Big Ten Grid Contests Draw Big Crowds This Week
Gant rallies Elyria High grid fans as Big Ten football draws major attention. Michigan Northwestern and Minnesota Purdue games near 70 000 and 50 000 respectively at Ann Arbor and Minneapolis. Northwestern eyes title with line led by Fence Manske Gonya Riley Dilley Kinder Weldin. Minnesota relies on Manders Lund but missing Ubs for injured status while Purdue seeks early win. Chicago battles Yale at New Haven as Stagg unveils whirlwind shift. Wisconsin Iowa clash and Ohio State Indiana follow with Illinois facing Bradley Tech.
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Weldin
Harry Newman
John’ Regezi
Minnesota
Jack Manders
Pug Lund
Ubs
Gophers
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Yale
New Haven
A.A Stagg
Madison
W. C. Spears
Wisconsin
Oscie Olem
Iowa
Ohio State
Indiana
Illinois
Bradley Tech
Opening Buckeye season tests and intercollegiate clashes
Ohio State hosts Indiana in a Big Ten opener while Denison meets Wittenberg in a Friday night tilt that could decide conference cellar status. Ohio’s slate includes Wesleyan at Syracuse, Franklin at Ohio University, Depauw at Miami, and Baldwin-Wallace at John Carroll. Other Ohio teams face tough tests across five intersections and several nonconference games.
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Dope the Results Contest draws many entries
Readers across Lorain County send in football contest answers with a surge from Elyria outskirts. The Chronicle Telegram offers two tickets to Ohio Wesleyan at Wittenberg and Akron at Wooster as prizes. Contest closes noon Friday October 7 and results are final.
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Kid Chocolate Defeats Johnny Farr in Detroit Fight
Cuban featherweight Kid Chocolate dominated all ten rounds against veteran Johnny Farr of Cleveland at Olympia Detroit, weighing 128.5 pounds to Farr’s 123, winning easily without a knockout in the final moments.
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Gria Hardware Team Practices Tonight
Gria Hardware team 8o conducts practice tonight at Poeld. Announcement notes continue with upcoming events and possible sales.
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Kenyon Opens 1932 Season Against Hobart at Geneva
Kenyon College in Gambier Ohio prepares to start its football season by facing Hobart College in Geneva New York next Saturday. Due to finances Kenyon will play six games this fall with Capital Marietta Otterbein Rochester and Ashland on the slate. The squad shows defensive strength but backfield and end inexperience with Judge and McNamee at halfback Mason at quarterback Tritsch at fullback Meeks versatile and Wood sidelined temporarily. Potential linemen include Swan Hamman Garfield MacKenzie Sutton Mottor Critchfield Kayser Chenat Tawson Quinby Keppler and Swanson under coach Rudy Kutler assisted by Dudlia Sammon and Birch Roe.
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Rudy Kutler
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Wooster Eleven Crippled For Heidelberg U
Wooster College faces Heidelberg after a 12-0 win over Ashland. Center Jimb H Rambaugh is out three weeks with a knee injury and tackle Georgie Weisenbach broke a hand. coach Boles shuffles lines as Wooster aims to repeat previous wins against Heidelberg. over 150 Ohio high schools invited to High School Visitors Day.
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Mercuries to Clash With Lorain Eleven Next Sunday
Elyria Mercuries travel to Lorain to face the Serbu Oakwood Dairy team at Oakwood Park in a season preview. Last season the Steeltowners tied Lorain for the county heavyweight title in a scoreless draw. New signings Mel Gerhardinger and Mose Eldred, stars of last season’s Higha High eleven, bolster the Mercury lineup as practice runs at 6 o’clock.
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Landis Confined To Home By Illness
Chicago Oct 5 Commissioner Landis remains at home with a cold and may not decide Rogers Horr hy's appeal for a share of the Chicago Cubs World Series money until the weekend. He expects to return to his office by Friday if his health improves.
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Rain Hampers Ohio Gridders Practice Ahead Of Indiana
Rain disrupted Ohio State football practice as the team prepares for its first 1992 test against Indiana. Key battles for varsity spots include Ted Rosequist and Toledo Tommy Keefe vying with Regis Monahan and Bill Carroll. Freshman turnout reached 215 as Walter Cramer and others joined workouts, while accolades and local roots highlight the roster.
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Indiana
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Toledo
Tommy Keefe
Regis Monahan
Bill Carroll
Walter Cramer
Darton
Mack Denies He Will Trade Other Stars
In Philadelphia rumors swirl that Connie Mack plans to keep the Athletics’ veteran stars. Chicago White Sox interest in George Earnshaw surfaces as reports say deals for Al Simmons Mule Haas and Jimmy Dykes may be pending with Philadelphia.
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Johnson Ousted As Washington Team Manager
Walter Johnson, famed pitcher and former longtime Washington player, is released as manager of the Senators. Clark Griffith, president, said the change had been decided some time ago. The Senators finished strong but ended one game behind the Athletics after a late-season surge. Johnson had 20 years of continuous service with Washington and returned as manager in 1929 after managing Newark Bears.
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Walter Johnson
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Guenin Elected President of Bowling Assn
Guenin was elected president of the Lintia Bowl ins Association at a meeting of team representatives at the Knights of Columbus club rooms on Broad Street. Robert Dumas was chosen vice president and Joe Otten secretary treasurer. The same slate will head the City Bowling League for the coming campaign. The league schedule will start Tuesday next week and run Thursdays. opening date moved by agreement of team heads. Teams include Eagles, Guerin Pretzels, Knights of Columbus, Sears-Roe buck, Moose, Elks, Haury and Bauer Grocers, Chromie. The Elks signified joining. Hauty and Bauer Grocers replaced La Gran Surveyors who withdrew. First-half schedule to be announced soon. games held Tuesday and Thursday. Detroit and Washington may be completed before year end.
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Lintia Bowlins Association
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Old Golf Balls Guide Stanford Football Speed Tests
Stanford researchers used eight golf balls on a swinging board system to time players from signal to step. Dr. Walter Miles found balls revealed faster starts, and showed officials sometimes err in calling offsides, with the machine documenting numerous offsides and clarifying optimal signaling speeds.
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Crimson Streaks Face Elyria In Friday Grid Clash
Elyria High drills intensify as coach Roy Clymer targets stopping Sandusky Blue Streaks star Gant. Gant headlines a potent Sandusky backfield with Hess directing the offense while Burns and Nashy contribute steady production. Sandusky holds edge in weight and backfield power, but Elyria hopes a shutdown of Gant can tilt the outcome in Friday’s game at Ely Stadium.
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Ely Stadium
Roy Clymer
Elyria
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Dave Eaton
Crimson
Gant
Tiffin
Norwalk
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Nashy
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Albert Hess
Hess
Red Harple
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Ex-Hy's announce week practice schedule before Birmingham game
The Ex-Hy s will practice nightly through the week in preparation for the game against the Birmingham Boosters at Toledo on Sunday. A blackboard drill is set for Friday after daily 7 o'clock sessions.
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Toledo
Cox campaigns by air on jobless ticket
Rev James R Cox pastor of St Patrick s Church Pittsburgh has been using United Airlines planes while campaigning through the middle west as General Coxie once led his unemployed army on foot during his presidential bid in 1952.
Footrest Shaped Like Horseshoe Sent to Roosevelt Hall
Frank J. Gannett completed a footrest shaped as a horseshoe after 13 hours of work and sent it to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt in Roosevelt Hall, Mass., according to UPi.
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Legion Drum Corps to Drill at Elyria Sandusky Game
The Elyria American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps five time Ohio champions will perform a championship drill between halves of the Elyria Sandusky High game at Ely Stadium Friday evening. The corps will display the same drill that won the state title at Toledo recently.
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Elyrians Lead In Program At Grafton Farm
Elyrians host a lively program at Grafton Farm night show led by Hart land Brown who directs performers and selects voices. James Lilley assists at the piano while Leon Kelley imaginatively entertains with biblical and comic stunts. W R Comings distributes magazines, prompting residents to read eagerly. next week Parl Wainright will lead as chorus master.
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James Lilley
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Leon Kelley
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Beaver raiders damage Oregon dahlia garden
A mountaineer beaver invaded a dahlia garden in Rockaway, Oregon, gnawing flower stocks and causing garden nuisance. Mrs Margaret Litchenthayler reported the incident as the animals descended on the flower beds, drawing parallels to how water beavers felled trees.
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Grain Admission To Rodeo In Redmond Oregon
Jefferson County farmers gained entry to the rodeo in Redmond by presenting grain for admission. Old timers recalled Pineville shops once bartered with wheat about 30 years ago, with a sack of grain buying supplies for a period.
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