Senators Inner Defense Rates Edge Giants In World Series
Washington's Joe Cronin leads a veteran charge as the Senators edge the Giants in infield defense. Memphis Bill Terry tops Kuhel at first base, while Buddy Myer edges Hughie Cruz at second. Third base choic e remains uncertain with Travis Jackson hampered by weak legs.
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Kuhel
United Press Sports
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United Press
W York
Memphis
Bill Terry
Joe Kubel
Hughie Cris
Charles
Buddy" Myer
Washington
Joe Cronin
Jack “Blondy" Ryan
Ossie Blueze
Travis Jackson
Bill
Buddy Myer
Hughie Cruz
New York
Welther
Blondy Ryan
Sparkplug
Joe
Bluege
Lorain Eleven Faces Sandusky Eagles Friday at Ely Stadium
Ex Ohio State star Ushelyl coaches Lorain Eleven in the charity program game against Sandusky Eagles at Ely Stadium. Fisher Foods backs the lineup with a heavy line and a fast backfield led by Tubby Wolfe Joe Carek Leo Svete and Jim Chaszar. Main event starts 6 30 with two games on the bill the Fisher Foods squad vs Eagles and Elyria High Lights vs Oberlin Reserves. Proceeds go to the International Society for Crippled Children and infantile paralysis eradiation.
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Hy’s
Sandusky Eagles
Ely Stadium
Lotaln Fisher Foods
Joe Ashsly
Ushelyl
Ohio State
Tubby Wolfe
Joe Carek
Leo Svete
Jim Cha
Beebe
Lazzara
Bettenheimer
Vyneger
Creatine Merchants
American Legion
A. R. Agate
Medina Kiwanis Club
Sam Brainard
Medina Slub
Agate
Don Miller
Fisher Foods
Eagles
Elyria
Ober- Ng
America: Legion
Berea
American Legion Post No. 12
International Society For Rippled Children
Baseball stars shine in tight early season clash
United Press reports Leo Durocher and Cardin Al’s led a Dodgers attack with three hits in four tries while Hack Wilson and Glenn Fright contributed for the Dodgers. Wilson added three hits in five tries and eight players combined for a strong showing against the Pirates and Phillies.
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United Press
Leo Durocher
Cardinals
Pirates
Hack Wilson
Glenn Fright
Dodgers
Phillies
Wilson
Local Bowling Season Opens at Knights of Columbus
The local bowling season starts tonight with two City League matches at Knights of Columbus alleys. Knights of Columbus vs Little Brown Jug and Jackson Wall Paper vs IT S Rubber Company begin at eight. Eight teams in the league. rosters include BJ Gamble and Ed Wilcox among others. An Indian critic notes Giris Chandra Ghose surpasses Shakespeare but is little known outside Bengal.
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Little Brown Jug
Jackson Wall Paper
I. T. S Rubber Company
BJ Gamble
Stan Basinski
Bill Murray
Bill Coughlan
Alex Black
Frank Brennan
Little Brown Jag
Ed Wilcox
Frank Traxler
George Schmittkens
Unger
E. Robinson
7. IT. S
Jack Reaninger
Elmer Donnelly
Johnny Worthington
Johnny Banick
Edgar Martin
Jack Pei
Giris Chandra Ghose
Shakespeare
India
Bengal
Western Reserve's Four Aces Columbus Evens Buffalo Series
In Columbus Ohio on September 26 the Buffalo Bisons and Columbus Red Birds resume the Junior World Series at Red Bird Stadium aiming for a second win. Columbus tied the series 1-1 with an 8 4 victory after a day when three Columbus players and Buffalo batter Paul Dean, who pitched 23 innings, allowed four hits and earned the win. Jim Winford relieved him.
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Buffalo Bisons
Columbus Red Birds
Red Bird Stadium
Buffalo
Paul Dean
Jim Winford
Bill Terry Giants Manager Ranked as Super Salesman
New York September 26. Bill Terry, longtime Giants manager, is praised as a top baseball salesman who transformed a last place club into a pennant contender. The Memphis native rebuilt the team, preached fighting and hustle, and kept pitchers upbeat with the mound muddle while selling the idea that beating Washington in the first World Series game was all that mattered.
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New York Giants
Bill Terry
Giants
New York
Miracle Man
Mystery Man
Dunce
Memphis
John McGraw
Terry
McGraw
St. Louis
Tomor
Memphis Bill
Washington
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 7 to 2 while St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 3. No games were scheduled today. On the slate Boston visits New York and Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia for upcoming action.
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York
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Xavier Back Leads Ohio Grid Scoring
Columbus, Sept. 26 Navier University back Kenny Jordan emerged as Ohio college football’s top scorer with three touchdowns in the Navier Transylvania game. He has 18 points, while three players tied for second with 12 points each.
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Kenny Jordan
Navier University
Ohio Colelte
Navier-Transylvania
Jordan
Orwo
Tompkins and
Paxton
Ashland College
Shedle
Mount Union
Players Revolt Ends With Bluffton Names New Grid Coach
BLUFFTON, CO Sept 26 Ralph Raach of Wooster today was named coach of athletics at Bluffton high school by the board of education ending a week of revolt by football players against Laurence White the former coach. Raach takes charge immediately. The players had struck refusing to play under White who was removed as coach but kept on as a teacher. Raach played for Hillsdale College and was an All Michigan tackle in 1927 and 1928. He later coached at Wellston high school for four years.
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URI
Ralph Raach
Wooster
Bluffton High School
Board of Education
Laurence White
Raach
White
Hillsdale
Mich
Michigan
Wellston High School
Elyria High Lights Lose Three Men
The Elyria High lightweight football team weigh-in yesterday resulted in three overweight players. Coach Ralph Bauer reassigned Gus Apa Grant Keres and Bob Shunk to the heavyweight squad. The piece notes eras of many problems and needs.
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Elyria High
Ralph Bauer
Gus Apa
Grant Keres
Bob Shunk
Ohio Football Outlook for Muskingum in 1933 Season
Ohio Coach Bill Lange relies on veterans to lift Muskingum in a tough 1933 schedule facing Kent State, Oberlin, Mount Union, Heidelberg, Wooster, Akron, and John Carroll. Key losses include quarterback Birch Bell and injured center Hendershot while backfield leader Dutch Furbar Uhrichaule and players like Earl Conaway and Hart provide experience. Freshman standouts from last year join guides such as Carter, Moore, and Faught for depth.
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Western Reserve University
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Orrville
Ivan Christman
Canfield
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Keany
Turtle Creek
Stewart
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Powell
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Shermas
New York
Fuller
Cuyahoga Falls
Lorain Netters Triumph Over Elyria In Lake Erie League
Lorain High School tennis blanked Elyria 5-0 in a Lake Erie League match at Lakeview Park Lorain. Results included Tavener over Dypn stan 6-4 6-3 Konowalski over Lersch 7-5 2-6 6-4 Kohlmyer over Thompson 11-9 4-4 Cata Uno-Shit over Sharkey-Williams 6-4 8-1 Burkland-Lipka over DeLloyd-Marsh 6-4 6-9 Coles replaced by Fell in second set with Elyria leading 4-0. Wayside Inn grid drill set for 6:30 tonight. Installment buying noted in India.
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Lorain
Lake Erie
Lakeview Park
Tavener
Dypnstan
Konowalski
Lersch
Kohlmyer
Thompson
Cata- Uno-Shit
Sharkey-Williams
Burkland
Elyria Leader Tops Scoring In Erie Loop
Elyria High captain and fullback Frank Murkowski leads Lake Erie League scorers with three touchdowns and one extra point. Lorain’s Jimmy Worden trails by one point after scoring three touchdowns in a single game against Rocky River.
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Frank Murkowski
Elyria High
Lake Erie
Jimmy Worden
Lorain
Worden
Rocky River
Murkowski
Medina
Fremont
Interest in C T Opening Grid Contest
Local grid fans seek free Elyria-Lakewood game tickets for October 7 at Ely Stadium as Chronicle Telegram opens its Dope the Results contest. First three readers with the most correct or closest college and high school picks win two tickets each. Contest closes Friday noon. mailed or delivered coupons accepted.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Resar Motors Announce Practice Schedule This Week
Resar Motors will practice tonight at Ely School at 6 and tomorrow night at 5 30. The drills prep for the opening game next Sunday against the Lorain Boosters, formerly the Serby Sports, at Oakwood Park.
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Lorain Boosters
Serby Sports
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Three Sophomores Hold Fate of Notre Dame Grid Team
Notre Dame faces a pivotal season led by sophomores Mazziotti Pilney and Elser. Coach Anderson pins hopes on their blocking, leadership, and scoring ability to contend for a national title amid a tougher schedule that includes Pittsburgh Purdue Northwestern USC and Army.
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United Press
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Ind
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White Plains
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Chicago
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Gary
Mazzlotti
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Pitney
Hay Brancheau
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Kangas
Indiana
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Purdue
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Army
Washington's Alphonse Thomas Jr. A Pitcher’s Storied Career
Alphonse Thomas Jr., a right handed mound ace born in Baltimore in 1829, rose from the Budalo Internationals to star with Baltimore and a famed pitching staff. He won 32 games for the Orioles in 1925 before a big sale to the White Sox. After three solid seasons his arm faltered and he was sold to the Senators in 1932 following an operation.
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Budalo Internationals
Lefty Grove
George Earnshaw
Curly Ogden
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Chicago White Sox
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Yale Gridders Rally Behind New Coach Reg Root at Yale
Yale football fans rally around Reg Root as head coach while the squad, led by captain Bob Lassiter and backs Dell Marting and Stan Fuller, trains hard in New Haven. The A team features Wilson Rankin Stein Curtin Nichols Crampton Johnson and Malin at center, Lassiter a top back, with Martin stepping in at quarterback. optimism centers on Root’s philosophy and a resilient, improved roster ready for the season.
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United Press
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Conn
Yale
Reg Root
Mal | Stevens
Tom Wilson
Bernie Rankin
Sid Stein
Clair Curtin
Ed Nichols
Dick Crampton
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Stan Fuller
Stortford Morton
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Rankin
Stein
Root
Curtin
Nichols
Crampton
Johnson
Vic Malin
Malin
Ovet Johnson
I . Ce
Lassiter
North Carolina
Bob
Fuller
Ohio U
Martin
Randall Stars For Pros In Golf Match
Randall of Spring Wailer Elyria Ohio shot two under par for a 70 to defeat Nelson Zimmerman of Pittsburgh in a home and home match at Wildwood Club. He partnered with Wilson Crain in the morning, contributing to a 4 and 3 win for their team against Cleveland.
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Bob Randall
Elyria
Nelson Zimmerman
Smoke City Professionals
Cleveland
Wildwood Club
Randall
Wilson Crain
Business Men Practice Tonight at Ely School
Elyria Business Men coach Ben Dangerfield schedules an important practice for the team tonight at Ely School at 5:20. All players must report promptly. Wicems ke Foster and the Brown brothers are asked to take notice. a fragile note notes player details like weight and height.
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Elyria Business Men
Ely School
Wicemske
Foster
Brown Brothers
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