Elyria High dominates East Tech in 39 to 0 rout
Elyria High School overwhelmed East Tech with a 39 to 0 victory. The Elyria backfield broke through early, scoring in the first eight minutes, as East Tech struggled to mount an offense. Penfound Guthman Forbes and Guthman led scoring with three, two, and one touchdowns respectively, while injuries to Elyria and East Tech players marked a brutal, high‑tempo game.
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Lorain Favored In Little Big Seven Championship Race
Lorain Times-Herald football writer predicts Lorain will win the Little Big Seven title after reviewing other teams. Fremont High fields one of the league’s largest squads with 55 players at practice. Norwalk backfield stars include Wickham Sheldon Amaden Kavanaugh Schlachter Kurken and Hargraves. Fremont spends over 450 on new uniforms and equipment. Track letters awarded to Amsden Bishop Laibold Simons Whitbeck Hough Gabele Henderson for meeting point totals and event requirements.
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Cole
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Bishop
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Simons
Whitbeck
Hough
Gabele
Henderson
Amherst vs Grafton gridiron clash ends in Amherst win
Amherst defeats Grafton 12 to 0 in a Sunday opener. Henes suffers a left shoulder fracture in the third quarter, sidelining a key defensive and offensive leader as Amherst plans a return game at Grafton on Oct. 24 with a crowd expected to travel.
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Grafton
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Hewes
Barhers F & Ta
Elyria
Grafton Tigers
Maerst Amherst Football Team Reorganized With Fast Eleven
Amherst's football program announces a major reorganization led by captain Chippy Bruce and coach Andrew Bruce. New officers include Mitchell as treasurer and Munazer as manager, with several former high school players such as Nicholls, Lynch, Slack, Jeager, Hoffner, and Becker among those expected to contribute.
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Leli le
Ov Mitchell
Munazer
Andrew Bruce
Willm Ehrman
Mitchell
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Ulmost
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Echool
Quar
Rhack
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Iwarda
Lynch
Slack
Jeager
Danny
Hoffner
Becker
Weiland
Kebloy
Lorain Breaks Jinx Heed By Lakewood High
Lorain tops Lakewood 3 0 in a rough game marked by misplays penalties and low scoring. Tross Kviked opened with a field goal for Lorain while Alexander sealed the win with a third quarter run from the five. Coaches and lineups listed, with substitutions noted as the Lorain team defeated Lakewood 3 to 0.
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Lakewood High
Lakewood Tish
Vareds
Aday
Tross
Lakewood
Alexander
Aine
Forbes
Lisbon
Ambrose
Soul
Gridiron Scores Across Colleges and High Schools Saturday
A flood of football results from Ohio colleges to national teams shows Cleveland Denison routing Vase 7 to 0 while East Tech topped Lincoln 84 to 0 and Westminster beat Ohio State 55 to nothing. Other notable margins include Army over Marshall 25 to 0 and Harvard past Mage 0. The day also features unexpected blowouts such as Yale 44 to 0 over Carnegie and Michigan State 39 to 0.
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Glenville High
Akron West High
Fostoria High
Turin
Akron North High
Kenmare High
Columbia Commerce
Newark High
Miami
St. Xavier
Cincinnati
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Marshall
Union
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Bucknell
Syracuse
Vermont
Cornell
Rochester
North Carolina State
Navy
George Washington
Western Maryland
Stevens Tech
Penn Military
Wellington Defeats Oberlin High in Historic Football Victory
Oberlin High lost to Wellington High 10 to 0 on October 4 at Well breton. Wellington scored first when Fullback Hevner kicked a field goal that barely crossed the bar. Bevier stood out for Wellington on defense and offense while Oberlin’s backs fumbled at critical moments.
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Wellington High
Wellbreton
Alt Hough
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Wellington
Hevner
Une
Wellegton
Bevier
Farrar
Oberlin Wins Heidelberg Battle In Tight Clash
Oberlin varsity football, missing full strength, edged Heidelberg 21 to 0 at Dillfield. Two recovered fumbles sparked Oberlin scoring. Mayer and Wheeler led the offense with Parkhill kicking all goals. Heidelberg showed little offense, limited to a 40 yard kickoff return by captain Schick. Oberlin meets Ohio State at Columbus next Saturday.
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Metcalf
Agaipet Heidelberg
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Ael
Taylor
Crimson and Gold
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Parkhill
Mayer
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Nayar
McPhee
Wintera
Heidelberg
Schick
Lyon
Ohio State
Calumbus
Swamped Saturday for Norwalk Sandusky and Bellevue
Three Northern Ohio Scholastic league teams suffered decisive losses Saturday. Sandusky fell 23 to 8 at Dayton Steely, Bellevue lost 0 to 83 to Toledo Waste, and Norwalk was blanked 9 to 0 by Lakewood. Elyria beat Cleveland East Tech 29 to 0, while Wellington defeated Oberlin 2 to 0. Oberlin leads the league with an 18 to 0 win over Bellevue two weeks earlier.
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Dayton Steely
Dayton
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Toledo Waste
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Norwalk
Lakewood
Elyriats
Cleveland East Tach
Wellington
Oberlin
College grid scores show lopsided results across conferences
Virginia defeated Randolph Macon 65 to 0 while Alabama rolled over Marion 45 to 0. South Carolina beat Wofford 10 to 0. Baylor edged Austin 9 to 0. Bouchwestern College led Oklahoma Aggies 7 to 7 at one point. Texas Christian recorded 13 points against Okta. Southeast 0. Texas U. won 26 to 0 over Southwastern U.
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Baylor
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Bouchwestern College
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Aggies
Texas Christian
Okta
Southeastern
Texas U
Southwastern U
Elyria Beats Lisbon in Open Professional Game at Riverview Park
Elyria defeats Lisbon 41 to 0 in a drizzly open professional football game. Ambrose and Bryant star for Elyria with multiple touchdowns as Cartwright’s squad dominates. attendance exceeds 1,000 but promoters expect 3,000 for Lorain series next Sunday in Lorain.
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