Valley
Sunday at Spring Valley hosts the President's Cup final in a set match. The event features Spring Valley players Sap and Stop facing Kleinert and others as the decisive round proceeds.
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F Moon
Spr
Walter Scotz Goetz
Det Kleinert
Ohio College Football Outlook and Cedarville Preview
Ohio College football outlook notes Otterbein Edler entering a tough schedule with 28 man squad and promising sophomores. Cedarville Borst reports a class condition for Mount Union game with fast backfield and solid line. Rio Grande eyes Buckeye Conference opener with Cincinnati, fielding 30 candidates including returning letters.
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Marvin Borst
Penaume
Rio Grande
Spooner
Cincinnati
Buckeyer
Davis
Wickling
Williams
Preston
Clark
Breitenstein wins Haserodt Trophy at Westwood CC
Vic Breitenstein captured the Haserodt Trophy at Westwood Country Club by posting a 69 net in a field of twenty players. The Maserodt Trophy is an annual event. Reunion, an island in the Indian Ocean, belongs to France.
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Westwood Country Club
Reunion
France
Lorain County Open Tourney Reaches Second Round
Report from Lorain County Open Tournament shows the field advancing to round two with matches and standings continuing. Players and organizers are set for upcoming pairings as results tighten and spectators await next results.
Ass’n Season Nears Close in Columbus and Yale Fallout
In Columbus Ohio teams push toward season ends with St Paul league champions beating Kansas City 3 0 and Milwaukee splitting a double header with Minneapolis. Kansas City faces the Millers as Indianapolis rests after a Toledo series. In New Haven Yale captain Albie Booth returns to the Varsity lineup and scores the only touchdown in a strong workout.
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Manders
Purdue Boilermakers Face Possible Big Ten Title Tie
Purdue, coming off its 1929 Big Ten championship, expects no worse than a tie with Northwestern or Michigan this season. The Boilermakers, who were runners-up last year, have not been outscored by touchdowns in their last 22 games over two seasons.
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United Press
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Michigan
Wisconsin Faces Week of Football Returns Buckets Gold
Wisconsin's football outlook brightens as Buckets Goldenberg rejoins the Badgers after resolving last year's financial issues. Indiana opens with only four lettermen from last season projected to start against Ohio University. Purdue shows depth in backfield and line as new configurations prepare for Big Ten play.
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