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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1935
Page
4
Elyria High’s Red Raiders overcame an early West Cowboys lead at Livy Stadium. Omieng scored two second quarter touchdowns after a defensive stand, turning the tide as Elyria defeated Akron West 14 to 7 before about 3,800 spectators.
Elyria and the Crimson offense dominated a wary West defense as Kostro and Kosiya led multiple scoring drives. Scott starred with key receptions and rushing help from Nichols and Stokes, while West struggled to stop the Crimson on both lines and produced limited offensive firepower.
The Time Clerks won two of three games from the Office in a league match on Temple alleys. Rexnolds led with 334 for high three games and Tom Gotroa had a 193 high single as Time Clerks totaled 174.
Elyria High Lightweights edged Vermilion 7 to 6 at Ely Stadium in a Northern High School Athletic League preliminary. Graber darted in from the one yard line after Elmer Tomasko blocked a punt. Jack Hiatt’s extra point secured the margin amid a game filled with key plays and a late disallowed touchdown for Elyria.
Kostro delivered his usual steady play and Cross showed promise as ball carrier on defense. Bop Novak intercepted two West passes and Bergdorf shone in the West backfield. Mikaloshex stood out along the line as Elyria plans for Lake Erie League opener with Shawnest while Cr imson regulars Czak Meyer sit out with injuries.
George Kirkley surveys a packed football slate with inter sectional battles and major clashes. Minnesota visits Nebraska while Stanford faces USC and Alabama plays Mississippi State. Fordham meets Purdue. Illinois plays Southern California. Rice faces Creighton. Colorado meets Missouri. SMU hosts Washington U. S. C. and other key matchups unfold across East, Midwest, and West with popular rivals renewing age old feuds as contenders seek early season leverage.
The Elyria High band is the smallest in the Lake Erie League and barred from girls participation by a rule. While playing is strong and uniforms compare well, the school could support a larger band like Elyria’s size would allow. Coach Peabody, formerly Elyria’s, renews old ties as officials and local figures weigh in on questions of officiating and rumors about a boxing champion. Clyde Ryan Jr wins city horseshoe title, with Harry Simes as runner-up. Ryan’s team dominates in the Greater Cleveland League with a .642 win rate.
Report lists players invited for a 1:30 PM practice at Cascade Park including Armitage Innes Nichsis Leseher Martin Martin Gerhart Bodine Smith Dumke Penfound Innes Salisbury Alec and any under 145 pounds wishing to tryouts. Also notes scores from games at Fallettos Ky Madison Miamisburg Willard Tiffin Ir Home Naston Chaminade Steele Davion Oanwe Columbus St Marys West Jefferson.
Struck Furnitures dominated the Lumber and Coal squad in a St. John's Lutheran Bowling League match last night. HL Ray led Struck with the top three-game score, while Elyria Lumber and Coal faced a decisive setback as the series concluded.
Dayton upset Marshall College 20 to 0 for its second straight Buckeye Conference victory. Sophomore Whitez Zorkiewicz and Vince McDonough scored touchdowns for the Flyers with Darzon contributing. Akron edged Kent State 3 to 0 on a field goal by Art Henzai as Ohio teams posted several routs across the slate.
New London High defeated defending champion Medina High 14 to 0 in the Northern High School Athletic League opener here. Coach Dick Meret fielded a strong Wildcat lineup as Hubbert Snyder scored one touchdown and Harold Cook added another after shifting positions. New London relied on straight football and completed a single 16 yard pass while an attempted pass was intercepted. Medina forced 10 incomplete passes and four completed for 4 yards, but could not score. New London posted 19 first downs to Medina’s three.
Sparse OCR results list results with names like Mevcsr G40 Rirwincham Seark in South A and Western 2 Liverpool Salem Calvert Crestline Gallinatis Hillsbors Greenfield McClain Rossford Maumee Wellston Nelsonville Greenville Darton Shelby Bucyrus Columbus Grandview Betley Taerit.
Ohio State officials acknowledge that 25 football players are on the state payroll amid a funding dispute with Governor Jim Davey over a $3.266 million cut to the university. Players, including Charli Hamrick, say duties are Civil Service jobs with pay, while the university defends the arrangement as deserved.
Rough Sauer and Prince Nihakalis set for Wednesday Rialto Theatre wrestling card promoted by Dan Morris. Sauer, famed as a dirty veteran, holds a strong local record. Nihakalis also carries a solid mark. Main bout is best two of three falls within two hours, with Beltram vs O T oole as feature, debuting O Toole. A ten minute local talent match opens at 7:30 p m. Toledo referee Charlie Browning expected to officiate.
Wellington Dukes, led by Rudy Schack’s 45 yard punt return for a touchdown, beat Amherst 14 6 on the Fair Grounds gridiron. Dick Barber scored the first TD, with a later extra point, as both teams traded drives and Amherst answered with passes and a late 28 yard TD from Van Rheuren.
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