Wooster Favored To Win 1934 Ohio Conference Title
Ohio Conference picks Wooster College as favorite for the 1934 season though rivals say coach L C Boles faces a tough battle. Akron, Toledo, Denison, Case, Marietta, Mount Union and others loom as challengers with Wooster opening Friday night at Findlay. Saturday slate includes Hiram at Wooster and several other key matchups across the conference.
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Columbus Red Birds Claim Fifth Pennant in Series Win
Columbus defeated Minneapolis 7 to 3 to clinch the American Association pennant for the second straight year. Gene Moore opened scoring with a home run, Ken O'Dea added two doubles and a single, Wright and Harris hit Miller homers, as Columbus advances to face Toronto in the little world series. A crowd of 17,290 watched the decisive game.
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Columbus Red Birds
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Minneapolis
Red Birds
Buffalo
Millers
Wright
Harris
Jim El-iott
Ed Greer
Bud Teachout
Bob Klinger
Teachout
Johnny Gill
Klinger
Ganzel
Gene Moore
Ken O'Dea
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Baseball standings show Cleveland beat St Louis 6 to 2 and Detroit defeated Chicago 12 to 10. New York and Philadelphia were 4 to 11 innings with unclear scoring. Today Philadelphia visits Boston and Chicago hosts Detroit while Philadelphia 6 New York and Brooklyn 3 Boston 1 Pittsburg 3 St Louis 0.
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Boston at Philadelphia and Other Baseball Pairings
Boston faces Philadelphia in a key matchup while Cincinnati travels to St Louis and Pittsburgh plays Chicago setting up a busy early season slate with multiple intercity showdowns and notable pitching matchups.
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Rainbow trout giants strain Utah anglers belief
In Utah near Richfield Colmar R Griffith of Hiawatha caught a rainbow trout weighing 23.5 pounds, 41 inches long and 19 inches in girth. His companion Paul W Easton of Hollywood weighed in a 14 pound catch at 30 inches long and 19 inches around. The note adds Canada’s CPR project exposed Sudbury ore yielding 90 percent of the world copper.
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Hiawatha
Paul W. Easton
Hollywood
Cal
Griffith
Reserve Opens 1934 Season With Akron In Opener
Western Reserve hosts Akron University at Case Field to start the 1934 season. Coach Sam Willaman faces a baptism of fire with eight veterans gone and a new double wing offense. Starters listed include Miller at center, Myslenski and Gordon at guards, Willison captain, Pontius, Mathewson, Ford, Ippolito, Kremer, Clark, Zeh. Schedule includes games with Ohio State, Baldwin-Wallace, and Oberlin among others.
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Joe DiDonato
Myron Ulrich
Orrville
Ilhan Christman
Canfield
Ad Miller
Harry Gordon
Gene Myslenski
Bob Willison
Massillon
Harry Pontius
Newton Falls
Akron
Don Mathewson
Clyde Ford
Cleveland Heights
Vic Ippolito
Heights
Ted Kremer
Woodsfield
Elbert Clark
Canton Mckinley
Rev Zeh
Collinwood
Cyril Surington
Ohio State
Bill Edwards
Wittenberg
Fostoria
George Brown
Ohio University
Toledo
Buffalo
Mt. Union
Alliance
Baldwin-Wallace
League Park
Case
Oberlin
John Carroll
Yesterday's Heroes by United Press
Waite Hoyt of the Pirates blanked the Cardinals while contributing two hits and scoring the winning run. Henry Greenberg of the Tigers drove in nine runs across two games with six hits including a homer.
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City League Pin Matches Tonight at Knights of Columbus
The Little Brown Jugs face Maumee Dairy and Col son Company meets Welsh Funeral Home in City League bowling at the Knights of Columbus alleys this evening. In opening Tuesday play Jackson Wallpaper and I. T. S Rubber swept Inter-City Coal and Elyria Hardware respectively.
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Welsh Funeral Home
Knights of Columbus
Jackson Wall Paper
I. T. S Rubber
Inter-City Coal
Elyria Hardware
Hoyt Shuts Cards As Pirates Clinch One Game Lead
Veteran Hoyt outpitched Waite Hoyt helped Pittsburgh beat St. Louis 3 0 and leave the Cardinals one game behind the Giants in the pennant race. The Phillies beat the Giants 6 4 in New York as Rue Moore and Johnson led with key hits. Brooklyn topped Boston 3 1 while Detroit crushed Chicago twice 12 9 and 10 3 and the Yankees edged Philadelphia 4 3 on a ninth inning error. Cleveland defeated St Louis 6 2 behind Willis Hudlin’s five hit outing.
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Rue Moore
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Chicago
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Athletics
Frank Higgins
Chapman
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Willis Hud- Yin
Canzoneri Beats Dublinsky In Close 10 Round Bout
Tony Canzoneri, veteran champ, won a hard fought 10 round decision over Harry Dublinsky before nearly 17,000 at Ebbets Field. Canzoneri built early rounds with hooks to head and body while Dublinsky rallied with jabs and sharp attacks. Dublinsky was penalized for a low blow in the sixth. weights were 134 3 4 pounds for Canzoneri and 140 for Dublinsky.
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Tony Canzoneri
Himay
Barney Bos
Tony
Harry Dublinsky
Chicago
Ebbets Field
Long
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Ard
Dublinsky
Canzoner
South End Eleven Plans Evening Practice at Hamilton Field
All members of the South End eleven are asked to attend a 6 o'clock practice at Hamilton Field this evening. The session prepares the squad for Sunday's season opener at Sandusky against the Commercial Banks' team. Players listed include F. Fritz Glent Ross and Doan.
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Americans Lead In Six Meter Cup Race
Americans held a one race lead as the United States fleet met British boats in Oyster Bay for the second race of the British American cup series. Three races of five will determine the series outcome.
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Ohio State May Have Triple Threat Backfield
Ohio State under Coach Francis Schmidt tests a three threat backfield as players Kabealein Pineura Fisch Heekin Smith practice passing running and blocking. The plan aims to create every back as a passer a punter and a runner while emphasizing hard blocks.
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John Kebeale
Frank Frch
Stan Pineura
Dick Heekin
Jack Smith
Schmidt
Kabealein
Pincure
Fisch
Smith
Heekin
Goers
Heis
Schmidt's team drills over timing for new play style
Times of practice capture Schmidt's method as he repeats the same drill with 11 players to perfect timing and handoffs. Opinions split on whether a three-week build can carry the Bucks to match Indiana Illinois and Colgate, with Schmidt insisting fans expect a game even in loss or draw.
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Harder Seeks 20th Win In Two White Sox Games
Mel Harder of the Cleveland Indians aims for his 20th victory as he is slated to start against the Chicago White Sox in one of two games this Sunday. The veteran pitcher has yet to reach the 20-win mark despite a strong season and an All Star showing.
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Anthony Saransky
Benny Leonard
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Jimmy McLarnin
Lawson Little
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Helen Jacobs
California
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Davis defaults city horseshoe final title plan
George Davis will default to Harry Limes in the Elyria city horseshoe pitching title play off after Davis declined to state a reason for letting the finals go uncontested. The championship playoff was set for Saturday.
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Davis
Bauer Prepares Crusading Eleven For Wellington Game
Coach Ralph Bauer drills Wellington High showdown as his team sharpens blocking and tack le lines. Wellington’s Crimson Bantams meet a heavier foe led by Bill Botsford and Dan Saporito in a 6 15 kickoff preceding Elyria Sandusky heavyweight contest.
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U S Accepts German 1936 Olympic Invite With Stage Set
The American Olympic Committee voted to enter the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin on condition that Nazi Germany and the German Olympic Committee remove all discrimination against Jewish athletes. If pledges are not kept, U.S. entrants will be barred from the Berlin Games or the Armisch Partenkirchen Winter Games. The unique decision was guided by Avery Brundage’s two month investigation and assurances from German officials.
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President of the National League Before John Heydler
The reply notes Bill McKechnie twice managed pennant winning clubs, guiding the St Louis Cardinals in 1928 and the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1925. It references the president of the National League before John Heydler and answers a yesterday’s query about this succession.
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Bill McKechnie
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Sandusky Coach Predicts Tough Elyria Test Friday
Sandusky coach Bob Whittaker expressed strong pessimism about beating Elyria, saying the team fields only five lettermen and may start three experienced players. Elyria’s Roy Clymer countered that Whittaker’s view is too negative, noting his own doubts but promising a competitive showing. The teams prepared at Ely Stadium and Strobel Field with tentative lineups and players showing solid practice, aiming to end Sandusky’s uphill under the lights streak dating back to 1930.
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Blue Streak
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Samndusky
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Conley
Ohlemacher
Kleinfelder
Wahl
Stout
Grass
Beilstein
Krueger
Scott
Clymer
al Eskings
Hugh Sudro
Fabian Brada
Sudro
Cascade To Be Scene Of Loop Title Game
The third and deciding Tri City title game will be played at Cascade. Site decision was made after a coin flip at a managers meeting with Herman Klein of Bittner Funeral Home Tommy Nickelette of Lorain Lyon Tailors and Secretary Rudy Ebinger. Ebinger tossed the coin and Nickelette chose tails and lost. Nickolette then chose to take his outs in the coming game.
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Code Park
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Nickolette
Lakewood Netters Win Erie Title Eight Times
Lakewood High’s tennis team clinched the Lake Erie League crown for the eighth straight year by sweeping Lorain 5 0 on Lakeview courts. Paul Graebner led with a 6 0 6 1 win over Sally Shift as Lakewood dominated the season, not dropping a single set and defeating Shaw Elyria and Heights in similar fashion.
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Hudlin Secures 15th Win as Indians Beat Browns 6-2
Cleveland pitcher Willis Hudlin earned his fifth straight win and his 15th of the season, limiting St Louis to five hits as the Indians beat the Browns 6 to 2. Burnt, Averill, and Knickerbocker drove in runs, with Bud Newsom tagged for seven innings of work before relief.
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Burns
Bud Newsom
Burnett
Knickerbocker
Houdini
Averill
Winnies
Hale
Burnet
Newsom
Tribe
Vosm'h
Knickerpocker
Brenzel
Burrs
Trosky
St Louis
Cleveland
Hudlin
Rolls
Ormsby
Ex-Hy's Toledo Clash Tonight
Elyria Ex-Hy s travel to Toledo to face O'Reilly for Sheriff outfit once Quaker Sugars LU cas County champions of 1938. They leave Pete's Place at 4 PM for an 8 PM kickoff with Dodsley and Kochn at ends Maddock Wash tackles Reisz guards DeFazio center Gerhardinger quarterback 8 Mike Urig halfbacks Tobicash fullback.
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Toledo
O'Reilly
Quaker Sugars
Lucas County
Pete
Dodsley
Kochn
Maddock
Wash
Barney
Reisz
DeFazio
Gerhardinger
Mike and
Urig
Tobicash
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