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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1934
Page
12
Lorain Boosters beat Elyria Ex-Hys 6 0 to win the Lorain County semi pro grid title. The lone score came in the third period on a 50 yard march. Joe Carek connected with Jim Chaszar as Darek’s pass attempt was nullified by a late offside.
After the hard fought Lake Erie League clash, a party entered the Elvira dressing room to offer weak opinions on the Crimean team’s confidence and to criticize the crowd. The piece condemns these postgame visitors as pests and laments their intrusion after both wins and losses. Negotiations for a return game at Riverines Park are under way with a potential Sunday matchup.
Notre Dame and Iowa appear amid scattered standings references with team names and locations such as Wyoming, Texas, and Indiana. The fragmentary text hints at reshuffles, game results, and conference notes influencing current rankings.
The Somers Insurance basketball team meets the Hottentots in a Friday night practice game at seven at the YMCA gym. Players on both squads are asked to take notice.
John and Rose Petri transfer 116 acres at Jones and Foster Roads in Penfield Township to Elizabeth Kalman. Eleanor Frash, Carmen Fair child, and Nellie Baird transfer a quitclaim on one acre at Ridge Road in Brownhelm Township to Ethel M Albright.
Ruth Belts Two TOKYO November 12 The United States Barnstorming team led by Rath hammered two homers in the first and seventh innings as the Ayes defeated the Beers 11 to 2 before more than 60 000 Japanese fans in an exhibition clash.
Hi-Speed Gas cagers beat Keller News quint 29 to 18 at Norwalk St Paul High School. After a shakey start the Hi-Speeds led 11 to 6 at halftime and 17 to 12 entering the fourth, finishing strong without star Diel Schmittgen. Bah Taylor led Keller with 5 points. Ebert, Vibertorf and Wouber paced Hi-Speeds with seven points each.
Tonight at Riasto Theatre the roughest wrestlers Sly McLain and Johnny Felix clash in the main event with Stote of Schnectady against referee LeComte in the semi final. Felix, Detroit Greek vowing dirty tactics, and McLain, the Black Panther foe, promise a battle royal. Local fans recall McLain’s debut and Felix’s prior wins while LeComte and Stote bring cautious expectations for an entertaining night.
Amherst Hick's Green and Gold closed its season with a 6 to 0 victory over Wellington in a North York Ohio Athletic League contest. Michael scored two field goals from the 80 yard line and the 19 in the third quarter. Crown and several teammates played their final high school games as Amherst finished 3 3 1 for the season.
Oberlin's Oberlin College faced a tough defeat at Dill Field as Case hammered out an 18 to 7 victory. Oberlin scored on a Cooper TD after a blocked punt, Woodward added a placement, while Case answered with Shafer TD and later miscues. Referees listed from Western and Ohio Northern affiliations.
Winners Gordon Holton Bill Kohn and Filiza beth Riley earned two tickets each to the Elyria Fremont game while three pairs of reserved seats to the Elyria Lorain game go to contest winners next Saturday. Contest details include coupon submission by 6 PM Friday and eligibility rules for Chronicle Telegram readers.
The Elyria High Lightweights and Heights Tiger Cubs played to a 7-7 tie after a hard fought game. Wally Forbes suffered a broken collarbone early, ending his season. Greenwood scored for Heights on a long kickoff return and a later pass for the extra point, while Elyria answered with two McKitrick to Bob France TD passes and a place kick extra point. Heights led downs Elyria in first downs but Elyria showed stronger defense, with penalties favoring Heights.
Boston November 12 Ruth Babe Ruth, a former Red Sox pitcher turned star, might return to Boston as manager of the Braves. Reports say Col Jacob Rupert and Emil Fuchs consider Ruth for 1935, with McKechnie possibly resigning to allow Ruth to take the helm alongside Ruth as occasional pinch hitter.
The Lorain County Fish and Game Association hosts a fish fry Tuesday at the Odd Fellows Hall. Residents and members are invited to attend for a community dinner and charity fundraising event.
In a hard fought Lake Erie League clash, Cleveland Heights tops Elyria 6 to 0 after a fumbled punt by Johnny Maiden. Heights capitalize with a first quarter touchdown set up by strong line play and a run by Cairo. Elyria’s best chance stalls on Heights’ goal line as both teams struggle to mount sustained offense.
Heights defeated Elyria 6 to 0, with a lone touchdown deciding the outcome. Elyria opened a passing attack but Heights 6 2 2 1 defense limited aerials and the Tigers dominated line play. Both teams had eight first downs and Heights led in rushing yards 114 to 103. Postgame plans include Bill Struck’s Little Brown Jug orchestra and Perry Koplin outdoor life show. program by Wells Mole, Grafton vice president, starts at 6 20 PM.
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Elyria attempted twenty two passes, completed five for 64 yards while Heights went six for two for 21. Elyria was penalised 25 yards to Heights 40. Hugh Cross led Elyria, Kig dominated on defense breaking through and stopping Heights plays, with Anderson Cairn Crowell and Koehte for Heights making key contributions.
Lorain Hick's Purple and Lavender grid team swept into the Erie Loop lead with a 0-0 scoreless margin over Lakewood. Paul Wromer, top scorer in the loop, added three touchdowns and an extra point to lift Lorain toward a possible crown tie. Albie Weisz contributed two touchdowns as Lorain moved clear at least to a share of first.
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