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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1937
Page
8
Walter and Weiss are named on the All Ohio Conference team with Walter Cane, Herman Weiss, Ed Walter, Harry Aiems, Nick Frascails, Charles Chuckerits among honorees and contributors from Wooster, Toledo, Muskingum, and case institutions.
United Press names the Ohio Conference all star five led by Nick Frascella of Witten and Chuckovits of Toledo at forwards. Ed Walter of Case earns center, with guards Harry Adams of Muskingum and Herman Weiss of Case. Second team includes Rut ter, Harden, Mealy, Tate, and Dykstra. notable highlights include Frascella’s scoring pace and Chuckovits’s record 352 points in 22 games.
Olmsted Falls High School’s football team, last year’s western division champion, will play seven games in 1937. The opener is September 17 at Berea, with a potential October 1 or 2 game to be scheduled. Coach James Scullion to rebuild the backfield while returning eleven linemen. The slate includes Royalton, Bay Village, Strongsville, Dover, Fairview, and North Olmsted games.
LaGrange posted two easy wins over Rainbow Gardens of Elyria in LaGrange tonight, 49 to 21 and 67 to 7. Notable LaGrange players included T. Fats of Wareham and Farkas, while Elyria was led by Schnaack and Morse with Hooginboom and Maddock contributing.
The Elria Hardwares, champions of the first half, stay solo atop the second half standings after a clean sweep of their match with Ridgeville Mechanics at the Knights of Columbus lanes. Smitty's Waldorf Lagers slip to second after losing two of three to Haserodt Optometrist, now two games back.
Six Ohio Conference schools gathered at Kenyon College for the two day meet with Oberlin, Wittenberg, Case, Kenyon, Wooster and Kent State represented. Defenders include Eagon of Kenyon, Fisher and Fauver of Oberlin, Dickerhoff of Wittenberg, with notable divers Mayfield and Euclé among others.
Lyria Highs Red Raiders, hindered by injuries, await tonight’s Bedford Brush sectional game outcome and plan to meet the winner tomorrow at 8 p m in Bedford High School gym. No other games on the docket. admission 36 cents. Yesterday, Shaw and Cleveland Heights were eliminated in Bedford tournament play.
Olmsted Falls routed Thompson 42 to 23 in the state class B sectional opener at Orange High School. Eddie Sinko scored 19 as the Golden Flashes advance and face Mentor at 7 30 tonight in a bid to reach the district meet in Ravenna next week.
Elyria High Raiders basketball regulars report injuries ahead of a Class A sectional game against either Brash or Bedford tomorrow night. Key players Dan Guigin, Ben Pfaff, Bill Coven, Glen Willis, and Alex Mike are listed with injuries, but all are hoped ready to compete. The piece also notes past star Bill Coven’s ankle issues and recaps related sports commentary and local boxing opinions.
Oberlin College Yeomen close their season by hosting Western Reserve in Berlin Ohio. Oberlin has won four of eleven, aims to upset the Red Cats on its home floor favored by Reserve dominance. Six seniors — Captain Borden Cooper Copeland Boycheff Cook and Strong — will conclude their Oberlin careers.
The Eldotread Supply Keglers led by Morrie Stark secured second place in the St John’s Lutheran Bowling League after a 2 of 3 games win over Coca-Colas. Stark rolled a 230 single and 682 for the three games, with team totals showing strong scores from Grugel Schroeder Zander and others as they moved past a tied position.
The Old Timers led by John Bannick will bowl the Ashland All-Stars at Ashland at 2:30 PM Sunday. A meeting for players Ed Wilcox Frank Traxler Bill Coughlin and Harold Doncaster is set for 1:00 PM Sunday at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse. A return match is planned next Sunday on the local KE of C alleys.
The Clearview B section finals pit South Amherst against Avon Lake and Henrietta versus Amherst Comets with Oberlin facing Brunswick. South Amherst aims to extend a 21 game win streak as Avon Lake seeks an upset, while Oberlin-Brunswick is a tossup. Winners advance to Ravenna district play next week.
At McDonalds aorembidan $8. Austintown Fitch Springfield Township 47, Kins ville 2%, Kemporotaintas 15, Vienna 18 (over time), Lowellsville 293, Lordatown 165. At Springfield Elizabeth 26 Xenila East 21 Westville 45 Middleburg 13 Bethel 23 Salem 13 Monroe 29 St. Paris 36. At Chagrin Falls Mayfield 39 Bainbridge 10 Independence 48 Chester 34 Olmsted Falls 42 Thompson 23 ineeer 45 Cleveland Benedc tine 28.
Lorain hosts ten amateur bouts at Mose arena last night led by Johnny Kochan stopping a Clevelander in round one. Max Schindler edging Paul Delgada for a close decision after a fast scrap. Other results include Eddie Smith over Joe Mielcarek, Danny Canales over Phil Galupo, and multiple Lorain and Elyria fighters securing wins.
Lorain meets Lakewood tonight to close the Lake Erie League schedule. The teams are tied for last place with one win and seven defeats each. Lorain previously edged the Rangers in the first meeting.
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