Bobcats Thrash Wittenberg To End Season Strong
Ohio University Bobcats overpower Wittenberg 33 to 6 in Athens before 8 000 fans. Vic torious in all games, Kepler leads scorers with Gabriel, Young and Singer contributing with runs and passes as Ohio ends the season with a stellar 306 points and two goals allowed.
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Twelve Gridders Face Elyria High In Classic Lake Erie Showdown
Elyria and Lorain Highs prepare for the county league clash at Recreation Stadium Lorain as Coach A N Smith leads Elyria against Lorain in a renewed gridiron battle. Elyria seeks its first victory over Lorain since 1923 while aiming to slow Lorain’s passing and rushing attack with a stout defensive line.
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Rival Teams Line Up at Place Recreation Stadium
Elyria high school football faces Lorain in a pivotal late season clash at Heights. Carr and McCullough preside as officials with Jones as head linesman. Miko leads Elyria’s offense and defense, while coach Smith reshapes a gapped backfield for the final game of the Crimson.
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Penfield Cagers Edge Avon In County League Opener
Penfield High won its county league opener defeating Avon 35 to 17 as Broward sank nine field goals and made two free throws tallying twenty. Avon girls then beat Penfield 34 to 15 with Salters leading scoring.
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Yesterday's grid results show varied scores across leagues
Munkingum defeated Kenyon 34 to 14 while Toledo University beat Defiance 25 to 13. In high school action Bucyrus won 30 to 19 over Marshville, Medina triumphed 12 to 0 against Wadsworth, with other scores listed in the daily grid.
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Army Faces Ohio Wesleyan in Hard Homecoming Game
WEST POINT NEW YORK November 24 Army awaits a tough battle with Ohio Wesleyan on homecoming at the military academy. The capacity crowd of 229,000 watched as first string quarterback Rift Jones starts against the invaders. Previous scores include Yale 21 Army 18 and Harvard 29 0 Army 20.
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West Sides to Practice Signal Drill at Jefferson Field
The Elyria West Sides will hold a signal drill at Jefferson Field at 11 o clock Sunday. In preparation for their game with Haserodt Jewelers, the team aims to refine signaling and timing ahead of the matchup.
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Stryker All-Ohio Fullback Three Years At Miami
Stryker, Cleveland-born fullback Carry M. Stryker, starred at Miami University from 1925 to 1927, earning All-Ohio honors three consecutive years. After Miami, he coached at Lorain High School and later discussed his cautious game approach, noting he remained unmarried.
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Haseroot Jewelers to Play West Sides for City Light Title
Haseroot Jewelers and West Sides, two top light heavyweight teams, meet at Jefferson Park on Sunday November 20 to decide the City Light title. The game, at 2:50 p.m., features strong offenses and stout defenses as fans expect a close, high‑stakes battle between rival programs with deep squads and rival coaching plans.
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Muskies Triumph 34-14 Over Kenyon In Ohio Conference
Muskingum kept its undefeated, untied status with a 34 to 14 win over Kenyon in Cleveland. Fullback McEwen scored all four Muskies touchdowns as Kenyon led 14 to 7 before Muskingum took control in the third quarter. The victory strengthens Muskingum’s hold on the conference lead amid a schedule of key games.
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Ohio State and Illinois Renew Feud in Buckeye Season Finale
In Columbus on November 22, the Ohio State Buckeyes faced Illinois in the season finale and homecoming game. Forecasted snow and cold framed a pivotal Western Conference clash with 70,000 spectators expected. Injuries plagued Illinois while Ohio State eyed victory behind coach Sam Willaman and a lineup featuring Charlie Coffee after a suspension, as Zuppke prepared Illinois’ best to counter.
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Northwestern Ohio loop leaders after Toledo win
In a tight Northwestern Ohio loop race Toledo beat Defiance 24 to 14, tying with Bowling Green at the top with three wins and a draw. Defiance sits second, Findlay third, Bluffton fourth, as the race defies pre-season expectations and surprises teams’ positions.
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Ex-Hys to Meet Ohio Ice Sunday
Elyria Ex-Hys prepare for a key Sunday clash with Jack Ambrose's Ohio Ice at River View Park. Local chatter stokes a county title mood as Lorain seeks revenge and the crowd eyes a potential championship atmosphere ahead of the Turkey Day showdown.
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