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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1935
Page
8
Lorain defeated Elyria 7-3 to secure the Lake Erie grid title as major undefeated teams dominated regional action. Minnesota remained a top national contender with a 22-7 win over Wisconsin, while Auburn, Texas Christian, Southern Methodist, and others posted conference results shaping bowls and invites.
Oberlin College fell 40 to 0 as Western Reserve's Ray Zeh and Puck Burgwin each scored two touchdowns. Zeh boosted his season total to 112 points with two TDs, while Burgwin sprinted 45 yards for two scores after a key reception and a tipped pass. Reserve built a 26-0 halftime lead and accumulated over 600 yards from scrimmage. The game may mark the end of the long rivalry with Oberlin, and Reserve faces Case in the Turkey Day finale.
The Spencer Merchants basketball team seeks games with any teams in the Elyria area. Interested managers should write to Wilbur Rock in Spencer, Ohio.
Wakefield Massachusetts Miss Gladys Tucker a Wakefield New Hampshire school teacher uses homing pigeons to notify her parents after weekends at home. She used to telephone or telegraam but costs rose. Her father Martin Tucker breeds homing pigeons so she releases one with her and the birds return within an hour, signaling her safe arrival each week.
The City Bowling League moves Thanksgiving double shift games to tonight. First shift at 7:40 pits Kitty's Place against Knights of Columbus and Jackson Wall Papers versus Maumee Dairy. Second shift at 9:30 has I. T. S. facing Eir tia Hardware and Welsh Funeral Home meeting Crawford Men's Wear.
In a snow filled Princeton Dartmouth game, an unknown Dartmouth lineman stood out amid the guards and tackles. He charged the line with fervor, blocked, and helped hold Princeton to two touchdowns. Spectators hope Dartmouth assigns him a varsity letter next spring and a big block D.
Sauer, Nebraska ace, returns to Rialto Wednesday to duel Wild Red Berry in a best of three falls two feature. Promoter Dan Morris also presents Black Dragon vs Walter Miller in another rough bout with 90 minute time limit. The show opens at 8 30 with two local hopefuls on the mat.
Ohio State and Minnesota claim the Big Ten championship after Ohio defeats Michigan 3 to 0 while Minnesota beats Michigan 10 to 0. The season marks Francis A. Schmidt's second year as Ohio coach, with 15 Buckeyes set to graduate after Saturday’s finale and a banquet tonight to elect the 1936 captain.
Ohio University and Baldwin-Wallace celebrate perfect Buckeye and Ohio Conference seasons. Ohio University remains undefeated in league play with a 57 to 9 win over Wooster, while Baldwin-Wallace extends its conference streak to seven straight wins, outscoring foes and nearing the title. Toledo rises to second after a 21 to 4 defeat of Heidelbers, ending Nicholson’s tenure as coach. Mount Union suffers a harsh upset as All-Toms shocks the previously unbeaten squad.
In a 7 3 defeat to Lora, Ly ria proved strong yet unclear about substitutions as the final play sparked heated debate with Referee Steve Hazelwood. The discuss ion centered on whether El ria had scored a touchdown as the game ended. The New Violets consider rivals including Princeton Minnesota Southern Methodist Texas Christian Notre Dame Ohio State Duke and North Carolina as postseason prospects.
Elyria Panthers chalked up a third straight victory by defeating Lorain Alumni 7 to 0 yesterday afternoon. Deb Urig and Joe Mishak sparked the game with a 35 yard boot and strong passing as Elyria's offense drove deep into Lorain territory. Maddock blocked a Lorain field goal, then ran 15 yards after a fumble, and Urig added the extra point.
Notice asks Hughes Pro vision eofthat team members to attend an important meeting tonight at the market. Manager Bill Wooden urges every member to be on hand. Mount Union leads in title hopes after a Denison 27 to 13 upset over Northern. Grand Eleven, led by Tom Rogers, finishes first season four wins five losses. Western Reserve remains unbeaten with a 40 to 0 victory over Oberlin. Buckeye Conference games feature Dayton over Wittenberg 27 to 0 and Marshall defeating Riotrange 25 to 0.
By Russ Davies Lake Erie League title goes to Lorain Lions after a 7 to 3 victory over Elyria Raiders at Ely Stadium. The closely fought annual clash drew about 7,000 fans who witnessed a hard hitting game with a near-miss field goal in the third period and a perfect late- game boot by Joe Scott.
Lorain defeated Elyria 21 14 as Gerber stopped the final Lorain drive with seconds remaining. Connie Kohlmyer starred for Lorain while Elyria's line and backfield played well aside from one costly lapse. Elyria held 921 first downs to Lorain's 613 and rushed 181 yards to 1113 for Lorain, with two successful passes.
Lorain beat Elyria 7 3 in a hard fought football game. Kramer scored the lone touchdown for Lorain from two yards out after a return to the Lorain 27 by Albie Reisz. Kremer converted the extra point and Lorain built a late drive to secure the win with strong line play and key carries by Kramer and Lavender.
In Champaign Illinois on November 25, Minnesota and Ohio State were declared official co champions of the Big Ten under the Frank Dickinson rating system. Prok Dickinson assigned both teams 20 points each, with Purdue and Indiana following in the standings.
Ohio State's 1935 football record ended Saturday as the Buckeyes defeated Michigan. The season, marked by a strong defense and key victories, closes with the Bucks finishing the year on the field at Columbus.
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