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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1935
Page
8
Football fever spreads as Princeton Dartmouth and Stanford California tilts attract national attention. Debate rages over interference calls and a controversial pass in a Notre Dame game, with reports and private newsreel replays fueling the discussion ahead of weekend matchups across the country.
Henry McLemore reports proposed Rose Bowl candidate selection by seating rules and schedules. Proposers favor a merit of tough opponents, with post rankings from No 1 to No 5 based on strength. Princeton and North Carolina noted regarding willingness and prior invitations.
In Bloomington Indiana on November 13 We Freshmen participated in a practice session against Purdue as regulars sat out due to injuries. Officials expect the sidelined players to be able to start by Saturday.
Elyria High caps last season with Czak back from injury as regular right end and Froggie Cross, top Lake Erie League end, to play his final game for Elyria this Saturday against Lorain. Walls Forbes, from last year’s lightweights, fights for action despite injuries as he nears graduation and Senior class president duties.
Maumee Dairy team won three straight games against Crawford rivals to take control in the first half City Bowling League race. Frank Tra’s 659 series led Maumee Dairy, while Tom Ball posted 599 for high three games as Eivyria Hardwares split two of three with Jackson Wall Paper.
Promoter Daz Morris brings two pro bouts to the Rialto Theatre tomorrow headlined by the Black Dragon vs Red Berry with a two falls two hour format. Also featured: Pete Beltram versus Speedy LaBaree and a free-for-all opening at 8:39 p.m. Bragging Bad Dragon aims for another win after debut victory over Buck Weaver. Beltram seeks spotlight from Duluth while LaRance fights from Hamilton. Bold crowd expected for tough, high action card.
Cleveland November 19 The resignation of Billy Evans from the Cleveland Indians to join Detroit as general manager is approved by the Indians board. Evans had been with the Indians since 1928 and faced previous resignations. Navin supported Evans and Evans’ departure ends his role with the Indians as chief executive and umpire staff member. The president’s office shifts to C. Slapnicka as assistant. The Bears will attend the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convention opening tomorrow in Halion.
CHICAGO Nov 18 Manager Charles Grimm of the Cubs stated he is “quite happy” with the club’s 1926 signing. He disclosed he signed last night but would not reveal the figure. Grimm said he planned to use himself at first base in spring training but indicated Pat Cavarretta would remain the regular first baseman.
Michigan held a signal drill as formations against Ohio State kept players active. Center Tiny Wright and tackle John Viergever sat out with injuries from the Minnesota game but are expected to rejoin the squad today.
Illinois regulars were dismissed after a brief signal drill in Champaign. All injured players are expected to be ready to play Saturday, ahead of the next game.
Advance ticket sales indicate a crowd of more than 56,094 will attend Notre Dame against Southern California in the final football game of the season at South Bend. More than 30,000 tickets have been sold. Seventeen of the 19 lettermen from 1924 will conclude their varsity careers. Members of the first two teams from the Army game were excused from practice. Freshmen and reserves practiced in intricate Southern California formations.
Approximately 25 percent of reserved seat tickets for the big Saturday game remain, per Lorain athletics official George Daniel. Seats are in the bleachers at Lorain Gould Grove, 3rd and Lorain, Washington and 8th, near OW Station. Browder and the M A, South Lorain, Elyria area vendors reported ticket stock and sales details.
In a Saturday meeting the Lake Erie League picks its championship contenders from Cleveland Heights East Collinwood and others as Elyria seeks a rematch with Lorain and a path to the title. The piece notes Elyria's strong showing this season, gate receipts, and regional support for a charity game. Purdue drills Lafayette for Indiana clash to chase third in Big Ten.
Clymer and McCasky enter the Elvira-Lorain football feud confident of lifting this year’s Lake championship. Both squads are banged up with injuries but promise a tough, evenly matched battle as Elyria and Lorain pursue a storied Er ie circuit crown. Coaches speak cautiously as preparations intensify ahead of Saturday’s test.
Kromer tops the Loop scoring with 78 points as SUR gets a chance on Wisconsin game. The listing notes a strong performance by Kromer and mentions Wisconsin in the context of upcoming or recent play.
Berwanser, C Sack prepared day and is expected to lead the team against Pivao Saturday. Several Sieamo players remained in the hospital after the incident, delaying their participation.
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