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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1937
Page
4
Elyria and Lakewood meet in a Lake Erie League clash at Lakewood Field after a decade of tight games. Elyria holds a 6-1-0 season record and claims a larger margin against Lakewood, with Lakewood aiming to derail the Crimson as Lorain eyes control in the standings.
Reflections on boxing permits and promoters across Europe and America. Notes on Primo Carrera and Da Preem reentry, London criticism of the British Board, Joe Louis and Jimmy Braddock related caricatures, and rumors of future title bouts. Mentions John Henry Lewis Jock McAvoy Henry Armstrong and Jolson. Also mentions Swedish shipbuilding and Colombian factory expansion.
Bell Clothiers beat Elderread Supply in three straight games at St. John's Lutheran Bowling League at St. John's school alleys Third street. K Block led with 511 for the series and 216 in the best game while W Block posted 337 in a twohundred series. Details list multiple players with scores and handicaps for both teams. A separate item notes Timothy hay reaching 7 feet 3 inches on Leon Kelly's farm in Lyons Falls New York.
Campbell Memorial and Steubenville played to a scoreless tie marking Campbell’s 25th straight unbeaten stretch with six ties in a row. Campbell outplayed Steubenville but failed to convert. The piece also notes Elyria High’s historic coaching and athlete connections across nearby programs and colleges.
Government steps up drive to curb pearling by Japanese operators near Darwin. The report notes long neglected areas, with authorities expanding patrols and enforcement. In Peru, the cinema scene heavily features American films, while local farmland remains unplowed and unfertilized for years.
Teslock a speedy Montreal wrestler known as Monkey Shake backs up against Jackie Nichols of Dade City Florida at the Ri Alto Theatre in a highly anticipated bout. Nichols and Teslock are billed as two scientific wrestlers. The two-hour main event could end in two falls. Earlier, Ali Pasha and Frits Kruger clash in a heated semi final, a rough quick opener.
The match pairs Pasha Fritz Kruger a mustached German grappler against Ali Pasha a bearded hard headed hoodlum. They clash tomorrow night at the Rialto Theatre with a 8:30 p m start as the opening fracas sets the stage for a two fall argument.
GEORGE KIRKLEY profiles Bo McMILLIN Bernie Bierman Elmer Layden Francis Schmidt Lynn Waldrof Harry Stuhldreher Harry Kipke Bob Zuppé Clark Shaughnessy Mal Elward Irl Tubbs, detailing each coach’s demeanor, style, and tenure in the Big Ten. The portraits mix humor and critique, noting contracts, temperaments, and coaching traits.
Five pairs of tickets to the Elyria at Fremont football game at Ely Stadium on Saturday afternoon November 13 are prizes in the Chronicle-Telegram Dope the Results Contest. Submit via coupon by 6 PM Friday November 5. mail only. first five correct or nearest correct entries win. open to Chronicle-Telegram readers, with newspaper staff and families excluded.
NewYork dispatch notes Notre Dame meets Pittsburgh in the top Saturday game as the Irish, climbing after early losses, face a tougher test. The article surveys major conference showdowns across the nation, listing key pairings and standings in Eastern, Midwest, Southern, and Pacific regions.
Sekyra, once a top heavyweight contender, was knocked out in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout by Red Burman, a Dempsey protégé, in Hartford. In the co feature, Harry Jeffra retained the bantamweight title with a 10 round decision over Biff Lemeaux.
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