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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1933

Page

3

Elyria Faces Toledo Central In Gridiron Tilt At Ely Stadium

Elyria High meets Toledo Central at Ely Stadium Friday night with Central averaging 162 pounds as a team and a 271 pound line edge, while Elyria backs average 151 pounds. The Crimson hope to counter Central’s run game led by 136-pound sophomore Louie Bondy and seek to avoid Central’s aerial attack after Libbey. Coach Clymer works on weak points from the Glenville game as observer notes praise the squad’s overall effort.

Maumee City Bondy Russ Davies Elyria High School Toledo Central Ely Stadium Toledo Achy Central Bachfeld Noy Clymer Elyria Glenville Crimson Louie Bondy Howdy Maumico City Cireles Tscherno Libbey Erp Oval McCarthy Fair Cutcher Land Cappelletty Tscherne Cowboys Sixth Streeters Clymer

Sellout Likely for Ohio State Michigan Game in Ann Arbor

Big Ten football on tap with four conference games and two interconference tilts likely to draw 262500 spectators across six stadiums. Michigan Ohio State anticipated sellout with temporary bleachers boosting capacity to 87000. crowd could surpass 70000 at times. Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois Army also draw strong figures. Northwestern Indiana and Minnesota Pittsburgh capitalize on recent form and home crowds.

George Wirkley United Press Ivhicago Ann Arbor Michigan Stadium Michigan Ohio State Wisconsin Ilinois Army Northwestern Indiana Chicago Purdue Minnesota Pittsburgh Iowa Iowa City Hawkeye Iinois Army Cleveland Big Lake Front Iiinois Yale Northwestern Indiana Hvanston Stanford Sea Camp Fire Y. A

Texas Tech Coach Bans Grid Sissies

Texas Tech football coach Pete Cawthon bans drinking water during practice and games and orders players to toughen skin with cold-water massages. The move comes as he asserts no weak players will remain on the squad. Meanwhile Michigan drills behind barred gates as Kipke prepares the Wolverines for Ohio State with a screened practice. Shaughnessy shifts Chicago to an all out offensive plan against Purdue, and Illinois departs for Cleveland with captain Walser scrimmaging and possible return against Army.

Lubbock Tex Pete Cawthon Texas Tech Cawthon Michigan Gates Ann Arbor Mich Get Ferry Field Harry Kipke Wolverines Ohio State Illinois Cleveland Winds Army Herman Walser

Northwestern Seeks New Pivot Pass for Indiana Game

Northwestern coaches work on a midair pivot pass to counter Indiana’s defense ahead of Saturday’s matchup. Guard Whalen injured his leg in yesterday’s scrimmage while freshmen show strong passing in drills with the varsity.

Northwestern Evanston Indiana Whalen

Columbus Horse Wins Norwalk Race Feature

NORWALK Oct 13 T. Di Van owned by T. D. Van Camp of Columbus and driven by Harry Short captured the 2:14 pace title after four tight heats. Mary McElwyn owned and driven by Col. Bosworth of Lexington Ky won two fast miles in the 2:19 trot. Donathdale owned and driven by J. Crumrace of Newark won the 2:26 pace in a meet featuring three close finishes. The meeting runs through Oct 27.

Norwalk T. di van T. D. van Camp Columbus Harry Short Mary McElwyn Col. Bosworth Lexington Donathdale J. Crumrace Newark

Army Illinois Game Set To Draw Dense Crowd

Northern Ohio gears up for the Army vs Illinois clash at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland with an expected turnout near 40 000. Illinois seeks an upset after beating Wisconsin while Army’s highly touted 1933 machine faces a toss up challenge under Lt Harrison H Davidson. Band and aerial flyover planned as pregame attractions add to the event.

Alan Smith United Press Staff Corp T Leveland Ohio Cleveland Army- Illinois Municipal Stadium West Point Ilinois Wisconsin Army Illinois Bob Zuppke Big Ten Ae Cons West Selfridge Field Mich

Wayside Inn Holds Practice Tonight

The Wayside Inn football club will practice again this evening at the Wayside Inn grid. Every player planning to remain with the team must attend at seven o'clock for an urgent discussion on the immediate future.

Wayside Inn

Army In Stiff Drills For Clinois Contest

WEST POINT Oct 15 Despite bad weather Coach Gar Davidson has Army football practicing the season’s stiffest drills for Saturdays clash with Illinois at Cleveland The Cadets focus on cutting Illinois running plays and refining their own attack Beall and Gooch appear to win left tackle and right guard berths replacing Winn and Stillman and are likely to start Saturday

West Point Gar Davidson Army Ilinois Cleveland Dlinois Beall Gooch Winn Stillman

Pigskin Puzzlers Answers to Eddie Collins' questions

Answers printed above define football terms. A place kick from ground, no tee. a drop kick when ball rises, a punt when kicked before ground hit. Mentioned rules include touchback interference with fair catch, 15 yard penalty on defense for fair catch and safety for one team.

Ote Eddie Collins

Buckeye-Miami showdown may clinch Buckeye title

Ohio University plans a strong lineup for the Miami game in Athens next Saturday, a clash many expect to decide the Buckeye Conference crown. Miami enters with a 42 14 win over Marshall but faces questions at quarterback after Heinisch’s injury. Ohio carries peak fitness and deeper depth. The 12th straight meeting favors Miami with seven wins, while Ohio aims to extend its current form and boost hopes for the title.

Ohio-Miami Buckeye Ralph Tratsuoryh United Press Columbus Ohio University Don Peden Miami Ohio Franklin Peden Marshall John Zontini Charles Heinisch Athens Ohio Wesleyan Witten Berg Springfield Wesleyan University of Cincinnati Kentucky Cincinnati Wittenberg

Cincinnati Reds to Train in Tampa Next Spring Again

Sidney Weil, president of the Cincinnati Reds, announced the club would train at Tampa, Florida again next spring. The team has trained at Tampa for the last three years.

Cincy Reds Tampa

Hoosiers shift linemen for Northwestern camp

Bloomington Ind Oct 18 Indiana coach moved Ed Angiemyer from tackle to guard and Cerenski from end to tackle to bolster the center of the line before the Northwestern game. Sophomore back Vernon Huffman injured his knee but not expected to miss the Northwestern contest.

Zadlana Bloomington Ind Ed Angiemyer Indiana Cerenski Hoosiers Northwestern Vernon Huffman

Landis May Quit After Decade as Baseball Commissioner

Rumors say Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis contemplates retirement after more than ten years guiding baseball as commissioner. The longtime administrator has steered baseball through era of expansion and reform while facing ongoing scrutiny and evolving league dynamics.

Hich Kenesaw Mountain Landis

Birdmen Narrow Pin Race Lead With Sweep

In a major City League upset, the Eagles pin smashers swept the league leading I. T. 8 Rubber Company, ending their nine game win streak. The three game totals were 2,714 to 2,641, lifting the Eagles to second while cutting the I. T. lead to one game. The Little Brown Jags won two of three from Glen Rogers Motors, totalling 2,670 to 2,722.

Eagles I. T Keglers Knights of Columbus Birdmen Little Brown Jags Glen Rogers Motors Jugs Motors

Jugs Rally To Tie Motors In Close Bowling Night

The Motors fall from second to a third place tie with the victors the Jugs after a rough evening. Bill O Malley Glen Rogers Motors rolled 630 with 236 and 212 games while Oscar Jaroch added 622 for his team. The Jugs won the first game by four pins, Motors won the second by a dollar amount, then the Jugs seized the third to claim the win.

Motors Jugs Bill O'Malley Glen Rogers Motors Oscar Jaroch O'Malley

Columbia Club and Elyria Lumber Win Matches

In St John’s Lutheran bowling at Third Street school alleys, Columbia Club won all three over Held Transfers, while Elyria Lumber and Coal took two of three from Nabakowski Roofers. Marty Huebner led Columbia with 556, Art Moelk high single 216, Paul Gehrke 200. Art Buchholz 333 led Elyria Lumber, with Sherm Mellinger 191 high single. No-hitter lost game noted from Mahanoy City Industrial League as Jake Hydock’s team lost 4 to 3 after seven errors.

Columbia Club Elyria Lumber and Coal Nabakowski Roofers St. John’s Lutheran Third Street Marty Huebner Columbia Art Moelk Paul Gehrke Art Buchholz Elyria Lumber-Roofers F. Grusel Sherm Mellinger C. Pegers Mahanot City Jake Hydock Delano Railroad

Football rules quiz from Digski notes

A set of football puzzlers asks about place kicks drop kicks punts and downs. Scenarios include a field goal landing in the end zone a scrambling punt return by a defender and a safety returning a forward pass for a touchdown with explanations promised at page bottom.

Elyria Lights Face St Marys in Sandusky Saturday

Elyria High Lightweights travel to Sandusky to meet St Marys High, aiming for a fifth straight win after a season-opening loss. The Bauermen recall historic scores against the Bay City Catholics and may have star QB George Dunstan back, though his hip remains weak. The card also notes a boxing result from Stockton where Fréd Feary defeated Jim Merriot.

Chuck Bupporch Ralph Bauer Elyria High Sandusky St. Mary’s High Eleven Bay City St. Mary's Crimson St. Mary’s Obertiz

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