Elyria Wallops Heights 19 to 0 for Lake Erie crown showdown
Elyria Red Raiders dominated Cleveland Heights 19 to 0 at Ely Stadium to stay undefeated in Lake Erie League play. Captain Jack Merer sparked the offense as Elyria built a commanding lead, establishing momentum for the looming Lorain clash to decide the 1935 title.
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Lake Erie
Lyria
Lorain
Erie
Russ Davies
C-T
Ely Stadium
Elyria
Red Raiders
Cleveland Heights Tigers
Crimon
Lavender Lions
Herce
Roy Symer
Hilltoppers
Clrmermen
Meyer Stars In Saturday Grid Victory
The game showcased Jack Meyer’s standout all around play as he intercepted a pass by Lewis then returned 25 yards along the east boundary for a score while Ed Krenyak’s place-kick attempt was faked and other players contributed solid efforts throughout the contest.
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Leibowitz
Lewis
Jack Meyer
Tewxis
Ed Krenyak
Elyria High Tops Heights in 2nd Quarter Rally
The Elyria Crimson drive in the second quarter caps a high scoring game against Heights. Kushinski and Meret carry drives with Scott adding a successful placement as Elyria leads 11 at halftime and holds on to the win.
Speedy LaBrance To Meet Red Berry In Semi Final Matco
Wild Red Berry of Pittsburgh Kansas will meet Speedy LaBrance of Hamilton Ontario in a one hour two out of three semi final at the Rialto Theatre. The bout precedes Buck Weaver versus the Dragon with Weaver set to face a masked Dragon. The Dragon tour record notes few defeats in four months with mask reveals post defeat. Main event is two out of three with a two hour limit starting at 7:30 P.M.
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Mar
Aqby Grappier
Wild Red Berry
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Speedy Larance
Hamilton
Ontario
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Second Street
Berry
LaRance
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Ind
Star
the Dragon
Helena
Montana
Ulysses
Elyria
Weaver
Morris
Southwest
Dragon
Teams Battle For Pro Grid Honors NEW FYORK
NFL title race tightens with seven teams in contention in Eastern and Western divisions. Giants idle yet lead the East after Pittsburgh upset Brooklyn 16-7. Packers top the West by beating Detroit 31-7, while Bears win over Boston 34-14 to move into second. Cardinals rally in fourth quarter to defeat Philadelphia 12-3 and seize third in the West.
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New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Brooklin
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Green Bay
Boston
Chicago Bears
Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia
West
Postpone Match Delays St Johns Bowling League Bout
The Elyria Lumber and Coal and Vestal Shoes in the St Johns Lutheran Bowling League have postponed their scheduled match until Wednesday evening. Both teams' members are advised to note the new date.
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Elyria Lumber and Coal and
Vestal Shoes
St. John’s Lutheran Bowling League
City Bowling League Tonight Features Two Matches
One City League match proceeds tonight at Knights of Columbus hall as Illyria Hardware faces Knights of Columbus. The Jackson Wall Paper versus Welsh Funeral Home game is postponed.
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Knights of Columbus
Illyria Hardware
Jackson Wall Paper
Elyria Lights Clinch Lake Erie League Title Hopes
Elyria High Lightweight football, riding renewed fighting spirit, beat Cleveland Heights 6 0 at Elyria Stadium to stay atop the Lake Erie League bantam race. Two Elyria aces, Bob Marsh and Lerada Cephas, left with injuries as Elyria eyes sole league lead or shared title after Saturday clash. Wazniak scored the lone touchdown. Hiatt extra point failed. Heights defense and penalties highlighted a tight game with few first downs for both sides.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland Heights
Eir Stadium
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Lorain
Letain
Bob Marsh
Lerada
Tator
Cephas
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Heights
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Snuffy” Graber
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Ebiyria
Touchdow
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Marletia
Sports Parade notes stars, salaries, and shifting stars
Henry McLemore surveys brief notes from the sports world. Jack Sharkey seeks 50000 to fight Louis, Lefty O'Doul touts Joe DiMaggio, Syracuse fullback Vannie Albanaese deals with fan mail, Freddie Miller title status unsettled, Bob Olin claims losses and pay dispute, Ally Fromhart retired to guard prisoners, Paul Berlenbach works as a bouncer, Gus Sonnenberg pivots to auto sales, Army-Navy game earnings cited, USS TA studies dates for 1936 championships, Hank Greenburg linked to Tigers, plus ongoing sports chatter.
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United Press
York
Jack Sharkey
Petusia
Joe Louis
Jack
Lefty O’doul
San Francisco Seals
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Vannie Albanaese
Syracuse
Fete Reilly
New York Athletic Commission
Freddie Miller
New York Commission
Freddie
Reilly
Bob Olin
St. Louis
Ally Fromhart
Notre Dame
West Virginia
Paul Berlenbach
Gus Sonnenberg
Service Academy
Oberlin Wooster elevens battle to scoreless tie
Oberlin and Wooster played to a scoreless tie in Wooster on Saturday afternoon in their 25th meeting. Both sides failed to convert chances, with a second period drive halted by a fumble at Wooster’s 8 yard line.
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Wooster
Wally Cooper
Woosten
Ad. Talizaterro
Drabersenst
Jf W. Coover
Rudolph - Berry - Harrison
Dixon C. Roeb. G
Pro Player Injured In Pirates NL Game
New York on November 11, Lee Mullaneaux center for the Pittsburgh Pirates was hospitalized at St Marys with a spinal injury from the previous days NL game against Brooklyn. A former Arizona Tech player and prior St Louis Gunners member, Mullaneaux was under observation. Pirates won the game as Buzz Wetzel Ohio State alumnus suffered a broken nose.
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New York
Lee (Brute) Mullaneaux
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Mary’s Hospital
Brooklyn
T. of Arizona
St. Louis Gunners
Buzz Wetzel
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Pirates
Captain Joussaume Leads French Jumping Team
The French jump ing team competes at the national horse show with Captain Andrew Joussaume taking high jumps in monocle. A golf debut in Russia features Leonard Macomber of Chicago driving 254 yards at Silver Forest Park near Moscow as Soviet authorities plan several new courses near the city.
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Russia
Leonard Macomber
Chicago
Silver Forest Park
Moscow
United Press
Cage Rules Discussion Meeting Here Tonight
The Northern Ohio Official Assn will hold its first basketball rules discussion meeting of the season at the U. MLC. A. tonight at 8 o clock. Coaches from Lorain county schools and nearby cities have been invited. The meeting is open to anyone interested.
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Northern Ohio Official Assn
U. Mlc. A
Lorain County
Dope The Results Contest Promotes Lorain Grid Picks
Elyria and Lorain fans compete in the Chronicle Telegram Dope The Results contest with five pairs of tickets to the Lorain game on November 23. Contestants Kay Krebs and others misplerled multiple games while Lucille LaDow leads as fifth winner with early coupon receipt.
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Italy
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Cornell Avenue
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Sixth Street
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Lake Erie
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Army
Williams Thompson Lead Scoring in Big Ten
Williams of Ohio State and Thompson of Minnesota extended their hold on the Big Ten scoring lead as sophomores, with Williams 40 points and Thompson 40 in conference play. Beise of Minnesota added 13 points, while Bechwanger and J Wilson contributed for their teams in a tight race.
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Ten Major College Grid Aggregations Remain Unbeaten
George Kirkley reports diverse contenders across regions after Notre Dame’s dynasty loss. Minnesota leads national race with a 13-8 win over Iowa, while Dartmouth Princeton Syracuse and New York U hold perfect Eastern records. California and Texas Christian SMU stay unbeaten as conference battles loom. Duke remains the sole holdout in some schedules.
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Elyria Lorain Championship Showdown at Ely Stadium
Tickets sold out for the Elyria versus Lorain game on November 25 with 1526 adult seats reserved. Day's Hardware and Mike Kirsh cigar store reported near sellouts and high demand as Elyria and Lorain vie for the Lake Erie League title after Syria beat Heights and Lorain held Sandusky to 14-6.
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Sandusky High Souths to 14 6 win over Lorain
Sandusky High's Blue Streakers kept their state unbeaten streak alive with a 14 to 6 victory over Lorain on Saturday. Krueger and Whitta scored for Sandusky in a hard fought game as the team extended its win run to 33 straight under coach Krueger. Officials included Cairo as umpire and Westeman as head linesman.
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Timekeepers Defeat Wallers in General Industries Bowling
The Timekeepers beat Wallers in two of three games in the General Industries League on Saturday evening at Temple aliers. Esech posted a 546 series and a 208 single game to lead scoring. other top marks include Fierkeepees, Bassett, Seemert and Strehtenteatan with noted performances.
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General Industries
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Esech
Fierkeepees
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Seemert
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