Crestline tops resilient Resars 14 to 0 in football clash
Crestline opened strong at Lincoln Field and built a 14 point lead aided by Corry and Burnison. Elyria Resars fought hard but were unable to cross Crestline’s goal line as Wilcox added both extra points. Officials ruled a late score negated by a timing gun, final score Crestline 14 Resars 0.
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Resar
O. Uutsor
Martin Maddock Knapp
Dishrow
D. Fleiner
Clfford Lawrence
F. Rosas W. Fleiner
Werekes
Puzzling Football Rules From a Historic Page
Note explains line of scrimmage and line up eligibility for forward passes. It clarifies incomplete pass criteria and a defensive player intercepting in his own end zone but downed immediately. It also covers a punt hitting a moving blocker near ground with no defender reaching it before ground.
Business Men Gridders Defeat Lorain 7 to 0 at Jefferson Field
The Elyria Business Men’s gridders secured their first victory of the season by 7 to 0 over Amato Sports of Lorain at Jefferson Field. The lone score came in the fourth quarter when Bill Everhart passed to Jerry Malterer for a touchdown after a blocked punt. Everhart to Madhock added the extra point. Lorain threatened twice in the first half but Elyria’s defense held at downs each time. Substitutions included Elyria’s Mahl and others.
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Lorain
Elyria
Amato Sports
Jefferson Field
Amato
Bill Everhart
Jerry Malterer
Everhart
Madhock
Ion
Horain
Edington
Brunner Foster
Magner Senroeder
L.G
Filener Brown
R.H
Teal Drage
Speaker
Mahl
Ridge Ping Pong Play Opens Tonight
The Cherry Ridge ping pong league begins tonight announced by organizer Hersh Shanton. Two matches headline the opening card with the Bell Clothiers facing the Goth Barbers and the Al Mason Gas meeting the Krugman Transfers. Matches start at o'clock and are open to the public. Masterer E. Hoadley, T. Medinock, H. Everhart, F. Wiley, H. Batley, T. Amato, Sports-Meister T. Dominski, E. Demarco, G.
Skippies Triumph As Laneford Skippies Drill Tigers
The Laneford Avenue Skippies routed the East Side Tigers on Saturday at Ely Field. Mahan starred, scoring three touchdowns and converting four points as the Skippies rolled to the win. The report also notes team practice and jersey return details, and a distant historical aside on Germany’s ice age.
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East Side Tigers
Elyfield
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Lorain County
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Eene Witeneki Ehiert
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Rainey
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Carver Maren
Rasavilie
Linen
Eve
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Noddy
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T. Updyke
TJ Mitchie
EL Dewalt
Ohio State and Michigan Meet in Classic Ann Arbor Clash
Ohio State and Michigan, two top ranked teams, prepare for a big showdown in Ann Arbor. Ohio State dominates opponents 73 to 0 and 20 to 0 while Michigan beat Michigan State 20 to 6 and Cornell 40 to 0. The game could decide the Big Ten title with 75,000 expected in attendance.
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Ohio State
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Michigan State
Cornell
Sam Willaman
Harry Kipke
Winners In C T Grid Contest Are Announced
Winners in the Chronicle Telegram Dope the Results contest are Innes, Hanson and Smith of Elyria with two tickets each to the Elyria Toledo game. Twelve contestants missed seven. prizes include two tickets to Elyria Cleveland Heights. Deadline Friday noon October 2. Scores from last week list various colleges and teams. Thirty percent of India's irrigated area uses wells. Mexico ranks as a major gird producer.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Eorge Innes
Parkview Court
Ernie Hanson
Winckles Street
Vernon Smith
George Holtzman
R. D
Innes
Hanson
Smith
Thirteenth Street
Stace Kaminski
West River
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Adams Street
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Denison
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Syracuse
Ohio Wesleyan
Notre Dame
Indiana
Kinola
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Stanford
Minnesota
Purdue
Michigan
Conn
Wooster defeats Oberlin 6 to 0 in tumbling start
Wooster College opened strong scoring in the first five minutes and held Oberlin to a 6 to 0 victory at Ooster. Bunting crossed from the four yard line after a 55 yard march. Pryor missed the extra point as Oberlin threatened late but stalled on the Wooster 6 yard line.
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Ooster
Wooster College
Oberlin
Pryor
Wooster
Yeoman
Here
Gridiron Standings and Week Results Mixed
Last weeks gridiron results show Wisconsin edging Minnesota and Purdue topping Minnesota in a mixed set of scores. Notre Dame defeated Indiana while Chicago beat Washington. Conference games listed include Indiana at Northwestern and Pittsburgh at Michigan State with several incomplete lines.
Elyria Horseshoe Festival Falls To Canton 26 10
The Elyria Horseshoe Club hosted a Fall festival with Blair Nanamaker world champion trick shot pitcher performing feats such as ringers on four stakes and lighting a match with a shoe. Nanamaker and Sebeck of Canton split two exhibitor games as Elyria lost the match to Canton 26 to 10.
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Blair Nanamaker
Nanamaker
Sebeck
Boy Wonder
Canton
Caddies Trounce Trojans 27 to 0 in season opener
The Elyria Country Club Cadres opened their season yesterday with a 27 to 0 victory over the Trojans. L Wicks scored three of the four Cadres touchdowns. Wack added the other. A Kash kicked three extra points. Mono on the line backs and a place kick noted in the box.
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M. Keviak
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Heath
Warh Co
King . L
Wicks
Touchdawna
Wirke
Kash - Kemper
Ohio Grid Teams Stir Fans With Big Week of Games
Ohio fans eye a packed slate as undefeated Ohio State and Michigan clash in Ann Arbor for a potential Western Conference title. Army meets Illinois in Cleveland as Miami, Ohio faces Ohio University. Wittenberg hosts Ohio Wesleyan. Buckeye neighbors Marshall, Cincinnati renew ties. Case, Wooster lead Ohio Conference with Baldwin Wallace and others in action. Unbeatens list remains seven. several clubs still seek first wins.
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Xavier
Carnegie Tech
John Carroll
Western Reserve
Toledo
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John Marshall
Bluffton
Big Ten Title Hopes Rise After Surprising Week
Illinois roared to the lead with a 21-0 win over Wisconsin as Iowa tied Illinois at 1-1 after Minnesota stunned Purdue 7-7. Northwestern halted Stanford 0-0 and Chicago routed Washington U 40-0. Michigan thrashed Cornell 40-0 while Ohio State beat Vanderbilt 20-0. Notre Dame edged Indiana 12-2. Crowd totals reached 170000 across seven games, led by Northwestern Stanford 40000 and Michigan Cornell 95000.
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Nick Lukats
Football rules questions and terms explained
Answers to Eddie Collins questions cover line of scrimmage as the imaginary line through the ball nearest the offense, eligibility of ends and back players at snap, ball striking obstructions or out of bounds, touchback, and non interference with a fair catch.
Bears and Giants Lead Pro Grid Standings
The Chicago Bears, 1932 champions, extended their Western Division lead with a 12-9 win over the Chicago Cardinals, aided by a late rally and a safety. The New York Giants surged to Eastern Division first by routing the Philadelphia Eagles 56-0, with Molenda Richards and Moran among the scorers. Boston dropped to second in the East after a 13-0 defeat by Portsmouth, who struck with an early touchdown and two third-quarter field goals.
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West Side Flashes Triumph Over Trojans 12 to 6
The West Side Flashes defeated the Trojans 12 to 6 yesterday. Harry Moore intercepted a pass and returned it 9 yards for the Trojans’ score. Smith and Gehrke scored the Flashes’ two touchdowns.
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Trojans
Harry Moore
Smith
Gehrke
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