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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1930

Page

12

Galion Eleven Set to Challenge Smithmen Friday

Galion High brings a fast eleven with a triple threat backfield led by Stout to face the Smithmen, who face one of the season’s toughest tests. Freddie McClintock’s squad, boosted by returnees like Geraardinger, backs Galion’s bid, while Crimson Flash preparations focus on improved blocking and ends play.

Busse XN Chick Smith Crimson Flash Galion High Lakewood Downstate Flash Rossmen Smithmen Cits Galion Manafield Marion Stout Orange Strut Galton Sm'rhmen Gahon Freddie McClintock McClintock Ash-landé College Elyria Elyria Elss Smith Eaton Hari Shaw Loram Rame Berdy Ard Drusendani Storm Kamin- Bhi Drusendahl Boddy Kaminski Blaser Galion Brame- Geraardinger Oberlin Ken Buri

Stribling Favored to Beat K. O. Christner in Newark Bout

Newark Oct 23 Young Stribling Georgia heavyweight makes first ring appearance since knocking out Paul Scott in London. He meets K. O. Christner in a ten round bout at the Velodrome. Stribling hailed as next world champion after recent swift finishes.

Newark XL. F Young Strihuns Georgia Maks Pail Scott London Kh. O. Christener Stribling Otto von Poratan Chicazo Akrom

Panthers Top Bulldogs in 13 6 Crusher at Cascade Park

Panthers defeat the Bulldogs 13 6 at Cascade Park Monday amid a strong passing attack led by Miller and Rose. Rainer produced a seventh month late TD run while Rosie broke behind the line for a score. Sperry and Tomasheshi starred on defense and offense for the Panthers with Macknick and Glenn also contributing standout plays.

Rainer Panthers Cascade Park Mondar Wich Hosie Miller Dee Tomashe Tine Lp Seere Panthers Bilidozss Tomasheshi Pruss Gutensohe Smith Edington I. G. Vee Jones Hemmsata Alex On Prag i Roehr Bill 'Suerr Siarznashi Shedka Miller Q. S. Machock C Hillich Herold Haswell Dachtler Rosie Raines Touchttawas Rosie Hatner Tomashess Tomashesht

Ohio State drills on new offensive plays

Ohio State held an open practice in Columbus focusing on developing new offensive plays. The session mixed forward and running passes with players Horn Chizek and Wes Fesler rotating at back and end positions. Some players, including Sethr and Haubrich, were limited by injuries but improving under trainer Smitiu.

Columbus Ohi State Hackfeld Gyaras Sre Ceorge Haaser Germaps Buckrips Bob Horn Dave Chizvek Wes Fesler Tiorn Fam Sethr Bob Haubrich Tucher Smitiu

Kansas Relays star reenters KU for master’s work

Tawanian sprinter Luke Wonewal, formerly of the University of Kansas 440 yard relay team that set a Kansas Relays record, has re entered KU to complete a master’s degree and will be eligible for athletic competition this year. He will practice daily and may appear in track meets under KU athletics colors.

Lawrence Kans Tin Luke Wonewal University of Kansas Kansas

Straight and True Punting Technique From Coed Pondered

A football editor's note discusses the art of punting in detail, drawing on long practice days and a former Notre Dame star. It outlines grip, stance, and swing, emphasizing eye contact with the ball and a smooth follow through to achieve distance and height.

Central Press Association Jack Elder Notre Dame Gibiron

Joe Lapchick to Lead Cleveland World Champion Team

Cleveland, O Met. Lapchick named manager and coach of the world champion Cleveland basketball team. Rose, business manager, says Lapchick will succeed Dave Kerr, who resigned. Debnert and others to remain as captains. lineup rules limit simultaneous playing. Collegiate stars may join, with Ray Heart and Pittsburgh seniors in flux.

Cleveland O. Met. Lapchick Veheran Sis Ay LS. Rose Jean Lapenech Dave Kerr Heart Detehy Debnert Sveterent Lapebick Debnert Tusta Ray Furme- University Pittgharga West Coast

Wooster and Oberlin Clash On Saturday

Wooster College travels to Oberlin for a football clash seen as a potential consolation game after a tough Akron defeat. Coach Benes plans drills for ball handling and plays, with Ward stepping in for Howell if needed and Brinkerhoff stepping into Walkler coverage. A large Wooster student turnout is anticipated.

Hales Don Waisler Wolf" Trowell Akron Sami Ward Howell Jack Goheen Feil Brinkerhoff Woester Township Wayne County Walkler Wooster College C Ta Oberlin

College grid notes from Chicago Notre Dame Michigan and more

Oct 23 25 reports from Champaign South Bend Ann Arbor Lafayette and Madison describe lineup changes injuries and prospects for upcoming games. Gil Berry Auer Daniels Cox Kissel Hortsman Linfor Swiderski named or sidelined as teams prepare for Pitt Wisconsin Purdue and Michigan State rivalries.

Ann Arbor Mich Auer Daniels Cox Sinais Harry Kipse Michigan Williamson Hozer LaJeunesse

Schwane and Friedman to clash in ten round bout

Joan Schwake of St. Louis, regarded as a top midwest prospect, meets Al Friedman of Detroit tonight in a ten round fight. Schwake has won 18 of 21 pro bouts, and Friedman holds heavyweight credentials from earlier titles.

Friedman Schwake Springfible Uch Joan Schwake St. Louis Mid-West Boxing Authority al Friedman Detroit Schenke A. A. Wi

Boxing money guarantees fade from New York scene

New York details a shift in boxing finances with promoters and managers moving away from fighter guarantees toward a percentage-based system. Madison Square Garden announces no more large guarantees, signaling a business return to more merit-based pay. The piece notes Richard and Tet Rickard era influence and mentions General Leonard Wood coaching Georgia Tech football in Atlanta.

New York Chard Ruth Richard Madison Square Garden Tet Rickard Liz Gen. Wood Atlanta Georgia Tech Leonard Wood Tech

Cleveland Museum Joins Mesopotamian Expedition

The Cleveland Museum of Art becomes a full partner in the Mesopotamian archaeological dig at Seleucia on the Tigris. Other participants include the Toledo Museum of Art and the University of Michigan under Prof Leroy Waterman. The site, excavated level by level, aims to reveal 3000 year old artifacts.

Cleveland Museum Cleveland Cleveland Museum of Art Seleucia Tigris Toledo O . Museum of Art University of Michigan Leroy Waterman Christ

Friday Football Friday October 24 1929 Scores and nonplays

A fragmented 1929 football roundup lists results and nonparticipations. Notable scores include Carroll D.E. 12 0 over East Catholic Puquesna 18 13, Evansville 32 0 over Terre Haute, Cal Tech at Cal. Tech tie 6-6, and Richmond Kentucky Wesleyan 20 0. Several games show unclear teams or locations due to OCR errors.

East Catholic Puquesna Weat Virginia Georgettoun Augustana Macomb Bowling Green Findlay B.G Chasteston McKendree Cha Emporia Tech Maryville Dap Evansville Terre Haute Southwest Denton Allene Edmond Derant Dnop Pitt Cal Southwestern S. W Ripon Marquette Quashburn Wichta South Teno Polo Berhet Bet Richmond al Ky Wesley KL W

Maxie Rosenbloom Kayoes Bain to Retain Title

Maxie fNight Club Rosenbloom of Harlem defended his light weight championship against Anne Bain of Newark at Madison Square Garden. He won by technical knockout in the 11th round of a scheduled 15 round bout after Bain was stopped while bleeding from a deep cut over his left eye. Referee Lou Magnolia waved him to his corner as 5,600 fans looked on.

New York Maxie fNight Club Rosenbloom Harleem Anne Bain Newark N. J Madison Square Garden Bain Lou Magnolia

Football Schedule Highlights Across Regions This Weekend

L S Cameron surveys a busy weekend of college football with key intersectional matchups. Chicago faces Mississippi in Chicago and Pitt entertains Notre Dame in Pittsburgh signaling Midwest versus South and Midwest versus East. Northwestern meets Centre at Evanston while Army aligns with Yale in New Haven. Princeton hosts Navy after last year’s 13 13 tie. Fordham battles New York University in a fierce metropolitan clash. Dartmouth meets Cambridge in a spectacular contest. Lafayette and Washington and Jefferson travel to Atlantic City for their annual gathering, while Alabama Vanderbilt Georgia Alabama Poll and Georgia Tech Tulane loom. Michigan plays Illinois in a major Big Ten showdown at Ann Arbor after last year’s 14 0 loss, with Stanford versus Southern California and Washington versus California rounding out coast games.

Er L.S Cameron United Press Bis Boys Thicago Mississippi Chicago Mid-West Pitt Notre Dames Pittsburgh New York Fordham Alabama Vanderbilt Georgia Georgia Tech Tulane Ann Arbor Ilhai Standford California Washington

Plan Golf Laboratory in Chicago Seeks Model Rules

Miniature golf course owners plan a Chicago laboratory to study legal and economic issues affecting the sport and to draft a model ordinance. The National Association of Miniature Golf Courses will present the ordinance to city councils, balancing owner protections with city control. Also noted is a fact about global mountain height impacting land elevation by about 34 feet if mountains were leveled.

Plan Golf Laboratory Chicago Pi— Mniature Golf National Association of Miniature Golf Courses

Three Benefit Games Set For Soldier Field This Fall

Chicago on October 23 Irene George Kirkley reports three charity football games will be held at Soldier Field next month to aid Shriners Hospital and unemployment relief. Notre Dame versus Northwestern and West Virginia versus Oregon State headline proceeds likely surpassing 100000 dollars with most receipts donated after expenses. A Notre Dame Northwestern all star clash and a doubled program featuring former college stars add to the Thanksgiving Day series. Projections show near 530000 dollars in gate receipts with charity shares around 198000 for Notre Dame Northwestern and the others drawing substantial crowds.

George Kirkley Chicago Soldier Field Rames Notre Dame Northwestern Shriners’ Hospital For Oregon State Shriners’ Fund Oregon Shriners Soldiers Field Northwestern Stars Collegans Northwestern Boa West Virginia Hockne Dor Miller Four Horsemen Jack Elder Adam Walsh Yale Noble Biter Purdue Hank Anderson Rockne Samany Northwestern Moon Laker Russell Bereherm Tim Lowrr Naver Ser Co Weert Virginia

Straight From the Shoulder in Lake Erie League Race

Lorain and Elyria face non league tests this week as Lorain heads to Sandusky and Elyria hosts Galion in a tough game. Bay City reports Whittaker’s Blue Streaks struggle while Gant and Busick lead Lorain’s defense in a bid to keep the title chase tight. Lakewood also eyes a fresh start as others in the league play non league opponents.

Russ Daviess Lorain Kiria Elvria Galion Theit Sitls Sardus Elvria Bay City Whittaker

Ohio Eagle Family Loses Member in Vermont? (Reshaped headline)

The famous Eagle family near Vermilion, Ohio, lost a member when the body of a stately wild eagle was found shot in a nearby woods. Dr Francis H Wierrick, historian at Western Reserve University, called the shooting a tragedy after years of studying the birds.

Famous Eagle Family OF Ohio Lorain Raglea Vermilion Menor Francis H. Wierrick Western Reserve Universis Cleveland

Pianist Bigleard Reveals Billiards Aided Piano Skill

Chicago October 26. Le-Ig. mace Paderensa, a renowned musician, is noted for his piano prowess. When praised on his technique he quips that much of his piano skill came from playing billiards, highlighting an unlikely cross training note.

Chicago Mace Paderensa Alo

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