Intersectional clashes feature nation's grid program this week
United Press reports a dozen intersectional games highlight the weekend schedule with Fordham versus Purdue and Navy facing Notre Dame leading a slate that sends six visitors from other regions to the East. Northwestern Marquette and Santa Clara rest while St Marys looms next week.
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Santa Clara
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Jim Crowley
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Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Baltimore
Thanksgiving Day high school football double header noted
Wees Bill McKee officiates two games on Thanksgiving Day. Morning tilt at New Leiden features Wred cats versus Willard, afternoon at Mount Vernon has Snyder’s Mount Vernon against Wharton coached Coshocton. Also mentions players and upcoming college prospects and discussion of football penalties.
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Astleland
New London High
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Willard
Mount Vernon
Paul Snyder
Coskocton
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Jack Meyrer
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Bill Marts
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Paul Bromer
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Ken Byans
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Frank Lane
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East Liverpool
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Bartos Extends Lead in Erie Scoring Race amid uneven play
Lorein Nalibeck notes Marty Bartos holds a 20 point margin in the Lake Erie League scoring race despite his team not scoring in two recent games. Cameron Elliott and Sam Greenwood of Heights sit tied for second with 39 points. Ben Piaf of Elyraster ranks fourth with 20 points as Hawkeres face upcoming tests. The article also references college football equipment logistics and scattered statistics.
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Elyraster
Candies and Motors Tie for City Lead in Class A Race
Moulton Candies beat Rogers Motors to draw level with Metters for first in City Class A league. Welsh Fuconera Home took two of three from Wheel Cafe, Electro Alloys swept Junior Order Mechanics. Sheil Petroleum West Side Cafe game postponed.
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Carlson
Prince Nihakalis Beats Estes in Gardens Wrestling Bout
Prince Nihakalis of the Arabian rode to a win over Johnny Estes of Oklahoma City in Dan Morris's weekly match at Rainbow Gardens. The prince took the deciding third fall after Estes recovered to take the second. time 9 58. Estes claimed the first fall with an Indian Death Lock. timing not shown. Estes won the second with a body press after two Joe Savoldi drop-kicks to the prince’s face. time 9 05. In the final fall the prince used two Japanese crabs to finish Estes, time 9 42. Weber and Hansen fought to a one hour draw in the semi final. Local talent Walt Bascomb pinned Steve Steinbinder in five minutes for the 10 minute bout. A solid crowd attended the second season card at Broad Street arena.
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New York City
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Mid-West Abundant With All-America Candidates
Northwestern, Marquette, Minnesota, and Nebraska lead a flood of All-America hopefuls as teams with depth produce standout backs and versatile players. Stars include Buivid, Uram, Heap, Isbell, Vanzo, Drake, and Wilkinson across a crowded field from the Midwest.
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Nebraska
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Andy Cram
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Don Heap
Inwood Smith
Ohio State
Steve Reid
Bill Jennings
John Lautar
Notre Dame
Charles Brock
Leon Fuller
Earl Svendsen
George Bell
Fred Vanzo
Charles Wilkinsen
Art Guepe
Maronette
Vern Huffman
Indiana
Andy Uram
Ray Buivid
John Drake
Bob Wilke
John Bettridge
Julie Alfanze
Schoen Reclaims Ohio Scoring Lead After Case Triumph
Norman Schoen of Baldwin Wallace regains top scoring position in Ohio after scoring a touchdown in BW’s 13 to 12 win over Case. He reaches 55 points from nine touchdowns and conversions. Magee and Junius close behind, with Hunter and Zeb further in the top ranks. Patton of Muskingum appears among the leaders.
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Marietta
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Dick Hunter
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Ray Zeb
Western Reserve
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Contest Winners to Get Oberlin Elyria Tickets
Winners in this week's Chronicle-Telegram Dope the Results Contest will receive tickets to the Elyria Oberlin game at Ely Stadium on November 12. Two tickets awarded to the first five coupons with the correct or nearest correct results. Coupons must be postmarked by 6 p.m. Friday November 6. Contest open to readers except staff and families.
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Minnesota Fullbacks and Opponents Named in List
The record lists players Sam Francis for Minnesota and Cecil Isbell for Nebraska along with Ots Simmons for Purdue, Steve Toth for Iowa, Eddie Jankowski for Wisconsin, and Northwestern noted in the excerpt.
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Sam Francis
Nebraska
Cecil Isbell
Purdue
Ots Simmons
Iowa
Steve Toth
Northwestern
Eddie Jankowski
Wisconsin
Elyria Lightweights Schedule Change for Wellington Game
The Elyria High Lightweights will play Wellington of the Northern Ohio League Friday afternoon at Ely Stadium. The Fremont Reserves game was canceled and instead the Elyria Reserves meet Fremont Reserves at 10:30 Saturday on the Fremont gridiron. The last meeting with Wellington was in 1934 with a 2 to 9 Elyria win.
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Raiders Seek To Hand Little Giants First Loss Of Season
Elyria High Red Raiders travel to Fremont to face Ross High Little Giants, who boast a 6 1 record and sit among Ohio’s top teams. Fremont’s Fred Riceline leads the Little Giants, while Jack Fox and Joe Lewis star for Fremont. A win would keep Fremont favored as a Buckeye League frontrunner and threaten Elyria’s hopes in the long series history dating to 1933.
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Huff Beats Booth In Amherst Amateur Boxing Headliner
Oluffu Huff of Lorain defeated Art Booth of Elmira in a five round feature at Amherst Town Hall earning a unanimous decision from Referee Charley Marshall and two judges. Frank Meluch held off Ernie Kuhl in three rounds. Other wins included Herman Jaworski over Pete Surdock and multiple Elyria and Amherst victories. About 250 spectators watched the card promoted by Melvin Schroeder with Charley White as matchmaker.
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