Inter-City Coal and Elyria Hardware Bowled Over in City League
IT S Rubber Company and Jackson Wall Paper swept their City League bowling openers at Knights of Columbus. Weller led Wall Paper with 507 while Ed Wilcox top scored 507 for the opponents. Wendt led Elyria Hardware with 539 as IT S and Wall Paper won two of three games each. Next night Little Brown Jugs face Maumee Dairy and Welsh Funeral Home meets Colson Company.
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Elyria and Sandusky Meet in 25th Gridiron Clash Friday
Elyria hosts Sandusky at Ely Stadium in a long rivalry tilt. The series stands Sandusky 12, Elyria 11, with one tie in 24 meetings. Both teams push for a victory as prospects include young players and lineup adjustments.
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Whittaker Leads Sandusky High to Season Opener Victory
Bob Whittaker, former Lorain High and Miami University graduate, coaches Sandusky High Blue Streaks in the season opener at Cleveland Stadium. Last season Sandusky went 11-0 and claimed the state scholastic title, including a 29-8 win over Alorna. This year the squad is young as they beat Oberlin 13-0 in the opener.
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Stewart to Lead Denison at Findlay Friday Night
Former Heights star Alex Stewart, Denison’s center, is expected to start at center against Findlay College in Granville. He will replace Captain Tom Ferguson who moves to tackle as Coach George Rich tests the lineup for Friday’s game. Findlay, last year’s Northwestern Ohio champion, is coached by Stu Debomb, a former Ohio State star and close friend of Roy Clymer.
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Ex-Hy s and Toledo Eleven Clash Tomorrow Night
The Eyrin Ex-fly's travel to Toledo to face the O'Reilly For Sheriff team at Dolgin Field tomorrow evening. Manager Pete Yucka says the Ex-Hy's will also hold a 6 pm Roosevelt Field practice, with departure from Pete's Place at 4 pm tomorrow.
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Cardinals Have Opportunity To Take NL Lead
The St. Louis Cardinals can seize the National League lead by one percentage point with a win over the Pirates if the Giants lose to the Phillies. After yesterday, St. Louis at 92-57 and New York at 93-58 led the NL, with Dizzy Dean earning his 28th win as St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 3-2. The day also saw Boston Braves rally past Brooklyn 9-6, Cubs beat Cincinnati 1-0, and Phil Cavaretta homering in his Chicago debut. In the American League, Boston clinched a first division berth by sweeping Washington, while Lou Gehrig hit his 1500th consecutive game and 48th homer as New York beat Philadelphia 5-0. St. Louis Browns topped Cleveland 3-0 in the other game.
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Ohio Regulars Beat Reserves In Drill
Ohio State coach Francis Schmidt tests reserve backs in practice with a 20 minute scrimmage. The varsity defeats the scrub team 20 to 9 as beltz Boucher and Dye star in multiple backfield and line positions.
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Paulie Pirrone Rises Again After Stumbles in Ring
The Cleveland middleweight Paul Pirrone, once hailed as a coming champion, fell on hard times but is staging a comeback. He has knocked out several noted opponents recently as supporters claim his return to form.
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Tigers and Yankees Land Three Players on All-Star Team
Detroit and New York each landed three members on the 1934 American League All-Star squad chosen by 154 players. Key selections included Charley Gehringer and Vernon Gomez with unanimous support, plus Schoolboy Rowe as the top right handed pitcher. Other notables included Lou Gehrig, Joe Cronin, Mickey Cochrane, Earl Averill, Al Simmons, and Ben Chapman across positions.
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Local Golf Chatter and Club Highlights
In Elyria Country Club play for the Hascrodt Trophy Mrs. Jack Flynn beat Mrs. J B Johnson with 103 7 96 to 109 11 98 using half handicaps. At Spring Valley Country Club Mrs O M Kappler led with 87 low gross and won Class A with 43, D C Wilson took Class B with 50, and Miss Alice Saunders won Class C with 60. Joe Loftus of Cleveland News and Plain Dealer posted his best score 93.
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Cleveland News
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Millers and Birds clash for A A title in Columbus
Minneapolis Millers travel to Columbus Red Birds in a decisive game for the American Association pennant and the right to face Toronto in the junior world series. Columbus rallied in the ninth to beat Minneapolis 7 to 6, with Lew Riggs belting a tying homer after Billy Myers' triple.
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New London Wildcats Prepare for Crestline Clash
New London High School coach Meyer hones the 1934 Wildcats after their Amherst game. Backfield star Bounce Burley powers the attack with sprinting Thomas and Horner as options. The line shows promise despite youth as Crestline looms, while the Railroaders seek revenge after a 41-0 loss.
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Standings and results from yesterday and today
Standings show St Louis 3 Cleveland 0 and Boston 1 9 Washington 0 3 New York 1 Philadelphia 0. Today’s games include St Louis at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston. Earlier scores: St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 4 New York 0 Chisago 1 Cincinnati 0 Boston 9 Brooklyn 6. Pittsburgh at St Louis Philadelphia at New York Boston at Brooklyn scheduled.
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Minneapolis Hit Home Runs in Night Game
Gill and Norris each homered for Minneapolis while Sweeney went deep for Columbus. Opposing pitchers for tonight's game had not been revealed today.
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Sandusky Merchants Seek Games in Lorain County
The Sandusky Merchants football team a Class B squad weighing 146 to 150 pounds seeks games with any Class B teams in Lorain County Managers should write Bill Rutger at 214 Perry Street Sandusky Ohio to arrange contests.
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Sears Roebuck Team Banquet Set For Beaver Park
The Sears Roebuck softball team from the West Side league will hold a banquet tonight at Beaver Park. All members should meet at 6 o clock at the corner of Lake and Foster avenues.
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Caddies Schedule Meeting and Practice at Hamilton Field
Elyria Caddies football team, city lightweight champs, will hold an important meeting and practice this evening at Hamilton Field at 6 o'clock. All players are ordered to be on hand. They challenge any lightweight teams in Northern Ohio. Managers to phone 2066 or write to Charles Abookire, 1706 Middle Avenue, Elyria, Ohio.
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South Enders Drill Change Time For Evening Practice
All members of the South End football team are asked to note a time change for practice. The drill tonight is at 6 o'clock sharp at Hamilton Field as preparation for the opening game scheduled for Sunday.
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Two Deadlock For City Wide Horseshoe Title In Elyria
George Davis and Harry Simes finish tied with ten wins and one loss each to vie for the city wide championship this Saturday evening. Defending champ Ross Aungst did not participate and defaulted all his games, while Frank Yarsa place third with nine wins and two losses and Charlie Elkins fourth with eight and three. Class B play concludes Friday night. final Class A standings follow.
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Stage Boxing Card At Lorain On October 15
Amateur boxing show planned at Hotel Antlers Lorain on October 15 promotes by Lorain American Legion with net proceeds to Drum Corps for the American Legion National Convention in Miami. Elyria entrants include Jerry Malterer and Hubie Herold to fight. Charley White assists arrangement and invites Elyria fighters to contact on Bath Street.
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Knits Champs Clinch Northern Ohio Softball Title
The Cleveland Favorite Knits won the North ern Ohio softball championship at Lakewood Elks Field by defeating the Canton Sugar Dales 4 to 0. The Knits went undefeated in the tourney. Frank Brauer recorded 67 strikeouts and allowed 24 hits in five games, while Favorite Kaits totaled 31 hits and struck out 20 times. Brauer secured his third tournament win of the season and is regarded as Ohio’s top pitcher.
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