Murkowski Scintillates As Elyria Downs Central
More than a million football fans flocked to games nationwide for the day’s marquee clashes. Michigan and Ohio Blair in Ann Arbor drew about 7,000 fans, while Illinois faced Army in Cleveland expected to top 40,000. Princeton-Varsity, Yale-Brown, Notre Dame-Carnegie Tech, and other major matchups anticipated large turnouts as conference and inter sectional rivals collided across the country.
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Illinois Army
Princeton
Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Gridiron Powers
Titans
Michigan
Olio Blair
Cleveland
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Army
Illnois
Columbia
Pasadena
N. J
New York
New Haven
Dukes
Davidson
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Mississippi
Sewanee
Tennessee
Alabama
Louisian State
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Texas A. & M
Corn Belt
Nebraska
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon State
Washington State
Football Puzzlers and Official Rules Revealed
A sports page presents a set of football rule questions including game length intermission duration and forfeiture scenarios. It also asks about a fumble near the goal line and a forward pass in the end zone with a dropped ball, noting Frank Carideo provides the answers at page bottom.
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Frank Carideo
85,000 Gather To Watch Ohio Play Michigan
Ann Arbor, Oct 21. A sunken bowl crowd of about 85,000 filled the Michigan stadium to witness Ohio State and Michigan both undefeated in the 1932 Big Ten race. Ohio State aimed to pressure Michigan’s defense while Michigan planned to stop Ohio quarterback Carl Cramer. Referee Fred Gardner presided with officials from Cornell, Chicago, Princeton and Dartmouth.
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Ohio
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ohio State
Quhio State
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Michigan State
Cornell
Fred Gardner
John Schommer
Chicago
E. Burne
Princeton
W. Knizht
Dartmouth
Caddies Play Flashes At Jefferson School Gym
Elyria Country Club Cad to meet West Side Flashes in a Jefferson school schedule game tomorrow at 2 oclock. The contest lines up local teams and the gym venue for the hoop clash.
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Elyria Country Club
Cadfea
West Side
Jefferson School
Peter-At-Law Wins Norwalk Racing Event
Peter-at-Law owned by Gong wer and Read of Ashland and driven by Jess Brinkerhoff won all three heats of the 2:10 pace feature at Norwalk harness meeting on Friday. Peter Henley’s son paced the second heat in 2:05 3 4. Peter Paul, driven by Ray Seeley of Canfield, led the first two heats of the classified pace to win that race. Allie Wyn, driven by Weil Mallow, won the 2:26 trot.
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Norwalk
Peter-at-Law
Gongwer and Read
Ashland
Jess Brinkerhoff
Peter Henley
Peter Paul
Ray Seeley
Canfield
Allie Wyn
Weil Mallow
Detroit Cagers Seek Games
Detroit Cagers Seek Games as Dr. Toole basketball team, active in Detroit for fifteen years, looks for matches with Elyria area clubs. Notable roster includes Daniels, Shaw, Barham, Gussin, Schecter, Crowe, Goldstein, and Esce. Interested managers should contact P. Sachs at 609 Woodward Avenue or call Clifford 2991.
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Detroit
Dr. Toole
Mic
Springfield High crushes Stivers 67 to 0 in Dayton
Springfield High school routed Dayton Stivers 67 to 0 last night, ending a 16 season drought without a Stivers win and leaving Stivers with only two first downs. Coach Art Mansfield said Springfield would accept any state title challenge and seeks Mansfield High School next.
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Dayton Stivers
Dayton, O
Springfield High School
Dayton Stivers High
Stivers
Art Mansfield
Mansfield High School
Wayside Inns Host Spencer In Second Meeting Tomorrow
The Wayside Inn eleven will host the Spencer Independents in a game set for tomorrow at the Wayside Inns gridiron. This is their first game in two weeks as they seek a victory in the current campaign. Only this game is listed locally as Resar Motors and Business Men are idle. Kickoff is at 2:30.
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Wayside Inn
Spencer Independents
Wayside Inns
Inns
Ian-Spencer
Resar Motors
Muskingum Beats Heidelberg 15 to 6 in Ohio Conference clash
Muskingum maintained its 1933 ledger with a 15 to 6 victory over Heidelberg at New Concord. Scoring came on a fumble return for a touchdown, a 60 yard punt return by Wentz for Heidelberg, Powell’s two rushing scores, and a Muskingum safety. Ashland and Kent State tied 0–0. Dayton edged Findlay 13–12. Xavier lost 8–0 to Washington & Jefferson. Bluffton defeated Defiance 12–0 in the Northwest clash. Upcoming games include Ohio State at Michigan and Miami at Ohio University.
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United Press
Muskingum
Ohio
Heidelberg
New Concord
Powell
Wentz
Elmer Zang
Dayton
Bob Payne
Ray Hoetling
Lawrence Thomas
Findlay
Xavier
Washington & Jefferson
Cincinnati
Lieber
Presidents
Hal Pennington
Xaveer
Bluffton College
Defiance
Bob Freeman
Bluffton
Ohio State
Michigan
Miami
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Baldwin- Wallace
Case
Wooster
Akron
Marietta
Oberlin
Bowling Green
Ohio Northern
Hiram
Capital
Toledo
Kenyon
Denison
Otterbein
Rio Grande
West Liberty
Wilberforce
Tuskegee
Chicago
Mershall
New London Cage Sked Announced
New London High School released its 1933 34 basketball schedule with ten games eight in the Northern Ohio League. Non league dates include December 70 at Savannah January 1 at Wellington January 12 at Amherst January 19 at Medina February 9 at Vermilion February 16 at Amherst February 23 at Wellington.
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New London High School
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Wellington
Amherat
Megina
Medina
Vermilion
Illinois Favored To Beat Army In Big Intersectional Clash
Illinois, coached by Bob Zuppke, enters Municipal Stadium as the favorite to defeat Army in a major intersectional game before about 35,000 fans. Expected lineups include referees from Pittsfield and Lafayette with field judge D J Kelly from Springfield. Also noted, the East River Mustangs defeated Eastern Heights Fischer 8-0 at McKinley field with Cashiner Spanos McMoullen and Wrazynsky starring for the winners.
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Cleveland
WIM
Illinois
Bob Zuppke
Army
Municipal Stadium
Mustangs
East River Mustangs
Eastern Heights
McKinley Field
Cashiner
Spanos
McMoullen
Wrazynsky
Shank
94 yard run and a windy postgame crowd
The reader recalls Nile 94 yard run in the third quarter and notes Gene’s strong punt returns and a 64 yard run challenged by fatigue from the Ces ti line. Tommy Dean kicks well at times and Swivel neck is introduced amid game chatter. A joke about corn and beans shadows news of Elyria’s fifth win.
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D'Jaike
Nile
Mrnk
Myers
Gene
Central
Oval
Elyria
Grid Results From Unied Press Scores Across Regions
Mixed high school grid results list many score lines and team names from various colleges and towns including Dayton Findlay Lebanon and Columbus. Notable games include Springfield 67 Dayton Stivers and Columbus North 35 Central 9. The page compiles scattered results with numerous discrepancies and OCR errors.
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Hampton
Bluefield
Scholastic Springfield
Dayton Stivers
Lancaster
Lancaster St. Mary
Collinwood
Cleveland
John Adams
Greenville
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Hexley
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Woodward
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Purcell
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Dover
Bellevar Oberlin
Galion
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Norwood Walnut
Forest
Larue
Weeterville
Delaware
Gresheld
Wilmington
Irush
Useld Central
New London
Medina
Oninte Deat
Richwood
Wananoneta
Columbus Grove & Urbanadz College
Springfield Res
Ease Tovernent
Midland
McPdonaid
Austintown
Orn Hesrrse Academy
Welanf
Cincinnati Bears Take on Marshall in Homecoming Showdown
Cincinnati opens the Buckeye Conference season by hosting Marshall College at Nipport Stadium during Homecoming. The Bearcats, aiming to improve on last year’s third place finish, rely on a timely attack led by Italian halfback John Zonta and a fast backfield to counter Marshall’s Thundering Herd debut under coach W. Vadall. The 20,000 crowd watched Kentucky’s Wildcats defeat the Bearcats last week, signaling a competitive race for conference honors.
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Marshall College
Nipport Stadium
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Wildcats
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Miami
Redskins
New London Hi Ghidders Down Medina 12 to 0
New London High School opened its Northern Ohise High League schedule with a 12 to 0 victory over Medina. Wert scored the first touchdown on a six yard run after a long drive, and a final pass completed for another score. Medina fumbled and later punted, while New London capitalized on field position and a blocked punt to extend their lead. This was New London’s third win in four starts.
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New London High School
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Medina
New London
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Meding
Paul Snyder
Bucyrus
New Londons
Murkowski
Feam
Bly
Tia
Maumee City
Crimson
Streeters
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Bondy
Lee
Crimson Scrubs
Trish
Central
Myers
Oval
Bellevue Eleven Routs Oberlin 28 7 on Home Field
Bellevue wins its first Little Big Seven game in seven years, beating Oberlin 28 7. Burgess Zechman Walters and Hutchins score touchdowns, with two extra points via safety and kicks by Miller and D Schaeffer. Substitutions listed for both teams.
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Oberlin
Bellevue — Arndt
Hunt
Grosnickle
Weht
Mitchell
Bellgvue
Smith Wreeeeee
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R. Hutchins
R.H B. Schaeffer Walters Peeeees
Matchman Miller
Furnitures Beat Motors In St. John's Lutheran League
The Struck Furniture team swept Rothgery Motors in a St. John's Lutheran League bowling match last evening. Jack Schafer led with a 544 series and 241 in the final game, the season’s high single. Buchhelz topped the Motors with a 202 game.
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Rothgery Motors
Jack Schafer
Schafer
Buchhelz
Pi 0 Be. Pi 0 Be.-I Q&A Summary
Answers to Eddie Collins questions printed above reveal periods timings 60 minutes a minute between first and second periods and between third and fourth, 15 minutes between second and third. Opponents may scrimmage from 35 yard line. Refusal to play within two minutes after ordered by referee results in a forfeit. Touchback noted twice.
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Muruk Stars Edge Opponents With Murkowski TD and PAT
Muruk Stars reach end zone on Murkowski run for a touchdown and a successful Lee extra point after a pass from Murkowski. Substitutions include Etyria Novak and a long list of players. officials named Grose as referee Shafer as umpire and Bohn as head linesman.
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Zlba
Lee
Etyria—Novak
Yost
Williams
Wazeyniak
Nichols
Rumph
Baldauf
Gibbons
Flowers
Herold
Esekins
Conetral
Bumbaugh
Imberry
Hentges
Cappelletty
Freshmen Triumph Over Jefferson Junior High 18 to 0
Elyria High Freshmen, led by Hiatt and Pfaff, shut out Jefferson Junior High 18 to 0 in a prep football game. The Smithmen scored on a 78 yard run, another rushing TD, and an interception return set up Pfaff’s second score, with defense stifling the Junior High aerials.
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Chuck Rapp
Coring
Chick Smith
Elyria High
Ed Burton
Jefferson
Hiatt
Pfatr
Smithmen
Kostego
Pfatt
Midefield
Pfaff
Toledo Bus Breaks Down Delaying Elyria Game
A bus carrying Toledo Central to Elyria broke down at Kip ton, delaying the Ely Stadium game by nearly three quarters of an hour. Soldier Caruso, a disabled World War veteran and singer at athletic events, entertained the crowd with When Irish Eyes Are Smiling and Sweetheart Darling before the game. Caruso was slated to perform in Lorain today at Recreation Stadium for the Lorain-Sandusky game.
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Elyria
Kipton
Ely Stadium
Caruso
Lorain
Lorain-Sandusky
Recreation Stadium
Motor Gridders To Practice Tomorrow At Jefferson School
Coach Chuck Peiro of the Re sar Motors box calls a practice session for tomorrow morning at Jefferson School starting at 9 30 All players are urgently requested to report at the above mentioned time The team has not scheduled 4 game for tomorrow due to the fact that several players are in capacitated.
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Chuck Peiro
Resar Motors
Jefferson School
Mat Results By United Press
In St Louis United Press notes results from matches featuring Joe Maicewks defeating Andy Dusek of Omaha though Dusek was disqualified, Ernie Dusek drew with Mayes McLain, and Kiril enko defeated Emil Dusek. Vic Christie beat Jack Wagner in a separate pairing.
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ST. Louis
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Utica
Andy Dusek
Omaha
Dusek
Ernie Dusek
Mayes McLain
Oklahoma
Matroze Kirilenko
Russia
Emil Dusek
Omsha
Sandor
George Manish
Vic Christie
Jack Wagner
Crimson Captain Fires 94 Yard Dash Past Toledo Central High
Elyria High, led by captain Frank Murkowski, crushed Toledo Central 27 6 as Murkowski scored all three Crimson touchdowns including a 34 yarder. Myers returned punts, Clymer praised for blocking while Central rallied late but the Irish failed to threaten seriously.
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C-T
Elyria High
Crimson
Frank Murkowski
Harold Dangerfield
Dinger
Dangerfield
Murkowski
Hoas
Long's
Dean
Pierce's
Robinson's
Grills
Mike's
Yucka
Diliman
Gerhardinger
Jones
Roy Clymer
Toledo Central High
Elyria
Clymer
Hig
Elyria Business Men's Eleven Plans Meeting After Cancellations
Due to two cancellations by North Olmsted the Elyria Business Men's team will be without two games. They’ll hold a reorganizational meeting and drill at Ely School tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Reporters include Walker Van Camp Donnelly Masterer E Brown Edington Mab Nagorka Schroeder Machock Yourglass Hoadley Pais Hill Wiley Balley Drage Foster und Pfaff.
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Elyria Business Men
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Walker
van Camp
Donnelly
Masterer
E. Brown
Edington
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Nagorka
Schroeder
Machock
Yourglass
Hoadley
Pais
Hill
Wiley
Balley
Drage
Foster Und Pfaff
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