Buckeye League Teams Suffer Lopsided Openers From Major Foes
Three Buckeye Conference squads opened 1936 with heavy losses as Ohio University fell to Purdue 47 to 0, Ohio Wesleyan lost 53 to 9 to Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati dropped a 40 to 6 decision to West Virginia. Other Buckeye teams posted varied results across the weekend.
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Purdue
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University of Cincinnati
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
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Illinois
Wesleyan
Heidelberg
Cincinnati
University of Dayton
Marshall
Dayton
Miami
DePauw
Elyria High grid schedule shows several undefeated teams
Lorain Oberlin Shaker Heights Lakewood and Fremont remain unbeaten in 1936 play with some teams posting large scores. Lorain beat Berea 5 0 and Akron North 72 6 while Shaker Heights crushed Shaw 6 0 and beat John Jay 14 6. Cleveland Heights opened with Garfield Heights 25 2 and Fremont trounced Calvert 19 7.
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Oberlin
Shaker Heights
Toede Scott
Fremont
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Lorain
Oberin
Cleve
Heights
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Toledo DeVilbiss
Walloping Berea
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Iberlin
Wellington
Fairview
Shaw
Hhe Red Raiders
John Jay
Shaker
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Cech
Rangers
Rocky River
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Tiffin Calvert
Little Giants
Genoa
Scott
Cleveland
John Adams
East Liverpool
Francis Schmidt
Dee Moore Shifts To Catcher After Brief pitching Stint
Rookie Dee Moore of the Cincinnati Reds pitched two innings and then moved behind the plate to catch the remainder of the game.
Cleveland Dominates Canton and Tigers as Yankees Break Batting Records
Cleveland pro football and baseball teams opened seasons with decisive wins as Stan Pincura impressed in Canton and Bob Feller limited Detroit to three hits. Earl Averill led the Indians with a hot season, Hal Trosky drove in runs, and the Yankees set 12 RBIs records as the pennant race began.
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Yale
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Bailiwick
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Buzz) Wetzel
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Syracuse
Stan Pincura
Lorain
Ohio State University
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Bob Feller
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Tigers
Earl Averill
Hal Trosky
New York Yankees
Yankees
Boxing champion status of Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan
The text notes Sullivan linked to boxing and mentions divisions in the context of challenges and matches. It states various boxers, including Schaeffer and Bozzelli, with references to the American League and Elyria Commission, and mentions Al Schacht leaving the Red Sox for a minor league coaching/fan-making role.
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Brooklyn
Tommy Sullivan
Chicago
al Schacht
Boston Red Sox
City Class B Pin Loop Matches Tonight
Four matches are on schedule in the Elyria City Class B Bowling League tonight at the East of Central alleys. West Side Cafe faces Electro Alleys, Shell Petroleum meets Glen Rogers Motors, Junior Order Mechanics clash with Welsh Funeral Home, and Moulton Candies plays Wagon Wheel Cafe.
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E. of C.alleys
West Side Cafe
Electro
Shell Petroleum
Glen Rogers Motors
Junior Order Mechanics
Welsh Funeral Home
Moulton Candies Ve. Wagon Wheel Cafe
Tri County Loop Team Wins Olmsted Opener
North Olmsted Pennzoils defeat Suburban League North Olmsted club 13 to 1 in the opener of a three game series for the North Olmsted championship. Irv Hall hit a long fourth inning homer while Will Limpert pitched the win. The second game is set for next Sunday at North Olmsted Park.
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Elyria Heights In Erie Opener Next Saturday
Elyria Highs Red Haiders meet Cleveland Heights Tigers at Heights Field to start the Lake Erie League season. The opener is the only league game this week with Lakewood vs Lorain following the next Saturday at Lorain. Cleveland Heights beat Garfield Heights 25 to 2 as Cameron Elliott scored twice.
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Red Haiders
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Lakewood
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Shaw
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Cleveland Heights
Garfield Heights
Cameron Elliott
Lynn Captures Second Annual American Baseball Congress Title
Lynn Mass defeated Trenton N J 9 to 5 in the championship final to win the Second Annual American Baseball Congress title in Louisville Ky on September 25.
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Louisville
Lynn
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Trenton
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Fifth Annual Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results Contest
Elyria readers are invited to predict twenty football game winners for weekly prizes. Five pairs of tickets to the Elyria Toledo Scott game on October 9 will go to the first five with the most correct or nearest results. Send completed coupons by 6 p.m. Friday October 2. winners announced October 5. Employees and families excluded.
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Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Feller Stars in Indians Win to Close Season
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller, 17, earned his fifth win of the season as the Indians beat the Detroit Tigers 9 to 1 in six innings due to rain. Feller allowed three hits and struck out six, while his teammates totaled 15 hits.
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Molders Win Bowling Match In League Play
The Molders beat the Finishers three straight games in a General Industries League match. Fisher led the winners with 598 for the three games, including scores of 215 and 201.
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Milwaukee Holds Lead In Little World Series
Milwaukee's Brewers enter game three with a two game edge over the Buffalo Bisons and strong backing to win the junior baseball title. Lin Storti delivered an impressive display as the contest neared.
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Um -Milwaukee
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Buffalo Bisons
Lin Storti
Final Standings and Yesterday's Results in American League
Final standings show New York with a .667 mark, Detroit 18 games back, Chicago at .353, and Cleveland at .519 with Boston at .431. Yesterday Cleveland beat Detroit 8 to 1 in rain shortened play, Washington defeated New York 10 to 5, Philadelphia beat Boston 5 to 3, and St Louis vs Chicago game was rained out. Milwaukee beat Buffalo 6 to 5 in eleven innings.
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Local Fairways Set for Final Season Event At Elyria Club
Fem inine members of Elyria Country Club plan a big season end event with a luncheon and business meeting after a final round featuring a Costume tournament. The note recalls Spring Walier Country Club’s Stag Day and Clam Bake where Jack Warner led low gross at 76 and other scores followed.
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Adies
Elyria Country Club
Six Feature Games On Card As Grid Season Gets Into Full Swing
The week’s grid menu centers on six marquee games as the 1936 season opens. Key matchups include Cornell at Yale, Michigan at Michigan State, Notre Dame vs Carnegie Tech, Ohio State vs NYU, California vs St. Mary’s, and SMU vs Texas. Eastern games feature Yale vs Cornell and Army vs Washington and Lee, with Princeton vs Williams noted.
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Slip Madigan
Gaels
Bozzell Faces Top Opponent On Rialto Mat
Okmulgee Oklahoma wrestler Bozzell, known for his hard right hand, meets Ken Hollis of Albuquerque in a main event at the Rialto Theatre on Wednesday. The bout uses a two hour limit and best two of three falls. Benny Bolt faces John Felix in the preceding one hour two falls match. Amateur matmen open the card at 7:30 p.m.
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Schmidt Previews Pitt Clash After NYU Opener
Ohio State coach Francis A. Schmidt said the Oct 10 meeting with Pittsburgh is pivotal. He praised Pitt back Frank Patrick and backfield strength led by Marshall Goldberg after watching Pitt’s 253 to 0 win over Ohio Wesleyan. Schmidt noted Pitt’s organization and midseason-like smoothness. Line coach Godfrey and fresco man Fritz Mackey joined the scouting trip.
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Giants Pros Lose Again in Struggling Start
The New York Giants, eastern champions, dropped their second straight game 19 to 7 at Pittsburgh as the Pirates defeated them. Boston Redskins beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 14 to 3 with Kercheval’s 39 yard field goal. Eagles fell 17 to 9 to the Bears in Philadelphia. Detroit-Chicago game postponed by rain.
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