Red Raiders Triumph Over Oberlin Warriors 26 7
Elyria's Red Raiders dominated at home, building a 20 point first half lead and coasting to a 26 7 victory over Oberlin's undefeated Warriors at Ely Stadium. Key plays featured a 67 yard drive ending in a Rucker touchdown and a decisive 18 yard Gulgin run, with Kranyak adding the final extra point for the margin.
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Russ Davies
C-T
Albert Oberlin
Berlin
Redmen
Warriors
Warren Utl
Yak
Elyria
Oberlin
Raiders
Kranyak
Elyria Crimson Fall Short as Oberlin Routs in Weekend Tilt
Oberlin sped to a 55 yard scoring run sending the Crimson to defeat while Bill Wahl and the Oberlin backfield showed speed. Elyria’s lines and blockers led by Bolinski and Czak opened big holes and kept Wilhbond’s pass to Hudwell on the goal line for the extra point. Deck er returned from an early injury as the Crimson fought to the end in a high tempo game.
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Oberlin
Elvica
Crimson Ad
S.core
Norm Willbond
Crimon
Bill Rucker
Ed Czak
Benny Pfaff
Oberli
Zokie
Rucker
Czak
Pfaff
Elyria
Ektra
Ilyria
Rimson
Willbon
Berlin
Huck Decker
Danulgin
Gulgin
Obern
Guigin
Theenalty
Jud Wehian
Hole
George Wehlbers
Jl Owens
Bill Wahl
Herman Hudwell
Tall Red
Oval
Ed Kraniak
Subrimson
Econd
Wehlber
Ick
Kran
Crimson
Wilhbond
Hudwell
Frank Bolinski
Bolinski
Qberiin
College Town
Wahl
Willbond
Merton Campbell
Clymer
Lorain
Ciimer
The
College football scores across multiple teams
Wake Forest blanked Erskine 12 to 0 while West Virginia Wesleyan led Salem Wofford 25 to 7. Newberry trailed North Dakota 7 to 4. Kemper beat Shorties 24 to 4 and Georgetown Kentucky eclipsed Union and Simpson 18 to 14. Parson s 21 Iowa Central 12. St Louis defeated Creighton 20 to 7.
Fragmented notice of players and officials across Lorain Elyria area
A scrambled OCR style list mentions players such as Obertiu, BSevimk, LiF, Mudtmelts Wilson and others, with scattered school and official names. Officials listed include Herfiree-William Owens, umpire Hoy Wisecup, and Head Lincaman-Champ Richardson.
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Elyria
Obertiu
Bsevimk
Wilson -Nee Bow
Marples
Simner
Jvemeon
Thempoum
Deve
Melimekd
B.G
Ball ‘Battle
R.T
Lavewem
Willkhend iPfal Eeesee Eam
Campbell
Eitecker
H.W
Efome , Zummm
Ehishan
Crak
Kucher
Wehmas
Krassak
Wabi
Pbs
Kishan — Willian
Gerber
Schumar
Termes
Decker
Webumnnm
He Gulgin
Weblber
Herampak
Johnson
Crisp
Walend
Meyer
Khelacek
Heidwlieh
Taster
Wmeods
Elyria Bantams Triumph 6-0 Over Lorain
Elyria High lightweights clinch second in the Lake Erie League with a 6-0 win over Lorain at Ely Stadium. Brubaker scored the lone TD on the opening play of the second period as Elyria’s defense stifled Lorain’s drives, while penalties and key stops kept Lorain from crossing mid field.
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Ralph Bauer
Elyria High
Lorain Bantam
Ely Stadium
Streeters
Lake Erie
Shaw
Crimson
Elrria Bantams
Campana
Elvrra
Bantams
Coleman
Goodman
Hiebear
Lorain Pantams
Iedor Moore
Mezzatesia
Elyrria
Elvria
Bud” Geitgey
Elyria
Lorain
Rabbit Season Opens on Monday in Ohio
The Division of Conservation ruled that hunting begins noon Monday since Sunday hunting is unlawful. The 1856 rabbit and pheasant season runs until January 1 for rabbits and November 25 for pheasants with bag limits of five rabbits or four pheasants in possession. Raccoon opossum and skunk season also opens Monday with raccoon hunting from 6 p m to 6 a m. season starts 6 p m Monday.
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Ohio
Division of Conservation
Army Notre Dame Game Tops Weekend Grid Action
The Army vs Notre Dame game at Yankee Stadium headlines a weekend of top college football. Key clashes include undefeated Marquette Northwestern Santa Clara and major showdowns across the East Middle West and South with Rose Bowl contenders and numerous marquee pairings listed.
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York
U. P
Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Cadets
Ramblers
Marquette
Northwestern
Santa Clara
Mississippi
Michigan
St. Mary's
Fordham
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Nebraska
Pitut
Panthers
Esch Leads City Class B Bowling Stat Leaders
Esch of the Wagon Wheel Cafe tops the City Class B Bowling League averages with 181 after 21 games, narrowly ahead of Flord Koehn of Moulton Candies. The complete list shows many players and team totals including Wagon Wheel Cafe with 1010 high single and 2764 high three games.
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Herman Esch
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Smythe Sayles
Esch
Flord Koehn
Moulton
H. Esch
F. Koehn
G. Sprau
J. Fritz
AH. Janoski
S. Carlson
W. Bowman
F. Smith
H. Mahi
A. Fazekas
F. Varsa
O. Powell
Plato
W. Gebhardt
R. Huneke
J. Banville
R. Laurence
E. Schaeffer
D. Fackler
E. Henke
E. Boreski
J. Warner
S. Saintes
J. Nasipak
L. Burton
D. Robertson
F. Dombroski
Dunfee
L. Smith
R. Banville
H. Hintz
L. Kemper
Cc. Betis
Minnich
J. Kiska
Davis
Henry
Tcarter
Webber
McWillam
Zenich
Reinke
Pass
J. Daniels
FE. Baird
J. Hambley
R. Smith
D. Smith
Card
General Office Pin Team Triumphs in Bowling Match
The General Office bowling team defeated the Engineers in three straight games on Temple slides last evening. Beset of the winners rolled 537 to lead both teams.
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Engineers
Fox Furnace
Iead
Elyria Flashes Set to Meet Lorain Boosters at Oakwood Park
The Elyria Flashes travel to Lorain Sundar to face the Lorain Boosters at Oakwood Park. All Flashes players are asked to assemble at Cascade Park at 1 o clock.
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Elyria Flashes
Lorain Sundar
Lorain
Elyria High football notes and nearby sports chatter
Last night Elyria beat Oberlin with strategic substitutions as Clymer shifts to defense and reserves. Nearby, state wildlife releases include pheasants and coons, and Merherst High claims Mythical first team honors with Blackford and others from Vermilion and Medina.
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Gach Roy Civmer
Gate of Mercy
Oberlin
Red Raiders
Lorain
Clymer
Elyria
Ed Czak
Frank Bolinski
Elsha
Fremont
Lakewood
Raiders
Giants
Barder Shop
Sixth Street
McCaskey
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Dave Roberts
Office of Public Relations
State of Ohio Department of Agriculture
Foir
Mherst High
Cemets
Hugh McGarvey
Wellington Enterprise
Michael Blackford
Lauer
Maxwell
Lach
Bob Hubbard
Chandler
Koontz
Vermilion
5Wanger
Wellington
Robinson
Cooke
New London
Hertel
Medina
McGarvey
Michael
Kor Civmer
Bob Oldfather
Oldfather
Fordhams
Santa
Hollis To Test McGuirk in Rainbow Gardens Show
Leroy McGuirk world light heavyweight champion meets Key Hollis in a two hour time limit two fall match at Rainbow Gardens Broad street. McGuirk from Oklahoma City has two prior local appearances while Hollis is billed as a top tough contender from Albuquerque New Mexico. Semi final features Paul Orth and Jackie Nichols in a one hour two fall bout. A local talent ten minute opener precedes the card.
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Morris
Rainboow Gardens
Broad Street
Leroy McGuirk
Key Hollis
Albuquerque
New Moxico Burper
McGuirk
Oklahoma City
Okla
Break It Off Society
George Sauer
Johnny Estes
Hollis Holllis
Elvira
Hollis
Rainbow Gardens
New Mexico
Paul Orth
St. Louis
Jackie Nichols
Dade City
Fin. Orth
Mattars
Orth
Nichols
Joe Wood
Leroy McGuire
Ken Hollis
Lic
Dan Morris
Clearview Edges Grafton In County B Opener
Lorain County Class B holders Clearview narrowly defeated Grafton 17 to 16 in the opening round of the 1936-37 schedule. Monske led Grafton with 10 points while Lawson contributed 4 for Clearview as Harold Block’s squad starts strong.
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Learview High
Henrietta
Lorain County
Grafton High
Clearview
Grafton
Harold
Petre) Block
Elyria High
Findlay College
Monske
Grafton Quint
Lawson
Perkins
Mason
Henrietta Ramps
Elyria Rams Set to Meet Kristoff Café Eleven at Ely Stadium
The Elyria Rams light-heavyweight squad aims for a fourth straight win as they host Cleveland’s Kristoff Café eleven at Ely Stadium. The Café team features former West Tech stars with Pel and Kaszar among those ineligible last week. Kickoff is 7 30 p m with Rams members asked to report at 1 39 for a short signal.
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Elyria Rams
Kristoff Cafe
Cleveland
Ely Stadium
West Tech
Pel
Kaszar
Rams
Ohio Scholastic Grid Results Across Columbus and Cleveland
The Columbus East team defeated Columbus Central with a score of 22 to 0 while Columbus Upper Arlington led Bexley 28 to 0. Columbus North beat Columbus South 9 to 2 as Grandview triumphed 46 to 7 over Columbus Academy. Cleveland John Marshall won 43 to 0.
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Columbus East
Columbus Central
Columbus Upper Arlington
Columbus
Bexley
Columbu North
Columbus South
Grandview
Accademy
Cleveland
John Marshall
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Rickier Feiman
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Miami
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Honolulu
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