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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1935
Page
4
Elyria High Red Raiders and Fremont Ross Little Giants battled to a 6 to 6 deadlock at Ely Stadium before 3,300 fans. Fremont scored early in the second quarter but Elyria answered with a late touchdown try that failed, leaving the game tied.
The Elyria team narrowly defeats Fremont 13 to 6 after a tense finish. Kostyo and Brudzinski led scoring drives while key fumbles threatened Elyria late. Brudzinski and Cross starred for Fremont with steady defense from Steiger and Kushinski already making plays.
Improvement and a string of short Kains by Hugh Cross energized Elyria in a tight Fremont exchange. A fumble by George Brech in the first half halted a Fremont bid, but Cross sparked a Crimson march deep into Fremont territory. A Koska to Cross pass reached the 17, Cross sped 50 yards to the 25, then 16 more on a later rush. Kostyo added a 2 yard gain and a Kal Kostyo to Cress pass set up an 11 yard Fremont stop. Fremont then booted out to Cross after a penalty, and another drive began from the 32. Rostya Registers Score as Elyria knits a rhythm, with a shovel pass to Cross for 16 and a sequence toward the 14 yard line before Kushinski punch through for more yardage.
Fragmentary OCR mentions teams and scores including Simpson and Baldwin Wallace. Reads like a sports grid with results and pairings but data is garbled. Notable names include Xavier Haskeli and Western G. The text implies a college cross sport meet with narrow margins and multiple schools listed.
Elyria High Lightweights routed the Fremont Reserves 25 to 0 at Ely Stadium. Graber scored twice and passed to Fritz for the final score, with Wazyniak adding a 27 yard run and Hiatt a 33 yard scamper. Fremont miscues and penalties hampered the visitors as Elyria dominated all quarter phases.
Tony Canzoneri, 30, defended his lightweight crown for the fourth time, beating A Roth of New York by a 15 round decision at Madison Square Garden before 14,000, in a bout where Canzoneri early on built up points and both fighters exchange heavy blows, Roth opening a gash on Canzoneri in the 12th as the tiring champion fought on to retain the title.
Ohio scholastic football results list numerous matches across Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland and surrounding areas. Notable scores include Columbus Grandview 38 Circle 6 Cleveland Rhodes 27 Cleveland St. Ignatius 7 Solon 74 Brecksville 9 and Mentor 12 Warren 12 among others.
World Series tension rose as Cubs accuse umpire Moriarty of abusive language after a dramatic late inning. Landis ordered Cub manager Grimm and two players to testify while Moriarty’s version remains undisclosed. Frick heard of the banishments and Allen’s protest, with Wrigley and Grimm seeking restraint amid a feud endangering relations between leagues.
Oil in The Can driven by Frank Cares claimed the 2:14 Class Trot on opening day at Lorain County Fair with a $300 purse and Bauer Dairy Trophy. Counterwin, driven by Bert Chaffee, won the 2:14 Class Pace for a $330 purse, after earlier defeat, with owned by William Hughes of Cleveland. Paich en Volo won the 2:26 Class Pace, One Chance placed second in the final heat, while Dollies Last captured the 2:24 Class Pace for $290. Weather near freezing, small crowd, and local standings noted with Urbana Boy and other local entries listed.
New London High School Wildcats defeated Crestline 13 to 6 in a hard fought afternoon game. It marked the Cats third straight win over Crestline and the second in as many starts for coach Richard Meyer. Crestline’s 66 piece band accompanied the team.
In a Beckere Conference upset Dayton Eleven defeated favored Ohio Wesleyan 13 to 0 as UD, the conference newcomer, outplayed Wesleyan in the second half. Ohio Northern routed Ashland 27 to 0 in Ohio Conference action. Baldwin-Wallace crushed John Carroll 32 to 0 while Denison fell 26 to 9 to Buckeye rival Buckeye. Nearby Marshall shut out Morris-Harvey 18 to 0. Findlay beat Bluffton 2% to 0 and Xavier fell 7 to 0 to West Virginia Wesleyan.
Report from the Lorain County Fair notes the first ever wagering allowed at the harness races, with small crowds yet significant betting. The writer recounts personal bets on Patchen Volo and Adio O Dear, prize payouts, and fellowship with locals, ending with remarks about officials and conditions.
Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tigers brace for a fourth World Series game at Wrigley Field after an 11 inning 6 5 Detroit win. Crowder and Carleton expected to start for their clubs with Mudslinging on the field and benches.
Arky Vaughan of the Pittsburgh Pirates topped the year as the champion batter with a .385 average, narrowly missing the .490 elite mark. Joe Medwick and Buddy Myer followed in the chase, while the Cubs led team batting and Giants fielding. Detroit led American League batting and fielding, and Bill Lee posted the top pitching average. Dizzy Dean led strikeouts, with Vernon Kennedy noted for a remarkable 18 hit game performance.
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