Giants Lead Cubs In NL Race With Four-Game Push
Giants hold a four game edge over the Cubs with six wins needed in 11 to clinch the pennant and a subway series possible. They face four straight double headers starting today against Boston Bees and Philadelphia. Cubs split with St. Louis while Pittsburgh and Boston won big elsewhere. Yankees fall to Boston amid AL pennant celebration.
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HAW HIGH HANDS SHAKER A LOOMING LAKE FRONTRUNNER
HAW HIGH'S Red and Black sit atop the Lake Erie League after a 12-6 opening win over Shaker Heights Red Raiders at Shaw Field. Shaw led early with both touchdowns in the first period and held the lead as Elyria and others posted league wins.
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Lorain Gridders Beat Akron North for Second Victory
Lorain High's Purple and Lavender football team defeated Akron North 16 to 0 at Recreation Stadium for its second straight win after opening with a 21 to 7 victory over Fairport Harbor. Price scored both Lorain touchdowns, on a 38-yard run and a 28-yard sprint, with Bulzomi kicking both extra points.
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Elyria I T S Horseshoe Team Wins Two Matches
The Elyria I T S horseshoe pitching team closed its season with wins over Brookside of Cleveland on local courts. Elyrians won 20 to 16 in the first match and 26 to 10 in the second. Harry Simes swept all his games, while Frank Yarsa lost only one.
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City Class B Loop Pin Matches Tonight
Bowling league action in Elyria Recreation features two shifts tonight at 7 and 9. Early matches include Ridgeville Boosters vs Bittner Funeral Home and Von's Service Station vs Eagles No 2 with Shell Petroleum against Vic Silver's Jewelers and DeBray Body Shop facing Electro Alloys. Late shift games showcase Romeo Pump Company against Harshaw Chemical and Smitty's Waldorf Lagers versus Tattersall Dairy, Welsh Funeral Home versus Gerber's Market, Fox Furnace against Wikrent's Cafe.
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Shower of Paper on PS and News Papers
A brief note describes a shower of paper on PS and newspapers. The fragment hints at a local event or display involving printed materials. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, but the emphasis remains on paper dissemination and press activity.
Standings From Yesterday Across Multiple Baseball Matches
Yesterday's results show Yeaterday Cleveland 0 4, Detroit 3 3, Chicago 4 4, St Louis 3 1, and St Louis 6 5. Team scores include Boston 7 New York 2 Washington 7 Philadelphia 7 in an eleventh hour update marked by darkness and late play. Pittsburgh 5 2 Cincinnati 4 1, New York 4 Brooklyn 3, Boston 17 Philadelphia 3.
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O Grady Captures Spring Valley Golf Championship
Tom O Grady won the Spring Valley Club championship at the Gulf Road course by defeating Lawrence Waldin after 73 holes. The match, originally set for 36 holes, went to extra play after two 36 hole halves ended in a tie, with O Grady sealing victory on the 73rd hole with a birdie three.
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Dodgers and Pirates Tie For Eastern Lead in NFL
In New York on September 27 the Dodgers and Pirates shared the top spot in the NFL Eastern Division with two wins and one loss. The Pirates fell 10-7 to the Giants while Brooklyn won 7-6 at Cleveland on a late Dick Crane field goal. The Eagles tied the Cardinals 6-6. Boston beat Rochester 16-0. the Pittsburgh-Cincinnati game was postponed.
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Four Persons Miss Two Picks Share Top Dope Contest Lead
Four contestants tied for top honors in the Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results Contest after missing only two of the 20 games. George Innes, Charles Shepard, Hal Baker, and Bob France win two tickets each to the Elyria Cleveland Heights game. A fifth contestant, Thomas Mitchell Jr., missed three games.
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Future Ohio Grid Foes Open With Victories
Ohio State opponents opening campaigns Saturday all won their debuts. Purdue defeated Butler 33 to 7, USC ran up 40 in a win over the College of the Pacific, Illinois beat Ohio U 20 to 6, and Indiana topped Centre 16 to 0. Northwestern Chicago and Michigan were idle.
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McLEMORE Tackles Field Judges Over Football Pass Interference
Henry McLemore voices frustration with football field judges overruling plays and calls that alter outcomes. He cites Army and Notre Dame games, Ohio State vs TCU incidents, and argues the forward pass rule relies too much on officials judgment.
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Martin Teslock To Meet Tough Foes Wednesday
Promoter Mrs. Esther Morris brings Bunny Martin of Chattanooga to the Rialto Theatre for the feature mat. He faces Count Felix von Brognberg from Germany in a two-fall, one-hour limit bout. Teslock of Montreal battles Bad Jim Spencer in a two-fall semi windup showcasing Teslock’s expert holds and his Monkey Shake finishing move.
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Merchants Fall 8 0 to Lorain in Season Opener
Lorain Dreamland Theatre blanked the Elyria Merchants 8 to 0 at City Field in Lorain. Joe Mishak scored the lone touchdown from the 5 yard line in the opening quarter. A third quarter blocked punt resulted in a safety for Lorain.
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Indians Rally to Split Twin Bill as Feller Shines
Cleveland pitchers Allen and Feller delivered strong outings to beat the Tigers 9 to 4 and 4 to 3, respectively, keeping the Indians in the chase for a first division spot. Allen notched his 14th win in the opener, while Feller outdueled Tiger ace Bridges with ten strikeouts and five hits allowed. Detroit batters struck out in droves, with only Gehringer and Fox avoiding a strikeout in the first game.
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International Open in Semi-Finals
BELMONT Mass September Wise-Golf leading money winners entered the International Open semi finals with a $3 000 first prize. Lawson Little sat out while Henry Picard faced Ralph Guldahl in a 36 hole match play. The other bracket matched Lighthorse Harry Cooper against Byron Nelson in Chicago.
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Irish Field General Andy Pupils Leads Notre Dame Grid
Irish field general Andy Pupils is counted on as a key leader of the 193¢ Notre Dame football team. Observers deem the Irish among the strongest in history as they open their season next Saturday against the Drake Bulldogs who beat Washington U of St. Louis 32 to 2 to start their campaign.
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Ohio State Opens With TCU in Mystery Class
Ohio State defeated Texas Christian 14 to 0 in the season opener. The Buckeyes showed strong defense and a cautious offense, with standout play from Alex Schoenbaum and Ralph Wolf. Co-Captains Jim McDonald and Nick Wasylik suffered ankle injuries, sidelining them for several days as Ohio State prepared to face Purdue.
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Local Golf and Clam Bake Draw Large Crowds
Elyria division employees wrapped up the season with the Henry Wick Cup at Oberlin won by Rudy Mate who posted 78. John Smith was runner up. Prizes went to William Moore Sr A Kushinski J J Parks J Barkacs and Mike Sukey. Special awards to Ted Hummer Rudy Mate Nick Tobciash A Sito Chuck Winkler Frank Vincent and J Parks. Cherry Ridge hosted its annual Clam Bake drawing a big crowd with mixed two ball foursomes and a driving contest won by Walt Masiyk. Sam Nagy captured Cherry Ridge Class B by defeating Bill Gaston 2 and 1. Walt Masiyk also won the National Rules Company golf championship 3 and 2 over Ted Lewis. American airplanes of sixteen passenger capacity are being flown on the Shanghai Hong Kong route of China.
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Indians likely to appoint new manager next year
Cleveland sports notes discuss Alva Bradley pursuing Steve ONeill as manager candidate to replace the current skipper. The column mentions Bill McKechnie and Bill Terry among other baseball figures, plus various boxing and track tidbits and a local softball meeting at 6:30 p.m. Read as a compact round-up of athletes and upcoming events.
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