Ex-Hy’s Travel to Canton for Sunday Game
Ex-Hy’s Go To Canton Sunday For Game With Strong Mannos Lunches. ERNIE BRADEN reports Elyria’s Ex-Hy’s head to Canton for a tough contest against Mannos Lunches, part of a slate of upcoming games. The team must improve offense and blocking to counter a powerful Canton lineup led by Lundhes, with backfield threats from Rich and Frankovitch. They depart at 9 o’clock from Uncle Jenne’s garage. all players to arrive on time.
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Fifteen Ohio Grid Games on Today's Schedule
United Press reports 15 college football games across Ohio today with four outside the state. Ohio State meets Pittsburgh in a key intersectional clash as Ohio schools like John Carroll Dayton and Wittenberg play multiple rivals in a busy midseason slate.
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Ollie Dawson
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George Gerry
Toni Hannegan
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Earl Wright
Wattenberg
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Ross Defeats Bat Battalino in Chicago Bout
Barney Ross, a 22 year old Chicago light featherweight, defeated Hartford’s Bat Battalino in a 10 round match at the Chicago Stadium. Ross weighed 135 pounds to Battalino’s 185 1-2, earning a unanimous verdict from the referee and two judges. It was Ross’ tenth straight win, positioning him for a lightweight title bout with Tony Canzoneri later in the winter. Battalino suffered a broken nose during the fight, hampering him in the late rounds.
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Temple Tops Denver 14-0 in home win
Temple Owls shut out Denver Pioneers 14-0 at Temple Field before 15,000. Superior early driving power powered a first quarter touchdown on a short end run and a second quarter score sparked by a long downfield play and a lateral pass to seal the victory.
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Holmes After Job As Reds Manager
Cincinnati Ohio reports Howard E Holmes of the Dayton club was added to the list of candidates for the Cincinnati Reds managerial position. The notice outlines Holmes as a potential manager choice following the team’s vacancy.
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Grid Results East and West Conference Scores Report
East region shows Nemple 11 Denver 0 and Adrian 0 West Virginia Wealeson 7 with Duquesne 1. various colleges and towns listed include Centre College, Birmingham Southern, Loyola New Orleans, Salem University, Morris Harley, Culver-Stockton, Dayton, Marshall, Detroit, West Virginia, Wittenberg, Mount Union, Missouri Valleys, Kearney Teachers, Oklahoma A and Wy 14, Washington Jefferson 3, and more. West section includes Montana Mines, Puget Sound, Idaho College, and multiple Ohio and nearby campus results like Toledo Waite 19, Toledo Woodward 0, Columbus North 0, Central 14, Fostoria 14, Columbus Aqui nas 0, Cleveland Holy Name 14, Akron St. Vincent 7, and numerous small-town scores through the period.
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Indiana Doped To Win Over Chicago Eleven
Chicago eleven opened its Big Ten schedule hosting Indiana, a strong 12 0 club with a 7 7 tie with Ohio State. Pat Page Jr was out with injuries as 26 000 fans looked on. Indiana was slightly favored despite the Chicago lineup.
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Hold Trap Shoot At Wakeman Tomorrow
Wakeman Gun Club will hold a trap shoot tomorrow with multiple prizes announced. The event takes place in Wakeman on October 22 and is expected to attract several shooters from the area.
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New London Triumph Over Medina 18-7 on Dad's Day
New London High's football team defeated Medina High 18 to 7 before a large Dad's Day crowd. Swanger scored two touchdowns and Thomas added another while Hoff carried through Medina with a late-period score as New London dominated on both sides.
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Pitt Favored Over Ohio At 3 to 1 Odds
Pittsburgh, regarded as one of the East’s top college teams, faced Ohio State in a big intersectional game before about 46 600 spectators in Pittsburgh. Coach Jock Sutherland warned OSU could stop the unbeaten Panthers, predicting a hard contest and naming Carl Cramer as the most dangerous foe. Sam Willaman, Ohio State coach, declined to forecast victory, citing a tough matchup.
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Hardwarees Meet Amherst Eleven in Ely Stadium Tilt
The Elyria Hardwares and Amherst Ex-Hy s clash tomorrow afternoon at Ely Stadium. Kickoff is 2 30 with drills this week and a 1 15 arrival for all Hardware players. Expected lineup includes Kostya, Villet, Noster, Younglaes, Barney, Orzead, Erickson, Frita, Roses, Haugh, Green, and Tolvcash.
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Wellington High Defeats Amherst in tough high school clash
Wellington High edged Amherst High 7 to 6 after a second quarter blocked punt by Saporito set up a Wellington TD. Brann added the extra point as the teams traded momentum with Brann’s 30 yard run the game’s standout rush.
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30 000 See Irish Play at Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame will meet Carnegie Tech for the first major test this season as coach Heardy Anderson plans to start his first eleven. A crowd of about 30,000 is expected at the South Bend venue where Notre Dame holds past high scoring wins over Haskell and Drake.
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Veteran Princeton Track Coach Resigns
Veteran Princeton track coach Keene Fitzpatrick resigns from his duties at Princeton University as details of the departure surface in early notices from Princeton, New Jersey.
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Elyria Bantams Fly Past North Olmsted 24 6 at Ely Stadium
Elyria High Lightweights under Coach Bauer dominate North Olmsted 24 to 6 in a late season prep game at Ely Stadium. Doane Perkins Hill and Sanders sparked the offense while Smith and Herold starred on defense as Limpert paced Olmsted’s attack for a lone fourth quarter score.
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Purdue Northwestern In Big Ten Feature Today
Purdue and Northwestern clash at Dyche Stadium in a key Big Ten showdown. Purdue seeks to stay undefeated in conference play after routing Minnesota 7 0 and Wisconsin 6 0 as Northwestern aims for revenge and a title run behind a 42 000 crowd.
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Northwestern and Purdue clash in revenge bid for Big Ten title
Wilson notes Northwestern aims to avenge last year’s 7-0 postseason loss to Purdue that cost the Wildcats the undisputed Big Ten crown. Michigan’s 15-6 victory had already beaten Northwestern, leaving a title shot if Michigan slips. The piece highlights Northwestern stars Pug Rentner Ollie Olson Jakie Swilivan Geo Potter and Purdue’s Roy Horstmann Jimmy Carter Duane Purvis and Fred Hecker as key players in the showdown.
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Mercuries Meet Trojans in West Side Championship
The Mercuries, city and county lightweight grid champions of 1931, face the Trojans at Jefferson Junior High tomorrow at 2:30 PM in a game billed as the West Side championship. Trojans listed: ends Kemper Innes. tackles Stroup Gehrke. guards Flicker Stryker. center Pulger. quarterback Booth. halfbacks Coinman Schroeder. fullback Vavzinziak.
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Grand old man of track retires from Princeton role
The long serving track coach and trainer, after forty two years in coaching, ends a distinguished career with Princeton athletes. He spent twenty two of those years at Princeton guiding sprinters distance runners and field competitors.
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Purdue Wildcats In Big Ten Feature Game
Northwestern and Purdue clash in a Big Ten feature in Evanston as the main event of a Saturday slate that also includes Michigan versus Illinois in Ann Arbor and Indiana at Chicago. Other conference games pair Minnesota vs Iowa at Iowa City and Wisconsin hosting Coe while Ohio State faces Pitt in Pittsburgh. Notre Dame meets Carnegie Tech and Marquette plays Boston College in Midwest intersections.
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Elyria Falls To Central In Hard-Hitting Grid Clash
Touchdowns by Andson Jones Mostold and a place-kick after-score highlighted a tough game at Central. Elyria, with Dodsley Callin and Tutehiney, fought hard but Central prevailed with key plays from Menke Tseherne Hy McCarthy and Curtey b. W. Reed. Officials included Referee Gress and Umpire Schafer.
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Stanford Favored To Beat USC In West Coast Showdown
Stanford, led by Glenn Warner, and undefeated USC under Howard Jones renewed a 1908 feud when both coached on the Pacific Coast. A crowd of 74,000 was expected at Stanford Stadium as the winner would vie for the national title. Cal, Washington, and Oregon State also faced tough Pacific Coast Conference foes in a day likely to draw large attendance.
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Merchants Meet Lorain Bakers In Jefferson Junior High Clash
The Elyria Merchants, formerly the Abookire Merchants, prepare to face West Side Bakers of Lorain tomorrow at Jefferson Junior High. Lorain’s lineup features Reichert Kane Hoff and McCarthy in the backfield. Kang a former Lorain High star. Elyria will deploy Duggans Paonessa at ends, Ross brothers at tackles, Flannigan Bobhammond at guards, Great at center, Myers at quarterback, Lyons or Hess at halves, and Young at fullback. Kickoff is set for 2:50.
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Caddies Deliveries Set for Stadium Tilt at Ely Stadium
The Elyria Country Club Caddies will face the Dime Deliveries in a scheduled game at Ely Stadium tomorrow afternoon. Kickoff is at 1:00 PM. Caddies members should meet at 15th Street at 12:15.
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Team Banquet for Cuyahoga Lorain County League Members
Members of the Business Men's baseball club in the Cuyahoga and Lorain County League will hold a banquet tonight at the home of manager Ben Mahl on East Broad Street. All players are asked to be present at 6 o clock.
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Elyria High Defeats Central Catholic 16 to 6 For Fifth Straight Win
Elyria High School defeated Central Catholic 16 to 6 at Ely Stadium, extending the Crimson Tide to five straight victories and marking the first win over the Fighting Irish for Sixth Street. Carlson, Murkowski and Jones starred in a dominant Elyria performance, capitalizing on Central miscues and a strong defense.
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Harvard Favored To Defeat Dartmouth
Harvard's strong eleven, in tip top shop, entered the stadium as a strong favorite to defeat Dartmouth. Dartmouth faced injuries to linemen Bal Baldwin Ray Hil sart and Clark, weakening the visiting squad.
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Undefeated Wolverines Face Illinois Today
Undefeated Michigan meets Illinois before 25,000 in Ann Arbor. The Wolverines are missing halfbacks Stan Fay and Jack Heaton but hold an edge over Coach Bob Zuppke’s inexperience squad.
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