Oberlin Faces Rochester Opener With Experienced Lineup
Oberlin football eyes a strong opener at Rochester Saturday with seven lettermen, led by tackles Hinz Woodward Brown Edwards Whitmer and captains Ruth and Smith. Back options include Ruth, Correll, Brickley, Cooper or Olver, with Baetz as a key passer and kicker. Coach Lysle Butler worries about end replacements and reserve depth but expects a deceptive, fast backfield and solid center.
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Berlin
Oberlin
Rocheseter
Hinz
Woodward
Brown
Edwards
Whitmer
Dean Ruth
Carleton Smith
Lysle Butler
Butler
Ruth
Bob Kilmer
Johnny Shaw
Elyria
Chuck McClain
Dick Dutton
Bil Kidd
Darrel Yoakam
Bill Berry
Elyria Eleven Crippled For Sandusky Contest
Elyria High trains for the Sandusky game with multiple injuries among starters. Regular tackle Jack Cullin is out for the season with an injured shoulder, while Jackson and Kiser are hurt, Bill Schneider is ineligible, and others like Fitzpatrick Cross Dean and Scott are slowed or sidelined. Coach Roy Clymer steadies the squad and plans final drills ahead of Saturdays Bay City showdown at Strobel Field.
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Jackson
Cullin
Schneider
Kiser
Cross
Scott
Dean
Russ Davies
C-T Sports Hdstor
Roy Clymer
Elyria High
Sandusky
Strobel Field
Bay City
Jack Cullin
Clymer
Bill Schneider
Fremont
Prince Fitzpatrick
Hugh Cross
Tom Dean
Joe Scott
Crimson Eleven
Crimson
Ciimer
Resar Motors Drill Tonight At Ely
Resar Motors football team will issue jerseys at a practice tonight at Ely School at 6 o clock. All players are requested to be on hand.
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Resar Motors
Ely School
Keen Shaving Cream Ad Sparks Quick Buy Offer
An illustrated drugstore advertisement promotes Keen shaving soap with a two part offer. It claims Keen provides a smooth shave with no brush and says the product washes off the razor instantly. The ad notes a 10 cent price and a 33 cent jar available at drug stores.
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Ron
Keen
Bill Terry Giants Manager and Hall of Fame Figure
William Harold Terry, born October 30, 1888 in Atlanta, rose from pitcher with the Atlanta Southerns to first baseman in 1923 before joining the New York Giants. Appointed Giants manager on June 3, 1922, he led the team from a second division standing and starred in the 1924 World Series against the Senators.
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William Harold Terry
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Atlanta
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Atlanta Southerns
Thomasville
Georgia
Newman
Georgia-Alabama
Shreveport Texas
Toledo American Association
Toledo
Terry
Giants
John J. McGraw
Senators
City League Pin Matches Tonight
The Wagles meet Glen Rogers Motors and Elyria Hardware face Welsh Funeral Home at Knights of Columbus alleys. Matches start promptly at eight o'clock tonight in a City League bowling doubleheader.
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Glen Rogers Motors
Elyria Hardware
Welsh Funeral Home
Knights of Columbus
Giants Staff Rated Stronger Than Senators
In a preview of next week's World Series the New York Giants hold a mound edge led by Carl Hubbell, while Washington Senators counter with Alvin Crowder and strong southpaws Earl Whitehill and Lefty Stewart. The piece compares staff strength, depth, and key relievers on both teams.
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United Press
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Wpi
Washington Senators
New York Giants
Giants
Senators
Carl Hubbell
Oklahoma
Hubbell
Mathewson
Alvin Crowder
Washington
Crowder
Earl Whitehill
Lefty Stewart
Whitehill
Stewart
Hal Schumacher
St. Lawrence
Hal
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Giant
William Watson Clark
Brooklyn
Monty Weaver
Jack Russell
Herman Bell
Adolfo Luque
Gus Mancuso
Texan
Luke Sewell
Paul Richards
Moe Berg
Rudy Beats Machock In Cherry Ridge Club Match
Rudy defeated Stan Machock 2 and 1 in a first round Class A match at the Cherry Ridge Club championships yesterday.
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Machock
Chuck Rudy
Stan Machock
Cherry Ridge
Line Is Biggest Problem As Sandusky Preps For Elyria Game
Sandusky coach Bob Whittaker focuses on line strength ahead of the Elyria High clash at Strobel Field. Ken Kleinfelder faces a possible injury absence, with Eddie Bryant moved to tackle if needed. The lineup anticipates Lakeside opener players and backs Max Kaufman Albert Fehr Eugene Burns Albie Hess in key roles as Sandusky seeks a crucial win in the Little Big Seven rivalry at 2 30.
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Elyria
W. S. Bittner
Sandusky Star-Journal
Vandushky
Bob Whittaker
Elgrkt High
Crimson
Strobel Field
Lakeside
Ken Kleinfelder
Whittaker
Eddie Bryant
Elyrias
Carroll
Conley
Feick
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Jordan
Stout
Ken Stauffer
Max Kaufman
Albert Fehr
Dusky
Eugene Burns
Albie Hess
Beilstein
Baum
Fehr
Whitaker
Lake Erie
Lorain
Baytown
Aungst Leads In City Horseshoe Pitching Tourney
The city horseshoe pitching tournament opened last night at the courts corner Broad and East avenue with 26 players. A round robin determines A and B classes after twelve top players are ranked. Seven rounds were completed yesterday. Ross Aungst leads with five victories and no defeats as action continues tonight.
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Business Men's Team Plans Evening Practice in Elyria
The Elyria Business Men's football squad schedules a 5:45 practice at Ely School with a follow up uniform handout. Missing players will forfeit uniforms and starting status for Sunday's game against the Lorain Owls.
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Ely School
Lorain Owls
Loughran Beats Sharkey In Narrow Return Bout
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia defeated Jack Sharkey of Boston in a 15 round decision to avenge a previous knockout. The crowd of about 8,000 at Baker Bowl witnessed a cautious, tactical fight with Sharkey driving late rounds but failing to overcome the lighter Loughran. Weighing 183 pounds to Sharkey’s 202, Loughran’s movement and left jab carried the contest.
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Tommy Loughran
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Baker Bowl
Sharkey
al Voice
United Press
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Tommy
Lou Gehrig to Wed Chicago Girl Saturday
New York Sept 28. Lou Gehrig and Miss Eleanor Twitchell of Chicago will marry Saturday afternoon at the Austin residence in Freeport New York. Mrs A E Austin aunt of the bride announced the ceremony plans last night.
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Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Eleanor Twitchell
Chicago
Freeport
N. Y
A. E. Austin
Austin
Batting leaders in United Press report
Batting figures show Klain of the Phillies hitting .150 with 597 at bats 101 runs 222 hits and a .37 on base. Foxx of the Athletics posts a .253 average in 537 at bats with 124 runs and 198 hits. Davis of the Phillies carries .243 in 489 at bats with 91 runs and 170 hits.
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United Press Yeading
G. AB. R
Fisher Foods Battle Eagles In Feature Of Legion Program
The Elyria area hosts a charity football night at Ely Stadium led by Legion Post No. 12 to aid the International Society for Crippled Children. The program includes a prelim between Elyrian High Lightweights and Oberlin Reserves, then the main game Lorain Fisher Foods vs Sandusky Eagles, with drum corps from Elgrid Lorain and Berea, a champion Elyria corps drill, and donations from schools utilities and printers backing the event. Proceeds benefit crippled children. kickoff at 5 15 with expect a strong game after a busy parade and halftime entertainment.
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Local Post
International Society For Crippled Children
Elyria Lights
Oberlin
Ely Stadium
American Legion Post No. 12
Elyrian High Lightweights
Oberlin Reserves
Lorain Fisher Foods
Sandusky Eagles
Elgrid
Lorain
Berea
Elyria Corps
Lorain-Sandusky
American Legion
Jack Ambrose
Chuck Persons
Eagles
Sandusky
New London Boys Reported for Michigan Freshmen
Among 103 youths who reported to Ray Fisher the Michigan freshmen football coach were Bob Armine of New London Ohio a tackle and Jack Liffiton of Lakewood Ohio a back. The list shows the depth of the incoming squad as the season nears.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ray Fisher
University of Michigan
Bob Armine
New London
Jack Liffiton
Lakewood
Large number of grid contest coupons received
With under a day left to 50 the opening week’s Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results contest may near the totals from last year. Fifteen games appear on a contest blank. readers mark winners in high school and college games and mail in. Three correct or nearest coupons win two Ely Stadium game tickets. deadline noon tomorrow September 29.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Elyria-Lakewood
Ely Stadium
Denison May Lose Star Back For Opener
Granville Ohio September 28 UP Ed Spear star back and ace of the Denison University backfield may miss the Friday game with Findlay College due to a leg injury. Hube Foster sophomore replaced Spears at quarterback in practice yesterday.
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Ed Spear
Cleveland
Denison University
Findlay College
Hube Foster
Spears
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