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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1938
Page
12
The Smiths at 462 address plan to pick football game winners with four family members drawing four reserved seat tickets for the Flyrna Lorain game. Coupons were repeatedly marked winners this season as the C-1 office graders ripped coupons from the Smiths stack.
Ohio State fans rally behind a fresh sophomore quartet led by Langhurst Strausbaugh Sexton and Don Scott as the Buckeyes aim to rebound from a Purdue defeat and pursue a share of the 1938 conference title. The team showed improved speed passing tackling and tempo in a decisive win over Minnesota.
Hunting land on Route 82 across Eaton School offers 108 acres for rent at 1 dollar per day. Contact H. L. Tite at the first house north of Route 82. Includes 16.22 acres of standing corn suitable for rabbit and pheasant hunting.
The team delivered their best game of the season, winning Saturday 32 to 14. If healthy in practice, they will play next Saturday in the stadium as even money favorites to beat Michigan's revived Wolverines. A victory could tie the conference crown with Minnesota or Wisconsin for the fifth straight year.
Eight matches are on the schedule for the City Class B Bowling League tonight at the Elyria Recreational Leagues. Early shift features Elks No 465 vs Motor Haulaway, Shell Petroleum vs Gerber's Meats, Tattersall Dairy vs Welsh Funeral Home, Tarry Tavern vs Electro Alloys. Late shift includes Wykrent's Grille vs Blue Sky Inn, Fox Furnace vs Miller Celery, Von's Service Station vs Eagles, Ridgeville Hatchery vs City Loan.
St Mary 7 lost to Santa Clara 9 while Creighton dominated Loyola New Orleans 34 to 0. Mount St Marys 9 beat Ohio Scholastic and Fostoria St Wendelin 18 defeated Fre mont St Joseph 1a. Springfield Catholic Central 7 edged Dayton Chaminade 6 as Cincinnati Purcell 17 defeated Cincinnati Bilder 6.
In a heated Elyria meet at the Knights of Columbus clubrooms Frank Traxler was elected president of the Elyria City Bowling Association for the coming year defeating Ross Aungst Smythe Sayles and Hayden Evans. Jack Renninger was re elected secretary defeating J W Henry. Tom Ball won first vice president over Walter Carlson and George Bohn. William Gamble became second vice president over Bill Morris Art Foss won third vice president over Clayton Card Tim Donovan was fourth vice president over Russ Powers. Chuck Clark won treasurer over Hayden Evans.
New York reports Notre Dame, Texas Christian, Duke, Oklahoma and Tennessee as the five leaders undefeated into the season’s final stretch. Notre Dame faces Northwestern while TCU meets Rice and Duke battles NCSU in slate of tense matchups. Oklahoma meets Iowa State and Tennessee plays Kentucky as the Big Five race tightens. Notre Dame moved atop the ranking after a 19 to 0 win over Minnesota demonstrating strong late-season form.
George Innes of 4 Forest Street led last week’s Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results Contest with only one wrong pick Southern California over Washington. Paul Schneider followed closely missing five, including the tie games. Winners will receive two Elyria Lorain game tickets. scores listed include Elyria 39 Fremont 6 and College of the Pacific 32 Chicago 0.
Elyria Recreation women were swept in three straight games by Lakewood counterparts yesterday. Lakewood's Knapp led with a 524 series, while Gable of Lakewood and Elyria's Sayles tied for second with 466.
Notice requests team captains to assemble at the K of C clubrooms this evening at 9 o clock. This brief summons emphasizes league coordination and upcoming fixtures.
Denison unleashed a spectacular aerial attack to swamp Oberlin 33 to 6 in a Saturday Ohio Conference game at Granville. The Big Red built on a strong second period, handing the Yeomen their third consecutive defeat in seven league games.
Big Ten teams fight for the 1938 championship with Minnesota Wisconsin or Ohio State pressing. Ohio State could claim or share the crown via key results, while Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue and Michigan also remain in contention as the season nears its end. Standings show Minnesota leading with 3-0-0 in conference play and Wisconsin close behind at 3-1-0, with Ohio State at 3-1-1 and Michigan at 2-1-1 amid a tight race.
The Standard Cleaners earned their fifth win of the season by beating the Elgina Rams 19 to 0. Levi Morse connected with Lloyd Morse for the first touchdown after the second quarter began, and Lloyd later caught a pass from Chuck Simmons for the extra point. Dale Sprague forced a Rams fumble, setting up another score, and Jack Yost sealed the victory with a 22 yard rushing touchdown in the final minutes.
The West Side Bulldogs won by forfeit after the South End Vagabonds failed to appear for the scheduled Cascade game yesterday. The Bulldogs drill at Cascade today and tomorrow in preparation for next Sunday’s clash with the Rams at Harmon Field, with all team members asked to report at 5 p.m. on the listed days.
Elyria and nearby opponents produced mixed results with wins and losses across multiple matchups. Elyria dominated several opponents including Cleveland Heights and Shaw while suffering defeats to Sandusky and Lakewood. Overall Elyria showed strong scoring bursts in key games, posting a high aggregate score and maintaining a commanding individual record against a range of regional rivals.
Elyria recreation teams defeated Lorain Eagles while two Elyria Lorain Eagles pairs split the remaining matches. Vic torious outcomes came in two of three bouts as the bowling event concluded yesterday.
In the 12 year Lake Erie League title race Elyria and Lorain meet at Recreation Field Lorain county rivals duel for the championship. A near sell out is expected with about 7000 on deck as both squads boast strong records and high scoring offenses. Elyria holds the edge in scoring this season but Lorain’s defense has limited opponents. Key backs Tony Wolodzko and Johnny Willis star for their teams with Elyria holding a slight edge in the lines and overall depth.
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