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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1927
Page
5
October 1927 schedule notes major clashes as Pitt, Princeton, Dartmouth, Army, and Cornell face tough opponents. The era’s top teams approach decisive tests. several matchups could reshape the eastern college grid standings this weekend.
Store ad promoting masquerade costumes and selections inviting customers to choose their suit early at 37 W 2nd St Elyria Ohio.
Elyria hosts Fostoria in a nonleague clash as both teams showcase backfield shifts and standout players. Captain Cook and Vicky Berger lead Elyria while Fostoria relies on Whate aff parsing and a strong front to challenge the 13 0 last year.
Ridgeville High travels to Norwalk Friday for a gridiron clash after a Medina win. Last year the Blue and Yellow edged the Saints 14 0 in a close contest. Guard Silko returns from a broken nose while Lempert recovers from a Charlie horse and aims to throw passes wide.
In Cincinnati UC drills a 12 man squad for Saturday at Carson Field versus Jarietta after resting Monday following last week's Dayton tilt. St Xavier under Joe Meyer also worked out focusing on defensive schemes against Oglethorpe. Columbus Ohio State filled most of its lineup at Brimmingmead with many substitutions as coach Dr J W Wilee pushed depth and tempo.
Elyria lightweights head to Sandusky to meet St. Marys while Dusthimer’s squad has yet to score a point this season. Star backs Smith, Boylan, Nieder, Hauger, Dunstan, and Brecknock lead a talented group though team cohesion remains an issue. a revival is hoped as captain Tall leads The One in a pivotal clash.
Gambier Kenyon college members impressed in last week's Rochester game according to Coach Don Wiper who expects a strong conference season. Capital Bridders to play away Saturday in their second conference game. Lutherans seek victory this week and Capital marks its unusual homecoming game. Earl Sande to ride Osmond in the 15000 dollar American handicap at Arlington Park with Widener Stable requesting six stalls. Army varsity class standings show football men as good students with backs lagging. Cleveland baseball club negotiations near one million dollar purchase led by Alva Bradley and loyal financiers.
On Cascade courts Bhyria High defeated Heights 6-4 6-1 as Martin toppled Thom and Ryshen beat Tucker 6-3 7-4. Rawson beat Alvord 6-1 6-4, Conway and Ritchie won 7-5 11-0, while Sharkey and Horman forfeited late in a 14-14 tie, Clevelanders winning the next game to claim the match.
Mr and Mrs Corwin Burrer and son Corwin Jr visited John Nugent and Arthur Neasig in Amherst Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Nash and family of Butternut Ridge visited Raymond Simms Sunday. Mr and Mrs H M Tapper al.
Two men were rescued from a barge adrift in Delaware Bay after nearly 24 hours. The Old Dominion broke loose from its tug and a coast guard cutter aided, with higher seas hindering rescue and uncertainty about three other persons including a woman aboard.
A residence was entered and rummaged with eatables money tools and a gas can taken or moved but valuables left. The door was left unlocked then found locked again. Son Harlan visited George Beassett in Eaton on Sunday.
Wellington items report Mrs. ER. K. Pierce on a New York motor trip and Lena Dirlam at the State W. C. T. U. convention. W. A. G. hosts a birthday party for Comrade ER. Is. Cowper. Legion plans Armistice Day activities. Kings Daughters and Sorosis club events noted along with Baptist notes and E. Elyria visits. The Crown proceeds with local civic events and a pageant plan in Lakeside.
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