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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1930

Page

9

Aerial Attack Smothers Pitt Panthers 47-14

Southern California routed Pittsburgh 47 to 14 in the Rose Bowl as the Pitt defense failed to stop the Trojans aerial attack. Russell Saunders starred for USC with multiple scoring passes while Pitt's backs struggled against the high passing game. Coach Jack Sutherland admitted the defeat came against a better team as Pitt players toured Hollywood before their return east.

Asadena Calif University of Pittsburgh University of Southern California Pitt Panther Southern California Trojan Trojans Uansa Parkinson Walinchus Baker Russell Saunders Mdelson Pinchett Wilcox Wallachus Williams Collins Cansa Saunders Montgomery Suard Donchess Jack Sutherland Hollywood California

Suppee Defends College Coaches

New York Jan 2 As Carnegie Foundation urged amateurism and cheaper coaching United Press cites Monells football coach Guppke who says abolition of paid coaches and gate receipts would not fix intercollegiate athletics He notes coaches both amateur and professional can be abusive and observes crowds at football may not equal value of college debates NC AA A president Kennedy backs current coaches and a sub committee will study the Carnegie report for practical use

New York Frank P. Day Union College National Collegiate Athletics Association Robert C. Guppke Monells United Press Today Carnegie Foundation Zuppke Tne Charles WW. Kennedy Palmer Pierce Fierca Carnegie Thomas A. Storey Stanford

Shires Overtrains Postpones Bout to January First

Detroit report says Arthur Shires delayed a scheduled bout with Battaline due to a sore shoulder cold and over training. The fight, billed as a preliminary, was canceled after Shires postponed to January 15, unsettling ticket holders and prompting the boxing card to be called off.

Detroit Mich Arthur “Whataman Shires Chris Battaline Michigan Boxtog Commission White Sox

American Basketball League Standings and Schedule

Standings show Rochester 3 Syracuse 20 Chicago 26 Paterson 2b. Tonight no games scheduled. Tomorrow Rochester hosts Cleveland while Chicago meets Brooklyn. Saturday Fort Wayne travels to Rochester and Chicago visits Paterson. Sunday Rochester plays Cleveland and Fateroon faces Brooklyn.

Rochester Syracuse Chicago Paterson Cleveland Brooklyn Fort Warrne

Mid West All Stars defeat Southwest in New Year game

A Midwest all star team led by Pest Welch of Purdue beat Southwestern Conference protégés 26 to 12 before 16 000 fans in Dallas on New Year Day. Jimmy Phelan coached the Midwest against Ray Morrison’s squad as Welch opened the second period with help from Reiholtz Pharmer and Wolgast. The South region pressed but could not break the Midwest line, scoring late in the fourth.

Mid-West Southwest Dallas Tax Middle West Pest Welch Purdue University Jimmy Phelan Ray Morrison Scottish Arts Hospital Texas Welch Reiholtz Wisconsin Pharmer Minnesota Wolgast Illinois Midwest

Football Scores From Early Season Showdowns

Southern California 47 Pitts burgh 14. East 19 West 7. Midwest 26 Southwest 12. North All-Stars 21 South All-Stars 12. North Central 15 Rocky Mountains 6. Friedman's All-Stars 20 Virginia Collegians 7.

Southern California Pittsburgh East West Midwest Southwest North All-Stars South All- Stars North Central Rocky Mountains Friedman Virginia Collegians

Hockey standings and upcoming schedule note

Standings determined by points not percentage two points for a win one for a tie Cast Night s Reauy London beat Detroit three to one Niagara Falls visits Windsor tomorrow Cleveland plays Niagara Falls Buffalo faces Hamilton Windsor Cleveland Hamilton at Detroit another matchup on the docket

Tommorrow Cleveland Niagara Falls Buffalo Hamilton

Athletics collapse Cubs in World Series sweep win

October sports digest notes Connie Mark's Philadelphia Athletics swept the Cubs to claim the World Series. Glenna Collett won her fourth national women's golf title in Birmingham, Michigan. October also featured Yale upsetting Georgia and Notre Dame defeating Navy, plus Mickey Walker defending his middleweight title in Los Angeles.

Ngrywan E. Brown Central Press New York Connie Mark Philadelphia Athletics Chicago Cubs Glenna Collett Leona Pressler Birmingham Mich Athletics Connie Mack Howard Elmke Elmke Cubs Hig Ed Walsh Harnshaw Grove LS Cubs Philadelphia Earnshaw Bush Cohea Georgia Yale Nebraska Syracuse Notre Dame Navy California Penn Tom Mickey Walker Los Angeles Ing yAce Hurking

Ely Rifle Club Plans Inter City Matches

The Ely Rifle Club of the Elyria Y M C A plans a new 14 member division starting January 14 led by H M Hurlburt and William Glover. Ages 14 to 18 may enter. First match January 17 against the Ohio National Guard rifle team. Inter city events begin February 21 with a postal match versus Upper Darby High School in Pennsylvania. March 7 finds a contest with Ashland Y M C A at Auckland. A Junk shoot is planned for club members Friday night.

Ely Rifle Club Elyria Y. M.C. A H. M. Hurlburt William Glover Ohio National Guard Upper Darby Pennsylvania Hi. W. Korner

Boxing Draw and College Wins From January Sports Briefs

George Gook and Frank Wine fought to a ten round draw in Canton New Year boxing show. Leo Genet outpointed Alex Simms in a ten round semi final while Jackie Coogan defeated Jimmy Wond in a four round prelim. Freddy Miller KO’d Willie Michel in Cincinnati. Marquette beat North Dakota Aggies 26 17 in Milwaukee. Purdue lost 38 35 to Montana State in Lafayette after leading 25 14 at halftime. Butler hosts Illinois to test track record after a loss to Illinois. University of Illinois visits Indianapolis with two road wins in two games.

Canton George Gook Frank Wine Montana Cools Wine Leo Genet Barberton Alex Simms Jackie Coogan Jimmy Wond Uniontown Lafayette Ind Purdue

Campaign Planned to Fight White Ants in Canberra

Canberra officials plan a special campaign against white ants blamed for damaging about 20,000 telephone and telegraph poles annually and causing harm to bridges harbor works and both public and private buildings as part of a broader pest control effort.

Canberra Australia

College Cage Results Summary

Syracuse defeats Michigan State 21 to 19 while Georgetown beats NYU 32 to 27. Yale posts 29 to 20 win over Holy Cross and Marquette tops North Dakota State 26 to 17. Princeton wins 29 to 23 over Washington Maryland. Urman 24 Georgia 22 and Montana State 38 Purdue 3b. Crescent A C 28 Georgia Tech 24. Wesleyan 29 DePauw 26.

Syracuse Michigan State Georgetown N.Y. U Yale Holy Cross Marquette North Dakota State Princeton Washington

North Central All Stars Defeat Rocky Mountain 13 to 6

In Denver Colorado on New Year's Day ten thousand fans watched the North Central Conference All-Star team beat the Rocky Mountain Conference All-Star Aggregation 13 to 6. The game drew a large crowd as the two regional selections faced off in a post holiday matchup.

Rocky Mountain Denver Colo Jan

Oberlin Cagers Fall as White Motors Win 31 to 18

Oberlin College, missing accurate shooting, lost 31 to 18 to White Motors of Cleveland at Warner Gymnasium in Oberlin. Nemeth and McCord opened the scoring for White Motors, holding the lead throughout the game after a 15–7 halftime. Arendee led the Cleveland squad with four field goals and a free throw. A preliminary Oberlin Oberlin Tanby Oil beat West Side Bakers 33 to 22 as Powers scored 11 for the victors.

Oberlin Chicago University Oberlin College Warner Gymmnasum White Motors Cleveland Nemeth McCord Arendee Tanby Oil Bakers of Lorain Powers McClord Metti Vincent Qo U Pt Barr Meluhold Kilmer Twocke G Barnes Staley F Stocker

Baldwin Wallace cage team drubs Elyria YMCA quintet 56 to 24

Baldwin Wallace College defeating the Elyria YMCA team 56 to 24 in a three game carnival opener led by Randt with 12 field goals and Webber adding six. Elyria’s Paul Kirby top scored for his team with eight points as the Steel and Tubes and Ex-Hi crews also won their games. final scores were 36 to 15 and 33 to 29 respectively.

Aldwin-Wallace College Elyria ¥. M. CG. A M.C. A Collegians Baldwin-Wallace Randt Elyrians Webber Schwegler Schuster Elyria Paul Kirby Elyria ¥. M. C. A Steel and Tubes Mansfeld Chavrolets Elyria Exi-Hi Elyria Reda Grills Guthman Mansfield Five Ways Caston Ex-Hi Tom Smith Cox Reds Henke Robertson Elyria 'Y Baldwin-Wallace Fog Weber Sadacesveree Huster Bang Schwegler Craig Wale Schuily Kirby R . Dee R. Wirby Smith Henry C West Miller Aln Smith Cook Yimer Elyria Fex-Hi Elyria Rux-Hi G. v Warner Schroeder

Shrine allstar game shows East West clash and stars

Notre Dame star Jack Cannon led the East in a 19 to 7 Shrine all star charity game in San Francisco drawing 49000 fans. Highlights included Peters Booma and Glessgow scoring for the East and Sloan driving the West for a lone touchdown. The event benefited the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children.

San Francisco Jan Jack Cannon Notre Dame Pacific Slope Bill Glessglow Iowa Hal Booma Dartmouth Progsty” Peters Twinois Sloan Nebraska Peters Booma Arime Glassgow Illinois University Frosty Peters Pate Shrine Hosplital

Columbia Regains Intercollegiate Rowing Title at Poughkeepsie

Amid chaotic conditions in heavy Hudson swells on June 24, 1929, Columbia won the Intercollegiate rowing championship at Poughkeepsie before 100000 spectators. The champions finished 2 lengths ahead of Washington with a 22:58 time, as MIT, California, Syracuse and others faltered. Yale dominated junior varsity and freshmen races despite a postrace rush to the trains.

United Press Columbia Poughkeepsie California University of Washington Hudson River Massachusetts Institute of Technology Chonnel Syracuse Washington Pennsylvania Navy Wisconsin Yale Carnegie Princeton Harvard Crimson New London Gales Ferry

Students Guard Fortunes At Texas Treasury

Robert High of Grand Prairie and D S Burkett of Henrietta hold the most responsible jobs among University of Texas working students. At night they are watchmen in the state treasury which holds about 75 million dollars in registered securities, liberty bonds and similar securities.

Fortune Austin Tex —Robert High Grand Prairie D. S. Burkett Ti Henrietta University of Texas Liberty Ponds

Pennsylvania Indian Relics To Be Protected

Harrisburg pa the removal of Indian implements pottery and other handiwork from Pennsylvania will be made illegal if Frederic A Godcharles state librarian and curator of the state museum succeeds in passing the next legislative bill. The state is rich in Indian relics with expeditions from museums and universities contributing valuable collections.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg Frederic A. Godcharles State I State Museum

Elyria Athletes Victors In YMCA New Years Tilt

Elyria teams opened 1930 strong by beating Lorain 16 to 14 in a close basketball game. Elyria youths swept four of six swimming events including the four man relay while Lorain took the 40 yard freestyle and the 100 yard freestyle. Results list Warner Urig O'Donnell and Yovan among top finishers in the pool.

Elyria Lorain Elyria ¥. M.C Lorain Soyn Warner Urig O'Donnell Feron Pruski Yovan O’donnel Murkowski P. Warner Faron

Hounds kill 40 coyotes near Harlem Mont

Four ferocious hounds owned by John Mahoney have reduced the coyote population this fall by 40 to date. The speed and precision of the coyote killers is noted as they work together to track and kill the pest. The piece also mentions a product claim about a tear fluid for cleaning eyes.

Coyote Harlem Mont John Mahoney

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