Elyria High Gridders Set For Tough Turkey Day Clash
Lorain and Elyria High clash in the Lake Erie League battle on Thanksgiving morning at Ely Stadium. Elyria entered the season strong with five straight wins before a series of losses. Lorain, after a rough stretch, beat Shaw 12 to 8 and climbed into the league title mix. The outcome hinges on field conditions and the teams' current momentum as the season closes.
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Notes on the 1932 grid season by George Kirksey United Press expert
Chicago November 16 George Kirksey provides personal observations on the 1932 football season noting Notre Dame Northwestern fierce, injuries to Roy Rentner and others, Penn rivalry hints, Purdue backs Horteman Purvis and Hecker, Jakie Sullivan’s durability, Notre Dame’s fourth down trick play, Michigan coach Kipke on new rules aiding substitutions, and Wisconsin coach Spears pep talk influence.
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Central League May Expand with Three-Eye Clubs
Dayton Ohio report notes expansion talks to add Three-Eye League teams at Terre Haute meeting. Frederick W Howell, Central League president, expects Peoria Springfield Bloomington Ill attend, plus Terra Haute Evansville. If eight or more clubs join, league may split into Eastern and Western divisions.
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Mercuries Prepare On Erie Street For Lorain Game
The Mercuries will dine tonight and tomorrow night on Erie Street in preparation for a game next Sunday against the Lorain Merchants at Jefferson.
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Overconfidence Hits Ohio State Camp Before Illinois Game
Ohio State football, riding momentum from recent wins, fears an upset by Illinois. Coach Sam Willaman warns of overconfidence after a string of strong performances. team to have a hard practice and an annual “last tackle” drill as they prepare in Campaign, Illinois.
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Michigan Minnesota Tilt Shapes Big Ten Title Race
Colgate coach Andy Kerr previews the final Big Ten games of the season. Michigan must beat Minnesota to claim the championship, with Purdue facing Indiana, Northwestern vs Iowa, Ohio State strong against Illinois, and Wisconsin favored over Chicago.
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Tigers Triumph 7 0 Over Caddies in Narrow Win
Western Heights Tigers defeated the Elyria Country Cud Caddies 7 to 0 in a game played yesterday afternoon. The lone TD came in the third period when Lonie Hardknes sprinted 57 yards to the three, then Rara drove through for the score and King added the extra point.
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Theatre Tickets in C-T Football Contest Offer
The Chronicle Telegram in cooperation with Lews Lamb of Capital Theatre offers two tickets to the Thanksgiving Day Capitol show to third, fourth, and fifth prize winners in this week’s Dope the Results contest. First and second prize winners receive two reserved seats to the Ely-Lorain game at Ely Stadium Thanksgiving morning. Contest deadline is Friday morning November 18. Open to Chronicle Telegram readers except staff and families.
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Elyria High Center Contenders Shine in Final Game
Share Center shows two players, Jack Cullin and Stan Machock, sharing the center role for Elyria High this season. Cullin started as first string pivot but injury opened the door for Machock, who excelled and kept the spot in the eyes of Crimson coaches. Either could start the finale against Lorain as Clymer remains undecided.
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Criticism Of Clymer Appears Unjustified
Russ Davies argues Elyria High coach Clymer faces unjust criticism from downtown coaches amid a rough season. He notes eight lettermen with three linemen, two ineligible, a green line challenge, and a five game winning stretch earlier in the year before recent losses and calls for resignation.
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Shaw Ace Tops Erie Bantam Loop Scorers
Peckinpaugh of Shaw leads the Lake Erie League scorers with Meltzer close behind as Lakewood rivals battle for third. Shaw holds the strongest league record with 59 points allowed and a scoreless tie against Lakewood the only blemish.
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Clymer Puts Crimson Through Tough Drills for Lorain Clash
Elyria high coach Roy Clymer and aide Dave Eaton push Crimson practice after a disappointing Lakewood game. Injuries limit first string participation while emphasis stays on blocking and tackling as Lorain High looms Friday at Lorain and Recreation Stadium.
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Sideline Notes From College Football Roundup
A jumble of campus sports blurbs notes Land of Minnesota sidelined by rib injury but likely to play against Michigan. Notre Dame shapes lineup changes for Navy at Cleveland as Vanson and others listed. Wisconsin’s defense stifles Readway’s offense while freshmen adapt Chicago’s attack. Army and Navy prep for Notre Dame clash with tentative drills and passing plans. Northwestern shifts quarterback to guard amid lineup tweaks as Leeper to start in backfield.
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Hardware Eleven To Hold Meeting Tonight
AN players of the Elyria Ward Ware football team are asked to meet at Dr Guths office at 7 o clock tonight. They will practice every night this week in prep for Sundays game against the Merchants at Ely Stadium. A Week from Sunday they face the Mercuries at Jefferson Field to close their season.
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Large Group Attend Cage Clinic At Y
More than seventy five coaches and officials from Northern Ohio attended a basketball clinic at the local Y M C A. The event, run by the Northern Ohio Officials Association with the Lorain County Board of Education, featured Marion Kemble directing girls rules changes for 1932 33 and Elyria High girls teams performing demonstrations. The session continued with a discussion of boys rules led by Robert T Moore the Y M C A physical director.
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Quebec Race Tracks Form Association
Five major Quebec tracks Conneaught Park Mount Royal King s Park Dorval and Blue Bonnets form the Quebec Racing Association to govern racing in the province and affiliate with the Canadian Racing Association and United States associations. The group will set its own race dates.
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