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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1941
Page
4
Elyria readers learn of the upcoming Cleveland Rams versus Chicago Bears home opener with ticket prices listed and local inquiries. The piece also previews Michigan versus Minnesota and notes historical Michigan Minnesota clashes, broadcast plans, and the broader Big Nine title implications.
Grimes, newly installed head coach at Loudonville High in Ashland County, sees his team open with two decisive wins 31-0 and 1-0 as standout fullback Nouse earns praise as a coachable talent. Freshman Dick Hollinger shows promise as a key recruit amid a village sports surge.
Clearview Clippers edge Rocky River 13 to 12 in a dramatic last play finish. Gee Krupp and John Corogin teamed for the decisive reverse scoring drive after trailing 18 to 7. Left halfback Charlie Perkavsik capped Clearview’s rally with a reverse keeper from five yards out for the final touchdown.
New London 7-0 thumped Vermilion 8 0 in a hard fought Victoria League opener on New London arid field. Walters intercepted a Vermilion pass for an 80 yard TD but was nullified by a clipping penalty. Saunders and Walters connected for a third quarter score, with New London advancing within inches of the goal line earlier and driving the Vermilion line early in the contest.
Three teams shared first place after a late evening bowling session at the Dowling Center. Blue Sky, Patata Chips, and White Crowns battled for the top spot as high scores rolled in from multiple lanes, with Blue Sky edging ahead in several games.
Wittenberg opens with a 13-0 victory over Muskingum as the Tigers dominate early. The game features Owen Shirk and Valney Woehlier keying drives, with strong first half defense and timely scoring in the second period.
The Brooklyn Dodgers meet the New York Yankees in game three of the World Series with Olé Sel projected to shine on a day forecast for rain though crowds gathered early at Ebbets Field.
Avon Lake Shoremen stay undefeated in six-man football by defeating Avon 25 to 14 on Avon gridiron. Ken Hardesty and Bill Schwendeman each scored five touchdowns for Avon Lake, with Bill Lawler adding a point after. Avon’s scorers were Julian Forthafer and Bill Sample.
The Northeaglern Obig Coaches and Officials Association will hold a rules discussion meeting at the Elyria YMCA Monday evening at 7 30. The open session invites coaches officials of Nether Ohio and any other interested persons to attend.
Southern California aims for a decisive triumph over Oregon State at the Coliseum as coach notes a hard fought victory last week and stresses improving the team’s attitude. The Trojans, counted among gridiron favorites, prepare for a strong challenge from Ohio State’s station in a high profile clash.
Wellington High Dukes defeated the Alumni team 7 to 0 on a muddy afternoon at the Fairgrounds. The lone scoring play came in the second quarter when McKissan intercepted at the 48 yard line and returned to the 14. Barson kicked the extra point to seal the win as Wellington continues as one of Lorain County's few undefeated scholastic teams.
Medina High Bees, defending Northern High School League champions, dominated Brecksville 44 to 0. Star halfback Jim Dobson sparked the opening 60 yard run as Kim Gibbs connected with Corvin Lelerly for a second score, while Kule and Johnson added extra points and the Bees rolled to their second victory in three starts. Local newspaper tone preserves strong, period-style reporting.
The Pioneers lost their third consecutive game in a row, a new club record for consecutive defeats. The team struggled with listless play as they faced the Rangers on the road, dropping the opener 20 points.
Lakewood defeated Elyria 13 0 on a night marked by bold Lakewood drives and solid running. Bill Fletcher and Len Benbow led the attack with two touchdowns combining for the Rangers scoring and Jones Lewis contributed, while Elyria faced penalties and costly mistakes including a botched extra point and blocked punts that dashed their comeback chances.
In Chicago, the White Sox defeated the Cubs 4 to 1, extending their lead to two games atop the standings after last night’s win. The victory solidifies Sox momentum ahead of the next clash and underscores strong performance from their pitching staff.
The usual bowling matches are on schedule. Republic Steel Bowling League at Syria Bowling Center features Bax ye Brow Tigers and Twellans. Athletics vs Senators and Red Sox vs Yankees also listed.
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