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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
11
Eleven Buckeye Conference players were named to the United Press honorary All-Conference team. Picked by coaches athletic directors and observers the selections favor workmanlike players who rely on brains over flashy displays with no prima donna standout among the honorees.
United Press lists first team selections for the All Buckeye football team with players and schools including Warren Ott Miami as left end and Captain William Stewart Miami at right. other men named include William Lnyder Ohio U left tackle John Raugh Ohio Wesleyan Ken Douds Wittenberg Joe Colvin Ohio U George Collins Ohio U Leonard Sadosky Ohio U and Joe Wallace Roudebush Miami among others with listed positions and weights.
Two players from Miami and Ohio University lead the United Press All-Conference honorary team for the second straight year. The backfield features Roudebush, Sadosky, Clinger, and Gar land while Ott headlines the end group and Douds anchors the line. Notable first-team mentions include Wright, Slaughter, Sidinger, Fertig, and others from Miami, Ohio University, Cincinnati, Denison, Wittenberg, and Ohio Wesleyan.
SOUTH BEND Ind Nov 30 Defensive drills against Southern California were scheduled for Notre Dame to study the Trojans huddle and formations. The Irish practiced yesterday and may scrimmage today or tomorrow before leaving Monday for Los Angeles for the Dec 10 clash. Motion pictures of Tulane California Rose Bowl action were to be shown tonight for added Trojan insight.
New York middleweight Bern Jeby began training in Cleveland for a 10 round charity bout with Paul Pirrone. Other expected arrivals for the program include Sammy Fuller Adolph Heuser and Tom Heeney with events slated for early December.
EAST LANSING Mich Nov 80 UP Three of Michigan State College's major football victories since 1929 have been against teams wearing maroon jerseys. Coach Jimmie Crowley said he believes maroon is a lucky color for the Spartans. The maroon shirted foes beat include Mississippi A and M in 1929 by 33 to 19, Colgate in 1930 by 14 to 7, and Fordham this season by 19 to 15.
Eddie Pape a junior guard from Elyria will win a letter at Ohio Wesleyan University as one of twenty seven Bishops named in today's announcement Only eight of the letter winners will be lost to graduation Pape has one more year of competition with the 1932 squad
Elyna business men back the plan for a benefit boxing card to be held December 12 at the Paladium Rink on Broad Street. Leading organizers include Clyde Roose of Hotel Newell Robert Vestal of Vestal Shoe Store and Dick Finegan of Finegan's Bakery.
Avon Eaton Henrietta Clearview and South Amherst remain unbeaten as the Lorain County High School cage race reaches its third round Friday Seven games include Henrietta hosting Columbia with Columbia tied at one win each Avon visits Brookside LaGrange plays Brownhelm Eaton goes to Avon Lake Clearview hosts Camden Brighton Penfield meets Penfield Brighton and South Amherst plays Belden Eaton Clearview Penfield and South Amherst hold favorites status.
Columbus Ohio November 30 The Buckeyes will not fill the vacant backfield coach position for 1993 after Don Miller resigned to devote time to his Cleveland based law practice. Miller said he might consider coaching near Cleveland and denied offers from John Carroll University.
Los Angeles November 20. Major league baseball players face a stiff salary cut next year, says Harry Grabiner, White Sox business manager. A readjustment of salaries is coming to align player pay with earning power of clubs as training periods are shortened from eight to four or five weeks, saving perhaps $15,000 per club.
Hope College defeated Alma 9 to 0 in a homecoming game at Holland. Alma protests after a punt from its own 10 yard line was blown by a gust of wind, reversed in flight, and sailed into the end zone for a safety, giving Hope two points.
The Merchants football team will practice tonight at the corner of 17th street and Middle avenue. Players are asked to report at 7 o'clock.
Southern Conference faces possible breakup as tensions rise ahead of December meeting in Knoxville. Disputes over Felts eligibility, Tulane-Vanderbilt rifts, near riot in Nashville, and debate over size and no broadcasting rule threaten unity. Potential new leagues like a Big Ten style group discussed, with eight to ten schools named as possibilities.
Henry McLemore notes Notre Dame crushed Army and will affect the public’s bets on Navy in the Philadelphia showdown. Bookies set Army as a favorite 12 to 5 but misread morale and strategy. The piece argues Notre Dame’s superior form and Army’s resilience temper the odds and hype.
The Canfield Oils bowling team, world match champions, will meet Hi-Speed All Stars of Elyria in an exhibition at Knights of Columbus alleys. They report a string of top league averages, high single game scores, and strong totals led by Captain Mercurio and teammates Mercurio Bodis Waid Weepp Abhrs and A Mercurio. Elyria counters with Shepard Bohn Worthington Banick and others.
Shute Denemore Shuta of Cleveland claimed the Miami Biltmore Open Golf title and the $40,000 prize, finishing 291 after a final 78. He edged John Revotta of Menominee and Ed Dudley of Wilmington by one stroke, with Dudley in third at 293 and Paul Romvan fourth at 294.
United Press reports several boxing results in New York and Los Angeles with notable upsets and disqualifications. Kid Chocolate outpointed Johnny Albr and multiple bouts ended with draws or referee actions. The Crimson Crosses face the Bearcats at Jefferson Field challenging action Sunday at 2 30. Giants announce Waite Hoyt and Clarence Mitchell released as part of a broader team overhaul.
College football trainers prepare disabled players Friday to boost health for the next day. Army aims to beat Navy by two to three touchdowns in most positions, leveraging power and brilliance. Coach Rip Miller stresses fighting spirit and breaks as keys to victory.
Guenin Pretzels beat Clark's Service to widen their lead in the City League bowling standings. Eddie Kawolles led the Pretzels with 612 total, aided by a 908 991 951 series as the team posted 2850. Eagles swept Knights of Columbus 3 0 while Birdmen led with 899 835 970 for 2807. Chronicle Telegram Elks battle for second place Thursday, needing three straight over the newspapermen.
The tenth annual Elyria Lorain grid banquet was held last evening in the Elyria High cafeteria with about 200 attendees including players, coaches, cheerleaders and faculty. Dave Eaton presided as toastmaster and introduced Roy Clymer and Lorain coach Earl Ve Mi-Caskey who spoke for their teams. Professor C D Burr of Oberon College gave the principal address on what individuals derive from football.
University of Illinois coach Zuppke toured Cleveland Stadium and warned that only better sod would lure Notre Dame or other major teams next season. He discussed possible 1933 games at the lakefront stadium with schools like Ohio State, Michigan, Army, and Notre Dame partners, amid revival of a minor team in Cleveland.
Amos Alonzo Stagg UT Chicago football coach to retire at end of the school year will be honored at the 45th Street Business Men's Association football dinner at the Shoreland tonight. He said he is not through coaching and feels he has many active years left.
East Side Blues will practice this afternoon at Allen School at four o clock. Players requested to attend: Knipper Hill Hinderer Nagorka Rosie Wiley Foster Brown Wiley Schroeder Wircenske Edington Knipper Hoadley Dodd Dumsky.
Juniors top Sophomores in a rain delayed Elyria inter-class meet with 18 points across five events while Sophomores trail with 14 and Seniors hold 3 points. Alfie O’Donnell leads individual scoring with 11, Bob Carter second with 10, as events list times and placements through the afternoon.
A humble bicycle gains fame and boosts makers as lightweight cycling grows popular. An exhibition in London reveals the trend with 50 new cycles sold in the past two years, reflecting rising interest in cycling, hiking, and camping.
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