Northwestern captains in high school sport and pro notes
Northwestern football captains drawn from high school teams. Akron West loss to Akron St Vincent's marks Cowboys first defeat by the Irish. Ohio State assistant coach praised as a great player yet poor student. Noble Kizer improves in health after illness. Steve O Neill's Buffalo Bisons reach International League playoffs. The Irish min is a popular baseball hero in Cleveland.
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Wildcat
J. S
Northwestern
Akron West
Akron St. Vincent's
Cowboys
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Steve O'Neill
Buffalo Bisons
Cleveland
Massillon Wins Big In Mansfield Tilt Sets Up Warren Challenge
Massillon defeated Mansfield 33 7 in a return to form and eyes a tougher test Friday as Warren visits. The column notes Elyria and Middletown as top Lake Erie League contenders, with Middletown given a wary preview. Other items include Bud Lucius’ Massillon interception miscue and various sports anecdotes.
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Massillon
TIS
Paul Brown
Mansfield Tigers
Brown
Ray Clymer
Elyria
Lake Erie
Tenner
Erie Loop
Lora
Clymer Makes Changes as Simon Holds Tackle Slot
Coach Roy Clymer reshapes the Middletown lineup with Simon at tackle and Schumar shifting to guard. Lingrel announces a tentative Middletown starting unit for Friday in the first ever Elyria Middletown clash, kickoff 7 45 p m, with a projected crowd of 6500 to 7000.
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Simon
Clymer
Sheen Ageiase
Sandusky
Roy Clymer
Johny Simon Frog
Elyria
Siritt Wall
Bob Schumar
Ast Hutt
Rivera
Febes
Singleton
Wilhelmy
Simon and Schumar
Obringer
Heidrich
Forbes
Selman
Walodzko
Yurike
Brubaker
Elmo Lingrel
Middletown
Frida
Zame
Hullis
Brewer
Linwsen
M. Stamper
Brevins
Fugett
Linkins
Davis
Antiess
Watts
McGraw
Parsuall
Ohio
Rams Triumph Over Allentown 33 to 7 in NPFL game
The Cleveland Rams crushed the Allentown Professionals 33 to 7 in a NPFL tilt last night in Cleveland. Rams scored two touchdowns in each of the first two quarters, were shut out in the third, and surged for another in the final period. Cleveland heads to Shaw Stadium Sunday for a 2:30 p.m. kickoff against the Detroit Lions.
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Allentown
Cleveland Rams
Allentown Professionaals
Clevelanders
Lancia
Rams
Detroit Lions
Cleveland
Shaw Stadium
Evelands
Dukax Mild
Banin Living
Ec Reraer
Maas
Shyder
Donna Alphens
H Hudasky
Drake
Keith Cleveland
Teag Alentown Weyne
Herebee On Last Law Of Marathon
Ferebee of Chicago pushes toward the coast to coast golf marathon, needing 72 holes in New York and 72 in Philadelphia to win about 100000 dollars. He has completed 456 holes after starting in Hollywood and Phoenix, with stops in Milwaukee Chicago Kansas City and St Louis, averaging 84.2 strokes per 16 holes. The wager requires four days with at least 72 holes in two cities each day. exceeding 10 strokes per 18 holes forfeits the bet.
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Philadelphia
Wj. Smith
Ferebee
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Greenberg Streak Seen as He Seeks Ruth's Mark in Cubs Play
Hank Greenberg connected for two home runs and trails Babe Ruth's record by three. The Cubs, eight-game winners, sit within half a game of the Pirates in the National League race as Greenberg cannot match Ruth's pace in the next two games against Detroit and Cleveland. In other MLB action, the Giants split with Brooklyn, Boston beat Philadelphia twice, and Cleveland topped the White Sox 6 1.
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George Kirkley
United Press
EW York
U.S
Serote
Hank Creenheee
Chicago Cubs
Greenberg Reeds
Babe Ruth
Tambino
Greenberg
Jim Luck
Babe
Westenny
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Gabby Martnett
Cbs
Dizey Deat
Pirates
Dean West
Tartiertteals
Tane
Augie Galan
Ruth
Hank
Detroit
Browns
Indians
Cleveland
St. Louis
Bears Giants
Brooklyn
Giants
Freddy Fitzsimmons
John Gaddy
Elmira
Jake Hamlin
Dodgers
Boston Bees
Phillies
Cinchinnati
Paul Dean
Cardinals
Yankees
Washington
Lefty Gomez
Bob Feller
White Sox
Red Sox
Athletics
Cubs Triumph Over Bucs In Series Opener
CHICAGO September 28 Dizzy Dean pitched seven solid hits and a strong bullpen as the Cubs defeated the Pirates 2 to 1 in the opening game of the pennant race series. Gabby Hartnett managed the Cubs attack against Pittsburgh’s ace, while Bill Lee closed out the win. The Pirates still lead the pennant chase, with two more victories likely to seal. Brazil will distribute soy beans to farmers to increase production.
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Chicago
Gubby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Dizzy Dean
Gabby
Ale Diz
Big Bill Lee
Dizzy
Clay Bryant
Clay
Bob Klinger
Bryant
Lee
Cubs
Brazil
Acme Lelepnotus
Bill Jurges
Lee Handley
Pittsburgh Pirates
Charles
Gabby) Hartnett
Jerome
Dizzy) Dean
Smitty's Pin League Opens At K Of C Alleys
Smitty's Bowling League opens tonight at Knights of Columbus alleys with two shifts. Early 7 pm features Wines versus Ales and Fish Frys against Hamburgs while 9 pm late shift showcases Hi-Proof versus Samson's and Pops against Waldorts.
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Smitty
Knights of Columbus
Samson’s
McLEMORE on Yankee success and Sammy Byrd's switch
Henry McLemore profiles Sammy Byrd once with the New York Yankees now chasing golf success. Byrd praises Joe McCarthy's simple baseball philosophy, critiques National League maneuvers, and explains his move to golf after leaving baseball. He notes his aim to win prize money and his plan to recoup and grow wealth through tournaments.
Local Grid Schedule Friday and Saturday Matchups
Friday afternoon contests include Elyria Reserves at Clearview and Lorain Reserves at Amherst with Ashland Jayvees at Wellington and Medina at Rocky River. Shaker Heights plays Bedford, New London hosts Loudonville, and Friday night features Middletown at Elyria Berea at Oberlin, Lorain at New Philadelphia, Cleveland East at Shaw, Toledo Waite at Sandusky, Fremont at Findlay, and Akron West at East Liverpool. Saturday afternoon brings Cleveland Heights at Lakewood.
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Middletown
Lorain
New Philadelphia
Ohio State
Indiana
Oberlin
Rochester
Cornell
Colgate
Kansas State
Northwestern
Ohio
Wesleeyan
Marshall
Michigan
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Pitt
Temple
Texas
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Marquette
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Marietta
Feta
Yale
Columbia
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Shaw
Cleveland East
Sandusky
Toledo
Waite
Ohio Northern
Wittenberg
Boaee
Wenrenye
Clearview
Snead Wins Richest Tourney With 430 Total Stroke
New York Sept 28 Sammy Snead claimed victory in golf's richest tourney defeating Billy Burke of Cleveland by 43 strokes after a 108 hole marathon at Westchester Open. He earned 4175 more than any pro in a single year. Snead’s rise from obscurity to national fame stunned sports circles.
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New York
Jones
West Virginia
Sammy Snead
Dent
Atlanta
Snead
Bobby Jones
Fenway Country Club
Jim
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Sam
Feller Defeats White Sox For 17th Victory
Cleveland, Sept. 28. Robert Feller, youthful pitching star of the Indians, notched his 17th win of the season and boosted his strikeout total to 222 as Cleveland defeated Chicago 6 to 1. Feller led the majors in strikeouts this year and returned from an early summer slump to anchor the Tribe. Jeff Heath contributed three hits including his 19th homer, while Heath sparked the offense with key hits as Cleveland built a comfortable lead.
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Cleveland
Robert Feller
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Chicago
Bob
Feller
Jeff Heath
Cleveland AR
Rohl Dal EK
Ruhel Ih
Meyer
Rensa
Stratton
P Wee
Walker
Meveland
Heath
Lary
Trosky
Rosenthal
Steinbacher
Krener
Weller
Pipera Moriarty
Grieve
Lime
Mrs Plocher Named Chairman of Elyria C C Ladies Assn
Mrs K W Plocher was elected chairman of the Elyria Country Club Ladies Association at the year end meeting. Mrs Joseph Beliz became treasurer and Mrs Paul Roach was secretary. Outgoing officers were Mrs W J Loufman chairman and Mrs Larry Chapin secretary.
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K. W. Plocher
Elyria Country Club Ladies Association
Joseph Beliz
Paul Roach
W. J. Loufman
Plocher
Larry Chapin
Wins
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W. J. Lorenz
Clark McConnell
Roach
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Lorenz
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