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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
3
Yale remains a slight favorite but faces a Crimson squad known for hard games. Captain Bob Lassiter leads Yale, while Harvard is captained by Johnny Dean. The Yale Harvard rivalry has produced historic, vital feats and epic clashes on the gridiron.
United Press reports Southern California is favored to beat Notre Dame in the eighth annual intersectional clash at South Bend. Both teams, humbled after tough seasons, seek momentum as Cottons Warburton and Andy Pitney figure as key playmakers in a rivalry dating to 1926 with series results close headed into Saturday’s showdown.
Four teams captured clean sweeps at Knights of Columbus alleys last night in Western Automatic bowling league action. The Drawers, Superintendents, Grinders, and Financial defeated Steel-Benders, Nuta, Machine Shop, and Heat Treat respectively. Grinders’ Miller led with a 606 series including games of 230 and 203.
Wes a ip Frank Caya aged 90 signs over his Mississippi River farm to the government. The house built by his father in 1849 remains on the bank as engineers select the site for one of 26 locks intended to maintain a nine foot river level.
Transfers defeated Furnitures in a three game bowling match on Third Street at St. John’s Lutheran lanes. Ken Bieck rolled a 504 series to lead the match and Nel Krue man posted a 188 high single game.
In Berlin Wisconsin the late George Wade’s personal effects yielded four pairs of hand knit men’s socks dated 1829. Dated items show wear from use. A Berlin store displayed them to contrast early American haberdashery with present styles. London Transport name shortened from London Passenger Transport Board. London courts report two and a half miles of corridors.
One of the season’s best matches features Knights of Columbus alleys clashing with I. T. S. Rubber and the Little Brown Jugs in a City League fray. Rubber leads with 18 wins and 6 losses, Brown Jugs tied for third with Elyria Hardware at 15 and 9. Glen Hogers Motors vs Welsh Funeral Home also on the plate. Matches start at 8 o’clock.
United Press previews Ohio intercollegiate football with Ohio State facing Illinois and a slate of key Western Conference clashes. Predictions weigh Ohio Wesleyan versus Ohio University in Athens, Wooster at Heidelberg, Case against John Carroll, Akron vs Mount Union, and Wittenberg at Dayton as renewed rivalry adds drama.
In Columbus Ohio officials discuss an amoebic dysentery outbreak with cases reported in Akron, Youngstown, Cincinnati and Lorain. Dr H G Southard sent warnings nationwide after Chicago cases were noted August 15. Mrs Leonard Stack of Lorain contracted the disease after visiting a Century of Progress Exposition.
Leo Niebfing received a suspended sentence of 100 dollars and costs and six months in county jail after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster this morning on a charge of threatening.
Tulsa based Seismograph Service Corp will direct Byrd Antarctic expedition radio guidance testing starting Jan 1 1934. Seismic gear records sound wave paths beneath Antarctic ice to decide water or soil beneath. Messages will be coded daily as progress reports while Tasmanian waters show unusual marine life activity.
Newsmen hear varied opinions from officials and scholars on Roosevelt’s bond market policy. Morgenthau heralds strong credit while economists warn of inflation risks and market instability as the government braces for December maturities and further borrowing.
Julius Mischke sues Elizabeth Mischke for divorce on extreme cruelty from Lorain. Paul Alexander also sues for cruelty. Walter Keller sues Walter Graff of Avon Lake for 15209 dollars over a September 21 1932 auto collision on Lake Road. Jury awards C A Park 490 dollars against Turner Harene for a farm sale commission. British shoe factories reportedly receive many orders from the United States.
The badly described murder of Rheta Wynekoop unfolds with police learning of multiple family deaths in four years and a $5,000 double indemnity policy on Rheta taken by Dr. Alice Wynekoop. Detective notes include burglarized offices and a basement shooting while Rheta was under anesthesia, with motive still unclear and neighbors recalling a cheerful artist-musician couple.
Miami in late December will host a 72 hole world golf championship match between Johnny Goodman and Danny Shue at the Miami Biltmore Country Club. The winner claims possession of the Col Henry L Doherty gold trophy.
Chronicling a 1928 turn of events, a trio of pivotal outcomes in the Western Conference reshaped the championship. Wisconsin fell to Minnesota while Michigan upset Iowa and Illinois defeated Ohio State, sealing Illinois as champion and underscoring why the upcoming Illinois showdown is deemed crucial at Ohio Stadium.
President Roosevelt's post repeal committee proposed complete control of liquor manufacture and sale through NRA codes and AAA marketing agreements. The plan envisions federal control from Dec 5 until Congress enacts measures, with hours and wages set by NRA and prices by AAA, overseen by a new federal alcoholic control administration.
John Sito asked for a Supreme Court review of a Lorain County personal injury case in which a lower court ordered him to pay Charles Shepard $1. He was sued for striking Shepard with his car at the Broad Street and East Avenue intersection in Elyria. The report mixes varied items from a murder case and Greenland water temperatures with unrelated details.
Six teams share the Lorain County Class 3B lead and will collide in four games tomorrow. Henrietta hosts LaGrange. Ridgeville meets South Amherst. Eaton hosts Avon. other matches include Belden at Camden, Brownhelm at Penfield, Columbia at Brookside, Bright on at Clearview, and Grafton at Avon Lake. Coach changes and key players noted for Henrietta and Ridgeville as the schedule unfolds.
A sport page essay recalls Yaleyard versus Rutprince rivalry with historic games and colorful lore. It notes Toledo University selecting Ed Smolescas ski as football captain for 1934 season.
United Press reports results from several cities with a mix of throws and matches. Notable names include Ed Ler Strangler Lewis, Sam Stein, Mayes McLain, and Dick Shika among others, with events across Newark Los Angeles Chicago and New York involving wrestlers boxers and footballers.
Fight results from unaired press items list multiple bouts with outpoints and decisions. Names include Tommy Lough, Ray Impelleitiere, Vartas Milling, Al Roth, Lou Poster, Eddie Houghton, Johnny Bonito, Johnny Mezre, Joe Telken, Lew Farber, Baby Joe Gans. Locations include New York Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles and dates/weights show mixed details. The report compiles several lower profile decisions and knockouts from varied venues and fighters.
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