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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1934

Page

4

Lorain and Elyria play to scoreless grid clash for title

Lorain High retains the Lake Erie League football crown after a hard fought 0–0 tie with Elyria at Ely Stadium before 7,000. Referee Ty ler upheld a late Meyer run for a potential Lorain touchdown. Elyria, led by Coen and Cross, forced a stalemate as both teams excelled in defense and kicking.

Lhat Tyler Rules Meyer Elyria Wall Russ Davies O.T Lorain High Lake Erie Purple and Lavender Earl M. McCaskey Ely Stadium Lorain Invaders Johnny Kostyo Chuck Coen McCaskey Vince Abushi Jack Meyer Meyer E B. J Tip" Tyler Roy Clymer Clymer Hilyria Kostyo Coen Elsha Paul Kramer Hugh Cornelius Kotlmyer Kramer Elyrne Kromer Murkowski Purple Crimson Reisz Cross Wazyniak Schumar Lauer Madhock Crandall Strohsack Nichols Lee Froggie Cross Ralph Nichols Joe Scott Johnny Malden Klyria Scott Maiden

Coach laments last play as team falls short

Ely ta's coach praised the forward wall finishing with high credit for effort while Clymer and McCaskey voiced displeasure. The mentor admitted uncertainty about a decisive moment from his vantage point after the game.

Elyta Clymer McCaskey Hiyrig Gan

Elyria Ties For Second In Lake Erie League Title Quest

Elyria and Heights tied for second in the Lake Erie League as Elyria finished undefeated in league play and claimed a share of the championship. Elyria scored 49 points in four league games while Lakewood placed fourth and Shawnee finished last.

Elyria Erie Ely Lorain Lake Erie Purples and Lavender Elyria and Heights Lakewood Shaw

Lorain High School Football Substitutions and Officials

In Lorain a game lineup shows substitutions for players Ly urban, Lauer, Scott, Randall, Crak, Stahl and more with positions listed RT LE LE and DE. Officials include E J Iyer as referee and George Roudebush as umpire with head linesman M Evans from Western Reserve.

Lorain Closs Wees Tial Schurmmar Ee Macherk Nichols Hatrigk Kang Coen Rocher Kushins Meyer Kramer Maiden Rews Aostyo Kuhn Elyria — Lauer Scott Randall Strahsack Crak Stahl Ree Lyons Tiachi, Sanders C. Kotler E. J. Iyer Western Reserve George Roudebush Denison Ohi Western M. Evans

South End A.C. Gridders Claim Lightweight Title

South End A.C. trounced Elyria Country Club Caddies 12-0 on Warsida Inn grid to lay claim to the citr lightweight championship. Deb Urig and Varzinenkack scored the touchdowns for the winners.

Elyria Country Clai Warsida Inn South End A.C Citr Deb Urig Varzinenkack

Five Minnesota Players Named On U P All Big Ten Grid Team

Five Minnesota players named to the first team Big Ten grid selections include Larsen and Tenner as wings, Bengston and Bevan on the line, with Monahan at guard. Chicago and Ohio State stars Fakings and Berwanger joined Minnesota selections, highlighting a strong conference season and standout linemen.

Minnesota U P George Kirkley Hicago Chicago Illinois Ohio State Purdue Iona Idiaga Wester Mich Larsenogner Benera Bevan Larson Tenner Tenger Ras National Phil Bengston Welghing Bull Bevat Kengston Bengston United Presa Big Ten Firat Poaldon Carson Minnesul Ceee Aed Galbreath Umlnola Tarktea Hevan Uur Patterson Tentor Manahan Beynon Uwlindé Berwanger Eseyee Hell . Purvis Mattlund Reese Butht United Press Ward Michigan Oales Widaeth Viards Monahan Venter—Patterson Uullbacks Lund Minneso Serwanger Ossie Solem Jows

Novak And Cook Win Shuffleboard Match At Ready’s

Novak and Cook defeated Gehrke and Rainey 139 to 77 in a shuffleboard match Saturday at Ready's Cig ar store. The Finegan Bakery will play the Ready All-Stars tomorrow night at 7 30 in a team match.

Novak Cook Gehrke Rainey Muyed Ready’s Novak-Cook Gehrke-Rainey The Finegan Bakery Ready

Fleisch is Said to Unveil New 3D Film Process

An inventor described as an electrician scientist and pioneer film-strip creator has developed a third dimension theory. He tested the method in several cartoons including Little Dutch Miller and claims the Processa approach will enhance feature pictures further.

New York Tiew Max Fleischer Betty Boop Popeye Fleischer

Treaty fail to regulate arms exports under St Germain pact

By the Treaty of St Germain in 1920 the principal nations argued but never ratified the law to regulate export of arms and munitions of war to less developed countries.

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Hi Speeds And Amherst Open Cage Season

Amherst opens the basketball season with Hutton coaching and a starting quintet likely including Norie Hutton Jerry Gormley Al Sharp Bill Guild and Joe Varsa. Gison's Swedes veterans return along with Art Gleason Edd Moenz Johnny Hoffner as contenders. Jack Teacy Cleveland pro has been secured to boost home games. In the opener Somers Insurance of Elyria visits Amherst Businessmen. prelim set at Tra.

Amherst Fmaye Norie Hutton Jerry Gormley al Sharp Gison Hutton Bill Guild Joe Varsa Art Gleason Moenz Johnny Hoffner Jack Teacy Cleveland Somers Insurance Elyria Aneherst

Western Reserve Crushes Oberlin 51 to 7 in Grid Howl

Western Reserve dominated Oberlin College 51 to 7 as reserves and bench players logged major action. Key early aerials by Ray Zeh and Ippolito set up three early touchdowns, with Ken Zeh leading a second half running surge to add 32 points. Oberlin finally scored on a late 25-yard pass from Pfaltu b.

Cleveland Western Reserve Oberlin College Yeomen Reserve Ray Zeh Ippolite Ford Collins Red Cats Oberlin Ken Zeh Eoploampere Hecker Cusick

Ohio State Closes Fine Grid Season

Ohio State finishes second in the Big Ten after a one point loss to Illinois. The squad gains a strong nucleus for 1936 with veterans at every position, plus a promising freshman class. Key players include Camain Regis Monahan and Damon Wetzel, while the team’s records reflect a tough season against Colgate, Northwestern, Michigan, and others.

Ralph Teatsorth United Press Olumbus Ohio State Ilinois Olinnois Francis Schmidt Ohio Minnesota Colgate Schmidt Camain Regis Monahan Damon Wetzel Smith Iust Po Chin Ae Chin Towa Mist Bututhat Indiana Northwestern Western Reserve Chicago Michigan Olegg Obin Ohio Hne Ohta Kitkafy Ree Hin

Alabama Pitts Ends Sing Sing Football Career

In New York the notorious Sing Sing prison sees Alabama Pitts play his last football game for his alma mater. The All American star, jailed after a $25 robbery at age 18, graduates June 4 after a six year term. He leaves prison with a modest pension and his football fame. Pitts, six feet tall and 165 pounds, still flashes the same precise passing style and quick legs that earned national attention.

York Sing Sing Hudson Alabama Pitts Alabama Labama Warden Lawes

Elyria Lorain grid notes and local sports buzz

Local Elyria Lorain coverage recalls a disputed final play in the Ely Stadium game, with comments on referees and a Lorain High band featuring two miniature drum majors. It also previews Ohio Conference races, Wooster clinching the title, and notes on Ohio football with Miami, Cincinnati, and Ohio Wesleyan. a future Indians pitcher visit and a quiz on boxing gloves and a joking nickname.

Elyria-Lorain Ely Stadium Crimson Jack Meyer Pach Tyler Tripitt Fremont Sports Western Crass Fremont Ohio Wooster Seafs Heidelberg Buckere Miami Akron Mount Union Dayton Wittenberg Lorain High Bile McCaskey Lorains Earl M. McCaskey Dick Mowrey Seno Cleveland Indians Elyria Dennis Galehouse Doylestown Wade Myers Elyria Telephones Company Galehouse Oto

Alabama football star Edward Collins Pitts aims to start anew

The report notes Alabama player Edward Collins Pitts plans to drop his famed nickname and prison past, seeking a June start as plain Edward Collins Pitts and distancing from football glory. He had once claimed he could join any professional team, but is described as through with football despite past records and a Sing Sing association.

Hin Alabama Chuck Edward Collins Pitts Rack Sing Sing Alamaba

Eight Games on County Cage Sked Tuesday

Lorain County Class B scholastic expo teams enter the fourth round tomorrow evening with four unbeaten quintets. Eight games are slated for the evening as Henrietta, South Amherst, La Grange and Clearview face comparatively easy opposition. Henrietta hosts Belden, South Amherst goes to Ridgeville, La Grange welcomes Avon Lake, and Clearview meets Camden. other matchups include Avon at Penfield, Brighton at Grafton, Brookside at Eaton, and Brownhelm at Columbia.

Lorain County Henrietta South Anherst la Grange Clearview Belden South Amherst Ridgeville Avon Lake Camden Avon Penfield Brighton Grafton Brookside Eaton Brownhelm Columbia

Delaware Election Names Mills Honorary Captain Of Wesleyan Team

Delaware November 26 1934 Harlan Buck Mills of Warren was announced as honorary captain of Ohio Wesleyan's football team. Mills played guard for three seasons. John Turley of Delaware, leading scorer in the state, was voted the most valuable player and received the trophy. A separate note recalls Chilean forces entering Peru in 1881 and removing capital lamp posts and park benches.

Delaware Harlan ‘Buck” Mills Warren Ohin Wesleyan Mills John Turley Peru

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