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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1930

Page

2

Lorain Eyes Narrow Path to Lake Erie League Title

Lorain holds at least a tie in the Lake Erie League after a 26-12 win over Shaw and a pivotal schedule push. The Purple and Lavender face North Tonawanda and Rosey rivals as Elyria and Lakewood loom, with Elyria still alive via matchups on November 22. A single upset or a tie could decide the title in a tense late season sprint.

Lorain Lake Erie Russell Davies Lora Prus Heights Lakewood Shaw Rocky River Elymia Shaw Satunday Math Lavender North Tonawanda Roch Purple New York McCasher Elyria Inere Theo Lakewood Soda Fof Etr Viceo Elrri Elxria Hergats Labeanadl Elsvia Elstia Goa Elsma Euyeria Scnoor Saturda Myra Santa Claus Edota Plass Amaliey Heights Lakesnod Crimson Fr Gerhardinger Flash

Gascoigne promotes hast boxing show at Lorain nov 22

Lorain promoter Jimmy Gascoigne gears up for the boxing card in Lorain on November 22. Main event features Lou Nickelette against Joe Zemon in a ten round bout. Supporting matches include Johnny Muchocki versus Lome Disantis and Mickey Boyson facing Rutch Binder. Prices advertised as popular.

Jimmy Gascoigne Lorain Gascoigne Lou Nickelette Elyria City Joe Zemon Cleveland Johnony Muchocki Lome Disantis Mickey Boyson Rutch Binder Gasciogne

Straight From the Shoulder Ties Galore

Elyria Crimson Flash show improved play in a loss to Lakewood. Coach Smith credits team effort and notes Long could have altered the result with kicking. Writers and coach expect a tough rest of season with potential league honors for Burley Disbrow and Wood.

Elyria Lakewood Crimson Flash Smith Imsd Burley Disbrow Wood

Haserodts Drill For Dolgin Dairy Game

Haserodts drill tonight at Riebsine Field as Dolgin Dairies of Toledo visit. Jewelers add Hi Gove and Amato to bolster their line, with former Lorain and Elyria standouts among the new lineup. Players should bring jerseys for Saturday dry cleaning before Sunday’s game.

Haserods Jreweeler Riebsine Field Dolgin Dairies Toledo Hi Gove Amato Lorain Hi Carl Gerber Elyria High John Nichols Ohio State Xero

Mustang Players Take Notice

The West Side Mustangs open their season Sunday with South Amherst. Players listed to meet at Gates tonight for practice include Skarke Eschke Flicker Jones Starke Stanfield Nick Wannter Webber Yourkarttch Pray and others.

Mustang West Side Mustangs Manly

Oberlin Hopes 10 Trip Reserve In Semi Pro Prep

Oberlin faces Akron Zippers in Akron as Oberlin's Yeomen pace improves this season. Coach Kutler aims to harness teamwork to challenge league rivals next Saturday at League Park. Congress authorized about five billion dollars for expenditures, contrasting with earlier six year ago costs of five million.

Oberlin Ohberlin Akron Zippers Ooverlin Onmerhin Oheriin Wasaie Akron Kutler Cectamir Ceart Filler Eark Resers League Park Cleseland Heht Arrtessiv Thay Butler Yeomien Miami Clevelanders Congress

Blocking for gains in football shoulder and leg drive guide

The article explains how line players create gaps for backs by blocking with the shoulder. It details contact technique, head position, foot pressure, and leg drive to drive opponents backward or aside, emphasizing coordinated front five blocking as essential to successful gains.

Jack Elder Notre Dame Central Press Nead Noulser

Big Grid Games Saturday Highlight Weekend College Football

New York reports a dense slate of top matchups slated for the weekend including Penn at Notre Dame in Philadelphia Harvard at Michigan in Cambridge Army facing Illinois in New York and Texas A&M playing at Dallas The schedule also lists Northwestern versus Indiana in Bloomington Georgia Tech at Alabama in Atlanta and Stanford meeting Washington in Palo Alto plus several other notable games with cities and teams named in the long list The note also mentions the Netherlands banking history from 1689.

Penn Notre Dame Philadelphia Arvard Michigan Cam'sbridge Army Illinois New York Georgia Northwestern Indiana Florida Alabama Gainesvile Ohio State Baltimore Georgia Tech Tanta Detroit Fordham Pitt Carnegie Tech Southern California Celtifsman Los Angeles Stanford Washington Palo Alto M.A Texas Agzirs Dallas Basler Tetzs Tulage Auburn New Orleans

Chocolate La Barba Beats Former World Champ

New York reports a boxing match where former flyweight champion Fidel La Barba defeated Chocolate in ten rounds. La Barba pressed the attack from the bell, dominating with punches and countering every advance as the bout drew to a close.

New York Kich Chocolate Ainet Fidel la Barba Madison Aare Carden la Barba Sno Mio

Midwestern Grid Dominance Faces National Upset Day

Central Press surveys midwestern superiority in 14 intersectional games, noting strong Midwest records against the East and South and a weaker showing vs Pacific coast. Predictions list Notre Dame, Michigan, Ohio State, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan State and others as likely winners, with Army and West Virginia also favored. date looming as National Upset Day.

Central Press Aturdar Central States Mid-West Notre Dame Atlantic Seaboard Pacific Coast Midwest Coast Southwest Cen Tral States Far West Missouri Penn Michigan Harvard Ohio State Navy Butler Loyola Minnesota South Dakota Wisconsin State Michigan State

Nash reports fine season for hunting

Tom Nast of the game farm near Wellington notes a strong hunting season with abundant pheasants and partridges. He reports a larger than usual crop of game birds across Ohio, plus more hawks owls snakes rats and other vermin. At the Katie farm near Wellington eight hawks were killed in one night to protect livestock.

Aupply Rangi Tom Nast Wellmeton Hmat Ohio Nash Europe Katie Wellington

Tarna to meet Taylor in November featherweight clash

Strove and Ageres, a calculating, well timed battle, set in Tarre Haute in November. La Tarna will fight Bud Taylor of Tarre Haute with the winner to be hailed as the top featherweight, though Bat Battalino of Hartford holds the title now.

Strove Agares la Tarna Bud Taylor Tarre Haute Despie Bat Battalino Hartford Connive Touchi

Fight Results From AY United Press Boxing Cards

Jeex Freeman and Jackie Dasix win in Chicago bouts. Frankie Beamar defeated. Smiling Springer loses. Paradise for hunters notes Kaibab forest deer kill hopes. Leacock anecdote reflects Canadian humor. Ancient anchor of Caligula’s galley found near Italy.

AY United Press Chicago Jeex Freeman Cwieneo Jimmy Yan San Francisce Jackie Dasix Springfield Joe Crown Chiware Jimmy Wakones Reogs Jor Willer WSI Steve Mesa Frankie Beamar Gil ST. Johns Ariz State Fish Aid Game Commission Kaibab Forest Tom FE. McCullough Flagstaff Caligula Laka Nemic Italy

Wooster Hosts Fourth Annual Dad's Day Football Game

Wooster College prepares for Muskingum to visit for a big Saturday showdown. President Wishart invites Wooster parents to attend, dine in dorms, and hear a faculty student musical program followed by a sermon. Coaches invite dads to honor players with game-day seating and jersey numbers.

Wooster. O Upara LC Boles Wooster Muskingum Charles F. Wishart Wishart L. C. Borgs Ais Wooster Binsen Jerse

Buckeyes Prepare for Navy Game Amid Scrimmage Action

Ohio State regulars eased into practice for the Navy game in Baltimore with a light scrimmage. Backups and freshmen also played, while three players Kil, Sola, and Fried were injured. Coach Willaman praised Wes Fester’s play selection and noted improvements on the new formation, aiming for full mastery before departure Thursday night for Baltimore.

Columbts Ohio State Navy Baltimore Wisconsin Gene Kil Pellback Whitey Sola Larry Fried Ponlys Sola Wiilnman Ohro Stat Ian Opponesi Willaman Wes Fester Buckeyes Washington

Miss Minnie Sabiers Hosts Mary-Martha Class Event

Amherst U November 4 Miss Minnie Sabiers and Mrs Leo Grugel hosted the Mary-Martha Sunday school class at Miss Sabiers home on Tenney avenue. Miss Marion Steele shared slides about her England trip as Bridge and Flinch entertained. Refreshments followed with many members present including Marion Steele Dorotha Hearn Mary Crews Beatrice Johnstone Grace Purcell Margaret Newsberry Helen Sabiers Hazel Ruch and others.

Amherst Minnie Sabiers Leo Grugel Mary-Martha Congregational Church Tenney Avenue Marion Steele England Bridge Flinch Dorotha Hearn Mary Crews Beatrice Johnstone Grace Purcell Margaret Newsberry Helen Sabiers Hazel Ruch R. L. May Stephan Elmer Gall F. R. Powers J. W. Darling Frank Radde Floyd Moore Hugh Gawn

Notre Dame Block Montains Northwestern Bid for Honors

Northwestern, undefeated with five straight wins, eyes a Big Ten title and possible national honors. The barrier is Notre Dame, which could blunt Dick Hanley’s squad. Veterans Baker, Woodworth, Hassell, Bruder, Hanley, Rentner lead a versatile, hard-hitting lineup.

Notre Dame Northwestern George Kirkley United Press Chicago Wildcats Western Tulare Ohio State Illinois Centre Minnesota Dick Hanley Stanley Haskell Indians Baker Woodworth Hassell Bruder Hanley Rentner Babe Russell

Marks Challenge Hale Adds For Title Game

At a Settlement House meeting Manager Pete Ucha of the Question Marks issued a challenge to the Jewelers for the city championship. Elyria teams have split games, Jewelers 2 Marks 1, with Jewelers 6 games played and Marks 3. Ucha says training matters more than strength and challenges Hasarodts for a title game.

Pete Ucha Question Marks Aml Elyria Semui Pro Elsrens Waserooks Haserodts

Birthday party and church social mix at Amherst hosts

A First Evangelical church group at Miss Dorothea Zileh's Park Avenue home planned a winter quilt project and a church supper. Guests from Amherst and Lorain included Mrs. John Ludwig Mrs. Claxton Springer Mrs. Vincent Nalley and others. A separate Lincoln Street party hosted by Mr and Mrs Wm Bruce honored Mrs Jane Bruce with Halloween decor and card games.

First Evangelical Church Dorothea Zileh Park Avenue John H. Ludwig Claxton Springer Vincent Nalley Raymond Sick

Armistice Day program at high school gym plans announced

The Armistice Day program will be held in the high school gymnasium Tuesday evening November 11. About 250 students will participate in a New Democracy themed program featuring songs folk dances and a dramatization You Are the Hope of the World with music by the school choir and a brief orchestra recital. Mr and Mrs Wm Hudson of South Main Street were surprised with a housewarming hosted by friends including prizes for games and a luncheon with Lorain, East Quarries, and local families among the guests. The Hudsons recently moved here.

Herman Hagedorn Hudsom South Main Street John Teaman Stephen Halabuch Lila Sapienza B. R. Clark Lorafi R. Clark Hudson Wm. Esser Stephen Halabuck J. M. Teaman Lorain Thomas Sapienza East Quarries

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