Williams, Stocky Soph, Continues Fine Work
Ohio State's open ing to victories against non conference teams centered on Lump Jump Williams, the stocky Barberton sophomore halfback. He ran 23 times for 246 yards in three games, scored one of Ohio State's touchdowns, and added two punts for 33 and 55 yards. Captain Gomer Jones starred on the line, while Jim Karcher suffered a shoulder injury and will miss the Bloomington game. Preparations for Indiana began today.
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Tommy Devine
United Press
Olumbus
Ohio State
Lumpip
Northwestern
Barberton
Williams
Wiliams
Jones
Gomer Jones
Cleveland
Buck Ieader
al Lind
Cocaptain
Big Ten
High's eleven in driver's seat for Lake Erie crown
High's eleven sits atop the 1935 Lake Erie League after wins over Lakewood and Cleveland Heights. Elyria must win remaining games to stay in title contention, with the Lorain-Elyria clash looming as decisive. Kohlmyer booted the decisive extra point in Lorain’s 7-6 win over Heights, while Oberlin, Buckeye action, and Bearcats feature in late-season notes and standouts.
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Oraln High
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Elyria
Lorain
Shraug
McCaskeymen
Red Raiders
Iy Lorain
Heights
Lees
Connie Kohlmyer
Kohlmyer
The
Crimson
AL Coniam
Ohio
Bowling Green
Polar Bears
Coniam
Roosevelt
Edner
Shaw High
Oberlin College
Chet Wynne
University of Kentucky
Wildcats
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Georgia
Popular Weaver On Rialto Mat Card Wednesday
One of the era’s popular wrestling figures Buck Weaver of Terre Haute returns for Dan Morris’s Rialto mat show. He meets Jim Carter of Windsor in a semi final, with Carter noted as exceptionally clever and Weaver drawing strong crowds after last season’s success. The main event pits George Sauer of Lincoln against Pete Bertram of Duluth in a two of three falls match with a one hour limit, promising a fierce rivalry with Sauer the current streak leader. A ten minute talent penne will start at 7:30.
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Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Jim Carter
Windsor
Ontario
Weaver
Morris
Rialto
Carter
George Sauer
Lincoln
Nebraska
Pete Bertram
Duluth
Minn
Sauer
Tuffy Crete
Joe Woods
Jimmie Mitchell
Black Panther
Ulysses Sihalskis
Bertram
Penne
City Bowling Loop Matches Tonight at K of C Alleys
The Rabbit Company will greet the Jackson Wall Papers and the Knight of Columbus oppose Smith's Place in two City Bowling League matches scheduled for this evening at the K of C alleys.
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T. S. Rabbit Company
Jackson Wall
Knight
Colummbus
Smith
K_ of Calleys
West Side Flashes Seek Backer for New Season
The West Side Flashes reorganize for the coming season and seek a backer. Contact Bob Gerhart at 325 Lodi Street or by phone at 35-154. The team averages 145 pounds and roster includes Innes, Innes, Smith, Elek, Martin, Martin, McVey, Bodine, Bishop, Morse, Nichols, Everhart, Armitage, Donovan, and Gerhart.
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West Side Flashes
Bob
Gerhart
Lodi Street
G. Innes
T. Innes
V. Smith
P. Elek
J. Martin
G. Martin
C. McVey
R. Bodine
K. Bishop
T. Morse
Williams Holds Scoring Lead
CHICAGO October 7 21 Joe Williams Ohio State Sophomore halfback continues atop Big Ten scorers after scoring a touchdown versus Northwestern to lift season total to 36. Crayne Simmons Hild of Iowa Bettridge Roscoe Duvall Berwanger and others follow with various touchdown and point totals as listed.
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Chicago
Joe Willams
Ohio State
Big Ten
Northwestern
Pat
Williams
Crayne
Iowa
Simmons
Hild
Bettridge
Roscoe
Minnesota
Duvall
Berwanger
Winners In C T Grid Contest Are Announced
The Chronicle-Telegram Dope the Results Contest names Leslie Nichol Erma Schnarr and Thomas Spencer as top pickers among 790 entrants who win two tickets to Ely Stadium games. Two more close runners up receive two tickets. others missed by three entries.
PGA quarter finals set after tough matches in Oklahoma City
Eight survivors from the National PGA tournament advanced to quarter finals in Oklahoma City with Paul Runyan defending champion facing Al Zimmerman. Other matches included Revolta versus Kreuger and Schultz edging Kreuger after 37 holes, while Watrous defeated Parks and Dudley beat Thompson.
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Paul Runyan
White Plains
al Zimmerman
Portland
Ore
Joha Our Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
Ed Schultz
Troy
al Watrous
Detroit
Horton Smith
Chicago
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Tommy Armour
Runran
Zimmerman
Twin Hills
Tony Manero
Greensboro
N. C
Levi Lynch
Gildewater
Tex
Schultz
Alvin
Butch} Kreuger
Beloit
Kreuger
Gene Sarazen
Revolta
Pat Cirelli
Tarrytown
Shute
Denny Shute
Smith
Sam Parks, Jr
Three Ohio Elevens Boast Perfect Records
Ohio teams Cincinnati Mount Union Ohio Northern and others held unbeaten marks as weekend games reshaped standings. Cincinnati beat Indiana 7 to 0 amid stout defense, Ohio University defeated Illinois 7 to 0, Ohio Northern routed Bowling Green 32 to 0, Mount Union beat Ashland 26 to 4, Western Reserve remained undefeated, and Ohio U won 20 to 13 over Marshall. Other Buckeye Conference results included Miami over John Carroll 28 to 12, Kent, Kenyon, and Oberlin posting close margins while Dayton, Western Reserve, and Xavier fell to non-conference rivals. Holbrook College continued losing. several one touchdown games highlighted the slate.
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Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Buckeye
Mount Union
Ohio Northern
Ohio University
Western Reserve
Wilbterforce
Tuskegee Institute
Chicago
Baldwin - Wallace
University of Akron
Wooster
Cincinnati
Indiana University
Big Ten
London Gant
Sandusky
Plate
Illinois
Bowling Green
Northern
Ashland
Ohio U
Marshall
Bobcats
Don Pedell
Ky Laffoon
Buckere
Miami
John Carroll
Dayton
Wesleran
Depaul
University of Syracuse
Holbrook College
Earlham
Richmond
Indiena
Holbrook
Kavier
Akron - Wooster
Ohio U.marshall
Cincinnati Indiana
Heidelbergs
Muskingum
Defiance
Ioss
Valparaiso
Kenyon
Hiram
Oberlin
Hamilton
Kent
Otterbein
Xevier
Haskell Indians
Marietta
Washington and
Jefferson
Denison
Wittenberg
Toledo
Case
Findlay
Ferris Institute
Bluffton
Rio Grande
Ohio Future Foes Split As Buckeye Opponents Win
Ohio State rivals split results as Notre Dame beat Pittsburgh 9 to 6 with a late 26 yard field goal by Mark Peters. Michigan won 21 to 12 over Wisconsin. Indiana fell 7 to 0 to Cincinnati and Chicago lost 13 to 9 at Purdue. Illinois idle.
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Columbus. C
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Mark Peters
Michigan
Ohio
Wolverines
Wisconsin
Indiana
Chicago
University of Cincinnati
Purdue
Tilinois
Idie
Four Big Ten Games Carded For Saturday
WINTHROP LYMAN of United Press reports a conference only Big Ten slate with Wisconsin at Chicago Iowa at Illinois Ohio State at Indiana and Northwestern at Minnesota while Purdue hosts Carnegie Tech and Michigan meets Columbia Notre Dame travels to Navy. Northwestern seeksville season win. Michigan and Purdue lead with two wins and no losses.
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Winthrop Lyman
United Press
Hicago
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Ohio State
Indiana
Northwestern
Minnesota
Purdue
Michigan
Columbia
Wolverines
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Midwest
Baltimore
Navy
Ilinois
Wildcats
Buckeye
Ohio
Lynn Waldorf
Bill Renner
New York University
Temple
Lorain Wins to Take Uncontested Erie League Lead
Lorain High School defeated Cleveland Heights 7 to 6 to seize the Lake Erie League lead. Heitz scored for Heights, Leibowitz to Hish set up the score, but a failed extra point left Lorain within inches of victory until Paul Kramer broke through for a decisive 34 yard run and Cornie Kohlmier added the winning kick.
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Lorain High
Lake Erie
Cleveland Heights
Heizghis
Leibowitz
Hish
Hart
Lorain
McCaskeymen
Paul Kramer
Krmer
Aichie Reisz
Cornie Kohlmier
Z. Cleve
Hix—& Laskay
Newhauser
Rancevelt Nichols
Sutton
Persky
Greenwood
Dreschels
Brown
Relsz
Kish
Hohimyer
Officials Ass'n To Meet Here Tonight
The Northeastern Ohio Officials Association will hold a brief discussion meeting tonight at the YMCA at 8 o'clock. It is the fourth in a series during autumn and winter. A good attendance of coaches officials and players is expected.
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Northeastern Ohio Officials Association
List Of Undefeated And United College Football Teams Now Stands At 23
George Kiresey reports the nation’s major undefeated teams have thinned to 23 after last week’s results. Yale, Notre Dame, SMU, Georgia, and Washington remain unbeaten, with key wins over Pittsburgh, Rice, Washington State, and North Carolina State. Other top squads cited include Army, Princeton, Minnesota, Ohio State, Texas Christian, California, and Navy, among others. Ohio State, Michigan, and Purdue win in the Midwest while Fordham shocks Michigan State in the East. Georgia Tech, Auburn, and Alabama post notable upset victories in the South. The report notes several former leaders were upset, including Holy Cross, Navy, Michigan State, Duke, Rice, and Washington State.
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George Kiresey
United Press
EW York
Yale
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Georgia
Washington
al Heassberg
Henry Gardner
Pittsburgh
Rice
Bobby Wilson
Washington State
North Carolina State
Army
Princeton
New York
Temple
Dartmouth
Penn State
Villanova
Midwest
Minnesota
Ohio
State
Purdue
Iowa
Marquette
Missouri
Texas Christian
Baylor
North Carolina
California
Columbia
Navy
Michigan State
Duke
Detroit
Holy Cross
Manhattan
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Kentucky
Alabama
Tennessee
Boston College
Fordham
Little Monk Meyer
Harvard
West Point
Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Carnegie Tech
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Northwestern
Michigan
Wisconsin
Chicago
Tulane
Nebraska
Kansas State
Davidson
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Washington and Lee
Southwest
Texas A. & M
Far West
Santa Clara
Gregon State
Southern California
R Frank Leads in Elyria Billiard Tourney
R Frank holds first in Solitaire Billiard tournament at Elyria Recreation Parlor with 62 points. He overtakes previous leaders B Rogers H Charlton P Aran and F Comings who trailed at 53.
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R. Frank
Elyria Recreation Parlor
B. Rogers
H Charlton
P_ Aran
F_ Comings
Flashes Edge East Side In Low-Scoring Park Game
The West Side Flashes beat the East Side Sports 1 to 1 at Cascade Park yesterday. A long pass from Morse to G Janes produced the only touchdown shortly after the second quarter began. The Flashes threatened inside the Spokes ten-yard line twice but failed to score.
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West Side Flashes
East Side Sports
Cascade Park
Flashes
Morse
G. Janes
Oberlin Beats Hamilton 12-6 in Rough Grid Contest
Oberlin College football earned its second win of the season by defeating Hamilton College 12 to 6 on Saturday. Walt Cooper scored the Yeomen’s first touchdown on a 58 yard march, with a second half score by Bob Harrison. Hamilton notched a late touchdown. Oberlin’s record stood at 2-1 after the win.
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Oberlin College
Hamilton College
Walt Cooper
Cooper
Bellevue
Sem Cooper
Oberlinend
Bob Harrison
Napoleon
Hamilton
Oberlin
Rochester T
Feomen
Marietta
Berlin
S. Barnes
Masters Wickenden
T. Kirtland
Baley
Reiter
Kennedy
Cooper Harrison
Estabrook
Harrison
Ranolph
Robson
Berthard
Browz
MacDonald
Hamilter
J. Carmer
Wells
Edwards
Baldwin
LaGrange
Greenberg Tops 1935 AL Players Poll as MVP
Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers was named the most valuable American League player for 1935 by the Baseball Writers Association of America. The injured first baseman was the unanimous choice of eight committee members, earning 50 points. Wesley Ferrell of the Boston Red Sox finished second with 25 points, Joe Vosmik of the Cleveland Indians third with 39, and Buddy Myer of the Washington Senators fourth with 36.
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Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Baseball Writers Association of America
Greenberg
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Wesley Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland Indians
Buddy Myer
Washington
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