Blue Streaks Earn 36th Straight Victory Over Elyria
Sandusky High, hosting a record crowd at Strobel Field, beat Elyria 16 to 7 to extend its winning streak to 36. Benner Pfaff starred with a 96 yard kickoff return and a late rally as Sandusky capitalized on Elyria fumbles and rough play to seal the league win.
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Sandusky Defeats Elyria In Striking Football Scrimmage
In a clash featuring Sandusky and Elyria, touchdowns by Pfaf and Gani highlight the scoring. Krause and Ror add points with kicks as referees Nichols Brubaker Thorpe oversee the game with head linesman Thorpe from Mount Union.
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Bellevue Downs Amherst 20 to 7 in local grid clash
Bellevue High School defeated Amherst High 20 to 7 in a game played yesterday afternoon. Bellevue scored two touchdowns in the first period and one in the third, with Amherst’s lone score coming in the second quarter, despite a closer than box score showing.
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Sandusky Reserves Triumph Over Elyria Lightweights 13-0
In a Sandusky Strobel Field game the Reserves shut out Elyria 13 to 0. Scoring came on two blocked kicks, first late in the first period and again near the end of the final quarter. Shields and Willinger tallied for Sandusky with Gani adding the extra point. numerous fumbles marred the contest.
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Advisor Wins Lorain County Fair Harness Feature
Advisor owned by Dickerson and Scott of Cadiz Ohio driven by Scott edged Calumet Brewer in the 2:16 class trot feature at the Lorain County Fair closing harness race. Advisor won heats one and three. Calumet Brewer took heat two. Best time 2:16 1/4 by Advisor in heat one.
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Bozzell and Hollis to Head Next Mat Program
Promoter An Morris signs Paul Bozzell of Okmulgee and Ken Hollis of Albuquerque to headline a Rialto Theatre card next Wednesday. Semi finals feature John Felix of Detroit and Benny Bolt. Main event pairs Bozzell against Hollis in a two out of three falls match with a 30 minute time limit. Opening bout starts at 8:30 featuring two amateur bouts.
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Oberlin drills hard for opener with Rochester
Oberlin College football coach LyISle K. Buailer drills the Yeomen daily as they prepare for the October 3 opener at Rochester. Nine lettermen return led by captain Dick Wickenden and Mel Kennedy, with transfers and injuries shaping the backfield and line.
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New London and Loudonville play to scoreless tie
New London and Loudonville schoolboy teams battled four quarters without scoring. Loudonville reached the New London two yard line in the second quarter, but the half ended before a touchdown. In the final period New London advanced to inside Loudonville’s 15 yard line before turning the ball over on downs.
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Ohio Scholastic Grid Results Highlight Local Wins
Ohio high school scores feature Cleveland East over Glenville 13 to 7, Lincoln over John Adams 13 to 7, and John Marshall beating Euclid Shore 12 to 7. Other notable results include Withrow 19 over St Navier 7, Woodward blanking Eider 23 to 0, and Dayton Steele posting a dominant 153. Cincinnati Roger Bacon led 0, while Dayton Oakwood surged to 1393. Multiple large-margin Dayton and Cincinnati games appear alongside scattered losses and ties across the state.
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North Olmsted Teams Clash For City Championship
North Olmsted squads from the Suburban and Tri County Leagues prepare to meet tomorrow afternoon in a best two out of three series for the North Olmsted championship.
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Boxing and sports notes from the era sweep across continents
Boxing star Reddie Miller travels to the Madeira Islands with winter bouts lined up in Johannesburg while John Henry Lewis and Joe Louis prepare for high profile matches in London. Cleveland Indians slip to the second division after a doubleheader loss, and Ohio State’s football team eases during a rest day after a 20 to 0 win over the Buckeye reserves. In the majors, St Louis Cardinals lock second in the National League with a tight Cubs-Pirates race in sight, as Detroit and Washington in a tense American League battle for runner up.
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Washington and Minnesota Meet in Star Intersectional Clash on Day
The opening 1936 football slate features two giants, Washington and Minnesota, clashing in Seattle as the day’s headline intersectional game. Colgate-Duke also stands out in the South while Oklahoma, Iowa State, and several Big Six pairings fill the slate across the coast.
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First AL champion club identified in early era
The article notes the question of which club first won the American League title. It references players from Elyria High School alumni and a rout score, then contrasts with a separate historical query about early AL champions.
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Hobbers Defeat Automatics in League Bowling Match
The Hobbers captured three straight games from the Automatics in a General Industries Bowling League match last evening.
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