Big Ten Grid Parade Sees Mixed Week for Top Teams
Purdue edged Minnesota 7-0 in a stumble through the first half while Michigan beat Northwestern 15-6 and Wisconsin routed Iowa 34-6. Indiana-Northwestern fumbled battles and Ohio State tied with Indiana 7-7 as fumbles plagued several conference games. Chicago and Illinois won while Illinois eyes Northwestern in a pivotal week.
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George Kirkley
United Press
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Iowa
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Bradley Tech
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Pug Heatner
Francis Lund
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Big Ten
Joe Linfor
Harry Newman
Jimmy Carter
Ollie Olson
Jesse, Raab
Indiana Nesto
Pete Zimmer
Pug Rentner
Horace Fidler Win in Dope the Results Contest
Harold Horace of Fairlawn Avenue wins two tickets to the Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg game for finishing first in last week's Chronicle-Telegram Dope the Results contest. Tied for first were D L Fidler Miss M Faxon and Fd Kawolics, each earning tickets to different Buckeye games.
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Fairlawn Avenue
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Astern Heights Blvd
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Middle Avenue
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Tulane
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Nebraska
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Army Pitt in Grid Headliner
EW YORK October 10 1982 America's football season quickens with Army versus Pittsburgh at West Point as the standout East contest. Pittsburgh seeks revenge after last year's 26-0 win. Navy faces Ohio University while Penn State meets Dartmouth, Princeton tangles Cornell, Yale clashes with Princeton.
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Senator McKlya Sets Coshocton Track Record
Senator McKlya a sorrel gelding owned by Dr. B. P. Clement of Elyria Ohio set a new track record for trotters in the county fair closing day events at Coshocton Saturday. He won heats two and three in 2 07 and 2 07. The prior record was 2 06 1 4 set by Steve Watts in 1939.
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Coshocton
B. P. Clement
Elyria
Ohio
Steve Watts
Heights Beat Lakewood In Lake Erie Opener
Cleveland Heights opened its Lake Erie League schedule with a 6 to 9 victory over Lakewood High at Lakewood. End Krause intercepted a Lakewood pass and returned it for a touchdown with under a minute left to play, sealing the win for Heights.
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Lakewood
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Yorain
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Varsity End Cy Stokes Injured At Sing Sing
OSSINING October 10 The Sing Sing prison football team suffered a shoulder dislocation to fleet end Cy Stokes during a 12 0 victory over Irwin Post of the Bronx The injury marked the first Sing Sing outdoor game casualty since 1991 and comes as the Green and White Varsity showed improvement under Yonkers coach John Law a 1929 Notre Dame captain.
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Megro
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Irwin Post
American Legion of the Bronx
Sing Sing Etdiron
Sing Sing
John Law
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Notre Dame
Caddies Win On Forfeit at Elyria Country Club
Elyria Cad dies won their third win of the season by forfeit over Fauver Dry Cleaners. Also noted are Capital's 13 to 1 victory over Hiram and other scores: Wilmington 4 to 0 over Rio Grande, Earlham over Keat Bluffton 6 to 1, Kenyon 13 13 Hobart, Defiance 82 to 9, Fairmont 59 to ?, Findlay defeated John Marshall 41 to ?, Toledo 2 to 0 over Detroit City College, Wilberforce 10 to 6 over Bluefield.
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Eail
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Bluffton
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Fairmont
Cedarville
John Marshall
Findlay
Lerroit City College
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Wilberforce
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Ohio State Pitt Game Tickets Offered To Winner In This Week
Chronicle-Telegram Dope the Results contest attracts over 1,000 replies from Elyria and surrounding towns for the chance to win tickets. First prize is reserved seats to the Ohio State at Pittsburgh game at Pitt Stadium, with Pitt undefeated after 40-0 and 33-0 wins. Second prize offers Oberlin versus Western Reserve seats.
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Second Prize Win Tickets for Oberlin and Wooster Games
Western Reserve and Oberlin beat recent opponents as Carnegie Tech and Marietta fell short. Case defeated Colgate and Akron. Wooster remains unbeaten after beating Ashland and Heidelberg. Clip coupon, predict winners, and mail by Friday noon October 14. ties go to the first entry received. Employees of Chronicle Telegram and families cannot enter.
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Slocum Beats Schafer In Ridge Club Match
Slocum defeated Schafer 4 and 3 in a Relole Class A quarter final at Cherry Ridge. Slocum carded 149 to Schafer 12. Howard Stanford beat Oscar Hancrodt 2 up in another Class A match. Tom Wood beat Wim Keyns R and 4 in Class 4. Ralph Reynolds beat H C Bekenresdy 2 and 1 and Stan Snyder beat L A Evan 4 and 3 in Class C.
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Tynn Schafer
Chierry Ridge
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Howard Stanford
Oscar Hancrodt
Tom Wood
Wim Keyns
Ralph Reynolds
H.C. Bekenresdy
Stan Snyder
L. A. Evan
Thomas Furnitures Team Reorganizes After City Title
Thomas Furnitures, 1930 city lightweight grid champions, announce a team reorganization. Chuck Petro, a noted local aridder and former Michigan player, will coach. Practice tonight at 7 at 14th Street. Players to report include Raynes Gleason Toth Hales Archambeau J Wills Carl Triplett Howard Myers. Clubs seeking games contact Vincent Feson, 319 Ninth Street or call 9621.
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Aridder
University of Michigan
14Th Street
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Hales
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Carl Triplett
Howard Myers
Vincent Feson
Ninth Street
Toledo Boosters Rally Past Elyria Ex-Hy s In Third Period
Toledo Birmingham Boosters broke a tight first half by unleashing a aerial assault in the third period to defeat Elyria Ex-Hy's on Birmingham field. Perriot connected on seven passes in the drive, culminating with a 25 yard TD to Rihacek, followed by a later 12 yard strike to Rihacek for another score and the extra point. Elyria showed a stout defense the rest of the game, but Toledo's passing game proved decisive in a 13 to 0 period.
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Mercturies Lose To Dairy In Lorain Game
Lorain Serbu Oakwood Dairy team upset Elyria Mercuries 19 to 7 after a scoreless start, leveraging strong defense early then a final-quarter surge. Luzinaki, Smith, Ashely, and Danevich scored as Lorain capitalized on a fumble and a 25 yard penalty to pull ahead.
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Ohio State Michigan Grid Clash Draws 60,000 at Ohio Stadium
Ohio State and Michigan prepare for their 29th football showdown at Ohio Stadium with 60,000 expected fans. Michigan, after a 15 to 6 win over Northwestern, is favored to claim the Big Ten title while Ohio State||s 7 to 7 tie with Indiana leaves them as hopeful second choice. Experts caution on predictions due to classic team resolve and last year||s Michigan victory.
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City Pin Loop Opens Tuesday Night Bowling Schedule Debuts
The City Bowling League begins tomorrow evening with two opening matches at Knights of Columbus alleys. Knights of Columbus face Guerin Pretzels on alleys 1 2, while Chronicle Telegraph meets Eagles on alleys 3 4. League secretary Joe Otten announced the full schedule is being arranged and will be released soon.
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Panthers Schedule Key Practice At Cascade Park
Panthers announce an important practice session Tuesday at 4 15 pm at Cascade Park. All players are instructed to report, with notices from B Reith and B McKray.
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Panthers
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