Independent Game With Toledo Central Appears Toughest On Flash Sked
Russ Davies reports the Sixth Street football schedule features a Friday night clash at Ely Stadium between Sacksteder's Crimson Flashes and Central Catholic High of Toledo. Central, a strong foe with three wins, two losses, and a powerful offense, is favored to overwhelm Elyria’s team, though local fans anticipate a rugged game and a possible flash reserve surge.
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Flash Sked
Sacksteder
Chick Smith
Ely Stadium
Russ Davies
MTA
Rocky River
Crimson Flashes
Elyria
River
Smithmen
Central Catholic High of
Toledo
Maumee
Central
Tom Keefe
Ohio State
Trishman
McCarthy
al Sacksteder
Waite
Scott
Delaware
Libbey
Central Boys
Gar
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Riverr
Flash Lighties to clash with Ridgeville tomorrow
Elyria Lightweights coach Roy Clymer plans two full teams for the week as the Lighties meet Ridgeville at ly Stadium and follow with a clash against E. H. 8 Freshmen. The coach targets stronger blocking and improvements at right half and guard with players Malik and House in key roles.
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Elyria Hitch
Ridgeville
Ly Stadium
E. H
Elyria
Frosh
Bantam
Herald
House
Malik
Yale Varsity Eleven Triumphs Untouched by Chicago Game
Yale Varsity eleven emerged from the Chicago game without injuries. Coach Mal Stevens kept the squad active with a long practice session lasting more than an hour to ready them for Army on Saturday.
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New Haven
Yale
Chicago
Mal Stevens
Army
Brothers Play On Lake Erie Bantam Teams
Brothers play on Lake Erie bantam teams with pairs from each lineup. Mizen brothers at Lakewood, C Mizen guard and R Mizen tackle. Meltzer brothers from Shaw, 3B Meltzer tackle and his brother at end. Wolf brothers at Heights, Dan tackle and his brother at wing. Urbanic brothers at Lorain, Frank tackle and Joe end. Dunstan brothers lead Crimson Flash bantams with George as signal caller, Weal at left halfback.
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Chuck Hup
Rocky River
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Mizen
C. Mizen
R. Mizen
Meltzer Brothers
Shaw
Meltzer
L. Wolf
D. Wolf
Heights
Dan
Ang Post
Lorain
Urbanic
Frank
Joe
Crimson Flash Bantams
Dunstan Brothers
George
Signal Barker
Weal
Elyria Athletic Club Banquet Celebrates Season Champions
The Elyria Athletic baseball club, champions of the Cuyahoga and Lorain County leagues, held its first annual banquet at Charles Yost’s home on Marseilles Avenue. Ed Stokes and Charles Yost spoke, players discussed joining next season, and each was presented a safety razor by Mr. Baum. The club thanked local merchants and fans for support.
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Elyria Athletic Baseball Club
Cuyahoga
Baum
Bowling Aie Spike Maintains Lead in Three-Game Series
Spike’ wasiutained their lead by taking two of three from the Champs while the Rockets failed to win more than one against the Wizards. Standings are listed for the involved teams.
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Aie
Elyria Frosh Meet Oberlin At Ely Stadium
Coach Carl Smith leads Elyria High Freshmen against Oberlin Freshmen at Ely Stadium this afternoon seeking a second straight win after defeating Rocky River Frosh in the opener.
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Carl Smith
Elyria High
Oberlin
Ely Stadium
Rocky River
Goodman Defeats Lombardo in Columbus Bout
Cleveland junior welterweight Joey Goodman won a 10 round decision over Tony Lombardo of Toledo in Columbus. Goodman weighed 142 pounds to Lombardo’s 141 1 2. In a separate 21 round bout, Jack Pallatt was disqualified for a low blow against Wild Block of Lancaster.
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Columbus
Joey Goodman
Cleveland
Tony Lombardo
Toledo
Goodman
Lombardo
Jack Pallatt
Lancaster
Patatt
Local Bowling Season Opens at K of C Alleys Friday
The 1951-32 Elyria bowling league begins Friday at Knights of Columbus alleys with eight teams. Opening matches pit Elks vs Chronicle Telegram and Moose vs K of C on alleys 1-2 and 3-4, followed by Eagles vs American Legion and State Highway vs Odd Fellows on 2-4.
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Knights of Columbus
Louie Bueche
Elks
Earles
Moose
American Legion
Odd Fellows
State Highway
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
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Eagles
American Legion A Ve. Odd Fellows
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Monroe Welty
Chuck Hemings
Ed Wilcox
Johnny Banick
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Second Streeters
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Whitey Lisewsky
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Chet Shepard
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Ross Baum
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Murray Brothers
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Stan Basinski
Frank
Lucky
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Marsh Guerin
Bob Smith
Matt Gergel
Ralph Shrubsole
Tommy Robson
Art Kehnert
Ohio State Seeks First Big Ten Title Since 1920
Ohio State emerges as a strong contender for the Big Ten title for the first time since 1920 with a 20-7 win over Michigan. Coach Sam Willaman’s Buckeyes face Northwestern next in a pivotal October showdown while aiming to topple Indiana, Wisconsin, and Illinois en route to the championship. Northwestern leads may hinge on the crucial clash, with Notre Dame and a muddy tie cited as recent challenges in the quest.
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George Kirkley
United Press Staff Corp
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Wolverines
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Wisconsin
Illinois
Sam Willaman
Northwestern
Wildcats
Finois
Minnesota
Iowa
Vanderbilt
Notre Dame
Ashland Pitchers Defeat Elyria 21 to 14
Ashland horsehoe pitchers defeated Elyria at Cascade Park by 21 to 14. Ashland ringer average 30 percent to Elyria 3 percent. Ashland 98 double ringers and 725 ringers to Elyria 116 doubles and 741 ringers. Rockwood of Elyria 128 ringers and 24 doubles in five games. Standouts: Ashland Reese 37 percent Yeater 34 Poff 30 D Enck 29 Treese 26. Elyria Davis 48 Rockwood 42 Vasra 31 Schafer 20 August 33 Scheibel 29 Vasbinder 28.
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Notre Dame Expects Hard Game With Pitt
South Bend Indiana October 20 Coach Heardy Anderson expects one of Notre Dame's hardest games of the season when Pittsburgh invades South Bend on Saturday. Anderson rates Pittsburgh's line as stronger than Northwestern's, based on information from Notre Dame scouts.
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Ind
Heardy Anderson
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Northwestern
Chicago Eleven Looks Poor In Practice
Chicago freshmen held the Maroons to a 7 to 7 tie as hopes for a victory over Indiana dimmed. Coach A A Stage finds little to cheer about this season besides sophomore back Pete Zimmer whose play stood out in an otherwise flat preseason showing.
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Chicago Eleven
Chicago
Indiana
A. A. Stage
Maroons
Pete Zimmer
Carnera Named Deserter by French Army
Paris October 20 Private Primo Carnera appeared on the French army lists as a deserter after failing to report to the 358th infantry regiment at Strasbourg as a naturalized French conscript. Army authorities said they were not surprised by his noncompliance with examinations and steps. Orders have been issued to police to arrest him on sight and guard him to the Strasbourg guardhouse.
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Prime Carnera
Strasbourg
Carnera
Yost Aids Kipke With Michigan Football Squad
Athletic Director Fielding H. Yost returned to help Harry Kipke prepare Michigan for the Illinois game at Urbana. They spent time rehearsing scoring plays inside the 5 yard line. Struck's Furniture Midgets beat West Side Wildcats 14 to 12 at Stadium Field, Vincent scoring both touchdowns for Struck Furniture with Wolodzko and Rosa adding extra points. H Moore scored both for the Wildcats. Struck Furnitures seek games with teams averaging 110 pounds, contact Tony at 38-024.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding H. Yost
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Illinois
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Struck
Wildcats
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Stadium Field
Vincent
R. Wolodzko
G. Rosa
H. Moore
Tony
Go Main Card Featuring Hoyson and Jezewski in Elyria
The card lists six round bouts at various weights from 118 to 155 pounds. Notable matchups include Mickey Hoyson of Elyria facing Johnny Jezewski, also of Elyria, in the main event, plus Eddie Smith from Lorain meeting Billy McDonald of Cleveland in a 120 pound final. Other prelims feature Kid Schroeder and Charlie Starron, Tony Skorke against Tete Dailey, Willie Wash versus Willie Jones, Benny Sis versus Sid Sokol, and Addie Danoski facing Johnny Simon in 4 round contests.
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Tontht
Mickey Hoyson
Elyria
Johnny Jezewski
Leasi
Eddie Smith
Lorain
Billy McDonald
Cleveland
Kid Schroeder
Amherst
Charlie Starron
Presbhos Tony Skorke
Tete Dailey
Willie Wash
Willie Jones
Benny Sis
Sid Sokol
Addie Danoski
Flyria
Johnny Simon
Borgon
Jecewski
Mickey
Johenny
U. S&s. Navy
Kidshroeder
Duartic Starron
Starran
Ruth Kish
Wito
Starrea
Ike &Bhroedr
Tony Skorke
Pete Dailey
Dailey
Four Way Tie For Ohio Scoring Lead In College Football
Four players share top scoring honors in Ohio college football with 30 points each. Leaders include Martin Schnur of Dayton, Clark Gabriel of Ohio University, Lea Grimes of Mount Union, and Holgar Westfall of Ohio Wesleyan, each with five touchdowns. Gabriel has four TDs and six extra points. Others trailing include Miami’s Dave Samuelson with 26 points and multiple players from Case, Wittenberg, Baldwin Wallace, and Wilberforce contributing points.
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Martin Schnur
University of Dayton
Clark Gabriel
Ohio University
Lea Grimes
Mount Unier
Holgar Westfall
Ohio Westevan
Schnur
Grimes
Westfall
Ciabriel
Ara Roudebush
Miami
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Lanning
Wittenberg
Terry
Wilberfores
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Pennington
Navier
Beckwith
Nelson, Wooster
Culetta
John Carrall
Oliphant Back in Uniform Ahead of Northwestern Tilt
Ohio State football reports improved health after the Michigan win. Marshal Oliphant returned to practice as a possible backup quarterback though his ankle hurts, while Ted Rosequist likely misses another game. Haubrich, Beil, Holcomb and Haubrich deal with injuries as the squad drills for depth before Northwestern.
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iUm
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Michigan
Northwestern
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Cincinnati
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Whlaman
Bill Beil
Bob Haubrich
Stuart Holcomb
Haubrich
Reguars
Willaman
Northwestern Sophomores Sidelined by Nerve and Leg Injuries
Northwestern backs George Potter and Ollie Olsen nurse injuries but expect to play against Ohio State. Potter suffers a Charley horse while Olsen has an infected leg, with both listed as probable for the weekend game in Evanston.
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CEI
Northwestern
George Potter
Ollie Olsen
Potter
Olson
Fight Results From Across Cities In United Press Roundup
Boxing results from Cleveland Wheeling Chicago and Cedar Rapids show various decisions and knockouts. Dilly Wallace defeated by decision over Joe Zeman in Cleveland while Al Maxon fell to a technical decision in Chicago. Tiny cM knocked out by Gene Stanton in Wheeling and other wins included Micky Doyle and U S Carpentier in separate bouts.
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Cleveland
Dilly Wallace
Waa
Land
Ton
Joe Zeman
Feveland
MR. C. Husk
Dick O'Leary
Witkenharre
al Maxon
Youngstown
Micky Doyle
Scranton
U. S. Carpentier
Pittsburgh
Boyson Jezewski Bout Tops Popular Priced Card At Eagles Hall
The first popular priced show of the indoor season starts tonight at Eagles Hall promoted by Ray Todd. Six rounders feature local boxers Elyria LOcal rivals Mickey Hoyson and Johnny Jezewski, with Boyson and Jezewski listed for six rounds at 136 pounds and Tony Skorke among top prospects. The card includes Eddie Smith vs Billy McDonald in a six round semi final and Willie Wash vs Willie Jones in another local match. The curtain raiser features Kiddie Janoski and Johnny Si-Inoh in a four round one minute bout with the first bell at 8:50.
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Eagles Hall
Ray Todd
Elyria
Lorain
Mickey Hoyson
Johnny Jdczewski
Boyson
Jezewski
Elyrian
Willie Wash
Willie Jones
Lorain Wash
Wasa
Willie
Benny Sills
Harry Hughes
Sid Sekol
Kiddie Janoski
Johnnny Si- Inoh
Todd
Army Faces Yale Game With Injured Regular Backfield
West Point reports Army's entire regular backfield sidelined by injuries as they begin preparations for Saturday's Yale clash. Cadets focus on depth chart, with backups stepping up in practice at Army.
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West Point
Army
Yale
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