Crimson Flash Crushed Rocky River In Lake Erie Opener
Russell Davies reports Elyria’s Crimson Flash routed Rocky River 75 0 at Ely Stadium in the Lake Erie League opener. The team has already defeated Sandusky Oberlin and Shaw twice this year and shows strong early form for the season.
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Elyria Lights crush North Olmsted 33 to 0 in prep game
Elyria Lights overwhelmed North Olmsted 33 to 0 at Ely Stadium. Lyons led with two touchdowns, followed by Burley Everhart and Kaminski as the Crimson Flash offense rolled. Rocky River’s defense struggled, while injuries plagued North Olmsted. The two teams meet again as Elyria seeks Lake Erie League momentum.
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East and South clash in three big games today
New York early roundup features Yale at New Haven aiming to erase last year's 0-15 sting as the East meets the South in pivotal battles. Carnegie Tech faces Georgia Tech in Pittsburgh with potential southern bragging rights at stake. Penn State meets a Vic squad fresh off a beatdown by Dekeeley as Lafayette and Colgate headline.
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Grafton and Spencer Clash in High Stakes Tie
The Grafton Ex-ers meet Spencer in a promising hard fought game at Grafton. Grafton recently organized with Herb Kolinski and Tuffy Carmel guiding a developing squad under Manager H. F. Tran. A separate note mentions an Italian earthquake relief tour from Naples to Pompeii Amalfi and Sorrento.
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Fraternal Bowling League Opens With High Scores
Opening night at KRO CCaliers saw four of six teams in the Fraternal Bowling League compete. Moose posted 991 in their second game to lead the openers as Worthington and Eiloria ace both posted strong totals. George Bohr topped the Knights of Columbus with a 535 series, after a 196 and 135 in the first two games.
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Furnitures Meet Lorain Comets In Football Clash
The Maroon and White Furniture team, led by Coach Staskiewicz, trains hard for a game against the Lorain Comets at Oakwood Park.Starting lineup candidates include Borson, Barney, Ross, George, Bohamond, Ruards, Grent, Smithkowski, Willa, Carr, Young, with Wills and others available off the bench. The Lorain game kicks off at 1 39 p.m with Furniture players to report at Hamilton Field at 12 30 sharp.
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Shaw Nets Edge Ely Stadium in Tight 3-2 Match
Shaw netters defeated Ely Stadium by a 3-2 score in a close afternoon contest. Jay Howenstine of Elyria dominated early, taking the first set 6-3 and second 6-2 against Norman Smith of Shaw, with the remainder of the match unfolding amid tight rallies.
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Notre Dame Stays Proud at Stadium Dedication
Notre Dame dedicated its new 899,009 stadium in a ceremony attended by 60,000 including Senators Watson and La Follette. Coach Rockne, missing key players, remained confident as Navy and Southern Methodist influences shaped expectations for the game and defensive focus against passes.
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Carroll Surprises Grove City in Cleveland Tilt
In Cleveland on Oct 11, Carroll stunned Grove City 6-9, breaking Grove City’s late rally and holding them near their goal line. Ohio teams benefited as Denison, Xavier, and Ashland won, with Xavier beating Georgetown and Ashland beating Kenyon in Conference action.
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Tennis duel yields decisive Shaw victory and lone skyscraper plan
Steadiest game of his career earned a Shaw win over Ted Thornward 6-1 6-1. Gene Forester lost to Webster 7-5 6-8 6-3 after a hard fight. Spider Banick and Ralph Felton dropped 6-2 1-6 6-2 to Widner and Garland. Fatty Basinger and Shek Daly fell 6-3 5-7 7-5 to the Shaw team. Germany unveils plans for Jena’s first skyscraper, Europe’s tallest building.
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Minors Vote to Reject Major Draft Ruling in Major League Leagues
Cleveland Oct 1 Officials from three Class AA leagues rejected the proposed universal draft rule set by the American and National leagues after a meeting with International League president Charles Krapp and others. The minors insisted on a limited draft and the right to retain players not willing to be sold, while majors signaled willingness to concede some terms in exchange for draft acceptance.
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Haserodt Jewelers Travel to Amherst for Key Clash
The Haserodt Jewelers head to Amherst to meet Shibley Motors at Harris Street Field. Elyrians are favored but Amherst reports warn of a hard fought game with a strong Motors squad. A large Elyria contingent is expected as the 2:30 p.m. kickoff looms.
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Von Porat Fails In Comeback At Chicago Coliseum
Otto Von Porat Norwegian heavyweight returned in a 6 round bout at Cirazn Coliseum foiled by a TKO. He knocked out Angus Surder of Dodge City Kan in three minutes and fifteen seconds after his last loss to Young Stribling.
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Question Marks Open Season at Lorain
The South Lorain merchants host the local Question Marks in their opening game at Oakwood Park Lorain. Elyria outfits aims for victory in a hard fought season opener. Coach Ucha prepares his strongest lineup to stop Port City backs. Preseason stars include Smith Troupe and Purcilla. The Marks seek a solid start in their first season. kickoff at 2 00 o clock Roosevelt Field Sunday morning.
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Porat Defeats Snyder After Foul Ends Bout
In a three minute first round, Snyder led narrowly but dropped his guard as the bell ended. Von Porat pressed on and floored Snyder with a right and left to the jaw after the bell. Von Porat weighed 245 and Snyder 1961-2.
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