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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1932

Page

11

Elyria Tops Lake Erie in Scoring as Three Earn All-League Honors

Elyria High School finishes as leading Lake Erie League scorer with 54 points while three Elyria players earn spots on the All Lake Erie Team. Freddie Carlson nets 22 points in season and 49 overall, edging Bill Jones by one for top Crimson scorer. Lorain holds weak defense, Lavender opponents tally 60 against them.

Elyria Lake Erie Lorain Elyria High School Lakewood Crimson Shaw Erie Joop Lavender Freddie Carlson Carlson Bill Jones Norman Schoen Freddie Leh Man Jones

Pitt Faces Stanford in pivotal clash as favorite Panthers

Pittsburgh hosts Stanford in a high profile meeting with Pitt a slight favorite. Jock Sutherland’s Panthers aim to rebound after strong early season showings including wins over Notre Dame and Army while Stanford seeks an East invasion spark with full lineup minus injured Jack Hillman. More than 30,000 fans expected.

Stanford Pitt Southern California Jock Sutherland Pasadena Cardinals Panthers Notre Dame Army Ohio State Nebraska Cornhuskerg Buckeyes Pop California Washington Tattle Darloouth Boston Jack Hillman Phil Baker

Pitt Coach Sutherland Predicted Pitt Loss Before Stanford Game

In a column from Pittsburgh on November 26, the writer decries Jock Sutherland’s habit of predicting Pitt’s downfall before big games. The piece argues Pitt is a capable team with a real chance to win, referencing prior forecasts against Army Notre Dame Nebraska Ohio State and Carnegie Tech.

Henry McLemore United Press Ittsburgh Pittsburgh Panthers Cardinals Stanford Glenn S Pop) Warner California Gold Sunshine Pittsburgh Jock Sutherland Panthers Pop Jerkwater College Sutherland Pitt Army Notre Dame Nebraska Ohio State Carnegie Tech Anderson

Mercuries Face Hardware Quintet In Title Showdown

The defending Mercuries meet Elyria Hardware at Jefferson Junior High field tomorrow at 2 30 PM in a key gridiron title clash. Last year the Mercuries edged hardware 35 yard field goal by Murkowski gave a three point margin.

Mercuries Elyria Hardware Jefferson Junior High Field West Side Mercuries South Side Hardwares Murkowski

Army Notre Dame Game Toss-Up At Yankee Stadium

Wet weather turned the Army Notre Dame clash into a toss-up with even money odds. A near full house of about 79,200 was expected despite intermittent rain and tickets selling for up to 11 dollars.

New York Army West Point Ramblers West Pointers South Bend Nebraska Warner

Influenza Hits Bears Before Key Game

Chicago Bears face a major setback as quarterback Carl Brumbaugh, halfback Dick Nesbitt, and guard Carson are sidelined by influenza ahead of Sunday’s matchup with Portsmouth. Green Bay leads the race for the championship with Portsmouth second and Chicago third.

Chicago Portsmouth Chicago Bears Carl Brumbaugh Dick Nesbitt Carson Guard Bears Portsmuth Green Bay Packers Green Bay

Pitt Faith in Notre Dame Showdown Quelled by Early Beatdown

The article recalls Pittsburgh’s brutal beatdown of Notre Dame and notes coach assessment turning pessimistic. Sutherland predicts Stanford victory and mocks Pitt optimism while we bet $16 on Pitt’s failure if they win.

Colgate Eleven Feted as Unbeaten Great Raiders

Colgate University eleven coached by Andy Kerr receives praise for an unbeaten string and a possible bid to meet Southern California. Notable players include Whitey Ask Bob Samuel Howard Conrey Joe Hill George Van Teusen Bart Ellis Winston Anderson and Glen Peters.

Red Raiders Chenango Colgate University Andy Kerr Raiders Southern California Calgate Kerr Whitey Bob Samuel Howard Conrey Joe Hill George van Teusen Bart Ellis Winston Anderson Glen Peters

Colgate Seeks Rose Bowl Bid After Record Season

Colgate University would consider an invitation to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Kerr praises this Colgate squad as the finest he has coached, noting a 21-0 shutout of Brown and a scoring record unmatched since 1910 Pittsburgh.

Kerr Andy Rererr Colgate Central Press Chronicle-Telegram Hamilton N. Y Colgate University Pasadena Cal Brown Pittsburgh

Gorry High Individual Scorer Among Ohio Teams

Dayton halfback George Gorry led Ohio college football in scoring with 54 points this season, aiming to add more against Davis Elking on Dec. 3. Ohio teams closed their schedules. other top scorers include Bil Gilliland, Len Fertig, Dave Samuelson, and Bill Clinger, with four players making field goals.

Gorry Ohio Ralph Teatsorth United Press George Gorry University of Dayton Davis Elking Dayton Leo Grimes Mount Union Dwight Haley Heidelberg Ray Novotny Ashland Bil Gilliland University of Cincinnati Len Fertig Miami Dave Samuelson Case Bill Clinger Samuelson Joe Sinth Ohio University Clinger Dayton Ween Pena Gilliland Cinem Fetrng Minmi Miam Roth Wright Wittenberg Wertz G. Wesleyan Bahorle Wing Ziptel Finnigan W. Reserve Hart Wilberforce Sadosy McPhail Xavier Porosky Northern Bellman Wilmington Eaes Ott Milam Rez Defiance Cramer Brown Bluffton Hannegan Ohio State Freep Lew Hinchman Mike Vuchinich Martin Warner Damon Wetzel Bill Carroll Tom

Yale Names Lassiter Captain of 1933 Football Team

Yale University selects Robert Lassiter Jr. as captain of the 1933 football squad, succeeding John Wilbur in a unanimous election by the team. The move signals leadership for the season as Yale ahead of fall practice.

Robert Lassiter, Jr Yale University John Wilbur

Reed defeats Alaska challenger in Dayton wrestling match

Robin Reed of Portland wins over Bulldog Jackson of Alaska in Dayton, Ohio. Other results include Joe Hackenschmidt of Toledo defeating Dick Lever of Nashville and Ray Carpenter of Lancaster drawing with Turp Grimes of Dayton.

Dayton, O Robin Reed Portland Ore Bulldog Jack Son of Alaska Joe Hackenschmidt Toledo Dick Lever Nashville Tenn Ray Carpenter Lancaster Turp Grimes Dayton

Ross Beats Johnny Farr in Easy Lightweight Bout

In Milwaukee Barney Ross of Chicago defeated Johnny Farr of Cleveland at the auditorium. Ross weighed 135 and floored Farr four times, taking a decisive lead to strengthen his bid for Tony Canzoneri's lightweight title. Farr weighed 145 1-2 and was floored in rounds three seven eight and nine.

Milwaukee Barney Ross Chicago Johnny Farr Cleveland Tony Canzoneri Ross Farr

Portsmouth Team In Crucial Pro Games

Portsmouth faces two decisive games for the 1932 National League title. The Spartans host the Chicago Bears this Sunday and then meet league leader Green Bay Packers on December 4. A pair of wins secures Portsmouth the pennant as Bears and Packers each have three games remaining.

Portsmouth IPI Spartans Chicago Bears Green Bay Packers

Piqua Boxing Card Under Investigation

The Piqua Boxing Commission probes substitutions on a Wednesday night card promoted by C. Gunther. Promised fighters Mickey Breen Howard Jones and Joe Pagalina did not appear, three substitutes fought unannounced, detected when wire reports reported results. Gunther says he learned of the changes only after the events.

Piqua, O Piqua Boxing Commission C. Gunther Gunther Mickey Breen Louisville Howard Jones Huntington Joe Pagalina Piqua

All-Lake Erie League First Eleven Named by Chronicle Telegram

Elyria and Lakewood provide three players each for the mythical team with Jones and Novotny standout at back and tackle. Heights, Shaw, and Lorain players fill the balance as coaches from five schools assisted in selection amid injuries to several stars across the league.

Carlson Murkowski Dodsley Secon Lakewood Shaw Height Lorain Jones Novoth Russ Davies Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Heights Eisenhut Corning Hackstedds Krausel Espita Hackstedde Jack Shavely Lake Erie Selvic Lofain Kiduse Eliria Elvira Worden van Almen Ohio Ieague Snavely Lake Erie Loop Contam Beitler Coniam Novotny Richards Pearce Fasciano Alex Stewart Pettit Renouard Rose Kurlander Elsra Pos Ae Hugger Llyria Anwees L.T Aenes Fasciano Bittel L.G Stewart Lane Pettit Lakewood McSweeney R.G Aoe Rose Wees Pearce

Merchants Meet Lorain Nativities On Jefferson Grid

The Lorain WNativities face the Elyria Merchants at Jefferson Field in a preliminary to the Mercuries Elyria Wardware game. The first game starts at 1 pm. Lorain features ex Lorain High stars Dominski brothers Eddie Frank and Toma Glasomo.

Lorain Elyria Merchants Jefferson Field Elyria Port City Dominski Brothers Eddie Frank Toma Glasomo Chuck Petro Duggan Paonessa Ands Ross Brothers Bucky Freddie Ernc Ray Great Storm Myers Fiess Kochn Merchants

Collinwood Latin Play For Schoolboy Crown

In Cleveland on November 26 Collinwood High School, holder of the Cleveland Senate title, faces Cathedral Latin for the scholastic football championship. Proceeds from the game benefit the Give A Christmas fund of a local Cleveland newspaper.

Cleveland, C Cleveland Collinwood High School Cleveland Senate Cathedral Latin City Catholic

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