Giants Near Pennant As They Sweep Bees In Twin Bill
New York Giants narrowed the gap to clinching the National League pennant by sweeping two games from the Boston Bees, 5-4 and 3-1, extending their winning streak to six. Cubs beat Reds. Brooklyn and Philadelphia also won. In the American League, Boston split with Philadelphia. Foxx hit his 35th and 36th homers, and Detroit topped Cleveland.
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Local sports notes on Bob Dumas and other figures
Friends of Bob Dumas of the Elyria Sports Commission report his right leg amputation after a hospital stay for gangrene. Bob Randall misses Ohio Open due to a strained leg muscle while bowling. Ohio sports coverage recalls Gov Quinn versus Walter O’Hara and writer concerns at Narragansett. Jesse Owens recalls Berlin triumph, while Vic Malinovsky earns praise from Pitt-Ohio Wesleyan observer Jock Sutherland. Tommy Armour turns 42 and Sandusky’s 26-0 loss to Elyria stands as a record.
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Narragansett Track
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Berlin
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Pittsburgh
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Elyria High to Toledo Scott game bus trip details
A bus carrying Elyria High fans to the Toledo Scott game in Toledo on October 9 has seats still available. Each trip costs 2 dollars not including game admission. reservations must be made by noon Saturday October 2 with A H Brubaker or Russ Davies.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Indians Beaten By Tigers In Last Home Game
Detroit edged Cleveland 2 to 1 in the Tigers win. Auker pitched all nine for Detroit, Harder and Wyatt split mound duties for Cleveland. The Indians’ final home game of the year produced three walks that sparked Detroit’s decisive eighth inning run.
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Toledo Beats Bluffton in Key Match as Slovak Leads
Toledo scored a decisive win over Bluffton on September 28 with Mary Slovak delivering the primary offensive surge. The report notes Slovak leading the attack, sparking teammates and pushing the offense during the contest.
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Two Mat Matches On Tomorrow's Program at Rialto Theatre
CLEVER boys meet rowdy opponents in a two match wrestling bill at the Rialto Theatre under Mrs Esther Morris Bunny Martin and Alex Teslock. Martin faces Count Felix von Brognberg and Jim Spencer, with Teslock opposing Spencer. Martin is a popular lightweight grappler in Elyria and will respond to dirty tactics with aggression. Von Brognberg is expected to rough it, likely yielding a knock-down drag-out two-falls bout within the two hours. Teslock and Spencer clash as Spencer uses a hard right hand and relentless driving effort. First match slated for 7:30 p m.
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Forwards And Laterals From Ohio Gridirons
A Penned look at Ohio coaching moves and players. Francis A. Schmidt of Ohio State and Cam Henderson of Marshall get mentions. Alex Cava of Georgetown and past West Virginia ties appear. Bets on Franklin, Burgwin, and scouts from the Chattanooga program add color to the Ohio Valley grid scene.
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Marshall College
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Georgetown University
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Washington School
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Feller To Go On Exhibition Tour
Bob Feller, Iowa schoolboy turned major star, will join an all star tour after the Indians season ends, receiving about 4000 dollars for his barnstorming part. Toledo defeated Bluffton 26 to 0 in delay opener delayed by heavy rains.
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Amherst Merchants Hold Drill Today
The Amherst Merchants Lorain County’s only heavyweight football team will practice at City Field Lorain at 5 p m. Elyrians Frank Bolinski Vince Kushioski and Nick DeFazio are asked to report. They open the season Sunday against the Ashland Semi Pros at Harris Street Field Amherst. Notable players include Jimmy Worden Eddie Domin.
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Jimmy Worden
Eddie Domin
Bauer Named To Coach Elyria Cage Quintet
Ralph Bauer, longtime Elyria High coach in football and freshman basketball, is named to lead the high school heavy weight basketball team for the 1937-38 season. He succeeds Roy B. Clymer, who will retire from basketball coaching to focus on athletics and a master’s degree.
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Dope the Results Contest Offers Elyria Toledo Tickets
Five ticket pairs to the Elyria Toledo football game October 9 in Toledo are offered to Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results contest winners. Readers must clip the coupon, predict winners for 20 games, and mail before 6 p.m. Friday October 1. First five correct or nearest correct entries win. editors’ decision final. Open to readers except staff and their families.
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Hawks and players headline local sports note
Ski Carl Lubanovich and Sid Rosenfeld are listed with Hawks Pawlak in a brief local sports item highlighting team members and coverage from the Hawks roster.
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Sid Rosenfeld
Hawks Pawlak
Crimson Opens Lake Erie Title Quest Under Lights at Ely Stadium
Crimson hosts defending champions Cleveland Heights in a Friday night Lake Erie League opener at Ely Stadium. Heights, now led by Jimmy Price, is favored after last year’s dominance, with Elyria and Lakewood also viewed as top contenders. Shaw sits atop the standings with a 12-6 win over Shaker Heights, while Lorain shows an undefeated two-game start but faces a tougher path ahead.
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Doc) Kelker
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Lake Erie Standings on Page 8 Sports Lookahead
Lake Erie standings highlighted on page 8 feature team rankings and recent results. Key teams and players named, with scores and dates implied, reflecting ongoing regional competition and league positioning. The brief note points readers to the page with full context and standings.
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