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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
19
Akron West and Elyria list probable lineups for the opening contest against Rubber City with Meyer and Czak benched. Rousch, Petron, Fields, Sours, and others listed with numbers in the starting or reserve mix.
Green High’s Red Raiders meet Akron West at Ely Stadium under floodlights in a fourth home game. West, coached by Russ Beichler, bring five lettermen from last season’s standout Akron squad, led by Van Adams and Art Nichols, while Green aims to offset injuries to key players including Hart Adams and Jack Meular. Cross, Eick, and Brada headline the backfield as plans unfold for a tougher showing than recent outings.
Elyria High prepares to host Vermilion in a Lake Erie league prelim game at Ely Stadium. The Lights seek a second straight win as veteran Vermilion arrives with seven returning players including Ward Chandler Koontz Collett Kishman and Gerber who is injured. Start expected with Brand Maki Thompson Stacz Hill Tomeske Fritz and Hiatt guiding the offense and Satis Gredor at guard.
Oberlin hosts Marietta tomorrow at noon at Field, as the Yeomen face a tough foe with Rogers leading the Marietta attack for 219 rushing yards, while Oberlin's Dick Wickesden returns at tackle and Burt Jerry Spears, Sam Barnes, Scotty Cooper and Berry are set for key roles. The Yeomen have four wins and one tie this season, with past meetings showing mixed results against Marietta since the 1920s.
Poor readable text mentions a second straight something with a season kick off, referees and various names. The fragmentary source names include Dwight Pea nedr and Sam Mesi as officials or figures, with references to a state, empire, and Woosier in a sports context.
New London school superintendent Ira Landes, with board approval, issued an order requiring students to remain late after 3 39 p m for after hours activities only with written permission. The directive does not apply to football squad members and aims to regulate conduct after dismissal.
Four Big Ten elevens head into a loaded slate with Purdue at California, Iowa hosting Notre Dame, Nebraska at Iowa State, and Minnesota facing the Western States, as Michigan Wolverines meet Indiana in a historic conference clash. Indiana, favored, seeks a rare win over Michigan in their eighth meeting since 1925.
The Wellers defeated the Horn Room team in a General Industries Bowling League match. The winner, after a rough start, finished with a 29 pin edge on Temme Runway. Both losers posted solid games, though unable to overcome the opening deficit.
Coldstream remains the favorite for Belmont Park’s richest two year old race, the Widener course six and three furlongs. From 1091 nominations, over two dozen juveniles survive as contenders for the $194,000 prize. Coldstream is joined by Westchester standout Red Rain and a long list of notable entrants including Bien Jolie, Grand Slam, Lemont, Postage Due, Tintagel, Suara, Teufel, and Belair Stud’s Granville among others. Wheatley Belair stable partners loom as major threats with odds around five to one.
L.T.S. and Welsh Funeral Home led City Bowling League action at Columbus lanes. Rubber Company tied for first after a strong three straight games against Elyria Hardware as Henninger posted a 390 series and Hobert 226 for Elyria. Welsh Funeral Home swept Crawford's Men's Wear with Ed Biaser’s 550 series guiding the win while no game topped 200.
Paul Runyon, the P G A champion, shot 67 to lead the Louisville Open at 5,065 dollars. A barking dog disrupted his bid for a course record on 18, where he missed an 8 foot putt and another for double bogey. Victor Ghezzi was runner up at 68 with an 88 total. Teammates Ter rel Johnson and Al Zimmerman tied for third at 69. Richard Burton of Britain’s Ryder Cup squad posted 73.
Rio Grande College defeated New River State College 13 to 12 in Gallipolis last night to secure its second win of the season. The contest was moved forward from Saturday to join a Fall Festival program.
Ohio State aims to showcase its scoring prowess against Drake in the second game of the season. Captain Myron Ubals and Drake’s strong passing threat complicate the Buckeyes, who seek a rebound after a rough UK result. Coach Flord Stabi adjusts the lineup, including Charley Hamrick and Red Harre, to counter Drake’s rushing and passing threats.
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