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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1930
Page
4
The Thomas Furnitures defeated the All Stars 7-0 before about 1,500 fans at Ely Stadium practice field. The lone score came in the first period after a 40 yard march, J Wills breaking off tackle for a ten yard touchdown, Fortman adding the extra point.
The Furnitures and All Stars traded leads in a punt heavy showdown. Key moments include a fumble by Maddock on an All Stars pass scramble and a late stand by Furnitures near the goal line. Thomas team gains praise for strong play, with Everhart Chapman and Yost shining for the All Stars. Thanksgiving game prep vs Holy Cross Old Timers noted. Koviak pleased, practices slated for tomorrow and Wednesday.
Haserod Jewelers traveled to Lorain Sunday and were shut out 14 to 0 by Lorain Ohio Ice-Ex His. Lorain scored first when Fitzgerald recovered a punt on the Jeweler 11 yard line for a 2 yard TD after a blocked punt. In the third quarter Vige intercepted a Mastin pass and returned to the 15, setting up another Wigg rushing score. Lorain controlled the line, with Wolfe, Botamer and Mastin making key plays. Haserodt's Cox Cronin and Jago fought hard on defense and ground gains.
Ohio Ice-Expy 70 j] OQ-14 Touchdowns via Wolfe after efforts. Substitutions listed for Gore Kates Botchick Nickelette Rosenfeld Bush. Officials noted: Referee Dudler Umpire Forester Head Linesman Smith. England census set for Sunday April 26 1931. Radio business turnover 1930 at the Dillion mark.
The elimination of the Haserodts from the County championship race by Lorain Ohio Ice-Ex Hys yesterday leaves the city title wide open. The Question Marks issue their final challenge to the Jeweler led Haserodts for the heavyweight city championship on a winner take all basis.
Final standings show Michigan 15 over Chicago 0 and Notre Dame 14 over Northwestern 0. Wisconsin 14, Minnesota 0, Ohio State 12, Illinois 9, Indiana 7, Purdue blank, Iowa 12, Nebraska 7. Non conference results noted as X non-conference.
The Y M C A Volleyball League begins its schedule with five teams. Rotary Club, the 1929 champion, defends the title amid strong competition. Schedule includes matches on November 25 and December dates with Rotary, Kiwanis, Y Indus, Cheese and Cracker, and Young Men competing.
The Scarlet Streaks traveled to Vincent yesterday and routed the Vincent Bulldogs 34 to 6. Quarterback Braden linked with Thornton for three touchdowns while Kiely picked a Bulldog pass in the third quarter. Schaefer scored twice more and kicked four extra points as the Streaks dominated.
Lorain High clinched the Lake Erie League championship with a 45 to 0 victory over Elyria on Saturday. Heights finished second, while Elyria Lakewood and Shaw tied for third as final standings show Lorain atop the league.
Northwestern and Michigan share the 1930 Big Ten title with perfect 5 0 records marking the first undefeated conference finish for the pair since 1926. Purdue drops to third after losses to Michigan and Indiana, while Wisconsin and Ohio State tie for fourth after a lone conference draw. Iowa finishes strong with a 12 7 win over Nebraska and Chicago ends with a 16 0 loss to Michigan in a full conference schedule amid a slow Hawkeye start.
A pass during the period led to Monagan to Boys and the teams will meet again next Sunday at Richwine Field, continuing the matchup under the same season stakes and venue.
Lorain High outpaced Elyria 45 to 0 at Ely Stadium to clinch the 1930 Lake Erie League crown. Star backs Nickelette and S Pincura powered a dominant attack while the line dominated, blocking punts and opening yardage for multiple touchdowns. Elyria’s Harold Block stood out for the Crimson Flash, but Lorain’s offense and stronger line overwhelmed the visitors with four quarters of careening drives and decisive scores.
Ohio colleges schedule six Thanksgiving Day games with Buckeye and Ohio Conference clashes. Miami faces Cincinnati for third place in the Buckeye standings, while Mt Union visits Akron in the OAC tilt. Case Western Reserve renews with Case in Cleveland as Western Reserve has struggled. Wittenberg travels to Dayton in a key Lutheran clash, and Xavier hosts Haskell after last week’s 27 to 0 win by Haskell.
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