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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1932

Page

11

All-Big Ten Team Is Released By United Press

Three players from Michigan and Purdue win first team honors in the 1932 All-Big Ten selections. Ohio State nets two and Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota one each with several players listed for honorable mention.

Michigan Purdue Ohio State Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Newman Berry, Hinchman Horstmann Hicago United Press Today

All-Big Ten Team Voted by Conference Coaches

Nine coaches cast votes for the All-Big Ten selections. Newman Michigan was the lone unanimous choice, with Horstmann Purdue receiving seven votes. Top picks include Williamson Michigan and Moss Purdue on ends, Wistert Michigan with five tackles, Gallus Ohio State at guard, and Berry Illinois with six at halfback.

Harry Newman Michigan Gil Berry Illinois Roy Horstmann Purdue Charles Bernard Paul Moss Sid Gillman Ohio State Newman Berry Hinchman Horstmann Big Ten Benny Friedman Hei Moss Gilman Gillman Wes Fesler Ohio Weis Wells Minnesota Woetrrt Rosequist Fae Charlie Bernard Miehtzer John Oehler Oehler Greg Kabat Wisconsin Gaus Xuaid Pas Williamson Rabat Letsinger Parsons Chicago Bernard Purdue Fates Gattlus Ohio State Wistert Sea Fehlering Purdue Moss Trace Petoskey Wistert Gallus Kabat Puruu T. A. A. Stage

Merchants Drill Sets Tuesday Football Practice

Merchants football team plans a key drill on Tuesday evening on 14th Street near To'clock. All players are asked to be on hand.

Merchants 14Th Street

Real Estate Transfers Including Several Township Properties

Carrie B Bates transfers Camden Township property to Kipton Elevator Company Della Prindle transfers a fifth of an acre at East Avenue and Sixteenth Street Carlisle Township Carl Glading transfers half interest in Lot 21 Block 44 William A Braman Trustee s Addition Lorain Albert and Sarah Pycraft transfer two acres on Abbe Road Elyria Township to Shirley A Walker

Carrie B. Bates Kipton Elevator Company Camden Township Della Prindle Alba C. Hardy East Avenue Sixteenth Street Carlisle Township Carl Glading Anna Glading William A. Braman Lorain Albert Sarah Pycraft Shirley A. Walker Abbe Road Elyria Township

Musebeck Double-Arch Wear straight shoes promote foot correction

The advertisement touts Musebeck Double-Arch Wear straight shoes with patented construction for scientifically correct footwear. It claims to realign misfitting feet and relieve ailments, offering immediate comfort and continued support for those with healthy feet.

Musebeck

Amherst Defeats Trojans 6 to 0 in defensive win

The Amherst Ex-Hy's defeated the Elyria Trojans 6 to 0 at Jefferson field. The lone score came in the fourth period when Wrateh ran in from the one yard line after driving to the goal. the extra point was blocked.

Amherst Elyria Trojans Jefferson Field Trojans Wrateh

Outstanding Among Crimson Reserves in 0 To 0 Battle

Elyria Hardwares and Merchants battled to a scoreless tie at Ely Stadium as reserves shone. Bob Carr and Bob Williams headlined the Crimson backups while Greene, Storm, Baker, and Barney starred for the Merchants and Hardwares, respectively, in a hard fought snow covered game.

Elyria Hardwares Merchants Ely Stadium Hardwares Greene Storm Baker Barney

Nativities Triumph 2–0 Over Mercuries

The Lorain Nativities defeated the Mercuries 2 to 0 at Jefferson Field yesterday after a late cancellation altered the matchup. Fortman and Rasa led the winners while Ed Dominsk and Satyella starred for the Nats as the Mercuries pressed late but could not score.

Elna McAteurpes Tard Lorain Nativities Jefferson Field Nats Lorain Marchants Eamr Greo Sheldon Owe Fortman Rasa’ O Ed Dominsk Satyella

Anchorians and K of P Knights Play To 0 0 Tie

In Lorain on November 21 the Anchorians and Knights of Pythias battled to a 0–0 draw in a heavyweight semi pro football title game. Most action occurred mid field as a punting duel between Anchorians Kastar and KK duo Svete and Carek stood out.

Torain Learain Lorain Anchorians Knights of Pythias Chastar Anc Chorans Svete Carek Tthe KK Pots Kiurecht Howns

Ohio College Gridiron Season Closes Thursday

The 1922 intercollegiate football season ends Thursday with six Ohio games on Thanksgiving. Miami faces Cincinnati. Ohio State beat Tudnors 3 to 6 to finish fourth in the Big Ten. Case wins Ohio Conference title with 7-2 season. Wooster marks Coach Boles' 100th victory.

Ralph Teatworth Ohi Ohio Miami Cincinnati Buckeye Cincinnata Ohio University Wittenberg Dayton Western Reserve John Carrell Cleveland Mount Union Akron Haskell Indians Xavier Wilberforce West Virginia State Pittsburgh Ohio State Tudnors Notre Dame Fighting Navy TAAA Ohio Wesleyan Ferond Ohio Werlesan Case Oberlin Kenyon Ashland Otterbein Wooster Denison L. C. Boles Bluffton Wilmington Defiance Detroit City College Cedarville College West Liberty West Virginia Cedarville

Ohio State Finishes Best Season Since 1926

Ohio State ends the season with four wins three ties and one defeat. A 3 to 0 victory over Illinois secured fourth place in the Big Ten. Mike Vuchinich's late field goal sealed the win as OSU also beat Northwestern, Penn State and Ohio Wesleyan while tying Pittsburgh, Wisconsin and Indiana. The Illinois win marked the third in three years, widening the rivalry ledger to 11 Illinois wins, eight OSU wins and two ties.

Columbus Kpi Ohio State Ilinois Qohio Michigan Ohio Mike Vuchinich Illinois Northwestern Pennsylvan Ohio Wesleyan Pittsburgh Wisconsin Indiana

Green Bay Falls to Giants in 6-0 upset

Green Bay Packers suffer first defeat of the season as the New York Giants win 6-0 in New York. McBride connects with Flaherty on a 32 yard touchdown pass before a 23 000 crowd on a soggy field.

Green Bay N.Y. Giants Green Bay Packers New York Giants New York McBride Flaherty Portsmouth Boston Braves Chicago Bears Renny Friedman

Mercuries Prep On Erie Street For Sunday Showdown

The Mercuries schedule nightly practices this week on Erie Street ahead of their Sunday game against Ely tia Hardware eleven. Players are instructed to report for the sessions.

Mercuries Erie Street Elytia Hardware Eleven

Elyria Hardware Eleven Opens Practice Ahead of Mercuries Game

The Elyria Hardware eleven will practice Tuesday at Hamilton School at 6 30. All players must report regardless of weather. This session starts a series to prep for next Sunday’s game against the Mercuries. Sunday scores include New York 6 Green Bay 0 Chicago Bears 20 Brooklyn 0 Portsmouth 10 Boston 9 Stapleton 21 Chicago Cardi nale 7.

Elyria Hardware Hamilton School Mercuries New York Green Bay Chicago Bears Brooklyn Portsmouth Boston Stapleton Chicago Cardinale

Winners in Dope the Results Contest Receive Tickets

Sheahan and Given winducats 10 grid classic winners received two reserved seats to the Elyria Lorain game at Ely Stadium for Thanksgiving morning. Miss Sheahan and Given each missed three selections, both failing on the same game Southern Methodist over Baylor. Final standings list six players with four misses and two tickets to the Capitol Theatre for 70000 Witnesses starring Philip Holmes.

Tam. Sheahan East Broadstreet C. J. Gren Columbia Avenue Telegram Dope Elyria-Lorain Ely Stadium Sheahan Given Southern Methodist Baylor Capitol Theatre Philip Holmes H. E B. Rowley Max Woeinstein Bath Street Willian Holtzman Lanise Allebach Earl Court Stace Kaminski Weert Rover Street Lillian Neimeath East Bridge Street Tewdes Weinstein Holtzman Michigan Minnesota Wooster Denison & Town State Drake Fordham Oregon State Yale Harvard Marquette Washington & Jefferson Michigan State Detroit Ohio State Ilinois Ohio UT Ohio Wesleyan Wisconsin Chicago Auburn Georgia Depauw Wabash Purdue Indiana Texas Christian Rice Stanford California Villanova Temple Kansas Kansas State Georgia Tech Florida

Y M C A Loafers Crush Queene Anne Candies 37-0

The Y M C A Loafers routed Queene Anne Candies 37 to 0 on the Columbia Street field. Holbrook and Erickson starred with two touchdowns each, while N Harper and Hutchings added the other scores. They next meet the Trojans on Thanksgiving Day at Jefferson field.

Y. M. C. A. Loafers Columbia Street Holbrook Erickson N. Harper Hutchings Loafers Trojans Jefferson Field

Elyria Ex-Hy’s Edge Amherst 6-0 For First Win

Freddy Maddock scored the lone touchdown on a four yard run early in the fourth period as Elyria Ex-Hy’s defeated Amherst Business Men 6-0 on a mud covered Harris Street gridiron. Elyria outplayed Amherst in all phases with strong defense and key drives, while Gleason and Rolopius stood out for the losers.

Ernie Braden Harris Street Amberat Elyria Ex-Hy's Amherst Business Men Amherst Elyrians Freddy Maddock Eddie Archambeau Gleason Oval Elyria Wal Hne Helyrians Amerst Rolopius Enbty Julius Theva Thistle Freddy Maddox EyiHy Fulibach Kolopus Batt Plas Busis Wren Tisac

Michigan Crowned Big Ten Champion After Perfect Season

Michigan finishes undefeated to claim the Big Ten title with a 7 0 win over Minnesota. Purdue tie with Northwestern keeps Boilermakers from sharing the championship. Ohio State and Wisconsin also win while Notre Dame defeats Chicago in a large Cleveland crowd.

Chicago Michigan Midwest Wolverines Minnesota Northwestern Purdue Boilermakers Harry Newman Wiich Minnesot Purvis Mos Gaiory Indiana Wisconsin Aalstars Mike Vuehin Ohio State Towa Pug Renter Notre Dame Heat Cleveland Joosheeketski

Miller Triumphs as Miller Beats Nigro in Akron Bout

Johnny Miller of Elyria won a six round decision over Mick ey Negro of Akron at the Firestone clubhouse. Nigro had a knockdown in round one but Miller rallied with a sharp cross and controlled the bout to the final bell. Pollock lost a four round decision to Young Terry in the preliminary.

Akron Johnny Miller Elyria Mickey Negro Firestone Elyrian Miller Nigro Andy Pollock Dick Fineran Young Terry

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