Glenville High Eleven Set to Face Elyria Sixth Streeters
Glenville High of Cleveland visits Ely Stadium to challenge Elyria for revenge of last season's 6-0 defeat. The Parkwooders, led by Klein and Chizek, boast a strong backfield with Horwitz and Pavicich behind a solid line, while Elyria eyes an upset against a tough Glenville squad that has split its early games.
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Lake Erie League football notes and Elyria outlook
Puzzles answered by Frank Cardio headline below Barberton Erie teams and Lake Erie League standings. Elyria, top Independent in Erie, eyeing flag as line weakness and shaky kicking plague the Crimson under Roy Clymer. Murkowski Dean backfield solid, but line and in-game kicking hamper performance.
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Panthers and Flashes Tie In 19 to 19 Grid Game
Panthers and East Side Flashes battled to a 19 to 19 tie on the McWinter school athletic field yesterday. Injured Purdue full back Fred Hecker is in line for a possible return against Minnesota, with Bateh Keegan continuing at full back on the first team and likely to start.
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Freshmen Hold Ohio Varsity in Scrimmage Showdown
Ohio State freshmen thrashed the varsity in a hard scrimmage as they prepared for Vanderbilt. The freshmen, impressing with passes and runs against varsity defenders, boosted coach Willaman’s confidence by showcasing seven regular line prospects and notable players Lud Yards and Pete Dennehy from Gary, Indiana. News notes include Budd Cox’s ineligibility and an evening practice under lights at Ohio Stadium. In New Haven Rosel defeated Moore and Knapp defeated Alexanian in two junior-market weight class bouts.
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Hubbell Named National League M V P for 1933
Giants pitcher Carl Hubbell, 1933 NL MVP, led in wins with 23 and 10 shutouts, set a 36 inning scoreless streak, pitched 309 innings, and helped Giants win the pennant and World Series. He received 77 of 80 points from BBWAA writers. Chuck Klein and Wally Berger followed. Also notes Kipke abandons scrimmage at Michigan. Fay and Tessmer to split QB duties versus Cornell.
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Injured Star O K Chicago Player Nearing Return
Chicago coach Clark Shaughnessy says Merritt Bush a 220 pound sophomore tackle will be fit to play against Washington University on Saturday after 16 days on the injured list Ed Callen has shifted from quarterback to center and continues at that position
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Indiana Players on Injured List Include Walker and Weller
Bloomington Ind Oct 11 Wendell Walker fullback and Don Weller quarterback remained on Indiana's injured list today. Vercuski and Peters who were hurt in the Minnesota game and F Antonini hurt in the Miami game are back in shape.
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The Head-on Tackle In Football Safety Lesson
Editor Herbert McCracken discusses the head-on tackle, its dangers, and why shoulder tackling is generally safer. The piece references a six-frame sequence and cites Yale doctors urging avoidance of head-on impacts for injury prevention.
Illinois Football Preview Touts Even Chance Against Wisconsin
Zuppke says Illinois has an even chance to defeat Wisconsin. First team lineup includes Ends Frank and Shustek, Tackles Gragg and Cummings, Guards Kuhn and Bennis, Center Bloom, QB Beynon, Halfbacks Lindberg and Froschauer, Fullback Snook. Oct. 11. Champaign.
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Motors Oppose Crestline Team in Sunday Clash
ERNIE BRADEN reports the Resar Motors travel to Crestline to face the Merchants after a 2-0 win over Mansfield Coca Colas. Crestline, led by Burnison, Wilcox, and Corry, returns most of last season’s squad and won 7-0 against Sandusky Eagles. The Resars, bolstered by Jack Storm and new end Steve Mike, anticipate a hard fought contest.
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Business Men's Team Holds Thursday Practice at Ely School
The Business Men's football team will hold an important practice Thursday evening at Ely School in preparation for their Sunday game with Amato Sports of Lorain. Coach Ben Dangerfield asks all players to report at 5 45. Players who have quit or were dropped must turn in their jerseys at practice.
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Motors Drill Practice Tonight at Jefferson
Coach Chuck Petro of Resar Motors urgently calls all players to report for a 7 oclock practice session at Jefferson. Steve Miko is asked to take notice.
Eagles and Little Brown Jugs Win City League Pin Matches
In the Knights of Columbus alleys last evening the Little Brown Jugs rolled 2,792 as a team to lead the standings with a strong 3-0 sweep over the Elyria Hardwares. Frank Traxler led with a 649 series and a 243 game, while Robinson added a 606, Ed Wilcox 591, and the Jugs rose above .500. The Eagles also won three games against the Knights of Columbus, George Bohn delivering a 616 series and 229 game to pace the Birdmen, with Bill Coghlan totaling a 610 series. The I. T. 5. Rubber sits first with six wins, Glen Rogers Motors is second at five and one, and Elyria Hardwares, Little Brown Jugs, and Eagles tie for third at five and four.
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Team Reorganizes Practices Tonight at Wayside Inn Field
The Wayside Inn football team restructured with new management for the rest of the season while keeping the same name. Pete Yucka becomes manager and Bill Rainey is business manager. Players listed report for 7 p.m. tonight at the Wayside Inn field.
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