Improved Lakewood Team To Face Elyria Saturday
In the City League, Lakewood travels to Elyria Saturday as the league schedule continues. I. T. S. Pinsters fall early season lead after a mixed night of bowling results with Maumee Dairy, Elyria Hardware, and Colson Company posting wins. Johnny Worthington led I. T. S. with 377 series while Ken Wise hit 219 for Maumee Dairy on October 16, 1934.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
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Rubber Company
Maumee Dairy
Dairymen
Elyria Hardwares
Colson Company
U. S. Rubber Company Boxlers
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Little Brown Jugs
Jackson Wall Paper
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Carl Hobart
Hayden, Evans
I. T
Ken Wise
Will Theel
Inter-City Coal
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Welsh Funeral Home
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Little Brows Juge
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Dan Aoe
Edgy College Upset Highlights Notre Dame Rivalry
A scrambled sports digest notes Chevigny’s standout for Notre Dame and a historic Texas stumble. It mentions NH Southwestern Conference debut vibes, boxing trainer chatter, and a late football scoring recap with Boddy Kane and Gerhardinger. The piece closes with a quiz asking Benny Leonard’s correct boxing name.
Illinois Eleven Has Great Aerial Attack
Illinois features a strong aerial attack with passers Beynon Lindbergh and Froschauer and receivers Nelson Dykstra plus ends. The unit has connected for 150 yards on 14 attempts against Ohio State as Big Ten observers note its impact.
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United Press
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Froschauer
Nelson
Dykstra
Ilinois
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Pug Land
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Oze Simmons
Nesro
Dick Hanley
Simmons
Wing shooting aims demand target focus not rifle sighting
A Western Newspaper Union piece argues against adding shotgun “fist” sights or any hind sight on shotgun barrels. It explains wingshooters must be target conscious with limited focus on the gun and a fast, forward lead, contrasting riflemen’s single-bullet precision with the wing shot’s high pellet barrage.
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Alis
Maine
Adirondacks
Pennsylvania
Flo
Unica
The Huddle Returns To Dish on Elyria Lakewood Rivalry
The Huddle column resumes after a long absence with partner George Morse and reader letters as it previews the Elyria-Lakewood football history. It details Lakewood’s jinx against Elyria, past league standings, and notable clashes from 1927 through last year’s 7-6 Elyria Stadium victory, while inviting readers to write in with feedback.
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Colyum
George Morse
Elyria and Lorain Favored In Local Dope Contests
In the Chronicle Telegram Dope The Results contest Elyria is favored to beat Lakewood and Lorain to defeat Shaw. Hundreds of coupons have been submitted with three ticket pairs offered for the Toledo Scott-Flynn game at Ely Stadium Friday night October 26. Winners will be determined by the editor’s decision after collecting correct or near correct entries from twenty games.
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Elyria
Bill Jones
Crimson
Lorain
Elyr Stadium
Lakewood
Ely Stadium
Thea Crimson
Toval
Mike
Chronicle-Telegram
Shaw
Toledo
Contest Deadline Set For Chronicle Telegram Readers
The deadline in this week's contest is 6 P.M. Friday, October 10. The contest is open to all readers of the Chronicle-Telegram with the exception of employees of the paper and their families. Tickets awarded the winners last week were mailed today.
Waddies Drill Announced For Elyria Practice Tonight
The Elyria unit will hold an important practice on 8th street with sweat ers and stockings distributed. Doan Chuck Abookire reported the drill to start at 6 40. Leonard Hill and Charles Sanders are asked to take notice.
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Waddies
Elyria
8Th Street
Doan Chuck Abookire
Leonard Hill
Charles Sanders
Notis
Bauer To Start Second Eleven Against Purple
Coach Ralph Bauer of the Elyria Lightweights plans to start a largely second string team against Lakewood Saturday after a poor showing against Shaw. In four games the Purple and Gold bantams are undefeated with one tie, scoring 71 points while not allowing a goal line breach. Lakewood holds a historical edge over Elyria. details follow.
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Shaw
Ralph “Tuffy
Bauer
Elyria Lightweights
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Myron Nolish
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Olmsted Fal
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Dover
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Olmsted
Purnis
Crimson
Elyria
Russ Davies
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Tes
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Lakewood Field
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Lou
Howie Shaw
Ed Kallay
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Recova
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Notre Dame faces tough week after poor showing
United Press reports Notre Dame works hard in practice after a weak showing. Ohio State lists injury to Beltz while Pipoly returns from injury. Purdue, Illinois, Michigan and Minnesota prepare for upcoming games with key players rotating in drills and new plays as teams focus on blocking, tackling and short passes.
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Q.duvk Beltz
Ohio State
Jim Pipoly
Volgere
Ohio
Elyria High
Roy Clymer
Dave’ Eaton
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Clymer
Iowa Colgate Sign for Game in 1936 at Iowa City
University of Iowa football will play Colgate, a strong eastern team, during the 1936 season. Colgate coach Ossie Solem announced the matchup with Andy Kerr’s team visiting Iowa City on October 12, 1935.
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Towa City
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Ossie Solem
Andy Kerr
Iowa City
Corneal and Clymer Ready for Tough Lakewood Elyria Fray
Veteran Lakewood coach George Corneal predicts a hard battle as Elyria coach Roy Clymer also eyes a strong fight. Lakewood, after a 6 0 win over Shaw and a 10 7 win over Akron Kenmore, prepares for Elyria with focus on improving blocking and turnover avoidance. Ellie Meyer limps with a knee, Kostyo drills but scrimmage status unclear, and Crandall and Madock carry injuries for Elyria while Triplett quits.
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Jack Meyer
Elyria
Shaw
Purple and Gold
Johnny Kostyo
Kostyo
Bob Crandall
Walt Ma~dock
Bill Triplett
al Eskins
Oker
Clymer
Ely Tia
Fence Blocks Young Viewers at Ely Stadium
A letter criticizes the high hedge barrier around Ely Stadium after a funded fence and landscaping project. The writer urges free passes for youths under twelve who can climb the cyclone fence quickly, arguing it preserves the community’s football education and youth access.
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George Moise
High School Athletic Association
FERA
Ely Stadium
E. YW. S
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