Crippled Elyria Eleven Faces Strong Sandusky Team
Elyria High football, 1988 season, enters third game with injuries and ineligibility plaguing the Sixth Streeters. Coach Roy Clymer hopes for a strong performance after two early wins as Sandusky High visits Strobe Field in Bay City.
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Sandusky Favored To Win Gridiron Clash At Elyria
The Streaks, led by Hess and Burns, travel to Elyria to face a wounded Crimson squad wary of a repeat. Sandusky’s veteran line and the threat of a stronger passing attack loom as Clymer reshuffles the lineup, ruling out key ineligible or injured players and aiming for a balanced attack to counter Elyria’s defense.
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Hess
Burns
Fremont
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Myers
Lee
Triplett
Flowers
Scott
Bill Schneider
Harold Kiser
Bob Jackson
Asain Prince Fitzpatrick
Tommy Dean
Joe Scott
Hugh Cross
Jackson
Schneider
Bob Williams
Max Novak
Joe Paonessa
Jack Meyers
Paonessa
Elrria
Marrow
Argan
Carl Hubbell A Giants Star From Carth Ste. Mo
Carl Hubbell native of Carth Ste. Mo born June 22 1903. He began mound career in 1927 with Cushing OK State League. After a stint with Alabama City and a Detroit trial in 1926 he joined the Toronto Internationals. Hubbell starred for Beaumont in 1225 before the Giants bought him for 240000. He hurled a no hit no run game in 1925 and this season leads in shutout pitching. He is six feet tall and weighs 70 pounds, a lefthander who bats both ways.
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Elyria High to wear new white jerseys in Sandusky clash
Players and numbers from Elyria and Sandusky prepare for tomorrow’s game at Sandusky. If the weather warms, Elyria’s gridders will debut their new white jerseys for the first time this season.
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Elyria Hosts Oberlin In Preliminary To Charity Game
Elyria High Lightweights seek a second win as they face Oberlin High Reserves at Ely Stadium in a 6:15 p.m. kickoff. Coach Ralph Bauer faces injuries to regulars Coen Everhart Novak and Randall, complicating lineup decisions while Bedocs is expected to serve as captain.
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Sandusky Eagles
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Lauer
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Best Route To Strobel Field For Sandusky Game
Local football fans are advised of the best route to Strobel Field in Sandusky for tomorrow’s game. Travel Route No 59 via South Amherst, Henrietta, Milan then Route No 13 from Milan and turn left at Bogart’s Crossing until Route No 4. After about six miles the field appears on the left beyond the city limits.
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Washington at New York Game Scheduled Today
Today's schedule shows Washington at New York with no games postponed or canceled. Yesterday's results include Boston 5 2 and Beenkly 6 2 in ten innings as the second favorite team under dark conditions. No other games are listed for today.
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Major League Leaders Summary Card
The text lists baseball statistical leaders and player abbreviations with abbreviations for AB RH PSS te etc. It references teams and players like Poste Heme Rane and Yashers in a fragmented lineup. The readable fragments indicate league leaders and batting or pitching stats but lack complete names or dates to form a full standings report.
First Batter By Lords Columbus Leads Buffalo In Jr Series
In Columbus Ohio on September 29 the Columbus Red Birds beat the Buffalo Bisons 9 to 5 to take a one game lead in the Junior World Series. Paul Dean the 20 year old Columbus pitcher won his second decision over Buffalo, striking out 12 as Columbus surged to a 4 run first inning. Jack Rothrock homered and Nick Cullop doubled for the Red Birds. Buffalo rallied for three in the ninth but could not overcome the early deficit. Clarence Hesse and Charley Perkins were expected to pitch next as the series moved to Buffalo after tonight’s game.
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Columbus Red Birds
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Charley Perkins
Buffalo
Paul Dean
Dean
Phil Gallivan
Jack Rothrock
Nick Cullop
Elliott
Wilson
Gallivan
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Sidelined Notre Dame veterans push in practice
United Press reports Nick Lukats and Steve Banas, Notre Dame backs, show stronger effort in practice to avoid losing jobs to sophomores. Other notes cover Wisconsin deeming sophomore Russ Callahan ineligible, Illinois bid prospects, Minnesota aiming for a first team, Northwestern prep for Iowa, Purdue’s running attack, and Iowa eyeing Northwestern with a 33-man squad headed for Chicago.
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Ind
Nick Lukats
Steve Banas
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Lukats
Banas
Oberlin Back in Title Chase in Ohio Conference
Oberlin College aims to rebound and chase the Ohio conference crown after a stronger, more confident start. Coach Lysle K. Butler praises fitness and mentality as the Yeomen prep for an intersectional opener at Rochester University with linemen Frank Berry Darrell Yokum Jack Kennedy returning from injury and a deep backfield led by Bruce Brickley Dean Ruth Henry Pfaff Bill Carrett and Carleton Smith. The team faces Kenton Wooster Marietta Case and Denison in conference play.
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Miller Kaynes Sanduskian In 16th At Lorain
Ernie Braden exiled from Lorain County rings returns with a hang at the Andera auditorium in Lorain. Jewish Relief Committee staged a charity card with net proceeds to relief. Johnny Miller knocked out Les Alsbaugh in six rounds. Alsbaugh kayoed after counting once he kneeled. Miller showed late momentum after a slow start. Billy Senders, back after two years, stopped George Bosco of Nor- in his first appearance in two years.
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Local boxing card features Norwalk lineup and tallies
Manager Max Dumaky lists players to report at 433 Second Street for jersey pickup between 4 30 and 7 30 Junior welters and a Norwalk themed card highlight Sammy Paradise impresses with a six round win over Lorain and Davis while Al Harris knocks out Butch Hill v Sandusky in a five round technical.
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Yesterday's Stars by United Press
Babe Ruth of the Yankees accounted for five runs with a homer and two singles in five trips. Goose Goslin of the Senators led the attack on the Yankees with three singles in four at bats. Ed Brandt and Fred Frankhouse of the Braves limited the Dodgers to four hits in the opener.
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Ana's Probable Lineup for Openers Against Miami
Ana reveals likely starting lineup for tomorrow’s opener vs Miami with Euods Antonini and Lyons at tackle Angiemyer and Renegar on the line Jones and Busbee at guard and center Sprayer at quarterback Veber at halfback Lavlick Dauer at fullback and Walker at other backfield spot.
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Touchdown Secrets S C Short Pass to Left End
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