I T S Rubber Company Tops Elyria Hardware In City Bowling
I T S Rubber Company defeated Elyria Hardwares two to one, gaining a half game on top of the city league standings while Colson Company moved into fourth by taking two from Jackson Wall Paper. High series honors went to Rol Moran for Jackson Wall Paper with 50 in his best set and Carl Hobert led Elyria Hardware with 543 for the match.
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Columbus
Smatshers
Elyria Hardwares
Little Brown Jugs
Hardwares
Iinter-City Coal Company
Jackson Wall Paper
Colson Company
Wall Papers
Brown Jass
Maumee Dairy
Colsons
Welgh Funeral Home
Elyria Hardware
Carl Hobert
Shorty Martin
Rol Moran
Jackson Wall
Ed Blaser
Jack Peltz
Ceemans Bon Martin
Worthington , Ia
Ceptere Donnelly
Inter-City Coal Company
Wilco
Wade
Fackson
Weller
Toltz
Iann Brennan
Tes Moran
Rane
St Stantingn i
Inckson
Tere City Coal
Maumee Hairy
Only 13 Ohio High Elevens Are Unbeaten
13 Ohio high school teams remain unbeaten or untied as 1934 grid season nears midstream. Northeast and Southwest districts lead with four each, Southeast and East two apiece, Northwest one. Notable unbeatens include Canion McKinley Massillon and Kent Roosevelt in the North East, Middletown Withrow Miamisburg Urbana in the Southwest, New Philadelphia Martins Ferry in the East, Middleport Logan in the Southeast, and Sandusky in the Northwest. Upcoming games feature Lorain at Martins Ferry and Kent Roosevelt against Kent State among others. Akron North fell to Akron Central 6–0, Lanesville lost to Coshocton 19–0, and Norwood succumbed to Withrow 12–0. Three lower-class teams Sandusky St Mary Mentor Bremen remain unbeaten. Greenfield and Shadyside have one tie. It may reshape scoring records as leaders pursue the best marks.
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Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Olumbus
Ohio
Canion McKinley
Massillon
Cleveland Shaker Heights
Kent Roosevelt
Middletown
Cincinnati Withrop
Miamisburg
Urbana
New Philadelphia
Martins Ferry
Middleport
Logan
Northwest
Sandusky
Lorain
Cincinnati Withrow
Cinnati Woodward
Alliance
Canter
Niles
Norwalk
Salem
Piqua
Greenville
Kent State
Akron North
Akron Central
Lanesville
Coshocton
Canton McKinley
Middletown Scared
Te Sandusky
Wgrece Caer
Cleveland Shaker Ease
Cincinnati
Henkes
Muerne
W. Medlelan
NS. Uchr
Egedr
Mitvsit
Peau
Amina Vie
Sun
Akret West
Ash Lear
Lakeswood
Carl “Snort
Howe
Sophomeor
Fritz
Frank Walend
George Moise
Elyria Lorain
Paul Knapp
Delbert
Wellington
Walter Wekersall
Chicago
Bill Jones
Abe Mickal
Chris Cagle
Phil Fleming
Bifl
Chris
Akron General Tires Cagers Seek Games
The General Tires of Akron, 1934 Cleveland Muny Industrial champions, have reorganized for the coming season and seek games with AA teams on opponents floors. Teams may book games by contacting James A. Fiasco at 0785 Marks Avenue, Akron, Ohio.
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Akron General Tires
General Tires
Akron
Cleveland
Pretzel Girls Practice Tonight at YMCA Hardwood
Herman Juicy Kilein leads Pretzel girls in a practice session tonight on YMCA hardwood starting at 63u. All players are asked to be on hand.
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Pretzels
Herman “Juicy
Kilein
Guerin Pretzel
Bucky Harris Named Pilot of Senators
Bucky Harris returned to Washington as manager of the Senators after steering them to their first World Series title. The longtime manager, known as the Bar Wonder, signed a one year contract amid the Cronin trade setting the club to invest cash from Boston for new material. Harris previously led Washington to the 1924 pennant and World Series crown and 1925 pennant before later stints with Detroit and Boston.
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Washington
Bucky Harris
Senators
Harris
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Clark Griffith
Cronin
Red Sox
Griffith
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Heving
Walter Johnson
Boston
Record Breaking Grid Contest At Chronicle Telegram
Three pairs of tickets are up for grabs as the Elvrra Lorain grid event invites fans to pick winners on the Dope the Results coupon. With two days left, entries already exceed any prior year. Send coupons by 6 PM Friday November 16 to The Football Contest Editor for a chance at stadium seats in Section 2. The first three correct or nearest correct coupons win, as judged by the editor, open to Chronicle Telegram readers excluding staff and families.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ypaner
Checonncle-Telegram Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Hi Speeds Drill Practice Tonight by Bankersfield Team
The Hi Speeds tag bankerbell team will hold a practice session tonight at the M M Co A. The drill will get underway at 5:90.00 and all players are asked to be present.
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City Bowling League
Knights of Columbus
Jack Renninger
M. Co. A
Big Ten Grid Notes From UPI In Chicago Nov 14
Big Ten notes from a Chicago UPI briefing cover quotes from Illinois quarterback Jack Beynon calling Northwestern the dirtiest team he faced. Mention games, officials, and many player anecdotes including Ernie Bierman’s huddle rule, Francis Schmidt's praise for Dick Heekin, and fashion and kicker tidbits from Northwestern, Minnesota, Notre Dame, and Chicago press boxes.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Hicago
UPI
Big Ten
Jack Beynon
Tllinois
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Illinois
Olinda
Wally Cruke
Wildcat
Ilini
Ernie Bierman
Minnesota
Bierman
Chicago
Gophers
Ohio State
Maroons
Dick Heekin
Tippy Dye
Dye
Heeking
Francis
Pittsburgh
Lloyd Cardwell
Nebraska
Longfellow
Shakespeare
Notre Dame
Jules Alfonse
Steve Toth
Les Lindberg
Minnis
Local sports notes and college gridiron chatter
Elyria scene voices sports talk on football futures and coaching plans. Mentions Ohio State, Kenyon, Lake Erie rivals, and college players like Smith and Teitsdale. Highlights neighborhood teams, attendance hopes, and a wrestling jamboree with crowd reactions.
Maroons Offense Clicks En Drills Chicago in Practice
With Jay Berwanger and Ned Bartlett back in condition, the Chicago offense has started clicking again in practice under Coach Shaughnessy. The report notes improved coordination and readiness as the team prepares for forthcoming games.
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Maroons
Chicago
Jay Berwanger
Ned Bartlett
Shaughnes
Elyria Crimson Clash Meets Fremont Little Giants Road Battle
A look at Elyria High School Crimson preparing for an away contest against Fremont Oldfather coached, with Fremont’s eight game record four wins two losses two ties. The piece notes Lorain’s upcoming game versus Martins Ferry and Fremont’s season context.
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Crimson
Little Giants
Iy Russ Davies
Lyrla Hluigies
Whdders
Frenont Rossi
Fostoria
Tiffin Columbian
Findlay
Fremont
Bob Oldfather
Elyria
Oberlin Falls to Case as Errors Doom Yeomen
Oberlin, Ohio, November 14 report Oberlin losing 18 to 7 to Case in a Saturday game. Errors and penalties hampered Oberlin while Case exploited drives, and Oberlin’s aggressive play helped open space for opponents. Johnny Cope land’s status and basketball drills noted as prospects for next week.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Case
Johnny Copeland
Elyria and Lorain lightweights clash again Friday
In a long rising rivalry Elyria and Lorain meet Friday at Recreation Stadium. Through eight games to date each has three wins and two ties with recent history favoring Elyria since a 1926 start. A partial roster of regulars and past-season results are listed for local fans.
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Elyria
Lorain
Recreation Stadium
Crimson
Ms Faltows
Hill
Bob Finance
Tommy Vatlin
Ill Medyirieh
Pre Brown
Johanmy Prinsigs Iirold Rhirke
Janlins Breda
Sinth
Bob Penfound
Lawrence
Te Stat Wuinke
Joe Grahar
Minnesota Gophers Return to Full Strength in Nov 14 Meet
Minnesota's squad was at full strength with every player in uniform for the first time in weeks. Pug Lund still wears splints on his broken chin. Larson Kostka Kingston and Seidel have recovered and are back in form.
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Gopher
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Pug Lund
Larson Kostka
Kengston
Seidel
Oberlin Faces Kenyon After Strong Triangular Meet
Oberlin trains with Copeland the sole major injury on the roster. A scrimmage with freshmen occurred Tuesday and another was planned. Light workouts are set for Thursday and Friday as Oberlin prepares for Saturday's home finale against Kenyon. In the November 10 triangular meet, Oberlin routed Case and Muskingum 115-56 and 59 respectively, with all six runners finishing before the first Muskingum scorer. Oberlin appears the favorite for the Conference title in this department.
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Anothe
Oberlin
Kenyon
Case
Muskingum Harriers
Muskingum
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