Small Colleges Generate Strong Football Talent
The piece profiles overlooked players from minor programs who earn national notice. It highlights Marys Star star Doug Locke of St Marys San Antonio and notes other standout performers from smaller schools such as Catholic U, Western Reserve, St Louis U, and Loyola Los Angeles. It contrasts their impact with major program fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirkley
United Press
York
Minnesota
Princeton
Yale
Notre Dame
Stanford
Nebraska
Alabama
Michigan
Mary's
Doug Locke
St. Mary's
Sanatonio
Tex
Elmer Layden
XII Dame
Locke
Catholic U
Lon
D. C
Notre Dame Navy
Larden
Bill Shapeare
Andy Pifmey
Mike Layde
Fred Carideo
Steve Mille
George Mulligan
Wesleyan
Monk” Moserip
Indians
Santa Washington
Southern California
Butick Weisgerber
Williametta U . Salem
Ore
Far Northwest
Lewis
Ohio
California
Poets
Ray Zeh
Western Reserve
Zeh
Frank
Doc” Kelker
Bob” Hudgens
Washington
U.st
Southern Methodist
Duquesne
Michigan State
Tilmots
Kansas
Leo Deutsch
St. Benedicts
Midwest
Aster Palmer
Fix Fuilback
Vinte McDonough
U. of Darien
Red Krause
St. Louis
John Spiridas
St. Ansel
Bob Stevens
Furman
Rubber” Murrhy
Murfreesboro Tenn
Luke Palumbo
Marrsville
Reinold Peterson
Redlands T
al Duval
Loyola
Los Angeles
Deadline Near for Elyria-Lorain Hall Classic Ticket Contest
The Chronicle-Telegram Dope The Results Contest offers five pairs of reserved tickets to the Elyria-Lorain hall classic. Deadline is 6 p m Friday. Submit the blank form with your predictions, marking ties and using x for chosen games. Entrants must mail before the postmark deadline. employees and relatives are excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Teleim
Cams Sulak
The
Chronicle-e Telegram
Ohio Fuel Gas Pin Club Opens Season in Dover
A four team Ohio Fuel Gas bowling league featuring Rex, Janitros, Setrolux and Fappan Rangers begins its season in Dover. Matches will be rolled each Friday evening in Elyria and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Gas
Elyria
Lorwill
Football season prosperity and undefeated state scholastic teams
The article notes a 20 percent higher prosperity level in college football, based on weekly averages from 240 games, with 40 percent above a 19th century low and 60 percent above early 1930s seasons. It lists ten undefeated teams including Sandusky Massillon Akron North and others, plus comments on attendance, ticket sales, and Elyria Lorain game preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ryan
Huron and Company
Wall Street
Ryan and Company
Coaches Pick Berwanger As Best All Around Back
United Press reports that Jay Berwanger is widely regarded as the top all around back by Big Ten coaches. The Chicago star, aging out after Saturday’s game with Indiana and a clash with Illinois on November 23, is praised for all around ability, open field speed, and leadership. Berwanger’s college career at Chicago features meaningful yardage tallies, passing, and scoring, with last year’s standout performances noted.
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Berwanger
Winthrop Lyman
United Press
Hicagod
Big Ten
Jay Berwanger
Clark Shaughnessy
Herwanger
Uiversity of Chicago
Jay
Shaughnessy
Ohio State
Stagg Field
Indiana
American Association Club Owners Meet December 19
Chicago Nov. 14 A meeting of American Association Club owners has been called for Dec. 19 to discuss plans for returning to a playoff system. Thomas J. Hickey, president, announced today. The playoff system was tried in 1933 and 1934 but abandoned in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association
Foxy
Thomas J. Hickey
Association
Oberlin and Kenyon Ready for Gridiron Clash in Ohio
Oberlin College and Kenyon prepare for a tough gridiron showdown in Oberlin on November 14 as the Yeomen seek to rebound without star Sam Barnes who is sidelined by a pulled tendon. Key players face injuries while Gambier aims to derail Oberlin’s plans en route to a finale against Western Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Barnes
Oberlin
Jimmy Baler
Dick Wickender
Jerry Spears
Wittenberg
Yeomen
Western Reserve
Moulders Wallop Wallers in General Industries Bowling
The Moulders beat the Wallers three straight in a General Industries Bowling League match at the Temple alleys. Top series by Schroeder 566 and Fisher 559. Fritz top single with 205 for the winners. Minor ailment noted to a player. Allan Woods comments on Dempser's trouble as serious.
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Wallers
General Industries
Temple
Schroeder
Fisher
Josers
Fritz
Moulders
Suekradt Warner
E.s
Serjied
Allan Woods
Dempser
Dragon Defeats Weaver In Rialto Wrestling Show
Helena Montana challenger known as the Dragon overpowered Elyria’s Weaver in two straight falls at the Rialto Theatre. Early the same card Berry beat LaRance in a one fall decision, with Surdock and Schnaak settling for a ten minute draw in the curtain-raiser.
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Ernie Bradenock
Weaver
Rialto Theatre
Helena
Montana
Black Panther
Sandusky
Dan Morris
Pete Bertram
George Sauer
Martonio Angelo
Wild Red Berry
Swede Olson
Harold Davidson
Red Moon
Toledean
Elyria
Jess
Terre Haute
Berry
LaRance
Fang
Sammy Marsho
Eddie Surdock
Ray Schnaak
Peck Shaw Star Leads Lake Erie Lightie Scoring
Peck and Shaw lead Lake Erie League scoring after strong showings against Lakewood. Peck posted a 60 yard run and pass reception while Shaw tallied 19 points, dethroning Koettari for sole second place as Elvria's Babe Wazniak also contributed a TD.
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Peck
Shaw
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Ralph Peckinpauch
Mlaze
dJohnar Kottari
Babe” Wazrniak
Elvria
Koettari
Dempsey Treated For Slight Eye Ailment
Baltimore Md Nov 14 Jack Dempsey former heavyweight boxing champion was examined at Johns Hopkins Hospital yesterday for what was believed to be a slight eye ailment. He underwent tests and received treatment as a precautionary measure and was reported in good spirits.
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Baltimore
Jack Dempsey
Johns Hopkins Hospital
OHSA A Discuss Cage Tournament Plan
In Columbus Ohio the OHSA A board meets to finalize a revised basketball tournament plan for the 1935-36 season. The plan would base centers on class divisions with wider access for smaller schools and loosen district boundaries. A rules interpretation session accompanies the meeting with district reps from Kent Pfeifer to Earl Gross among others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumbus
Board of Control
Ohio High School Athletic Association
R. F. Cain
URAN
Cain
FE. Bolo
Ashita
A. B. Weiser
Canal Winchester
Floyd
Akron
Barberton
Curahoga Falls
Kent Pfeifer
Columbus
F. W. Bacon
Marion
Earl Gross
New Philadelphia
McCor Mariner
New Concord
Floyd A. Rowe
Cleveland
F_ Lenz
Lima
Harold Anderson
Toledo
B. T. Grover
Athens
John E. Hogan
Cincinnati
E. Brainin
Dayton
Steubenville
Elyria
McDonald
Ashland
Defiance
Tiffin
Mansfield
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Deryton
Georgetown
Rabbit Season Opens Tomorrow in Ohio Hunting
In Ohio the rabbit season opens tomorrow along with the trapping season for fur bearing animals as 500,000 hunters are expected. The Division of Conservation has issued about 520,000 hunting licenses and sets pheasant and Hungarian partridge dates to November 25. On non opening days pheasants may be taken 7 a.m. to 3:32 p.m. The rabbit season runs until January 1 and bag limits include two cock pheasants per day or four in possession after day one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State
Amherst Cagers Open Against Lorain Quintet
Amherst Ohio schedules 1935 36 season with Lorain St Marys December home and away dates including Medina Berea South Amherst Norwalk St Pauls Wellington Oberlin Vermilion and Clearview opponents. This item lists matchups and venues for the campaign.
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Amherst
Lorain
Amherst Hi
Lorain St. Mary’s
Lorain Hi
Bellevue
Berea
South Amherst
Medina
New London
Norwalk St Paul's
Wwellington
Oberlin
Alumni
Vermilion
Wellington
dOpen
Clearview
Huron
Schmidt Boosts Ohio State Place Kickers Ahead of Illinois
Coach Francis A Schmidt has concentrated on place kicking for Ohio State this week noting past close games with Illinois. Buckeyes have 79 touchdowns but only 19 extra points, led by Dick Beltz with six conversions followed by Sam Busich with five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Francis A. Schmidt
Ohio State
Bucks
Tlinois
Mlinois
Ohio
Buck
Dick Beltz
Findlay
Sam Busich
Lorain
George Brungard
North Lima
Augie George
Darton
Stan Pincura
Ernie Reush
Blacklick
Schmidt
Partridge and rabbit bag limits stated in brief notice
The notice sets a daily partridge limit of four with no more than eight in possession after day one. It also specifies a five per day limit on rabbits.
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Barnum
Hio
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Akron North
Dayton Oakwood
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Hamilton
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Ravenna
Oakwood
Steel City
R. R. W. Hancock
Elytia High
Johnny Kostro
Crimson
Suis
Hancock
Kostro
Doc Sars
Roy Clymer
Clyrmer
AL Wa
Jonny
Cayton
Barron
Sedalia “D
Jerwanger
Af Berwanger
American Ass
Kenyon
Oberlin. O
Gambier
Oberlin College-Keny
Kebron
Rochester
Kenton
New Yorkers
Otterbein
Moon Enion
Barnes
Wallop
Wallers Quint
DOPE
the Chronicle-Telegram
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Lorain Vs
Ashtabula Harbor
Ohio Stars
Blinds
New York
Marquette
Philadelphia
Penn
Penn State
Syracuse
Colgate
Tulane
Kentucky
New Orleans
Ann Arbor
Purdue
Iowa
Lafayette
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Evanston
Georgia Tech
Birmingham
Miami
Dartmouth
Corneil
Hanover
Ve. Ohio U
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
Allance
Texas
Texas Christian
Austin
Dragon
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Dempsey
Tropic-Aire
Buick
O.H.S.A.A
Day's Hardware
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Stone's Grill
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