Elyria High Rolls To 20 0 Victory Over Glenville
Elyria High School crushed Glenville High 20 to 0 at Ely Stadium in a standout performance. Captain Murkowski led the Crimson with two touchdowns and two extra points, as the line dominated and Glenville’s attack stalled early and often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarbloods
Elyria
Gerber
Glenville
Crimson
Sixth Streeters
Ae Crimson
Primo Carera
Lenville
Joe Chizek
Gene Myers
Hocus Pocus
Clymer
Taraplood Eleven
Miunicipal
Glenville High
Lake Aerie
Sona
Pavacich
Stein
Horwitz
Tarbloods
Fesonville
Whiere
Goins
Murkowski
Frank Marski
Jetta
Grenville
Myers
Dough
Dean
Ferrard
Jrmae
Murkowski Stars as Elyria Triumphs Over Glenville
Murkowski rushes for multiple scores driving Elyria to lead Glenville with a 15 yard TD run and a kickoff return. GerberIntercepts and a 32 yard dash highlight the Crimson defense as Elyria dominates late with scrubs matching effort and Yost impressing in Murkowski’s potential successor role.
Elyrias Triumph Over Glenville In Tough Soccer Tie
Elyrias beat Glenville 20 to 10 in a rough contest with multiple touchdowns by Murkowsk i and Gerber. Key plays included a two point conversion on a Meyers pass and a late lateral kick. Substitutions and officials from Western Reserve and Oberlin areas listed.
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Elyrias
Glenville
Sore
Cllek Dacknon
Chinek
Fitzpatrick
J Laher Defatioss
Kletekin Gerber
Gowan Bchneider
Haw Cree
Dale
Soccerer RE
Boh Warts Myers
Elycla—Herold
Scntt
Wy Nichols
Schumar
Flowera
Yost
Fy Rumph
Ej Wazyniak
Paonessa
Gy Novak
Globon
Baldauf
Faulhaber
Elias
Strong
Uvelltch
Motors Tangle With Powerful Crestline Team
Resar Motors hard pressed to upset Crestline merchants in Crestline in a clash set for tomorrow. Crestline, led by Burnison at quarterback, comes off a 2 0 win over Mansfield Coca Colas with a strong ground game and tough line. Resar aims to show improvement from last week at Ashland and report at noon for a 3 o clock kickoff, with Beal and Dodds likely at ends and Dillman at center.
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Ernie Braden
Resar Motors
Crestline
Crestline Merchants
Merchants
Mansfield Coca Colas
Burnison
Coca Colas
Mansfield Boys
Wilcox
P. Arendi
Corry
Chuck Petro
Beal
Dodsley
Kolopus
Whitney
Disbrow
Kerekes
Clifford
Dillman
Kepler
Burley
Storm
Resars
Ashland
Resar
Struck Furnitures Clinch Clean Bowling Win
The Struck Furnitures defeated the Elyria Lumber and Coal Company three straight games in a St. John's Lutheran bowling league match held last evening at the St. John's alleys.
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Struck Furnitures
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
St. John’s
Canton Elyria Teams In Horseshoe Match
Canton and Elyria meet in a local horseshoe match with Elyria boasting a strong record, Ohio State champ Blair Nanamaker of Cleveland to give an exhibition. The piece highlights Crimson players Yost and Dean and praises their trench blocking and kicking improvements.
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Canton
Elyria
Akron
Blair Nanamaker
Cleveland
Ohio State
Tommy Dean
Clymer
Dean
Crimson Trench
Glenville
Foxx Becomes Two-Time Most Valuable Player in A L
IMMY FOXX, slugging king of the American league, has joined an elite circle by being named MVP twice in succession for the Athletics. His hitting swing the season’s campaigns, and the Baseball Writers Association of America in New York voted him the decisive factor.
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Immy Foxx
Athletics
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
New York
Heavy Grid Firing Centers In Mid-West
Mid-West hosts a slate of major clashes as Eastern Southern and Western teams clash with the Stanford Indians set to face Northwestern in Chicago. Cornell faces Michigan and Vanderbilts meets Ohio State while Notre Dame meets Indiana. Navy plays Pitt in Pittsburgh as big battles unfold across Illinois Wisconsin Purdue Georgia North Carolina Duke Tennessee Texas and Cal army clashes on the Pacific coast with USC favored over St Marys.
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Stanford
Chicago
Northwestern
Cornell
Michigan
Ohio State
Vanderbilt
Jack Cuddy
United Press
York
Mid-West
No Man's Land
Navy
Pittsburgh
Tiny Thornhill
Stanford Indians
Gil Dobie
Harry Kipke
Wolverines
Columbus
Virginia
Notre Dame
Indiana
Bloomington
Big Ten
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Purdue
Pitt Panthers
Fordham
West Virginias
New York University-Lafayette
Yale-Washington and Lee
Colgate
Muskingum And Dayton Win Conference Tilts
Muskingum College defeats Mount Union 19 to 0 at Milance sealing their second win and ending Mount Union’s conference run while Heidelberg falls to Dayton 7 to 0 after a early Dayton touchdown. Dayton’s Tommy Hannegan scores on a nine yard run with Elmer Zang adding the extra point.
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Muskingum
Dayton
Muskies
Mount Union
Flyers
Heidelberg
United Press
Ount Union
Ohio
Mounts
Milance
Otterbein
Powell
Llback
Leonard
Sherman
Schroth
University of Dayton Flyers
Johnny Helier
Flash
Tommy Hannegan
Elmer Zang
Business Men Oppose Lorain Eleven Here
The Elyria Business Man's football team opens its season with a home game against Amato Sports of Lorain at Jefferson Field at 2 30. Last year Lorain defeated Elyria 6 to 0. Starting lineup candidates include Masterer Edington Mahl Pace Foster Hoadley Pfaff Nagorka Van Camp Schroeder E Brown Andress Walker Donnelly Hill Wiley Bailey Douglas Hutchings. All players meet at Ely School at 1 o'clock.
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Elyria Business Man
Amato Sports of
Lorain
Jefferson Field
Masterer
Edington
Mahl
Pace
Foster
Hoadley
Pfaff
Nagorka
van Camp
Schroeder
E. Brown
Andress
Walker
Donnelly
Hill
Wiley
Bailey
Douglas
Hutchings
Ely School
Notre Dame and Indiana Renew Rivalry at Bloomington
Notre Dame and Indiana reopened their football series at Bloomington today before a crowd near the stadium limit of 22,000. The article lists officials including Referee Nichols and Field Judge Daniels with Loyola Chicago and Illinois ties among the officiating staff.
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Bloomington
Ind
Notre Dame
Indiana
Nichols
Oberlin
Coffin
Cornell
Daniels
Loyola
Chicago
Ray
Illinois
Grid Schedule Hy United Arenn Friday Oct 70
Weekend grid schedule lists several college football games with locations and night time slots. Notable matchups include Washington & Jefferson vs Xavier in Cincinnati Heidelberg vs Muskingum at New Concord Kent State at Ashland Findlay at Dayton and Ohio State vs Michigan at Ann Arbor plus Army vs UWillas at Cleveland Miami at Athens and several others across Ohio.
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Ami
Buckeye
Xavier
Carnegie Tech
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Syracuse
N.Y
Franklin
Ohio University
Wittenberg
Denison
Western Reserve
John Carrol
Cleveland
Oberlin
Wooster
Akron
Onie Northern
Firth
Marietta
Otterbein
Ashland
Kenyon
Capital
Kent State
Bowling Green
Baldwin-Wallace
Detroit City
College
Findlay
Hy United Arenn
Washington & Jefferson
Heidelberg
Muskingum
New Concord
Dayton
Ohio State
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Army
Uwinols
Miami
Ohio U
Athens
Springfield
Case
Ohio
Ada
Hiram
Columbus
Telefe
Gambler
Otterdein
Wester- Me
Indians To Return To League Park In 1934
The Cleveland Baseball Club will return to League Park next season after terminating its lease at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Alva Bradley, president of the club, cited high costs for the stadium as the reason. The Stadium’s size was also blamed for reducing extra base hits by Indians players.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Baseball Club
League Park
Indians
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Alva Bradley
Bradley
War Side Inn Versus Lorain NBA Eleven Game Cancelled
The game scheduled for tomorrow afternoon between the War Side Inn and the NBA eleven of Lorain has been cancelled due to injuries among several players. Pete Fiontek, manager of the NBA team, announced the decision today.
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Warside Inn
NBA
Lorain
Pete Fiontek
S. Fiontek
Wrestling Match Outcomes From New York Event
In New York Fred Grub meier of Iowa faced Yanka Zelez niak of Russia. Herb Freeman of New York drew with Ivan Vaxturoff of Russia. Cut Olsen of Iowa drew Johan Grandovitch of Russia. Juan Hum hberio of Mexico drew Sid West rich of Hungary. Babe Caddock of Maine defeated Floyd Marshall of Omaha.
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New York
Fred Grubmeier
Iowa
Yanka Zelezniak
Russia
Herb Freeman
Ivan Vaxturoff
Cut Olsen
Johan Grandovitch
Juan Humhberio
Mexico
Sid Westrich
Hungary
Babe Caddock
Maine
Floyd Marshall
Omaha
Untitled play rules fragment notes kickoff and ball dead rules
Fragmented rules describe kickoff restrictions, ball dead at catch mark, and penalties. Includes conditions for drop kicks, punts, and fair catch. notes ball location near end zones and penalties harming team D. Names, dates, or places are not present.
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Tescover
Elyria High Crimson Bantams too strong for Wellington 14 0
Elyria High defeats Wellington High 14 to 0 after a sluggish first half. Coniman scored twice with drop kicks for extra points as the Crimson Bantams surged after halftime. Elyria introduced Coinman at half and Sanders and Bedoes contributed on the ground to seal the win.
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Bauer
Sanders
Coinman
Oval
Crimson
Chuck Huppriday
Wellington High
Santhers
Coniman
Wellington
Elyria
Gillett
Saporito
Elyria High
Crimsons
Pruski
Coen
Prusk
Joe Brown
Brown
Bedoes
Race Meeting Opens Tuesday At Norwalk
Norwalk prepares for a two week race meeting at the Fairgrounds starting Tuesday with 139 horses expected from across the country. A total of $5,900 in purses will be distributed across three daily races beginning at 1 30 p m. This will be Ohio’s final meeting of the year.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Syracuse Officials and Officials Names in Scorecard
Readable fragments list several names including Captain Tisdale Merz Vavra Nevins and referee and umpire assignments. Mentions E Carsonge E A Miller and Bill Holle as officials. No clear event or outcome provided.
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Syracuse
Steenee Perrault
M. Singer
Johnson Dinunzio
Tisdale
E. Carsonge
E. A
E. P. Miller
Bill Holle
Brem Baker Bethany Eureka and more high school football scores
A long list of regional football scores is reported, including Baker 27 over Bethany 0, Eureka 0 over Evansville Bradley 43, Cumberland 21 over Bethel Dayton 7, Detroit 14 over West Geneva 20, Michigan Normal 1, Muskingum 19, Mt Temple 31, Massillon 70, Kent State 28, and several other line items with school names and partial results. The piece closes with a note that The Trojans will play the Side Fan at Jefferson tomorrow, kickoff at 2 o'clock, listing players Noresky Moore Mascovac Sam Moore Reel 4 Wamsley.
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Baker
Bethany
Biuvesela
No. Caza Butler
Evansville
Bradley
Eureka
Cumberland
Bethel
Dayton
Heidelberg
Detroit
W. and
J. Duquesne
West Geneva
Westminat
Geo. Washington
Michigan Normal
Muskingum
Mt Temple
Baskeli
Chelz Evie
Toledo
Toledo Libbey
Alis Kenton
Ada
Columbus West
Columbus East
Grandview
Dela Bexley
Westerville
Columbus South
Ayria
Glenville
Cleveland South
Sud Gallon
Crestling Norwood
Lockland
Marysville
Bellefonts
Springfield Catholic
Cleveland Garfield Hel Marshall
Lancaster
Massillon
McDonald Defiance
Terraceana
Tippecanoe
Kent State
Ravenams
Trojans
Jefferson
Noresky
Moore
Mascovac
Sam Moore
Wamsley
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Kroeman
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Gent
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Kowski
Foxx Most Valuable
Jimmy Foxx
Notre Dame Pas
Volvo
Sawicki Brancheau
S. Sutherland Elser Peer
Mica Bluffton
Defiance
van? Grande
West Liberty
John Marshall
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
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Frank Carideoweasaee
Eddie
John Ma Grande
Reas Cinnati
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Barber Rembawk
Pleasnick Lauer
Wright
Custar
Schafer Fert Miy
G. Deeee Coen
McDermott
Lowery Maidenees
Mosher Christie
Worcester Sanders
Fely Sage
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F. Saeges
Ghiett Hedoes
Etyria
Vaucha
Eldridee
McKck
Randall
Gt Ox
Forbee
E Siebert
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Knapp
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Q. Smith
C. Chralk
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