Krueger 70 Yard Dash Seals Sandusky Win Over Elyria
Sandusky Blue Streaks beat Elyria 6 0 at Ely Stadium on a dramatic night. Lamar Krueger intercepted a third quarter pass and sprinted 70 yards for the deciding touchdown as Sandusky halted Elyria’s threats amid several fumbles. The 25th meeting drew about 6,000 fans and marked Sandusky’s first night victory at the stadium.
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Elyria
Russ Davies
C-T
Lamar Krueger
Sandusky High Grid
Karl Krueger
Bay City
Blue Streaks
Ely Stadium
Crimson
Clymer
Sixth Streeters
Fairport Harbor
Vince Kushinski
Beilstein
Ely
Fraias
Preskin
Sandusky
Sanduski
Jack Meyer
Meyer
Belilstein
Kostya
Maiden
Willis Smith
Streak
Triplett
Pressler
Those Streaks Touchdown Krueger Substitutions Elyria
In a chaotic report, players Krueger and Elyria feature as substitutions with multiple names listed including Cross E Schumar Wazymak Trandall HH Lauer Smith Gibbens Yost. Referee J H Nichols officiated with head tiresman Rosie Starn and umpire Carl Grubaker noted. Ober tar we tLmpire appears as a garbled line.
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Krueger
Elyria
Cross
E. Schumar
Wazymak
Trandall
Cy HH
Lauer
Smith
Gibbens
Yost
Sandusky
Schilie
Ebert
J. H. Nichols
Ober
Crimson grid prospects show a hard fighting sixth street team
With two games played the Crimson remain an unknown quantity to coaches Cismer and Fat. The team shows great possibilities and may develop into a strong unit under Clymer. The writer notes Clymer as a driving inspirational coach who runs a tough program.
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Crimson
Roy Cismer
Dave Faton
Clymer
Sixth Street
Streaks Defeat By Sixth Street School In Practice Trim
In practice sessions a keen student of the game stresses mastering every fundamental and this 1934 edition may rise greatly before season’s end. Last night’s defeat by the Streaks was not disgraceful and credit belongs to the Sixth Street school players while not diminishing Coach Bob Whittaker and his Blue Streaks.
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Sixth Street
Bob Whittaker
Yesterday's Standings and Today's Baseball Schedule
Yesterday St Louis beat Cincinnati 4 0 with no other games. Today Brooklyn visits New York and Boston hosts Philadelphia while Cincinnati plays St Louis and Pittsburgh meets Chicago in doubleheaders.
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Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Loui
Pittsburgh
Vermilion Eleven Downs Lorain Lights 13 To 0
Vermilion High's strong eleven turned back a fighting Lorain Lightweight team here yesterday 13 to 0. Lafferty Vermilion full back scored both of his team's points and drove the victory with key plays in the high school football clash.
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Vermilion
Vermilion High
Lorain
Lafferty
Paul Dean To Take Hill For St. Louis Today
In a rain threatened finale between the St. Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds, Paul Dean starts for St. Louis as manager Frank Frisch pushes him in the third game of the four game set. Reds counter with Paul Derringer in the outside chance of a rain cancelation, with standings noting the Cardinals at 93 wins and 58 losses and the Giants at 94 and 59.
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Hill
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Charley Dressen
Reds
Paul Derringer
Cardinal
New York
Brooklyn
Giants
Defense Against Wrath Of School Band
A school newspaper defends its light criticism of the high school band and cheerleaders. It notes boos from the crowd after a hard game and calls for better sportsmanship. The piece praises minor improvements in the band and a drum major, and calls for calmer support of home players.
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George Mosse
Sixth
Football Scores From United Press Gathered List
College Albion 18 Detroit 0 Akron 7 Western Reserve 7 Butler 18 Ball State Teachers Bucknell 12 Davis Elkins 0 Birmingham Southern 19 Loyola NC 2 Denison 19 Findlay 15 DePaul 33 Ripon 6 Dayton 31 Morris Harvey 0 Detroit U 3 Central State Teachers 0 Emory and Henry 86 Elon 4 Emporia Teachers 6 Haskell 0 Franklin 18 Rose Poly 6 John Carroll 34 Westminster 14 Kalamazoo Coll 13 Grand Rapids Kirkville Teachers 7 Simpson College 94 Marietta 28 Rio Grande 0 Muskingum 6 Kent State Oklahoma A and M 12 Oklahoma Baptists 0 Stevens Point Teachers 7 La Crosse Teachers 0 Mavier 32 Kenyon 0 Utah 6 Drake 0 West Virginia 7 Duquesne 0 Wittenberg 19 Central Normal 0 Ohio Scholastic Dayton Riser 20 Steele Cincinnati Withrow 1s Chill cothe 0 Columbus North 39 Delaware 0 Urbana 7 Sidney G Cleveland Rhodes 20 St Ignatius in Wauseon 13 Point Place 0 Miamisburg 33 Dayton Fairmont 7 Touchdowns Nelson caught a forward pass for the extra point after one of the scores.
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Akron
Western Reserve
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Ball State
Bucknell
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Birmingham Southern
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Ripon
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Morris Harvey
Detroit U
Central State Teachers
Emory and Henry
Elon
Emporia Teachers
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Franklin
Rose Poly
John Carroll
Steele
Cincinnati Withrow
Chillcothe
Wilmington
Hartwell
Bittners Lyon Tailors clash Sunday for Tri-County title
Bittner Funeral Home and Lorain Lyon Tailor outfits meet Sunday at Cascade Park in the Tri County League title decider. Johnny Yucka has won all three Bittners victories over the Tailors, with Starr expected to start for Lorain and a possible lineup change in Bittners right field. The winner earns the 1984 league crown amid a 3-2 Bittners edge in head-to-head games.
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Ernie Bradenith
Bittner Funeral Home
Lorain Lyon
Cascade Park
Bittners
Elyria
Port City
Ken “Pinkie” Smith
Yucka
Lyons
George
Lefty) Starr
Loramitec
Bittner
Ken Smith
Frank Olayko
Frank Murkowski
Ralph Nichols
Johnny Fritz
Gene
Stuffy) Myers
Frank Kaminski
Andy Arway
LeRoy
Lefty
Texas Gridders To Use Rockne System
Texas football hires Chevigny to implement a Rockne style, using a seven-man line and four-man zone to defend against aerial attacks, signaling a stylish season ahead. Also notes Elon Hogsett’s role with the Detroit Tigers, heavyweight rankings, and various coaching sightseers and upcoming games.
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Texas Gridders
Ernie Braden
Chevigny
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
University of Texas
Rockne
Texas
Tex
Elon Hogsett
Longhorns
Detroit Tiger
Schoolboy Rewe
Tommy Bridges
Firpo Marberry
Alvin
Crowder
Mickey Cochrane
Elon
Hogsett
Columbus Wins Little World Series Opener
In Toronto Columbus Red Birds take a 1-0 lead over the Maple Leafs after defeating Toronto 7-1 in the first game of the series. Don Brennan started for Toronto and allowed 11 hits before being relieved by Pattison in the eighth. Riggs sparked the Columbus offense with three hits.
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Ont
U.P
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Maple Leafs
Columbus
Don Brennan
Pattison
Riggs
New London Wildcats Edge Crestline in Close Battle
New London High Wildcats defeated Crestline 7 to 6 in a hard fought gridiron clash. Wayne Johnson intercepted a Crestline pass and returned 60 yards for the deciding score in the second quarter. Crestline’s Bob Hauck scored from eight yards, and a Crestline penalty on the extra point followed a slugging incident.
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New London
Wayne Johnson
Cat
Butler
Bob Hauck
Crestline
Ohio Indiana elevens clash in season opener at Bloomington
Indiana under new coach Bo McMillin debuted the five man backfield against Ohio University before 15 090 fans. Ohio favored slight, lineups listed with both sides featuring mixed players and positions in a tense season kickoff.
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Bo McMillin
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Ohio U
Ohio
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Schilowski
Bover
Dallasso
Pirode
Kelso
Whitechapel Whirlwind Boxer Named in Headlines
British boxer who fought in the United States frequently years ago earned the nickname Whitechapel Whirlwind. Answer due Monday. Yesterday’s note: Bill Terry, Giants manager, was last major league regular to hit .400, finishing at .401 in 1930.
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Elyria-Sandusky
Crimson
Oval
United States
Whitechapel
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Bill
Deadlocked pennant race giants and cards head to final weekend
New York Giants and St Louis Cardinals battle for the National League flag as the season ends with two games left. The Cards surged late, winning 18 of 23, while the Giants slipped, and a possible three game playoff looms if tied after Sunday. Contenders face Cincinnati and Brooklyn with rainouts adding to scheduling uncertainty.
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York
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Mickey Cochrane
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Bill Terry
Frankie Frisch
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Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Bledgers
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St. Louis
Hoyt Pays Debts To Giants And Cardinals In Key Game
Waite Hoyt, former New York schoolboy pitcher, faced the St. Louis Cardinals for the Pirates as the pennant chase neared its end. He aimed to settle two debts in one game: his return to the Giants who first gave him a big league chance, and a grudge from the 1926 World Series loss to the Cardinals. Hoyt defeated the Cards, keeping the Giants within reach and clearing old scores.
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Frima Carnera
Steve Hamas
Max Schmeling
Art Lasky
Walter Neusel
Patsy Perroni
Johnny Risko
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Nate Brown
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Jerry Ross
Jakewood High School
E. M. McCaskey
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Daffy
Texas
Clymer
Eaton
Bauer
Elyria High
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Youngstown
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Central Press
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New York Ciants
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Phillies
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Pittsburgh
Red Birds
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Yankees
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Thera
Dean of Coaches Ends Active Grid Career
The long serving Vanderbilt coach Dan E McGugin retires after 31 years at Vanderbilt and 1904 Michigan roots. Once seen as East’s hoped future, he stayed south creating a Dixie football legacy with All-Americans and strong teams.
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Vanderbilt University
Dan FE
McGugin
Michigan
Dan E. McGuzin
Glenn Scobey Warner
Carlisle
Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Vanderbilt
South
University of Michigan
Fielding Yost
Knute Rockne
Lynn Bomar
Vandy
Dan McGugin
Elyria Lighties Triumph 2-0 Over Wellington
Elyria High Lightweights beat Wellington High 2 to 0 at Ely Stadium. A defensive battle with early safety via a high snap and late Wellington drives faltering against Elyria’s tackling. Joe Brown starred for Elyria while Saporito and Botsford led Wellington’s attempts in the second half.
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Chuck
Wellington
Saporito
Botsford
Crimson
Joe Brown
Flash
Larsen to join Columbus Club after college career
Henry Larsen, ex Ohio University and Boston College catcher, is set to report to the Columbus Club of the American Association. The move marks the next step in the former standout’s professional baseball journey following his college days.
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Columbus
Henry Larsen
Ohio University
Boston College
Columbus Club
American Asso
New London Gridder Seriously Injured
Wilbur Rhodes substitute tackle for New London High was in critical condition at City Hospital Crestline suffering a cracked neck vertebrae. He was hurt in the second quarter of yesterday's Crestline game. hospital staff believe he will recover despite the seriousness.
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Crestlinha
Wilbur Rhodes
New London High
Young Rhodes
New London
Ciation Next Spring Announcement
An announcement was made today about plans for next spring. Details remain limited as officials outline upcoming events and schedules.
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