City Is B Bowling League Narrow First Place Race
Three teams the Welsh Fund Home Glen Rogers Motors and the West Side Cafe chase first in the City Is B Bowling League as matches at the K of C alleys yesterday concluded. Rogers Motors beat Petroleum, Cafe defeated Alloys two to one, and Wheel Cafe won two from Moulton Candies for solid standings.
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Glen Rogers Motors
West Side Cafe
K. of Calleys
Rogers Motors
Cafe
Pinmen Sark
Moulton
Buffalo Bisons
Milwaukee Brewers
Harry
Speedy) Schaeffer
Ken Hollis
Paul Bozzell
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Hollis
Benny Bolt
John Felix
Earl Woodling
Akron
Ohio State University
Atlantic City
Cincinnati
Washington
James wins Class C at Lorain County Amateur golf finals
Tom James of Elyria captured the Class C championship at Cherry Ridge after a 36 hole final against Bill Marks of Lorain, 5 and 4. James led 5 up after 27 holes and closed the match on the 32nd. He previously defeated Russ Kerr 3 and 2 to reach the final. Bill Fer won the Class B title.
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Lorain County
Cherry Ridge
Tom James
Elyria
Bill Marks
Lorain
Bill Fer
James
Marks
Loram County
Russ Kerr
Illinois coach Huff listed in critical after ulcer surgery
George Huff, 64, veteran Illinois athletic figure, was reported in critical condition after stomach ulcer operation. Huff became assistant athletic director in 1895 after graduation and led the department six years later.
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Champaign
George Huff
University of Illinois
Huff
Machinists Triumph Over Hobbers in League Bowling
The Machinists won three straight games against the Hobbers in a General Industries League match at Temple Alley. Novak led Hobbers with 556 for high three games.
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Hobbers
Temple
Novak
Reward Promises Walgamot Advance to Indians Office
Earl Walgamot is set for a career elevation as a reward for piloting the Zanesville Greys to the Mid Atlantic League title. The Indians, who hold the Zanesville club, plan to promote him to manage Waterloo Iowa in the Western League next season.
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Zanesville Greys
Earl Walgamor
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Zanesville
Wolgamot
Waterloo, Iowa
Cleveland
Detroit Lions
Chicago Cardinals
Garland Mitchell
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Mitchell
Bill Edwards
Western Reserve
Akron University
Edwards
Stan Julius
Vic Ippolité
Puck Burg
Bwer
McLemore Sees World Series as Quiet Affair
United Press dispatch from Henry McLemore reports Henry McLemore overhearing Giants manager Bill Terry in the Polo Grounds discussing the 1936 World Series with dispassion. Enthusiasm among New York fans collides with Terry's calm, businesslike tone as gates prepare to open.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Yanks
Giants
Bill Terry
Polo Grounds
Terry
New York
Vestal Shoes Beat Rothgery Motors In Bowling Match
The Vestal Shoes defeated Rothgery Motors in two of three games in the opening St. John’s Lutheran Bowling League match at the school alleys on Third Street. Mike Rosinski of the losers had a high three-game total of 5233 and a high single of 210.
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Vestal Shoes
Rothgery Motors
St. John’s Lutheran
Scouts Rally To Take 39 23 Victory
A seven run eighth inning lifted the Boy Scouts of Eastern Heights cub dens to a 39 23 win over cub dens west of the east branch of the Black River at Franklin School play grounds. The game was tied 23 23 after seven innings with Henry Ingersoll Jr as umpire and coaches Paul Irion Dale Cornelius Robert Stevenson and Harry Koplin directing.
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Boy Scouts of
Eastern Heights
Cub Dens
East Branch
Black River
Franklin School
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Paul Irion
Dale Cornelius
Robert Stevenson
Harry Koplin
Manitou River Ship To Be Converted Into Zoo
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin reports the river vessel Manitou once used for dances on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers is to be turned into a zoo. The ship sat at Guttenberg Iowa for two years before Paul Jones of St Paul bought it.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Manitou
Mississippi
Ohio River
Guttenberg
Paul Jones
St. Paul
Bankruptcy notices and liquidation filings in Ohio
In the Northern District of Ohio Edward Theodore Meriz of Elyria was adjudicated bankrupt with a creditors meeting set for October 1935. Also in Lorain County Ohio the Amherst Savings and Banking Co liquidation seeks court approval to sell real estate to Ernest and Delphine Summerlee with a hearing on October 10, 1936.
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District Court of the United States
Ohio
Edward Theodore Meriz
East Ave
Elyria
Ohi
Nelice
Edward Theodore Mertz
Lorain County Savings and Trust Bidg
Elrria
William B. Woods
Amherst Savings and Banking Co
Amherst
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
State of
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Court of Common Pleas
Ernest and
Delphine S. Summerlee
S. H. Squire
John W. Bricker
F. A. Stetson
1936 Lake Erie Loop Football Schedule Highlights
The schedule lists matchups for the 1936 Lake Erie Loop with games in October November and December. Teams include Elyria Cleveland Heights Lakewood Lorain Shaw and Lakewood Lorain. Specific dates show games such as Elyria at Cleveland Heights and Shaw at Elyria with venues changing by week.
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Lake Erie Loop
Elyria
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Lorain
Shaw
Lora
Lakeood
Cascadia Hill Fire Patrol Reports 160000 Acre No-Containment Streak
Cascadia Oregon reports the Hill Fire Patrol, the state’s largest privately owned forest fire protection system, has not suffered a wildfire breaking containment across 160000 acres since 1914.
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Cascadia
Ore
The
Hill Fire Patrol
Oregon
Graham man collects 1600 songs in seven years
Buster Collard of Graham, a local business man, has bound a single volume containing 1,600 songs chosen from 1929 to 1938 as a hobby. He can sing a different song each time he wishes.
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Graham
Tex
Buster Collard
Collard
Hobbr
World’s largest railroad library housed in Washington
The Association of American Railroads maintains the world’s largest library on railroad subjects in Washington. It is widely used by railroad men researchers and the public.
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Washington
The
Association of American Railroads
Dog license fees reduced to one dollar in Belleville
In Belleville Illinois licenses for dogs were reduced to one dollar this year, with collectors taking in 1600 dollars, compared with 942 dollars last year when the license fee was 33 cents.
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Belleville
Til
Bricker Urges Contractors Pay to Democratic Fund
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker, a GOP gubernatorial hopeful, accused state contractors of funding the Democratic campaign fund through payments to Francis Poulson. He claimed taxpayers bear the added costs and criticized state officials, urging support for Alfred M. Landon to restore a balanced budget.
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Bricker
Democratic
Sandusky
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Erie County
Francis Poulson
Dover
Columbus
Auditor of State
four_ son
Ahred M. Landon
Oddities and Outfits in Quirky Notices From Sept. 29
Miscellany reports include Mrs. Lucile Fender driving speedily in a non residential area after being warned the area lacked required houses per block. Other items recount a ghost registration survey in Kansas City and a river rescue near Passaic where three men robbed the rescuer of cash.
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San Francisco
Lucile Fendell
Fender
Kansas City
Harrison
N. J
Gus Lindquist
Passaic
Broken Neck Death Of Athlete Otto Krueger In Hinckley Lake
Otto F Krueger 19 former Cleveland West Tech track athlete was found dead in Hinckley Lake weighted by a 20 pound weight post mortem says broken neck and no drowning The Medina County prosecutor suggests possible homicide by automobile and secret burial while autopsy notes bruises torn clothing and no water in lungs Krueger left Parma for a hike the previous Sunday Florida cedar note appears in text
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Medina. O
Otto F. Krueger
Cleveland West Technical
Hinckley Lake
Medina County
Krueger
Ralph F Snedden
Parma
Cleveland
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Illinois
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