Elyria High Lights Win Lake Erie League Title
With six teams still undefeated after the second weekend, Henrietta leads the Lake Erie League as Hen. Hotta, Clearview, South Amherst, Ridgeville, LaGrange, and Eaton remain unbeaten. Henrietta beat Camden 43 to 11. Clearview routed Avon Lake 84 to 14. Ridgeville beat Brookside 36 to 29. LaGrange downed Grafton 28 to 22. South Amherst crushed Penfield 27 to 5. Eaton won 29 to 23 over Belden. Brighton beat Columbia 25 to 15. Brownhelm edged Avon 32 to 31.
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Lorain County
Brookside
South Amherst
Penfield
la Grange
Grafton
Eaton
Belden
Brighton
Columbia
Brownhelm
Avon
Gulgul Brothers
Pete
Dan
Camden
Jackson
Ridgeville
Keisier
Tve
Gallagher
Heidendorf
Kensik
Pete Risko
Johnny Risko
Foster
Rothgery
Quarrytowners
Kilnowowski
Brown
Meyers
Henrietta
Brown's Fake Passes Unhinge Holy Cross In Close Victory
Brown uses a well timed fake pass play to exploit Holy Cross defensive shifts. Quarterback Chase directs a diagrammed sequence that draws the guard back and opens a ground plunge for a decisive late touchdown. Great field strategy attributed to Brown and Coach McLaughry.
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Brown
McLaughry
Holy Cross
Chase
Hall
No. 3
Ueld
McLaughey
Publishers’ Syndicate
Mat Results By United Press Incomplete Names
United Press report lists various throws and names including Ray Steele Dick Darlacourt Gino Garibaldi Floyd Marshall Carl Davis Lag Plum mer Yanka Zelesniak Dick Raines Humbetto Berges and mentions Alton Jake Ball Caldwell named captain in Marietta Ohio on November 18 with few clear details.
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United Press
New York
Ray Steele
Fornia
Dick Darlacourt
California
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Floyd Marshall
Arizona
Carl Davis
Ohio
Lag
Plummer
Baltimore
Yanka Zelesniak
Russia
Dick Raines
Texas
Jack Humbetto
Mexico
Casey Berges
Marietta, O
Alton
Jake’ Ball, Caldwell
Four Unbeaten Contenders For National Grid Title Risk Perfect Records Today
Four of seven major national title contenders face games that could threaten perfect records across regions. Oregon visits USC for Pacific Coast leverage. Michigan meets Minnesota in Ann Arbor. Nebraska battles Pittsburgh. Georgia faces Auburn as Rose Bowl hopes linger. Army Princeton and Duke expected safe leads. numerous other Big Ten and regional matchups fill the day.
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Jack Cuppy
United Press State
New York
Guy
Far West
Oregon
Coich
Gophers
Nebraska
Coruhbuskers
Golden Panthers
Pittsburgh
Cornhuskers
Georgia Bulldogs
Auburn
Tulane
Duke
Army
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Navy
North Corona
Motor Eleven Meets Akron Welch A. C's
After a three week layoff due to weather, Resar Motors travel to Akron to face Welch A C. Star back Jack Storm nears full health and is expected to start at fullback as coach Chuck Petro pends final selections for an eleven led by Clifford at center and Gerhardinger and Kepler at halves. The departure is set for 11:30 a.m.
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Emile Braden Fter
Resar Motors
Akron
Welch A. C
Hesurs
Welch
Orients
Bosars
Elyria Ex-Hua’s
Motors
Jack Storm
Lneup
Chuck Petro
Beal
F. Koehn
Whitney
Maddock
Kerekes
Disbrow
Clifford
Gerhardinger
Kepler
Dillman
Storm
Big Ten Title Hopes Rest On Today's Games
In Chicago on November 18, Big Ten title hopes hung on eight games across Ann Arbor Champaign and Lafayette Michigan undefeated since 1931 faced Minnesota at Ann Arbor before about 65 000 fans Purdue also undefeated met Iowa at Lafayette while Champaign hosted the Minors against Chicago Ohio State met Wisconsin at Madison Northwestern and Indiana faced non conference opponents Notre Dame at Evansport and Xavier at Cincinnati Indiana played at Cincinnati.
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Oregon State
Trop Inc
Fordham
New York
Harvard-Brown
Dartmouth- Cornell
Columbia-Lafayette
Syracuse-Colgate
Pensylvania-Penn State
Carnegie Tech
Georgetown
Midwest
Purdue
Iowa
Ulnon-Chicago
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Indiana
Xavier
Kansas
Iowa State
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma A
Creighton South
Virginia
Virginia Poly
South Carolina
Furman
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Champaign
Lafayette
Michigan
Minnesota
Bakiermakers
Madison
Evansport
Xatier
Cincinnati
Bowling Scores Clash in St Johns Lutheran League
Elyria Lumber and Coal defeated Haserodt Jewelers in two of three games in a St Johns Lutheran League match. The bowling event took place last evening on the school alleys on Third Street, with each team contesting the local league standings.
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Elyria Lumber and
Haserodt Jewelers
St. John‘’s Lutheran
Navy Middies Face Princeton In Tough Army Prep Scenario
Henry McLemore reports from Palmer Stadium as Navy and Princeton prepare for a clash that could shape Navy’s Army game plans. With Borites, Murra, and Baumberger out injured, Navy hopes to preserve key players while Princeton relies on a rugged line and sophomore backs deemed ordinary by pundits. The column blends scouting and playful prose while anticipating a decisive matchup.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Rinceton
N. J
Rip Miller
Navy
Nillera
Princeton
Palmer Stadium
Miller
Army
Mr. Miller
Teams Battle For County Bantam Title
The Lorain county bantam weight football title will be decided tomorrow as Holy Cross Bearcats face the Lorain Bantams at Ely Stadium. The game starts at 1 o'clock. Coach Wolodzko asks listed players to attend tonight at 7 o'clock near West and 13th Street.
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Lorain County
Holy Cross Bearcats
Lorain Bantams
Ely Stadium
R. Mate
H. Jackson
J. Pronesti
Z. Kash
M. Kristo
T. Sebastian, and
F. Chappler
Fight results from United Press across multiple cities
In New York Steve Hamas outpointed Lee at 184 pounds while Ben Jeby defeated Joey La Grey. Jack Deviser and others scored decisions in Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Chicago. San Diego and Los Angeles bouts featured Sammy Odeil Alike Payar Dick Raines Rennie Mendoza and more with several draws. The report notes mixed results and pundit commentary on football knowledge and specific tackles.
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United Press
New York
Steve Hamas
Passaic
A J
Lee
Atantage
Sain
Ben Jeby
Joey la Grey
York
Jack Deviser
Enxtinct
Jack McCoys
Philadelphir
Bob Olin
Brosklyn
Charley Massera
Pitsburgh
Frankie O'Brien
Hartford
Connowinolat
Mack Way
Oaradelphia
OUD
Art Laskr
Tom Pattick
Johnny Hine
Ed Stephens
Lis
Drew
Jos Skzbe
Ax San Diego
Sammy Odeil
Akren
Payar
San Diegs
Dick Raines
Sen Dirgo
Rennie Mendoza
Los Angeles
Local Girls Cage Outfit Organized by Elyria Merchants
A girls basketball team formed by Elyria Merchants features former Elyria and Lorain high players. Captain Alice Glover organized and signed Harriett Abbe Sadie Becker Rosetta Dyer Dorothy Fatz Harriet Freeman Harriet Seeley and Eleanor Warden. Freeman is notable as one of three Lorain High players to win two letters.
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Elyria Merchants
Merchants
Elyria and
Lorain High School
Alice Glover
Elyria High
Harriet Abbe
Sadie Becker
Rosetta Dyer
Dorothy Fatz
Harriett
Marigold) Freeman
Harriet Seeley
Eleanor Warden
Harriet
Ross Edges Fuller In Close Welterweight Duel
Chicago crowded 11,340 watched Barney Ross defend his junior welterweight title in a 10 round bout against Sammy Fuller. The decision was not unanimous as Fuller won rounds six through eight and Ross took the final rounds to edge ahead. Both fighters had few fireworks and the crowd booed the dull finish.
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Chicago
Barney Ross
Cfense
Sammy Fuller
Boston Stalan
Ross
Fuller
Tony Canzoneri
Rosa
Shade Fuller
Ohio State Big Favorite Over Wisconsin
Wisconsin faced Ohio State on a dry fast field with Ohio State favored despite a 20 pound per man weight disadvantage. Attendance was expected to total 12 000 while probable lineups and officials were listed but details were incomplete and names garbled.
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Ohio State
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Pigskin Puzzlers Penalties and Plays Detected in Game
A scrambled score card notes a five yard offside penalty and a legal play. It lists a 15 yard penalty for the defense and disqualification of a player. A safety is recorded at the two yard line with O leading O to a 0 on O's ball second down and three to go at L's 35.
Elyria Crimson Bantams win first football title
Elyria High School clinched its first league football championship under Coach Ralph Bauer by beating Lorain 6 to 0 at Ely Stadium. The Crimson Bantams, 8 1 1, finished undefeated in league play, scoring 142 points while allowing 30, with standout players including Chuck Coen and Kohlmyer contributing on defense and offense.
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Lorain
Ralph Bauer
Chuck Hupp
Hampions
Elyria High School
Wil Reat
Sixth Street
Elyria
Crimson
Lake Erie
Shaw
Bauermen
Ely Stadium
Renard
Bavermen
Crimson Bantams
Kohlmyer
Chuck Coen
Star Crimson
Coen
Amato
Bedocs
Sanders
Malden
The
Kohimyer
Purple
Lavender
Chuck
Glover
Redocs
Invaders
Lonce
Elyria Lights
Olmsted Falls
Sanduzki St. Mary's
St. Macy's
Te Crimson
Bixins
Hghties
Kenyon Grid Schedule Announced for 1934 Season
GAMBIER Nov 18 The Kenyon college football schedule for 1934 is released with Hiram College as the only new opponent. The limited details show openings on Sept 30 and Oct 6 with games listed at Dennison Oct 6 Rochester Oct 13 at Rochester N Y Oct 20 at Toledo and Marietta Nov 7 as the schedule mid season reads with additional dates to be filled.
Elyria First Football Title Clinched In Historic Victory
Elyria claims its first football title in a hard fought game against Lorain. Touchdown by Coen and a safety by Kohimyer highlight a tense contest. Substitutions and player names line the box score as officials from Oberlin and Miami officiate.
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Elyria
Lorain
O. Pruskt
Erdy Novac
Enaiet Lauer
Eddy Cust
Ar Seerses
Craft
Brubn
Coen
Kane Malden
Glover Dunstan
Kohimyer Sanders
Parker Ku
Football rulings from Frank Carideo discuss offsides and touches
The notes present several plays and questions about football rulings. Scenarios include Team O back in motion near their goal line with an offside line, a center pass juggle touched by referees but caught for a touchdown, a punt with an offside on O and flagrant conduct by D on the kicker, a punt out of bounds near the goal line, and a second down situation with D offside on their 40 with unclear possession.
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Team O
Team D
Lins
Numerous college grid results with wide margins in mid 20th era
A long list of college football scores and results appears, naming teams such as Augustana, Cameron Aggies, William Jewell, Florida A. and M., St. Louis College, Texas Tech, and many others. The results show mixed outcomes with several blowouts and close games, including Omaha University overpowering Doene Techs 53 to 6 and Texas Tech defeating Barlo C Tudsa 12 to 1. The fragmentary clipping also mentions prep and teacher colleges and scattered place names across the Midwest and South.
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Emeory-Henry
Tenn
Wealeyan
Florida A
Benedict & Hilsdale
Adrian G. Tiliness
Eureka
Johnson C. Tehrs
King
Kirksville Tehra
Mixsonri
Marquette
St. Louis
Meryville
Nilligan
Mixsonri Valley
Tarzio
Nurray
Millsaps
Nebraska Wesleyan
York & Newberry
Wofford
Omaha U
Doene Techs
Osawa U
Bezhanr
Erskine
St Ambrose
Buens Vista
Texas
M. C
John Tarieson
Texas Tech
Barlor C. Tudsa
Geo. Washington
Willamette
AlDant
Wentworth
Mangas School For
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Motor Eleven
Akron Welch
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Elyria Lumber
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Constable
James Masker
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Flord Judee
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Ferry Graer
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Reese Wawort
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Eee
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Kabealo
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Frank Carideo
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Penn
Col
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Huron
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Chilocco
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Cumberland
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Syzactze Frosh
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Hughes
Withrow
Sigasy
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Bexley & Upper Arlington
Ashland
Hisam
Oberlia
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