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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1926
Page
5
Elyria Elks defeat Massillon Ex- Hy’s in a league game as alumni battles surface. Miami outplays Oberlin 14 to 0 in another matchup. Several players logged minutes, with key rushing and passing plays shaping the scoreline.
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Fragmented results show teams like Brooklyn, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Hartford, Milwaukee, Louisville, Los Angeles, Providence, New York and Duluth in various scores. The text suggests a page of daily or weekly professional football results with multiple games and city abbreviations.
Kentucky Elkhorn Lump coal offered at 8.00 per ton cash on delivery. Vehicle not specified. Contact Kennedy Coal Co at phone 2477 for purchase.
The article describes northern teams and college basketball results. It mentions Michigan's performance in the Big Ten race and Lehigh, Lafayette, Susquehanna, Boston College, New York University, and other schools with scattered scores and hopeful standings. The text is fragmentary but centers on league contention and upcoming games.
In a sprawling early season column Davis F. Wars surveys top teams across the East and Midwest. Princeton beats Yale 16 to 7 to claim a championship pathway while Army disruptions loom for future matchups. Notre Dame struggles against Army’s defense and questions linger about the Irish offensive execution.
John G. Whitney and Rowi from Fourth St and Eastern Heights returned from a two week hunting trip in Canada beyond Dorset. They bagged two deer and a bull moose weighing around 1,000 pounds ant, and will have the heads mounted as trophies. Weather was cold with temperatures near five below zero and deep snow in the region.
Ridgeville High defeated Cleveland on their home field as a breakaway run set up a final touch down in the fourth quarter. Second-string players saw action for Dover, and the Rabbits season opened with a win as sportsmen headed to the woods for rabbit season. Ohio State’s stumble in the Big Ten fueled a tight race while Dartmouth and Georgia Tech each suffered losses in Saturday play.
Elyria Lorain high clash decides the league title in the La rain county Athletic Classic. Lorain holds a 26 6 edge over Norwalk and Elgin sits second after a 13 1 loss. Both teams prepare in secret this week with coaches Stiffler and McCaskey promising new plays and heavy workouts.
An aging congregant admits past sins at a revival while a new bride sobs over a failed cottage pudding. The husband consoles her by joking they will tell guests the pudding is flat, preserving a lighthearted, candid regional voice.
Elyria West Siders dropped a fast contest to Lorain Central at Jefferson Field. Grange of Lorain ran 35 yards for the lone touchdown as Central held off a West Side rally. Grange and St Clare sparked the clash with aerial and ground gains amid a large crowd.
Norwalk’s crippled team lost 26 to 6 at Longfellow Field as Lorain McCaskey men dominated. O Toole and Kelser led Lorain with key runs and a later 60 yard kickoff return, while Norwalk’s defense and Shaddle Mayberry passes sparked a late drive.
Miami Saturday ended Oberlin's long winning streak with a 14 to 0 upset at Oberlin. Miami, the underdog from Oxford, drove for the first score in the second quarter as Stryser and Woklender connected and finished with two touchdowns. Oberlin rallied in the fourth, but Miami held firm to win the game. Stryker starred for Miami with strong backfield play aided by Wu ender and Wilson. Fleming stood out for Oberlin, but the team was outplayed and outmatched. The article notes upcoming matches with Wooster and hints at lineup changes following the defeat.
Property owned by Eaton Game Club members is closed to hunting trapping and trespassing under the new rule. Unauthorized access is prohibited by club authorities.
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