Four Big Ten Teams Still Unbeaten
Four top Big Ten teams Minnesota Iowa Ohio State and Purdue remain unbeaten as conference play begins. Minnesota crushed Purdue 19 to 0, while Iowa routed Chicago 13 to 0 and Ohio State beat Purdue by fumbles. Michigan defeated Michigan 6 to 0, marking a turning point in the race for the league title.
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Elyria High Triumphs In Revenge Win Over Lakewood
Elyria High avenged a prior defeat by Lakewood with a hard fought home victory. Quarter scores swung 6 6 at the midway mark as Moody connected with Dillman on a crucial late spiral to reach Lakewood’s goal line. Elyria, led by Stiffler and Moody, outpassed and outplayed the visitors to join Shaw and Melights atop the Lake Erie League standings.
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Massillon Breaks Elyria Ex-Hi With Early Lead and Defense
Massillon Wolverines edged the Elyria Ex-Hi eleven 3 to 5 at Central Steel field in a hard fought contest. Blackie Leteavits kicked the lone Massillon field goal in the first quarter as Tisza and Getz spearheaded a stout defense. Despite a late push by Elyria, the Wolverines held firm, claiming the win before about 1500 spectators and signaling a strong start to their season.
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Elyria Lights Fall In Misty League Opener 18 0
In a rain soaked game at Lakewood the Elyria Lights lost their first league tilt 18 to 0. Lakewood built on a 140 pound line and scored two late touchdowns while Elyria struggled to mount a sustained drive. Key Lakewood players Horvath and Butler starred as Fox and the line, plus a tough defense, limited Elyria to two first downs.
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Ad In The Chronicle Telegram Want Page
Classified notice notes an opportunity to place an advertisement in the Chronicle Telegram want page. It highlights affordable rates and quick placement for local readers seeking business or personal notices.
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East Upsets And Big Games Highlight Weekend Football
East teams posted notable results with Pittsburgh and Bucknell scoring big wins while West Virginia rallied past Penn State. Duquesne beat W J S 12 to 6, Princeton tied Virginia 0 0, Harvard beat North Carolina 20 to 0, and Army routed Providence 44 to 0 as Dartmouth beat Allegheny 37 to 12 and Syracuse faced TCU.
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Baker Boys Win Thrilling Contest Over Nativities
The Baker Boys edged the Nativities in a fast paced game on Jefferson school grounds. End runs by Boylan and Fortman and passes to Finney fueled an early score, with Finney converting the extra point. Lorain defense stiffened in later quarters but Baker held on as the Damm Eleven dominated in prior outings.
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Damm Bakery Drives to Endgame But Falls Short
In the final quarter Damm Bakery attempted a famed hidden ball play on the Nativities twenty-five yard line but failed to score as time expired. The game ended 14 to 0 with Eshman Boylan Hall Ross Gusky among Damm substitutes and Toots Kasper DeBona joining Na Livities with Biz Boy Springnoski.
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Buckeye Eleven, Ohio Teams Dominate Opening Slate
Ohio colleges posted strong starts as Buckeye Conference teams opened with perfect records. Ohio Wesleyan crushed Cincinnati 72 to 0 after a stunning upset of Michigan, Denison beat Miami 21 to 0, and Wittenberg edged Ohio University 13 to 12 while Bowling Green and Toledo led the Northwest Ohio circuit. Dayton fell to Brown 13 to 7. John Carroll lost 21 to 0 at Grove City. Baldwin Wallace dropped 50 to 0 to Western Reserve. Muskingum defeated Capital 50 to 6.
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Johnson Signs to Manage Senators
Washington announces Walter Johnson signed a three year contract to manage the Washington Senators. Clark Griffith, the club president, stated Johnson’s salary was not made public.
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College grid results highlight week with big wins
Conference play produced a 58 to 0 Ashland victory over Hiram and a 43 to a score over Wilmington after a 65 to 4 loss to Carnegie Tech last week. Two games ended in scoreless ties Oberlin versus Wooster and Kent State versus Defiance. Otterbein, 2 0 colors two and two, beat Kenyon 18 to 9 as Heidelberg won its homecoming tilt 24 to 6 over Ohio Northern. Rio Grande beat Circleville 12 to and Wilberforce defeated Lincoln College 17 to 6 at Jefferson City Missouri.
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Detroit Wolves Triumph Over Yankees In Season Opener
In Detroit on October 15 a crowd of 15,000 watched the Detroit Wolves, led by Benny Friedman, defeat the New York Yankees 55 to 12 in the opening game of the professional football season. Friedman's passing shaded the contest while Yankees star Gibby Welch was hampered by a weak line.
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Democratic Rally at Amherst City Hall by Peter Witt
Peter Witt will discuss campaign issues at Amherst City Hall on Tuesday evening October 16 at 7 30 p m. There is only one Peter Witt and residents are invited to hear him. Amherst Democratic Club invites all.
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