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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1935

Page

12

Purdue Strong Yet Uncertain as Kizer Guides Boilermakers

Purdue is labeled the mystery Big Ten team as coach Noble Kizer rotates veterans and new players after the loss of Purvis and Carter. The squad will rely on John Drake at fullback and Ed Skoronsky at center, with Leor Danley and Charles Wright filling key backfield roles.

United Press Afayette Ind Purdue Noble Kizer Boilermakers Duane Purvis Jim Carter Northwestern Whea Borriers Purvis Carl Leor Danley Charles Wright Fred Stalcup Wayne Gil John Drake Ed Skoronsky Forest Burmeister George Dennis Fetter Carly Dahlbeck Lee Graves Verse Sandefer Fred Voss Jask Loeps Colby Reed Edwin Howard Cody Isbel

Sandusky High Gridsters Poised After Early Wins

In Bay City chatter Sandusky High is favored to beat Elyria by 18 as Streakbackers back strong run game. Coach Whittaker’s Sandusky has two brothers and a Gani on the squad, with 34 first downs in their first two games and notable wins over Bellevue and Oberlin amid regional tilts and scouting by Elyria assistant Dave Eaton.

Sandusky High Elsria Bay City Red Raiders Sandusky Bellevue Sandussy Oberlin Elytia Dave Eaton Elyria Eaton Cleveland Glenville Lincoln Ious Elsha Will Rocky River Sasdvsky Cleveland Heights Toledo Bob Whittaker Don Jim Thero Ror Gani London Gani Lorain George W

Cannibals Face Lyon Tailors in Lorain Friday

The Cannibals travel to Lorain Recreation Stadium to meet Tommy Nicolette's Lyon Tailors for a second time this season. They previously beat Lyon 6 4 before a crowd of 10 000 in Lorain, the largest baseball turnout there. The game is set for 4 p m.

Lorain Tommy Nicolette Lyon Tailors Recreation Stadium Talters

City Bowling Loop Matches Tonight

City Bowling Loop schedules two matches at Knights of Columbus alleys this evening with Smitty's facing the Redbirds on alley 3 and 2, while Rubber Company, defending Joop champions, meets Maumee Dalry on alley 4.

Toa City Knights of Columbus Smitty's Redbirds 1 T. 8. Rubber Company Joop Maumee Dalry

Trosky's Single Gives Tribe 3-2 Win Over Tigers

Hal Trosky ended a long slump with a seventh inning single scoring Joe Vosmik to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 3-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Elden Auker started for Detroit, struck early by Vosmik and left after the first inning with an arm injury. Hogsett pitched six innings for Detroit, Rowe finished the eighth. Knickerbocker, Hale, Avker and Vosmik were among the key contributors for Cleveland with ten team hits.

Gostin Sto Wright Sachatien Gehringer Green- Knickerbecker Detroit Hogsett Rowe Ll. Brawn Poecetts Howe Bone Hog Galatzer Wad Piteh Ormsiy Jm Pires Owens

Twilight Tourney Draws Big Crowd At Spring Valley

Elyria Lorain members and guests attended the Twilight Tournament at the Gulf Road course. Jim Armitage won the Haserodt Trophy with a 66, Walter Kohn 65, and Chris Hillier 66 net. Ed Betteridge awarded prizes for second and other trophies given.

Elyria Lorain Spring Valley Gulf Road Course Jim Armitage Chris Hillier Walter Kohn Novatney Ed Betterridge George Kunkle Dar Claude Wagner Irvin Ludwig Joe Olsen Ed Turk Jack Marshall Ralph Bauer Jay Huffman Art Richwine Buckley J. Ed Betteridge Harold Gethman Harold Kunkle E. J. McBean

Rightmire and Notre Dame alums in Elyria sports chatter

Rightmire of Ohio State, a former football and track monogram winner, is noted alongside Notre Dame fullback Don Eiser and substitute Fred Carideo. Local promoter Dan Morris shines as a strong horseshoe pitcher, with Elyria siblings Albie Reier and brothers Alex Jim Bill John shaping plans for the Elyria Lorain game.

Rightmire Ohio State University Paul Derringer Cincinnati Pete Donohue Don Eiser Notre Dame Fred Carideo Frank Carideo Dan Morris Elyria Brookside Park Albie Reier Lorain Alex Jim Bill John

Elyria Sophomore Reserves Lose To New London 13-0

New London High's Wildcats opened their season at home with a 13 to 6 victory over the Elyria Sophomore Reserves after a scoreless first half. Funk, Norris, and Hale McClaitin starred for New London as they broke through in the third period and added another score in the final period.

Elyria New London New London Higch Wildcats Funk Tarcega Norris Ram Br Cooke Cat Hale McClaitin Droxze Evan Vernon Joz London Veton

Chicago Cubs Need Victory Today To Clinch Pennant

National League pennant hangs on Cubs victory over Cardinals in today’s second game of the five game showdown. Big Bill Lee seeks his 20th win against Dizzy Dean who has the season’s most wins. Cardinals must sweep to force a playoff. crowd expected near 20,000 at the opener.

Chicago Cubs Leland D. Chesley United Press T. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Cubs Cardinals Big Bill Lee Louisiana Lee St. Louis Dizzy Dean Dizzy Diz Hait Chicago Charlie Grimm Grimm Paul Dean Lon Warneke Phil Cavarretla Warneke

White hope industry revives as Louis defies fate

Henry McLemogre notes a revived White hope market in boxing as the Canebrake killer Joe Louis rises, drawing promoter urgency and factory scale to produce a new era. The piece links Jack Johnson’s era to a renewed push for a white heavyweight champion, with Braddock and Louis as focal points amid a broader mobilization of gyms, manufacturers, and fans.

Henry McLemogre United Press New York Jack Johnson Alabama Joe Loi Fr. H

Jacobs Takes Slice Of 31 Thousand From Baer In Louis Battle

Henry Super reports Maxie Baer received about 25 percent of the gate after Joe Louis’s victory in New York. Jacobs disclosed a cash takeover of Baer’s share, with gross receipts near 948 thousand dollars and total take approaching 1.0 million when rights are included. Plans include Louis touring the U.S. and Europe with potential opponents and Schmeling considerations for future bouts.

Jacobs Baer Louis Battle Henry United Press York Maxie Baer Joe Louis Dev Loh Maxie Lewis Baers Detroit Louis

Bealak Park riders suspended amid race meeting

In Columbus on September 26 riders Joe Sylvester and Gerald Gleeson were suspended by stewards for the rest of the racing season. Sylvester was found guilty of tempering in Toneful Tuesday’s win while Gleeson faced penalties for careless riding on Foreword yesterday.

Columbus. O Joe Sylvester Bealak Park Gerald Gleeson Ester Guiltr Gleason Foreword Yesterdar

Yesterday's Hero Seals Win for Cubs as Cavarretta Homers

Phil Cavarretta, first baseman for Chicago, hit a game winning homer in the late innings against St. Louis. The Cubs edged the Cardinals with a striking display that fueled the victory.

Phil Cavarretta Chicago Duns Ich St. Louis Fas Tur

Local quirky note hints at meeting someone named Baer

Jumbled OCR style excerpt mentions a Banter filled line about Baer and meeting someone anytime. It references a sign on a paper and a tease about whipping Brad but provides little clear action or full names.

Red Raiders And Streaks Set For City Showdown

Elyria and Sandusky fans expect another hard fought Elyria Sandusky clash under floodlights at Ely Stadium. Roy Climer and Bob Whittaker drill their squads at fast pace as both teams wind up preparations for the annual Streaks vs Raiders game. Whittaker says tough battle and a low score are possible while Crymer predicts a close, hard fought contest despite injuries.

Sandusky Elrria Bob Whittaker Blue Streaks Roy Climer Red Raiders Ely Stadium Elyria-Sandus-ky Crymer Whittaker Elyria Sandusty Raiders Sanducky Oberlin Elsra Dade College Town Elviia Strobel Field

Three Ohio Teams Win To Remain In Ball Tournament

In Dayton Ohio three Ohio clubs Springfield Miamisburg and Cincinnati share the field with Houston and Oakford as five teams advance to the fifth round of the American Base Ball Congress championship. Springfield meets Houston while Miamisburg faces Oakford and Cincinnati draws a bye. Houston and Cincinnati posted decisive wins as Springfield edged Akron and Cincinnati crushed New York. Miamisburg pitcher Rose Walth limited Milwaukee and earned his third win in two days.

Ohio Dayton. O Springfield Miamisburg Cincinnati Houston Tex Oakford Ray Payne Akron New York Splendid Renist Rose Walth Milwaukee Wolf Shateuy

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