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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1933
Page
12
Armistice Day football program highlights ten intersectional clashes and many key home games. Top contenders Georgia, Yale, Michigan, Oklahoma, and Notre Dame face major tests as national and regional titles hang in the balance across conferences and nonleague matchups.
The passage presents football officiating questions about a line judge scrimmage step, a clipping penalty on a punt return, a ball touched by the quarterback on a fumbled punt near the end zone, a kickoff catch by a defender, and a fumble near the sideline. Frank Carideo’s answers appear at the bottom of the page.
Dr E P Clement stable parts with three horses including Dale Worthy and Senator Richardson. Worthy sold to Ray Dalinger at Heary Ford Farms Dearborn Michigan. Richardson to Squire Brothers Farm at Hartford Connecticut. Calumet Dakota sold for 100 dollars to fund stable cuts due to poor summer showing. Game vs Canton Elyria Inns canceled due to poor field conditions at Anltan Stadium.
A long list of college football scores is reported by United Press. Abilene Christian defeated Austin College 15 to 6 while Arkansas Tech beat Arkansas College 13 to 7. Numerous other pairings across the nation are shown with varying results and margins, reflecting a broad wrap of midweek or weekend contests. The miscellaneous results include Hawaii, California, Missouri, Ohio and several regional colleges, ending with a note about Delhi India where Chandni Chowk is mentioned.
Oregon fullback Mike Mikulak, a 200 pound senior, dominates the Webfoots’ ground game and defense as they approach a key clash with USC. He has powered through Washington and Idaho and led Oregon to a 6 0 and 7 0 wins, with 113 points for and 7 against in six games. Mikulak, from Minneapolis, starred after transferring with Doc Spears and under coach Prink Calapari.
Armistice Day crowds neared 250000 as Big Ten clashes and non conference matchups filled major stadiums from Ann Arbor to Philadelphia. Michigan faced Iowa amid 46000 expected. Northwestern hoped to extend a four game win streak. Purdue hosted Notre Dame. Chicago and Indiana sought first conference wins. Wisconsin met West Virginia. Weather favored turnout with cold to moderate conditions.
The report lists multiple bouts with outpoints and scores. Tammy Paul from Malo South Carolina defeated Gear with 126 and Lore Angeles beaten by Ce Lopez at 132. Augie Soliz posted 125 over Chavez 124. Sammy O'Dell from San Diego and Kayeed Perez both earned decisions in Long Beach and Los Angeles venues, with ensuing results showing diverse outcomes.
AL NEW YORK Dick Davin court Caifron throw Vania.
Brown's fake double reverse is diagrammed as a deceptive play against charging tackles. A series of backfield misdirections and blocks leads to the ball carrier breaking through, using feints to draw the defense before the inside run. The article discusses blocking schemes and mentions Holy Cross as a next opponent strategy.
The Business Men and Fred die's Place will meet tomorrow at Wayside Ino Field. The kickoff is slated for 2 30. The winner of the contest is expected to claim the elty lightweight fan doll crown. All members of Freddie's Place team are asked to meet at 1 o'clock in uniform.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple boxers and places including Zelezniak Rosela Wiadek Zovcaks Poland and Jack Ha r in Minneapolis Manhattan and Des Moines. Mentions Tony Marcon Vauternia Frey Grabmeies Henry Grader Dick Snikat Joe Cox and others with scattered city, state, and country cues.
Ohio State entered as a heavy favorite against Pennsylvania in a high profile intersectional game at Franklin Field. A crowd of about 50,000 gathered as Ohio State aimed to extend its season dominance, while Penn hoped to counter with a potent serial attack under coach Harvey Harman. The Buckeyes sought revenge for last year’s loss and would face a determined Quaker defense.
Bowling Green and Hiram colleges played to a scoreless tie in an Ohio conference football game. Bowling Green fumbled at the one yard line and Cloyce Westling missed a field goal from eight yards. Hiram advanced to the one foot line after a punt block but was stopped on downs. The teams also tied last year.
Eagles pin smashers won two games from the Little Brown Jug to seize undisputed second place in the City Bowling League. The Birdmen improved to 14 7 for a .667 percentage, trailing league leader ITS Rubber Company by four games. The Brown Jugs tied for third with Elyria Hardware at 13 8, while Sam Nagy led scoring with a 556 series including two games over 200 and George Bohn’s 552 series earned runner-up honors.
Opening night in county basketball saw Henrietta Blue and White defend title with an 88 to 3 win over Penfield, Ridgeville rout Columbia 19 to 0, and Clearview 32 to 12 over Belden. South Amherst beat Grafton 26 to 9, Brookside topped Brighton 42 to 23, Avon crushed Camden 29 to 19, Eaton upended Brownhelm 26 to 20, and four girls teams posted scores including Avon Lake 24 over La Grange 20.
Officials listed for the game include Referee Edward J. O'Brien from Tufts and Umpire W. B. Bieotie with linesman H. A. Fisher from Columbia. Perry Clapp requests several boxy attendees at 1:30, naming Mascovac and teammates. The game is scheduled for 2 o'clock.
A garbled page shows football notations with mentions of touchback ball spots and yardage. It includes lines like D’s ball on 30 patch and 23 percent s-D 5 ball on its 45-yard Nae and OTE-D indicating Offensive or Defensive.
Hi Speed Gas quintet city champions for the past two seasons held their first practice of the year on the C. A. court last night. Present were Bill Cox Tom Smith Pete Barick Chuck Wentz Bill Kohn Dave Robertson and Sta Machock. Steve Baker was not in attendance.
Parade notes the cold travel and long train ride may affect Georgia as Yale aims for a fourth straight win over the Elis. It recalls Stanford Army battles and hints at budgeting politics in Britain and empire history, with references to Mexico’s varied rule.
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