Outclass Rival Bantams To Register Victory In Final Battle Of Season
Elyria High Lightweights sealed the season with an 18 to 9 win over Lorain Bantams at Ely Stadium. The Crimson Flashes moved to second in Lake Erie standings and kept a possible tie for first alive if Shaw loses to Heights next week. It marked Elyria’s first ever win against Lorain in lightweights, despite a tough first half and a fumble on Lorain’s 15 yard line.
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Lorain High
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Crimson Flashes
Lake Erie
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Crimson Clash
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Ohio State
Clymer Midgets Win Final Game In Dominant Style
Elyria Freshmen cap season with a 54 point victory over Lorain after Neal Dunstan and George Dunstan score on drives. Gene Myers shines as premier player, intercepting a Szeto pass and returning 54 yards for the final touchdown while the six seniors Gleason Caryagna Adamson Beal Hoose and Strohback lead the squad. Coach Roy Bus Clymer receives much of the credit for a season that totals 134 points for Elyria and 42 against.
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Neal Dunstan
Hoose
Myers
Lorain
Elyria
Gill
Webman
George Dunstan
Adamson
Gene Myers
Szeto
Lyons
Flashes
Gleason
Caryagna
Beal
Strohback
Flash
Roy “Bus” Clymer
Busich's Field Goal Wins For Lorain 3 To 0
Lorain High defeated Boardman High 3 to 0 as Sam Busich kicked a field goal from the 35 yard line in the final period. Boardman mounted stiff resistance, stopping Lorain eight times inside the ten yard line. Officials listed with McClellan, Jones, and Johnson.
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Lorain
Lorain, GC
Sam Busich
Lorain High
Boardman High
Youngstown
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Whiteman
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Korhan
Spieker
Stall
Williams
Wanuch
Fredericks
Berrot
McClellan
Virginia
Jones
Oberlin
Johnson
Navy
Furnitures Take Easy 27-2 Win Over Caddies
Mud soaked gridiron saw the Thomas Furnitures beat the Elyria Caddies 27 to 2 at Ely Stadium practice field. Tobicash scored twice and added an extra point, Koviak added a long run and another point, and Toth threw to Tobicash for a TD. The Caddies managed only a safety and a punt block in the first quarter as Furnitures dominated, then sealed the game with a late interception return for a score. The Furnitures plan to practice at Hamilton tomorrow at 4 o’clock. all players urged to attend.
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Shaw Substitutes Dominate Rocky River 45-0
Shaw High overwhelmed Rocky River High 45 to 0 in an easy victory at Rocky River. Quarterback Warren Eisenhut scored four touchdowns in just two quarters. Substitutes saw extensive action for Shaw while Rocky River used several backups.
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Meeting Of Managers Called For Wednesday
Lorain Ohio November 16 a meeting of football managers amateur boxers and others has been called for Wednesday evening at the Lorain County Athletic Club 1940 Broadway by J S Sandy Pfeiffer acting Lorain County A A U head The meeting will be called to order at 8 PM Basketball managers are also asked to be present Amateur boxers will be weighed in and given a medical examination at this time.
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Lorain County Athletic Club
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J. S
Sandy” Pfeiffer
Lorain County A. A. U
East Side Blues Dominates Hatcheries 33 0 Victory
The East Side Blues defeated the Obertin Road Hatcheries 33 to 0 Saturday morning. East Siders earned 18 first downs to 2 and completed 16 of 18 passes. Backfield members were L. Ol, H. Mahl, M. Dumsky and W. Cebula.
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Ohio State To Play Minnesota In Postseason Charity Clash
Big Ten charity postseason football schedule set for November 23 at Minneapolis with Minnesota facing Ohio State. Remaining games include Northwestern vs Purdue, Michigan vs Wisconsin, Chicago vs Iowa, Indiana vs Illinois. Winners meet at Stagg Field in Chicago. Gate proceeds fund unemployed relief across Big Ten states. ticket prices $3 $2 $1. over $250,000 expected.
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Mannos Cigars Defeat Elyria Ex-Hys 10 to 0
Mannos Cigars beat Elyria Ex-Hys 10 to 0 in Canton. All scoring came in the first period as Kurtz intercepted a pass and returned 31 yards for a TD, with Frankowitz’s drop kick for the extra point. Elyria threatened twice in the second half but Canton held.
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Lakewood Smears Heights 32 to 7 in Ohio prep football
Fullback Jack Liffiton led Lakewood to its first win over Cleveland Heights in six years at Heights. The 32 to 7 score saw Liffiton score three touchdowns and add two extra points. Substitutions listed for both teams. Referee Hazelwood, Grove City. Umpire Brubaker. 15 minute periods.
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Amherst Wins Over Vermilion High School Fuss
Amherst High defeated Vermilion High 7 to 0 in a hard fought season finale. With under 30 seconds left, Amherst fullback Baetz sprinted 15 yards for the only touchdown and added the extra point. A local game report notes team lineups and players.
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Amherst High
Vermilion High
Baetz
Amherst
Amherst Vermilion Nabakowsi
L. G
Line Schultz
Crimatck Edwards
R. G
Olnie Henson
Peeeee Mayers Brown
R. E
Esse Kiupas Krutch
E.-Q. Seness Cleaver
Haber
L. H
Mercuries Dominate S Amherst 8 to 0 on Grid
Elsha Mercuries, city light weight champions, beat South Amherst Mercants 8 to 0 at Jefferson School. A first quarter safety followed by an 85 yard Woodcock run provided all scoring. Dinner plans noted for tonight with Gene Rainey at 7. Other scores listed: Beauita Lakewood 37 Heights 0 Elyria 18 Lorain D Shaw 29 Rocky River 9.
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Ohio Still Hopes For Tie For Big Ten Championship
Ohio State fans seek a 1931 Big Ten tie as Purdue must beat Northwestern in Chicago on Nov 28 and Ohio State must defeat Illinois and Minnesota in post season games. Northwestern leads with Ohio State Michigan and Purdue tied for second. Minnesota has three league games. Purdue beat Iowa 22 0 and Ohio State showcased a strong attack against Wisconsin.
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Call Meeting of Notre Dame Grads in Lorain
A meeting of all Notre Dame graduates and Knute Rockne admirers is called for Wednesday evening November 18 at 8 o clock at the Thomas Sada Grille on Broadway. Johnny Igoe, a Notre Dame graduate, will preside at the meeting.
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Knute Rockne
Thomas Sada Grille
Broadway
Johnny Igoe
Deliveries Run Roughshod Over Strucks at Elyria Stadium
The Ross Deliveries defeated the Struck Furnitures 23 to UW Sunday at Elyria Stadium practice field. Dobrowski and Hank starred for the Deliveries while Zaleski and Wolodzko played well for the Strucks. The Deliveries outweighed the Furnitures by about twenty pounds per man as the Struck eleven prep for Thanksgiving Day clash with St. Agnes and city midget championship stakes. In other action the East Side Convicts meet the Sharp Grocery Tuesday at Brown Field to settle a prior loss, with the Sharps to gather in Hamilton at 3:30 tomorrow.
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Green Bay Loses First Game Of 1931 Season
Chicago Cardinals defeat Green Bay 21 to 12 at Wrigley Field ending the Packers nine game win streak. Ernie Nevers starred as Chicago led from start to finish with touchdowns in the first, third and fourth periods.
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Green Bay Packers
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Portsmouth Eleven Defeats Cleveland in NP League clash
In Cincinnati on November 14 Portsmouth Spartan football team beat Cleveland 14 to 0 in the National Professional League. Two long passes produced the touchdowns including a 63 yard and a 23 yard score. Glenn Presgnell, former Nebraska All-American, was credited with making victory possible for the Spartans.
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Portsmouth
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Richwines Midgets Triumph 7-0 Over Jefferson
The Richwines Midgets clinched their fifth win in a row by defeating Jefferson 7 to 0 on Saturday. R. Mate’s 40 yard dash sealed the victory, with Mike Sukey adding the extra point. The second sentence references Pinel’s 1801 treatise on mental alienation and the science of psychiatry.
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Jefferson School
R. Mate
Dath
Mike Sukey
Pinel
Passing大胆 Fairport Upsets Elyria In Tough Clash
Fairport Harbor hands Elyria High a 18 to 13 defeat in a hard fought game. Coach Harold Minister’s team used strong passing and powered runs to expose Elyria’s defense. Elyria had built a 13-6 lead, but Fairport rallied with timely passes and steady line play to seize the victory.
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