Bar Lunch Faces Mansfield In Season Opener
The Bar Lunch football team will open its season next Sunday, traveling to Mansfield to face the Coca-Colas in the heavyweight division. Bar Lunch seeks practice-qualified tryouts tonight and tomorrow at Harmiston Field, with manager inquiries directed to Jack Tarry in Elyria.
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Lorain High Routs Lakewood in opening league game
Lorain High tops Lakewood 26 15 as Paul Kramer stars with a 95 yard kickoff return and three touchdowns. Coach Earl M McCaskey lauds Kramer as the league’s premier back with strong blocking from Fred Huhn and key runs from Athie Reis. Lorain solidifies early Lake Erie title pursuit while McCaskey compares Heitzis and Cleveland Heights in upcoming games.
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Earl M. McCasker
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Heights
Amherst Benefit Boxing Show Thursday Feature Bout
Amherst Ohio hosts a benefit boxing card Thursday night led by Gussie Smallwood of Elyria versus Charley Stewart of Cleveland. The evening includes multiple Lorain and Elyria fighters with Golden Gloves alumni and champions on the undercard. An exhibition by the Gola Dutchies of Lorain opens the program at 7:24 p.m.
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Ohio State Rolls Drake in Decisive Victory Under Schmidt
Ohio State routed Drake University 50 to 7 in a dominant performance at Ohio Stadium. The win marked the largest margin since 1915 when Oberlin beat OSU and the greatest aggregate scoring streak at the stadium since its 1922 dedication, reflecting coach Francis Schmidt's relentless offensive policy. The Bucks improved from their opener against Kentucky, showing sharper execution and a powerful attack led by robust line play and efficient backfield.
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City Bowling Loop Match Tonight Features I T S Rubber and Welsh
The I T S Rubber Company and Welsh Funeral Home clash in the feature City Bowling League match at Knights of Columbus tonight. Elyria Hardware will face Crawford's Men's Wear in another scheduled lane duel.
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Shaw-Elyria grid game moved to Elyria Friday night
The Shaw Elyria football game scheduled for next Saturday noon at Shaw Stadium is transferred to Ely Stadium and will be played Friday evening. Roy Crymer of Elyria announced after a conference between school officials. The move aims to boost attendance and gate receipts as several Cleveland games clash on Saturday. The night game will begin at 6:15 PM with the main clash at 8:15 PM.
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Prince Out For Revenge In Match With Sauer
Prince Ulysses Nibalskie known as the Praring Arabian seeks revenge against George Sauer in the Rialto Theatre main event on Dan Morris' show. The bout follows Sauer's recent victories and includes a semi final featuring Tommy O'Toole and Pete Beltram. Local referee Charlie Browning is being sought for Wednesday night.
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Three Big Ten Games On Schedule Saturday
The Big Ten slate opens with Michigan at Wisconsin, Northwestern at Ohio State, and Purdue at Chicago. Iowa and Illinois idle. Indiana visits Cincinnati. Michigan and Purdue lead the conference as Purdue edges Northwestern and the Wolverines trend toward a second win. Ohio State favored over a improving Northwestern. Indiana faces Cincinnati while Minnesota seeks title relevance after beating Nebraska.
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Elyria Horseshoe Team Wins Greater Cleveland League Title
The Elyria Horseshoe pitching team captured the championship with 363 victories and 213 losses in the final league standings, finishing seven games ahead of the runner up in the Greater Cleveland League.
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Oberlin Beats Marietta For First Victory
Oberlin edges Marietta 5 to 4 in a tight final stretch as Wickenden and Berry power the Yeomen. Wickenden blocks Whitting’s punt for a safety and sacks Whiting late to seal Oberlin’s win. Coach notes credit Wickenden, Barnes, and Berry for standout plays in a hard fought battle.
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Elyria Lakewood Tickets Offered In Dope The Results Contest
Chronicle Telegram announces five winners from the Dope The Results Contest who will receive two tickets each to the Elyria Lakewood game at Ely Stadium on October 26. Winners listed include Bill Kaylor, Marion Borian, Rod France, Gay Toth, and Frank Seres, with others noted for missing several picks. The third week's contest invites readers to clip the coupon, mark chosen winners among twenty games, and mail the entry.
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Mail in coupons for Chronicle Telegram contest
Readers may submit unlimited coupons but none mailed after 6 p.m. Friday October 13. First five correct or near correct entries win as judged by the Contest Editor. Open to all readers except staff and families. Previous scores listed include Ohio State, Yale, Wisconsin, USC, and others.
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Eight Ohio College Football Teams Still Boast Perfect Records
Eight Ohio college football teams still hold perfect records after a weekend that saw four teams exit the undefeated group. Akron, Bowling Green, Mount Union, and Ohio Northern remain unbeaten in conference play, with Cincinnati, Ohio University, Wilberforce, and Western Reserve also undefeated among non conference teams. Cincinnati routed Denison 35 to 0, Ohio University overwhelmed John Carroll 49 to 60, and Reserve beat Buffalo 61 to 0 to reach 129 points in three games. Other large wins included Baldwin Wallace 41 to 0, Findlay 34 to 0, Wittenberg 41 to 0, and Xavier 24 to 0.
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Paul Runyan Wins Louisville Open Title
Paul Runyan wins the second annual Louisville Open Golf Tournament in Louisville Kentucky with a two under par total of 283 for the event. Runyan topped Richer and others as he moves on to Oklahoma City to challenge for the national PGA title.
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Kostro and Kromer Tie for Second in Scoring
Elyria fullback Johnny Kostro and Lorain halfback Paul Kromer are tied for second among Lake Erie League scorers after Friday and Saturday games. The pair share the hinge of the league scoring race with strong showings this week.
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Kromer Leads Lorain Past Lakewood In Opener
Lorain High beat Lakewood 26 to 15 in the Lake Erie League opener as Paul Kromer, All-Lake Erie halfback, scored three touchdowns including a 95 yard kickoff return to start the second half and added a 45 yard run. Bartos added the other Lorain TD and Kohlmyer and Wilson split the extra points. Lakewood tallies came on long passes to Morris.
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Notre Dame sole undefeated foe for Ohio State
Notre Dame remains the lone undefeated future foe for Ohio State after a 27 to 9 win over Wisconsin. Chicago beat Western State 31 to 6, Michigan topped Indiana 7 to 0, while USC edged by Tilineis 19 to 9. Northwestern and Michigan State also noted upcoming tests.
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Williams Leads Big Ten Scorers in Football Play
Chicago report notes Joe Ames of State as top Big Ten scorer with thirty points after four touchdowns against Drake and one against Kentucky. The piece lists the leading scorers and points totals for the conference.
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