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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
16
United Press selects the 1935 All Ohio first eleven with ten teams represented. The list highlights standout players across schools and positions across Ohio.
Se ends Davidson Baldwin Wallace and Mealy Musk ingum then notes tackles Murphy Ohio Northern and Gordon Wittenberg guards Lindau Heidelberg and Drakenstote Wooster center H Roberts Mount Union Bach fucher Mount Union Schoen Baldwin Wallace Wilhelm Witten berg and Thome Findlay in a compact football lineup summary.
United Press report from Columbus details Baldwin Wallace winning the Ohio Conference football championship in 1935 with a high scoring attack of 438 points in 9 games. Four stars players Cox Krause Noble and Hensal earned All Conference spots, with Headley Palm Lattos Roberts Stewart and others noted for strong play. The selection highlights Baldwin Wallace's scoring prowess and standout linemen across the league.
Bill Edwards head coach of Western Reserve University will be principal speaker at the Elyria Lorain football banquet this evening at 6 30 p m at the Masonic Temple Lorain Kiwanis Club sponsors the event for the first time tonight The banquet honors Elyria High grid coach Dwight Peabody as chief speaker at First Congregational Church next Monday evening.
Tonight at the Rialto Theatre Dan Morris presents a two hour wrestling carnival headlined by the Black Dragon vs Wild Berry in a best of three falls match. Also on the card Martonio Angelo versus Jimmie Mitchell in the semi main and a ten minute opener between local youngsters. Angelo, the Buffalo blaster, is a top draw in Elyria with a history of rough matches and fan-blooded moments. The Black Panther returns to team with Angelo's foe in the windup, amid strong action promises from both sides.
New Orleans reports Louisiana State and Texas Christian will meet in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. LSU seeks SEC approval, while TCU accepted after news of the invitation. Both squads had one loss, LSU to Rice and TCU to SMU, after strong season runs.
In New York the Amateur Athletic Union opens its three day convention amid a heated debate over whether the United States should participate in the 1936 Berlin Games. Leaders push for a free discussion despite pressure from opponents. Telegrams from senators and others urging withdrawal are read as committees seek a firm stance.
Crowley signed a new three year contract to continue as Fordlam football coach. Rumors linked Major Bob Nevmand or Edward P. Medigan to take over the Kam team but the university announced Crowley would stay.
Santa Anita's 3100,400 added handicap to be run Feb. 22 has drawn 76 of the nation's finest thoroughbreds. Nominations for the second annual running closed but several orders, postmarked on closing day, are expected. Last season 79 horses were named for the turf classic, though fewer paid the extra entry and starting fees. Nomination costs owners 3106 per horse. The race was worth 199,500 dollars when M. Alger Jr of Detroit trained a reformed jumper.
Ladies Shuffleboard League posts a Monday schedule with matchups Team 1 versus Team 2, Team 3 against Team 5, and Team 4 against Team 6. Current standings are listed but not shown in full.
The Big Ten 1936 plan for an intersectional tilt will be formally approved this weekend at the midwinter meeting. Officials and coaches expect approval as part of conference scheduling and postseason considerations.
About 125 coaches officials and players gathered at Elyria High for a discussion on the National Basketball Committee's new three second rule and related changes. The meeting covered altered lane control double pivot offense, new free throw out-of-bounds rule, and mandated six feet spacing around jumpers. Rowe and Roy Oxford led the session with Elria High officials demonstrating the new rules and their impact on offense and defense.
A meeting summary notes seven opponents from the east and two from the south and Pacific coast. Nebraska, champion of the Big Six, has games scheduled with Minnesota and Indiana.
Ohio University officials remain hopeful for a bid to the Orange Bowl in Miami on New Year’s Day. Reports indicate the selection process is unsettled with Vanderbilt and Auburn mentioned, while Ohio’s status is still being evaluated amid shifting committee decisions.
Readers weigh in on picking a game winner and installing an automatic scoreboard at Ely Stadium. One writer bets on Stanford over SMU in a New Year pick while recalling past misfires. Another argues Elyria High should adopt a modern scoreboard to prevent misreadings and improve visibility during Lorain-Elyria games.
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