Murkowski Extends Lead In Lake Erie Scoring Race
Frank Murkowski of Lorain bolstered his lead in the Lake Erie League scoring race with ten touchdowns and three extra points for 63 total. Jimmy Worden remains second with 30 points after a Saturday game, while Shaw’s Jack Snavely added four points to stay in third. Elyria beat Toledo Central 19 6. Sandusky defeated Lorain 13 0. Rayen beat Shaw 12 7.
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Jimmy Worden
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Erie
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Shaw
Youngstown
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Rayen
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Michigan's 13 Lucky For Elyria Man
L. H. Popp, Chestnut and Broad streets proprietor, bet Art Maloney that Michigan would beat Ohio State. The wager was a wheelbarrow ride down Broad street at 10 P.M. Saturday with the loser at the handles. Michigan won as Ohio State failed to score.
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Ohio State
L. H. Popp
Chestnut and
Broad Streets
Popp
Art Maloney
Broad Street
Oberlin Yeomen Lose 6–0 to Marietta After Fumbles
Oberlin outgained Marietta and outplayed them on the field but lost 6 to 0. The Yeomen repeatedly failed to score from inside Marietta’s five yard line due to fumbles and an intercepted pass. Marietta capitalized on a muff and a long pass to Ball Jeffond for the touchdown, with a failed extra point. Final drive ended with Oberlin at Marietta’s one yard line but no score.
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Oberlin
Marietta
Yeomen
Crimson and Gold
Jeff Ond
Hold Rites For Ball Tomorrow
Phillip Ball owner of the St. Louis Browns died at 69 after a six week illness. Death was due to septicemia. He was stricken on a fishing trip in Battle Lake Minnesota and died in St. Louis. E C McEvoy vice president will take charge of the Browns as Ball helped build a $1,900,906 pursuit of the American League pennant.
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Ain
Phillip Ball
St. Louis Browne
R. F. Hyland
Battle Lake
Minn
Ball
E. C. McEvoy
The
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Sandusky High Beats Lorain Eleven 13 to 0
Sandusky High School defeated Lorain 13 to 0 in a second half rally. The score came after a scoreless first half with only long drives near the goal line. Bryant added the extra point after Sandusky’s fourth quarter touchdown.
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Sandusky High
Lorain
Sandusky
Burns
McCaskeymen
Bryant
Aungst Retains City Horseshoe Pitching Title
Ross Aungst retained his city wide horseshoe pitching crown by defeating Walcomb in the Elyria Horseshoe Club finals on Saturday. It marks the first time the title has been won twice by the same man. John Stanfield captured the Class B title with Russ Walker second. Aungst to receive a trophy, Walcomb a free club membership, Stanfield horseshoes. The Elyria Club plans an inside court site and calls for member meeting Tuesday night to discuss plans and other business.
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Ross Aungst
Stanfield
Elyria Club
Elyria Lights Hold St. Marys In Scoreless Tie On Bay City Grid
Elyria High Lightweights played a scoreless 0 0 tie with Sandusky St Marys at Strobel Field. Missed chances plagued Elyria as Sanders dropped a TD pass and Maiden failed a field goal from 20 yards. multiple chances thwarted by penalties and fumbles left both teams without scoring.
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Chuck Hupp
Elyria High
Sandusky St. Ma el
Strobel
Bay City
Crimson Bantams
Sanders
Maiden
Pruski
St. Mary’s
Elyria
Christie
Coinman
St. Mary
Malden
St. Mary's
Bedoes
Crimson
Dame Fortune
Koelsch
Tiss
Kushinski
Pigskin Puzzlers Answers From 1903 WCARIDEO Record
Errant questions printed in 1903 discuss substitution rules and penalties. Umpire decisions include loss of yards, suspension, and backtracking penalties. The item reads like a quiz showing penalties for illegal returns and down mentions near the 20 yard line.
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Wcarideo Errant
Anrme
Tooss
Cain
Wayside Inns Rout Spencer Independents 37 to 2
In front of a large crowd, Wayside Inns routed the Spencer Independents 37 to 2 at Wayside Inn field ending a three game skid. They are set to visit Massillon 1 G A 5 next Sunday. Also note a postponed Cherry Ridge ping pong match between Haserodi Jewelers and Ohio Public Service, now moved to Wednesday. two games scheduled tomorrow include Bell Clothiers vs Goth Barbers and Krugman Transits vs Mason Tite and Gas.
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Wayside Inns
Spencer Independents
Wasside Inn
Inns
Massillon
Cherry Ridge
Haserodi Jewelers
Ohio Pubic Service
Bell Clothiers
Goth
Krugman Transits
Mason Tite and Gas
Carnera Wins Hollow Victory Over Arcadan in Rome Bout
Primo Carnera, Italy’s first heavyweight champion, defeated Paolino Uzcudun in a 15 round decision in Piazza Di Siena before 65 000 fans. Carnera’s rough bout drew blood, while Uzcudun retained his never knocked down record. Gate receipts neared 117 500 with most proceeds aiding Fascist relief. Mussolini hinted at honors for Carnera despite the disputed win.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Ome
Primo Carnera
Halian Giant
Paris
United States
Paulino Uzcudun
Unera
Rome
Carnera
Piazza di Siena
Hentio Mussolinii
James Roosevelt
Italy
Jack Sharkey
Paolino
Basta
Fasta
Uzcadan
Carnhera
Max Schmeling
Carera
Mussolini
Order of the Crown of Italy
Louis Soreci
Elyria Business Men Defeat North Olmsted 14 6
Elyria Business Men defeated North Olmsted Merchants 14 to 6 at Jefferson Field to claim a second straight win. Younglass and Edington connected for a 4 yard score, Drage added a point, Olmsted answered, Denner returned an 85 yard TD after a fumble, a 50 yard run by Lenny Hill set up the final Elyria TD with a successful Drage kick.
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Wridd Arsa
North Olmsted Merchants
Jefferson Field
Pags
Younglass
Edington
Olmsted
Younglngs
Drage
Eilyria
North Olmsted
Gehrke
Denner
Lenny Hill
Belgrin
Peterson N. Ross
Keutzger Bush
Knowles Brown
Walker
Geldman
Martin Eolington
Schrafft
Wiley Oy
Malley Drage
Pierson Younglass
Elyria—Gehrke
H. North Olmsted
Bement
Valerius
Cebula
Dope Results Contest Winners Announced
Dope the Results contest winners were announced for the Chronicle-Telegram fourth week. Ternes Wasuk and Heimsath, each winning two tickets to Elyria Cleveland Heights and Ely Stadium games, with many contestants scoring across five or more games.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Convons
Ace
Ternes
Frank Wasuk
West Avenue
Robert Heimsath
East Bridge Street
Doi Williams
Ridge Street
Paul M. Williams
Elm Street
Oberlin
Walter Potter
West Broad
Ednah Rieth
Highth Street
Oscar G. Dunn
Princeton Avenue
Nick Ross
Eighteenth Street
William A. Griffin
East Avenue
Stewart Devonshire
Middle Avenue
James McNulty
Adams Street
A. L. Shde
Columbus Street
Edward Dahl
Fourth Street
Lewis Briggs
Lake Avenue
Jim Keys
Fourteenth Street
Malcolm McDonald
Cambridge Street
Mary E. Braegger
Sumner &J
Wilbert van Natta
East Broad Street
John Fritz
West Silver Street
Harold Olmsted
Franklin Street
Chuck Whitney
Tal East Broad
Ben Becker
Lodi Street
Keefe Brassell
West Bridge
Wasuk
Toledo Central
Sandusky
Lorain
Younsstown Raven
Shaw
Michigan
Ohio State
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Findlay
Maskingum
Heidelberg
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Cornell
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Indiana
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Otterbein
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Yale
Brown
Ohio Wesleyan
Wittenberg
Officials Assn Meeting At Y Tonight
The Northern Ohio Officials Association will meet at the YMCA at eight oclock tonight. This is the first meeting in two weeks and several items are expected to be discussed.
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Northern Ohio Officials’ Association
Top-Flight Grid Slate Looms With Key Showdowns
Across the nation football fans anticipate a week packed with major intersectional and regional clashes. Army meets Yale in the East while Iowa faces Minnesota in the Midwest and Kentucky battles Duke in the South. Notre Dame hosts Pittsburgh, Syracuse visits Michigan State, and California faces Southern California, with many other notable matchups including Fordham against Alabama and Navy against Pennsylvania.
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Southern California
Kentucky
Jack Cuddy
United Press
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America
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Iowa
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Rice
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Golden Bears
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Washington
Oregon State
Washington State
Oregon
Holy Cross Defeats Skippies 6 To 0 in Ely Field
The Longford Avenue Skippies suffered their first defeat of the season as Holy Cross Juniors won 6 to 0 at Ely Field. Holy Cross scored the lone touchdown in the first period, handing Skippies their first loss of the year.
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Longford Avenue Skippies
Holy Cross
Ely Field
Football rulings and Q A from Eddie Collins content
A reader presented football puzzlers on substitutions reporting penalties and in play rulings. Frank Carideo’s answers accompany the page, detailing timing for changes, reporting lines, penalties for violations, and specific play rulings in scenarios from downs and yardage to incomplete receiver search and intentional grounding.
Caddies Wallop Henrietta 26 to 6 at Ely Field
The Elyria Country Club Caddies overwhelmed Henrietta 26 6 yesterday at Ely Field. Wack opened with a seven yard TD run. Deb Uing scored next. Joe Talarek snagged a pass for another. J King added the final Caddies score. Henrietta reply came on a 65 yard interception return by Joe Varsa.
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Elyria Country Club -Cadiies
Henrietta
Ely Field
Wack
Deb Uing
Joe Talarek
J. King
Joe Varsa
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