Lorain-Elyria High Seniors Set for Last Game Saturday
Nineteen Elyria High School seniors, including co captains Benny Pfaff and Jud Wehman, plus Kim Decker George Wehlber and Bob Marsh, will play their final Crimson uniform game against Lorain at Ely Stadium. Regulars span three years Pfaff Wehman Joviak King and two year men Decker Wehlber, Geigey Korka Rainey Crisp Taylor and Marsh. Bud Beaumont Jim Agate are among those not returning next season.
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Lorain and Elyria Rivalry Grows As Classic Looms
Lorain and Elyria enter their annual clash with changed fortunes this season. Lorain improved from two wins last year to seven this year while allowing far fewer points. Elyria also sits at seven wins, with strong returning veterans like Wolodzko Wilhelmy and Brubaker. The coaches emphasize readiness for the Saturday showdown amid local interest and spread betting.
Selma Manager Named St Paul Club Boss
Fos ter Ganzel, manager of the Selma Alabama Southeastern League team, was named manager of the St Paul club in the American Association. Ganzel formerly played whipba se for the Minneapolis Millers for four seasons.
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Contest Winner To See Big Four Grid Rivals Play
The winner of the Chronicle-Telegram Dope the Results Contest will attend Western Reserve versus Case in the Thanksgiving Day clash at League Park. A pair of tickets goes to the best coupon guesser among 20 listed games. Clip, mark picks, mail by 6 p.m. Friday November 19.
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Schmidt Opposes Proposed Changes That Would Ease Scoring
Francis A Schmidt of Ohio State denounces proposed football rule changes that would ease scoring. He notes teams in recent decades averaged high points and argues looser play would harm running attacks. Schmidt criticizes six on the line, favors balance, and doubts a rules shift will occur.
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Plenty Of Action Tonight At Rialto Wrestling Program
Tonight at the Rialto Theatre in Prospect a two hour wrestling program features top light heavyweight contenders. Main event pits Charlie Carr of Shreveport against Fritz Kruger of Germany in a two falls to win match. Dan Cady of Houston and Dale Haddock of Chicago co headliners, with Haddock famed for rough tactics. First bell at 7:30 p.m.
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England to Broadcast Many Football Games to Hospital Patients
The record lists players Reid and Buttle at tackles Hearne and Gehring as guards Fobes and Bell at center Ferriman at quarterback Refenning and Montagnese as halfbacks with Keisler and Alexander at fullback and mentions broadcasts of many football games to hospital patients.
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Risko and Olin Clash In Cleveland Boxing Bout
Johnny Risko returns to the ring in Cleveland tonight for a 10 round bout against Bob Olin of New York. Risko, once a heavyweight spoiler, makes his first start in three years while Olin is a former world light heavyweight champion.
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Elyria Lighties Close 37 Season Against Lorain
Elyria High lightweights travel to Lorain for a Lake Erie league battle at Recreation Field tomorrow afternoon. A Crimson and White win would force a second place tie with the Lions, who hold the better league record at five losses two wins compared to Elyria's four and three. The Lavenders defeated Lorain earlier 7-0 and 13-0, while Elyria beat Lakewood twice and lost to Shaw and Cleveland Heights. Tomorrow’s game kicks off at three with Coach Ralph Bauer expected to start the strong eleven.
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Cage Monarchs to Meet Worthington Quint in Elyria Show
New York Celtics premier perennial champions visit Elyria High School gym on Friday night November 26. Bud Worthington announces Worthington Dry Cleaners will oppose the Celtics led by Bob McDermott. Notable Celtics include Dutch Dehnert Davey Banks Nat Hickey Pat Herlihy and Paul Birch with Joe Lapchick retired. Preliminary features Damm's Krewtie Shop cagers versus Amherst Hardwares at 7:00 PM.
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Tulane Offer To Michigan Fresh Grid Star Revealed
A Michigan Daily front page telegram reveals Tulane University offered Michigan freshman football star Tom Harmon a place. Tulane coach Bill Nevan telegraphed Harmon from Athens Ga saying no promises were made while noting Harmon's brother Gene plays basketball at Tulane.
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Notes From Grid Press Box Highlighted Football Tales
Ambitions of Fordham center Wojciechowicz aiming for a touchdown. Notre Dame trainer Young can bandage an ankle in 25 seconds. Michigan State close to Carnegie Tech goal line as Allen Diebold signals are misheard. Indiana tackle Charley McDaniel, a wrestling champion, linked to 1936 Olympic team. Hardin-Simmons undefeated in 15 starts as Cowboys seek bowl bids.
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Toledo Player Named Bowling Green Captain
Wayne Stewart of Toledo was elected captain of Bowling Green University football for 1938. Stewart, a halfback, was the standout on the BG team which went three wins, four losses, and one tie last season.
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