Downfall Of Champions Featured 1935 Ohio College Football
The 1935 season saw two former champions fall from grace as Baldwin-Wallace surged to the Ohio Conference crown and Ohio University claimed the Buckeye lead. Cincinnati opened strong but dropped after shocks from Union Wesleyan and Ohio University. Zech of Western Reserve topped scoring with 114 points, while Nobie of Baldwin-Wallace was runner-up with 89. Haerr of Baldwin-Wallace added 22 conversions. Oberlin posted three wins and a tie on a low point total.
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United Press
Olumbus
Unio Wesleyan
Ohio Uni
Wooster Falls
Ohio
Wooster
Peren Ya Power
King
L. A
Cincinnati
Ohio II
Baldwin-Wallace
Berey
Wemf
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Uack
Findlay
Orhi
Ashland
Seeback of
University of Buffalo
Baldwin- Wallace
Tin Tle Holbrook College
Holbrook
Oberlin
Hiram
Zech
Ray Zech
Western Reserve
Zel
Keun Noble
Nobie
Ors
Ane
Quay Ray Novoid
Lan
Sayers Wins 1935 Lake Erie Scoring Title In 21 12 Loss
Artin Sayers of Lakewood, scoring both touchdowns in a 21 12 defeat to West Tech on Thanksgiving Day, earns the 1935 Lake Erie League individual scoring crown with sixteen TDs totaling 96 points. Paul Kromer of Lorain finishes as his chief rival with 45 points, while rivals Ashland and Kent State loom in potential December league fireworks and Kent State protests Ashland field conditions after a recent 18 7 loss.
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West Tech
Artin Sayers
Lakewood
Sayers
Paul Kromer
Lorain
Axroutier
St Pointe
Kromer
Satersee
Ohio
Ashland
Kent State
Kent Stater
Kent
Ashlard
Struck Furnitures Defeat Elyria Lumber in League Clash
Struck Furnitures defeated the Elyria Lumber and Coal Company pinmen in two out of three at St. John's Lutheran League match last evening. The Lumber team led late in the final game by a two pin margin. R. Grinzel led Struck with 533 for high three, Sam 213 was high single, 185 for Grugel.
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Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
St. John’s Lutheran
R. Grinzel
Elyria Lumber and Coal Mope
Star Cleveland Team Rolls Here Tonight
The Waldorf Hi-Proofs, Cleveland's leading bowling team, host Elyria Al-Stars at Knights of Columbus alleys this evening. Elyria's lineup includes Wilcox Renninger Donnell Ty Bohn and Traxier. Match time is set for P M.
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Waldorf Hi-Proofs
Cleveland
Elyria
Schmeling Sails To Study Louis For Possible Match
Schmeling of Germany former heavyweight titleholder sailed yesterday aboard the Bremen for America to study Louis for reference in the event he is matched with Detroit Nero next summer. He plans to study Louis' style and technique during the voyage for potential future bout planning.
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Mas Schmeling
Iitleholder
America
Bremen
Jon Louis- Pauline Uzeudun
Schmeling
Louis’ Sme
Blair Third Ohio Coach To Quit Post
Howard H. Red Blair resigns after a nine year Akron tenure as coach and athletic director until June 1 1938. His Akron team went six wins and three losses in the recently closed season amid alumni dissatisfaction and onfield pressures. Blair, an Ohio State alum, cites school harmony as reason.
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Akron
Self
Howard H
Blair
University of Akron
Ohio State
J. WL. Wilce
Ohio
Juse
Joe Meyer
Klavier University
Cincinnati
University of Toledo
Nicholson
Toolroom Beats Time Clerks In Bowling League Match
The Toolroom defeated the Time Clerks in a General Industries Bowling League match at the Temple last evening. Schmittgen led the Toolroom with 522 in three games, while Gruge of the same team had a top single of 191.
Bribe Story Proves Hoax in Fordham Scandal
New York date Nov 30 a widely circulated bribery tale regarding Fordham University players was found to be a hoax. Capt Joe Maniaci allegedly stirred the affair to rouse his team. Maniari and Amerino Sarno were named as targets but Maniari confessed the episode to Father Mulqueen calling it a joke.
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New York
Ford Bam University
Rsday
Usity
Joe Maniaci
Maniari
Amerino Sarno
Fordham
Harold Mulqueen
St. John’s Hall
The Dragon and Berry Rematch at Rialto Theatre
A Wednesday card at the Rialto Theatre headlines The Dragon facing Wild Red Berry of Pittsburgh Kansas in a best two of three falls two hour bout. Their SeCord Street clash two weeks ago was among the roughest seen here. Also on the bill Angelo versus Black Panther in a one hour feature and a ten minute opener with two local youths at 8:30 p.m.
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the Dragon
Wild Red Berry
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Dragon
Das
Berry
Secord Street
Angelo
Panther
Marronio Angelo
Buffalo
Grappler
Black Panther
Louisville
Contributors To Chest and Local Firms Listed in Honor Roll
A long list of individuals and companies appears as contributors to Chest, including Elyria Belting and Machinery Co., Harshaw Chemical Co., and many named people such as J. Altfeld, Mildred Walsh, John Vajda, Fred W Kitchenrither, Deane Samuel Stevenson, Claude F. Martin, Stanier Root, and Ralph Day Harvey Cole, among others. The roster reflects community support with numerous names, firms, and addresses noted in a formal honor roll style.
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J. Altfeld
Mildred Walsh
Helen Moczny
Will Reese
Lonzo Fitzpatrick, Jr
John Vajda
Max Raiz
B. McCarthy
Carl Telzerow
Fred Wkitchenrither
Bar Kavrier
Wo. Shamel
L. Hopkins
Walter ‘Root
A. Fitzpatrick
Andrew ‘“Moczny
John Horvath
Ralph Day Harvey Cole
E. Telzerow
Stanier Root
The
Harshaw Chemical Co
C. H. Price
Deane Samuel Stevenson
Howard Real
Claude F. Martin
Stephen Kraniak
H. Eberhart
Wm. Koisilfred Block
Ray Church
Amato
George Sittinger
P. W_ Dalexy
Joan
Albert Nairy
Jesss F. Lamberti
Jay Tharer
Jesse Adams
Kenneth Tucker
Burton
Wm. Vinson
D Naty, Inc
Giowiske
Thomas H. Clark
E_ J. Kaylor
John Rahl
Wm F. Wiech
Earl Raab
Howard Boiamer
Ralph Bair
L. C. Baumbard
Herman Leppien
Ciand
EB. Doane
Wm. Kasubienski
Kaleppien
James Trupa
Esier Post
L. C. Mil Struck, Jr
Thomas G. Sienhens
Bryson Wilbur
A. H. Bittner
Steve Palog Fi
Adam Sieminski
Herbert Wiech
Joe Klein
Hubert Herold
Ralph Meyers
A. M. Mallory
Steve Pilasczyk
E. T. Boynton
John Metera
Frank A. Andress
Howard Pasenow
Emil T. Strack
Harry H. White
G. W. Wagner
A. L. Young
Ella Sheriff
A. Duffy
C. F. Neuwirth
Carl Ss. Pomelee
Herman Koftsky
Ford Biggs
Marcel Bycckowski
Dan Donovan
E. W. Chandler
Randolph Diederick
Patsy Trupa
Ray Newcomb
Named list of individuals and companies appears in local notice
A lengthy OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and corporate names including Harold Wendorff Dorothy Ives Adolph Basquitt Dominic Staskewi Peter Szenie W Miles Stan Wilczak Lorain Journal Ward Baking Co Shell Petroleum Co Kroger Co Masonic Board of Trustees Murbach Coal Co Atlantic, etc. The item seems to be a damaged directory style notice or collated roster with many proper nouns and affiliations but no cohesive event or action. The readable portion provides no dates, actions, or outcomes to anchor a narrative.
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Harold Wendorff
Dorothy
Ives
Adolph Basquitt
Dominic Staskewi
Peter Szenie
W Miles
Stan Wilczak
L. A. Amato
Frank Schramm
J. E. Hensing
ILE_ Suite
Loren Siy
Joe Geriock
Frank Laming
Orr
Fredard
M. M. Windsor
M. Harrison
Paul R. Hines
Antonio Cirigliano
Chas. Koepp
J. D
C. B. Dawson
Mabel Marsh
A. D. Buck
Ward | Baking Co
Star Bakery Co
Telling-Belle Vernon Caithe
Carer Co
The
John Lersch Co., Inc
Shell Petroleum Co
Lorain Journal
City Tee & Fuel Co
Eldetread Tire & Supply Co
the Northern Savings & Loan
A C. Crisp
Plas Construction Co
Ralph Murbach
Ju D. Murbach
the Murbach Coal & Pic Co
Masonic Board of Trustees
Leo R. Meyer
the Brown Inc
Kroger Grocerr & RB. Co
Frank B. Kuelmer
H. Merthe
the Ridge Tool Co
Mean Shoe Co
C. A. McM Duplex Foundry Co
H. W. Schwindling
Fred Grundler
W.L. Sikora
FE. V
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Mercham
Bob Thompson
H. Jackson
George Fillmon
M. Perry
Geo. Smitzer
Amvron Krugman
Minnie Knapp
Eleanore Armitage
Walter Jazewski
Gertrude Werners
George Kenios
A. RB. Taror
Katherine Herschler
Henry Wirscham
E. J. S.rom
J. Rran
A. T. Castile
M. D. O'Dell
G_ Brizzs
Morris Schield
Metropolitan Club
Genevieve Oroskor
Sehnarr
R. C. Stannard
Carl Pitts
J. J. McGuire
Theron Amos
John Geide
L. J. Leser
W. J. Ready
J. R. Millspauch
Barney Davis
Henry G. Peat Beth M. Rich
Geraldine Gerves Gates
M. P. Heather
H. H. Hall
Coan & Esnett of7 Co
A. Tpwer
GS A. Minnieh
My. Zeehman
Edward P Riley
R. B. Woolf
J. 4
Jackson
Helen Bech
Hecork Floral Co
P. Line Sterrer
Myron Ave
Ohio U. Seeks Orange Bowl Bid Amid Conference Speculation
Fragmented text describes Ohio University and Miami, Florida, discussions about an Orange Bowl contest. Mentions Thanksgiving Day scores, committee actions, and potential selection, with references to New York and Fordham as context. The piece is incomplete and reads like a rough OCR draft of a sports brief about bowl eligibility and decisions for a New Year game.
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Afi
Sai
New York
Fordaem
Sebouis Methodist
Stanford Chooses Bowl Opponent Rumors Fly
The text reports on Stanford’s undecided bowl plans after the Southwest winner, with speculation about possible opponents. It notes interest from Minnesota’s coach and rumors of urging the Big Ten to alter postseason rules.
Ross Slugged War to Victory Over Garcia in Chicago
Barnes Ross world welterweight champ, famed as a cautious technician, fought Ceferizo Garcia in a 10 round decision at Chicago. Ross earned a unanimous verdict from referee and judges, though he could not drop Garcia. Freddie Miller defeated Christy in another 10 round non title bout, dominating every round.
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Chicago
Rosenbloom Beats Lewis in Unpopular Heavyweight Bout
In San Francisco Maus Rosenbloom former world heavyweight champion won a controversial eight round decision over Henry Lewis in a listless non title fight last night. Also noted New York golf links event to be played at Park Farm. A mix of modern ideas rises amid Western education debates in China.
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San Francisco
Maus Rosenbloom
Worldight
Addin Henrys Lewis
Erro Eheider
New York
China
Great Princeton Team Faces Yale In Final Grid Struggle Today
Henry McLemore reports from New Haven as Princeton and Yale prepare for a pivotal clash. The Tigers seek a strong finish to a season with two losses, led by a veteran line and a resilient defense, while Yale counters with Keller, Train, and a capable backfield. Princeton aims to control the line of scrimmage and prevent a repeat of last year’s close defeat.
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Princeton
Yale
Henry McLemore
United Press
Haven
Conn
Tigers
Yeselar
Ae Todas
Levan
Constable
Tiger
Ptadium
Wes
Princeton Cosida
Ted Princeton Football Co
M.U
Texas
Sars
Yals
Prines
Yais
Chac
Grene
Dartmouth
Scarnig
Keller
Montgomery
Toll
Ritter
Larrys
Kei
Trishman
T.C.U. Favored Over S. M. U. In Gridiron Fray
In a pivotal end of season lineup, Texas Christian faces Southern Methodist in Fort Worth with TC U favored to clinch the Southwest Conference and boost Rose Bowl bid prospects. The card also features Yale, Army, Navy, and key Eastern and coast matchups shaping final bowl fates.
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N. York
Minnesota
Gophers
Southern
Texas Christian
Jae Fort Worth
Isettle
Stanford
TC. U
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Mf. U
Texas A
M. Princeton
Fale
New Haven
Tigers
Yale
Army
Navy
Franklin Field
Missiissippi State
Pittsburgh
Louisiana State
Tulane
Vanderli
iVictory
Alabama
Thursiday
Boston College
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Princeton
Columbia
South
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Florida
Auburn
Southwesiw
Rice
Barlor
Pacific Coast
U. S. L. Atantic
California
Idaho
St.Mary’s
Washington State
British Champ Wins New York Title Shot
British Empire lightweight champion Jock McAvor arrived in New York for a potential title bout with John Henry Lewis after a 20 round victory over Al McCoy of Boston. The Bankes School of Commerce basketball team of Akron seeks games with Elyria area teams. managers write to W. F. Bebont at 907 Fifth Avenue, Akron, Illinois.
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New York
Jocki McAvor
British Empire
Ia Jine
John ‘Henry Lewis
al McCoy
Boston
Bankes School of Commerce
Ieam
Akron
Elyria
Tre
W. F. Bebont
Fifth Avenue
Azron
Chic
Beware of Skids Silver Towns Lite-Saver tires
An old Goodrich ad touts the Lite-Saver Golden Ply tire with Heat resistant construction for high speed blow outs. It promises safer winter driving with road gripping tread and lower wear in fall and winter, offering protection at no extra cost over standard tires and noting better value for next summer.
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Bowith
Silvertowns
Goodrich
Silvertown
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