Lights Edge St. Marys 6-0 In Grid Thriller
Elyria dominates the contest with five first downs to St Marys four. Fox and Nasipak shine on the Lights line while Greene gains repeatedly. Key plays include a near touchdown, a fumbled ball near the goal, and strong punting by Chapman as Elyria claims victory.
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Ellaworth Alticit
Sayensky
St. Mary's
St. May
Elyria
Nueh
Saints
Sandusky
Jefrena
Mneng
Huemen
Thendusky
Ndusky
St. Marveam
Cairns
Greene
Bob
Cene
Yria
Dave Moran
Horan
Chapman
Fox
Tsipek
Nasipak
John
Ve Horan
Keating
Meyer
Bauer
E. Albert
Fontain
Hales
Dillman
Martin
Fessler
Walker
Poporsky
Fontaine
Poporosky
Akron
Markling
Read
Moody
Elyria Ex-Hi's Too Fast for Eleven of Barberton Skeet and Football Dual
Elyria Ex-Hi's dominated Barberton Ex-Hi's 21 to 0 in football after a skeet shoot day where Wheeler led with 15 birds. The Elyria squad showcased star players including Yucka, Rainey, Grush, Cooney, and Tisza while Barberton fought hard with Mayers and a quick backfield.
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Elyria
Barberton
Wheeler
Dougherty
Wise
Sassinhauser
Cladwick
Weinurod
Sheldon
Gehl
Swanton
Dragera
Elyria Exhit
Grush
Cooney
Rainey
Kerckas
Polyak
Botomor
Toth
Blaner
Ratney
Barberton Bors
Otten
Unmspire
J. Sutter
Match Town
Prista
Rainey High School
Lli
Tisza
Goff
Surjak
Sutter Brothers
Johnson
Williams
Ifi
J. Yucka
Coones
Kerekes
R. Sutter
Rainey Brees Seryak
Patyok
Tackaes Williams
L. Sutters
Beckier 'Grush
McDonald
El Ouafi Wins Marathon in Madison Square Garden
Abdel El Ouafi of Algiers wins a professional marathon at Madison Square Garden before 6000 spectators. Jose Ray of Chicago finishes over a minute behind after 252 laps on the tan-bark track. Arthur Newton of South Africa takes third, Juri Lossman of Estonia fourth, and Sam Richman of the Ghetto fifth.
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New York
Abdel el Ouafi
Algiers
Amsterdam
Madison Square Garden
Jose Ray
Chicago
Ray
Africa
Johnny Hayes
Dorando Peritri
London
United States
Johnny Hases
el Quasi
Victor
el Qual
el Ouafi
Arthur Newtom
South Africa
Juri Lossman
Esthonia
Sam Richman
the Ghetto
Racing Car Crash at Coney Island Ends in Death
In a 100 lap Japautn race at the Coney Island dirt track Earl Calvin of Indianapolis, driving a Chevrolet special, crashed after steering gear failure near the fence with three miles left. Calvin, 33, died attempting to jump free. Albert Thiesen of Detroit burned in the next wreck. Robert Carey of Dayton won in 51 minutes 2 seconds. It was the fourth and final race of the season.
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Cincinnati
Coney Island
Earl ‘Calvin
Indianapolis
Calvin
Albert Thiesen
Detroit
Thiesen
Robert Carey
Dayton
Substitutes Swap Over Players and Scoring Details
Lists numerous player substitutions and position changes for Elyria. Notes Touchdowns by Grush and Tisza, point after by Yucka, safety by Elyria, with officials Otten as referee Sutter as umpire Reese headlinesman and timers Rolask and Bird. Quarters clock at 15 12 12 13. i.
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Grush
Tisza
Yucka
J. Yucka
Rotomer
Elyria
Otten
J. Sutter
Reese
Rolask
Bird
Four Injured in Columbus Auto Collision Near Newark
Ed Roberts of Mansfield drove one of two cars in a Sunday crash near Newark injuring four people from Columbus. Mrs Mathew Fritz riding with Roberts suffered bruises. People hurt include Mrs John Dillon and her sister Mrs Emma McGuire along with Dillon and Mrs W J Lauer. Dillon, a Columbus city firefighter, had serious injuries.
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Newark
Columbus
Ed Roberts
Mansfield
Jere
Mathew Fritz
Roberts
John B. Dillon
Emma McGuire
Dillon
W. J. Lauer
Columbus City Fire Department
Mustangs Light Up Scoreboard in 26 0 Victory
The West Side Mustaces overwhelmed the West River Rats 26 to 0 yesterday. The Mustangs opened strong and dominated the Rats on offense, pushing across the goal line repeatedly. Hanson and Webber led the Rats, while West and Yourkvitch paced the Mustang scoring surge.
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West Side
Mustaces
West River Rats
Mustangs
Mustang
Rats
Hanson
Webber
West
Yourkvitch
Bakers Defeat Wellington Eleven 36 to 0
The Bakers outplayed Wellington A C. resorting to straight football to secure a 36 to 0 win for their fourth straight victory. Fortman Blauvelt and Fortman again produced multiple long runs while Fortman also opened with a 50 yard score. Fisher starred in the Bakers backfield and Wellington’s Smith and Mad dock stood out on defense.
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Damm Bakers
Fronscada
Wellington A. C
Wellington
Bakers
Boylan Fortman
Blauvelt
Fortman
A. C
Trojans
Une Wellert
Maddock
Fisher
Smith
Elyria
LE Wellington
Brown
Wellert
Roylan
Rey Witbeck
F. Steller
Bakers Seers
A Boylan
German Sports Blanks Eagles in Poor Soccer Showing
The Biyria Eagles struggled to match the form of German Sports in a 2 0 loss. Davidson stood out at goalkeeper for the Eagles, delivering a stellar performance that prevented a larger defeat.
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Biyria Eagles
Davidson
The
Eagles
W. Davidson
Sea Tees Streit Willhead
Wurst
Norman Seeee
Massman
Beattie Ee
R. H
Manself Ee
Ee Wee Cc
Michalski McCaffery
Hornsbacher McLeod
Charleston Patterson
R. Vase Kramer Higgins
Arnold Mitchell
Smolkie MecKema
L. Nee Ae Kahtke
Arnold
Leith
Cleveland
Basketball Now Important Sport In Eastern Intercollegiate
United Press surveys show basketball rising as a major intercollegiate sport in the East with Princeton led by Al Wittmer as the strongest team in the Eastern Intercollegiate league. Pennsylvania edged Princeton 24 to 22 in a playoff before 10 000 spectators to claim the 1927 28 title with Joey Schall as captain and Kehaff on the All League team scoring 125 points. Dartmouth under Heinie Swarthout builds another fast aggressive squad after finishing 1926 27 champion and Lew Watcher’s crew finished third in 1927 28.
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New York
United Press
Princeton
al Wittmer
Pennsylvania
Joey Schall
Ohio State Faces Powerful Big Ten Rivalry Push
Ohio State and Chicago square off as contenders reshape the Western Conference odds. Iowa, Minnesota, and Ohio enter the race as top title threats after Wisconsin and Indiana stumble, with key matchups set for the final weeks of the season and notable players like Mayes McLain and Bronko Nagurski drawing attention.
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Big Ten
Minnesota
Ohio
Iowa Ee
Minois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Purdue
Northwestern
Michigan
Chicago
West Side Team Edges Lorain Nativities In Close Prelim
The West Side beat the Lorain Nativities 14 to 7 at Riverview Park in a hard fought preliminary game. The Nativity led early before West Side’s line clamped down and surged ahead with two second quarter passes and a series of straight line plays. A safety by Lorain late third quarter and a near miss on a late goal kept the final margin. Polchey’s 39 yard interception return highlighted the best stretch for West Side.
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West Side
Lorain Nativities
Riverview Park
Nativities
West Siders
Toth
Krozer
Polchey
Nativity
Four Big Ten Teams Remain Unbeaten
Fritz Humbert, the Illinois star fullback, retained the Big Ten scoring lead by scoring both of his team’s touchdowns against Indiana. Humbert holds a twelve point edge over Oregon Pape, Fred Hovde of Minnesota, with Pape as Saturday’s top scorer on four touchdowns and Hovde adding three. Purdue, Indiana, and Minnesota players are noted with line items but Humbert remains atop the conference scoring chart.
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Chicago
Imndeland
Minnesota
Ohio
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa City
Tinos
Hawkers
Buckeyes
Columbus
Middlewest
Mayes McLain
Bronko Nagurski
Purdue
Badgers
Notre Dame
Bob Zuppke
Michigan
John W. Wilce
H. Yost
Alzona A. Stagg
Chicago Maroons
Gophers
Northwestern
Kentucky
Ripon
Hawkeyes
Burt Ingwersen
Pape
Fritz Humbert
Iinots
Ulint Star
Oran Pape
Long
Fred Hovde
Hovde
Elyria High Stuns Akron East In Tough Conference Clash
Elyria High's crippled, low-spirited lineup faced Akron East's heavyweight machine yet staged a fourth quarter rally. Moody and Dillman sparked aerials and ground gains as Elyria fought to overturn a 13 point deficit, but Akron’s defense held on a hard fought finale with a final line of scrimmage stand.
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Hal B. Kelly
Elyria High
Akron East
Crimson
Akron
T. Pokorosky
Walker
Moody
Elyria
White and Crimson Tornado
Dillman
Mike
Akron Easterners
Stiffler
Denison in Line for Buckeye Title As Win Over Miami Boosts Race
Denison’s football hopes rise as Dr. David Reese, a top Ohio official, notes a Miami win over Wesleyan and a Denison victory over Miami. Wesleyan leads the Buckeye standings with a 71–0 win over Cincinnati, while Ohio University crushed Cincinnati 65–0. The Buckeye race now centers on a Delware showdown with Wesleyan, with Wittenberg still unbeaten.
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Cincinnati
David Reese
Denison
Ohio
St. Xavier-Oglethorpe
Oxford
Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye Association
Reese
Amherst Strikes Down Norwalk in Lopsided Victory
Amherst City football eleven overwhelmed Norwalk at Harris Street field Sunday afternoon. Bert Olsen scored the first two touchdowns, the second a 85 yard run. Gleason and Jaeger added TDs with Jaeger converting once. Final tally 25-0 as Amherst fans outpaced Norwalk. Officials from Oberlin and Mt. Anton attended. In Findlay, P C Bowersox, 47, died when his car left the road into a ditch while employed by Logan Gas Co.
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Norwalk
Harris Street
Bert Olsen
Amherst
Gleason
Jaeger
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