Michigan Tops Big Ten Race After Week Three Play
Michigan remains the frontrunner in the Big Ten after week three, tying with Chicago and Purdue at the summit. Northwestern tied Purdue 7 7, Chicago beat Indiana 13 7, Minnesota beat Iowa 21 6, Notre Dame routed Carnegie Tech 42 0, and Ohio State faced Wisconsin as the lone conference game left this week.
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Hardwarees And Amherst Battle To Scoreless Tie
One of the season’s hardest fought games ended in a scoreless 0 to 0 tie at Ely Stadium as the Hardwarees and Amherst Ex-Hy’s battled through mud. Amherst threatened in the second quarter but penalties and a stalled drive left the half scoreless. in the second half the Hardwares held the edge with strong running to near Amherst’s one yard line as time expired.
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Miami Favored To Win Buckeye Football Crown
Miami University rose as Buckeye Conference favorite after a 16 to 0 upset over Ohio University. Denison, Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan also posted league results as Ohio State prepared for a big Big Ten clash with Wisconsin.
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Amateur Boxing Card Slated At St. Agnes Hall
St Agnes Hall will host an amateur boxing card on Thursday night November 3 with Charley White as the matchmaker. Tony Skorke, a local featherweight, is slated for the main bout perhaps against Cleveland’s Joey Brule, with further card details to follow.
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Case Dominates Wooster. Eyes Conference Crown Clash Next Week
Cousin at Columbus notes Case added a 13 to 0 decision over Wooster as it extended its Ohio Conference wins. Rival Baldwin Wallace and Ohio Northern loom as top threats with Baldwin Wallace beating Ashland 6 to 0 and Ohio Northern defeating Hiram 19 to 0. Other results include Heidelberg 12 Muskingum 0, Otterbein 6 Capital, Toledo 6 9 Marietta, and Akron Kent State 0 0. Dayton strong after beating Marshall. Western Reserve 22 7 over Oberlin. Bowling Green 14 7 over Defiance. Rio Grande 7 10 Morehead. Wilberforce 7 7 Lincoln Okla.
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USC Coach's Strategy Beats Stanford Eleven
USC coach Howard Jones defied a bench rule to sit with writer George Beale and guide a comeback win over Stanford at Palo Alto. Jones stressed teamwork after the halftime adjustment, with Irvine Warburton and Bob McNeish directing a 12 to 9 advantage that held Stanford at bay.
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Reserve-Case Grid Contest Seeks Tickets At League Park
The Chronicle-Telegram Dope the Results Contest offers first prize of reserved seat tickets to the Western Reserve versus Case game at League Park on November 6. Second prize is tickets to the Muskingum-Wooster game at Wooster. Participants must fill the contest blank, mark predicted winners among twenty games, and mail by noon Friday October 28.
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Newspaper Contest Rules Clarify Final Editor Decision
The Contest Editor’s decision will be final in all cases. The contest is open to all readers except employees and their families.
Ohio State Wisconsin grid rivalry renews Saturday
Ohio State readies for a Big Ten clash with Wisconsin at Columbus after a tie with Pittsburgh. Key players Monahan and Ferral may miss, with Rosequist and Salvaterra primed to fill in. Ohio State’s defensive line, led by Conrad Gailus Smith Warner and Gillman, starred in the Pitt standoff.
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Joe Salvaterra
Fred Conrad
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Dick Smith
Marty Warner
Rosequist
Sid Gillman
Salvaterra
Pitt
Powers Moore and Cox Win Grid Contest
Powers wins with sixteen of twenty correct in last week’s Chronicle Telegram grid contest. Moore and Cox finish second and third after coupon plays, earning prizes and tickets to Ohio State Wisconsin and Oberlin Linings. Final scores list teams and results from Elyria to Harvard and Dartmouth games.
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Chronicle- Telegram
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Pittsburgh
Robert T. Moore
Evelyn Wilson
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Bill Cox
Prospect Street
Earl Kosubinski
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Huron Street
Ethyl Milliren
Earl Court
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Georgia
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Marquette
Boston College
Georgia Tech
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Ex Hy's Notice Plans Meet Tonight for Massilon Game
The Elyria Ex Hy's football team will meet at Bill Jenne's garage tonight at seven. All players must attend and tomorrow will hold a regular practice on the Jefferson grid ahead of Wednesday's game against the Massilon LG AAs.
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Canton Mannos Lunches Rally To Beat Elyria Ex Hy 6 0
After a slow start Canton Mannos Lunches surged in the third period to score the game winning touchdown and defeat the Elyria Ex Hy’s 6 to 0 in Canton. Rich connected on a key pass to DiMinna for the winning score after Plottner blocked a punt. Elyria’s Archambeau punted well early and Kokai’s 82 yard run set Canton back on top.
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Ila
Merchants Clinch Narrow Win Over West Side Bakers
Elyria Merchants defeated West Side Bakers 6 to 3 on the Jefferson school grid. Howdy Myers returned a Lorain interception 97 yards for the deciding score after the Bakers drove to the Merchants 15 yard line. The Bakers later forced a safety after a bad pass rolled into the end zone.
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Grid standings thin week schedule in college basketball
Northwestern visits Minnesota while Trinnia faces Chicago and Wisconsin plays Ohio State. Purdue battles New York University and Iowa clashes with George Washington in Washington DC. Princeton meets Michigan and Mississippi travels to Indiana with non conference games listed.
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Caddies Annex Fifth Consecutive Victory
The Elyria Country Club Caddies won their fifth straight game, beating the Strong Dime Deliveries 12 to 6 at Ely Stadium. Neal Dunstan scored their lone Deliveries TD on a 60 yard punt return, while Fatso recovered a blocked punt for a short score and Booker added the extra point. The final score came when Zelewski ran 15 yards for the Caddies in the third period.
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Zelewski
Business Men's Team Holds Annual Banquet in Elyria
The Elyria Business Men's baseball club held its annual banquet Saturday evening at Manager Ben Mahl's East Broad Street home. Thirty attended, including players and guests. Dinner at 6 o'clock preceded entertainment by magicians Yucka and Barkacs and by Pleasant Pete Orrie Lysaght. The East Side Blues seek games with the Merchants and Elyria Hardware. managers should contact Max Dumsky at 594 Cleveland Street, phone 41-274.
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East Broad Street
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Merchants
Elyria Hardware
Max Dumsky
Cleveland Street
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