Championship Race Set As Lorain, Elyria Clash Nov 25
The Littl Big Seven gridiron title likely hinges on the Lorain vs Elyria showdown on November 25. Lorain has defeated Norwalk 43 to 2 and Fremont 13 to 0 while Elyria beat Bellevue 17 to 6 and Sandusky 27 to 0, with other league results shaping the field. No league games this week due to the Northeastern Ohio Teachers meeting in Cleveland.
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Amherst–Oberlin Football Battle on Homecoming Day
Amherst College from Massachusetts visits Oberlin on Homecoming Day for a first East versus Midwest clash on Oberlin’s gridiron. Amherst alumni plan a chartered car arrival, events disperse across campus, and a large crowd is expected for the cordial intersection of sport and reunion.
Good Scores At Gun Shoot At Elyria Gun Club Pasadena Park
The Elyria Gun Club and friends enjoyed a day of shooting at Pasadena Park despite high winds and darkness. Cooley won the club championship in singles and doubles, with Dewhurst Wise Wadsworth Monroe Day Churchward Mickason and Hollingsworth posting notable scores in various events including practical and championship rounds.
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Middleweight Title Bout Set by New York Boxing Board
Chairman Muldoon of the New York boxing commission schedules a middleweight title fight between Jack Ma lone and Louis Bogash. The match follows Battling Siki seeking pay before facing Jack Dempsey, a high risk career step.
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New York Boxing Commission
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World Sports Today Racing and Benches Summary
Racing reports from Yonkers and Latonia and Laurel cover meetings of regional associations and field trials. Maryland field trials occur near My Lad’s Manor in Maryland. A Maryland kennel show is noted in Mobile. In billiards Ralph Greenleaf faces Hennie Allen in Philadelphia for the national pocket billiard championship.
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High League Punts and Passes Do Well at Fremont
Lorain High showed a strong forward passing attack in the Fremont game last Saturday completing 10 of 14 attempts. Former Elyria players Guthman at Hillsdale College and Heig at Hillsdale, along with McNutt, Nemecek, Kaplow, and Klem, are contributing to college teams this fall as Lorain continues to field a potent aerial threat.
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Norwalk Players Highlight Football News and Reactions
The report notes Norwalk players John Walton likely to play for Ohio State against Minnesota next Saturday. Norwalk high graduates and current players are active in practice. officials critique officiating in the Norwalk Oberlin game. Windy Wendler played for Ohio State reserve against Michigan, scoring three touchdowns in scrimmage.
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La Grange School Activities Field October Events
LA GRANGE Oct 26 The devotional exercises were conducted by Mr Jones Monday morning Mrs Harder the visiting school nurse visited school Tuesday Miss Lula Robbins of Elyria is now teaching the third grade. Two new editions of Three Centuries of American Prose and Poetry have been purchased for our library. Mr Jones is assuming duties of school librarian. The high school has received the banner for county oratory champions of 1922. Miss Gugler's sewing class is industrious with fancy articles for the girls' wardrobe. Hot lunches are served in the domestic science room under Miss Gugler. Literary societies were organized Thursday with officers elected. First program November 3. Sophomore and freshman English classes report on famous people born in October. Teachers busy with report cards as the first six weeks end. High school benefited by clocks in the high school room. A candy sale from last year funded pupil and teacher labor. Household arts girls plan a suggestion box to improve the school room. Box to be opened in two weeks and ideas to be carried out. No school Friday as teachers visited Wellington and Amherst schools.
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Colson and Lace Outfits Triumph in Industrial League
In a busy Industrial Indoor league night Colson held off Western Automatic Screw 28 to 17 while American Lace upset Columbia Steel 22 to 8 after opening with a 10 to 0 first inning barrage. Stolzenberg, Gearheart and Kihm starred for Colson and the Lace lineup featured steady hitting as both teams prepare for rematches later in the season. Worthington BallCo defeated General Phonograph 10 to 5 in the final game as newcomers shake up the standings.
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Buckley Buckley and Wesleyan Football Mentioned in Patchy Recap
This snippet notes Buckley shines with walk off Mack talk of two base hits and errors. It also mentions Wesleyan defeating Cincinnati 14 7 with Hus Estey, a former Fre mont high football star, playing end for Wesleyan and enduring a full game at wing. The piece cites league speed claims between the American and National leagues being challenged by fall action.
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Amherst to Meet Oberlin in First Intersectional Game
Amherst Mass October 26 Amherst College prepares for its first intersectional clash against Oberlin this Saturday. Coach McLangry works to build a strong offense as backfield stars Hill and Neely improve. Injuries have hampered guard and tackle depth, but veterans expect to be ready. The attack relies on a potent aerial game with varied forward passes led by Neely and a strong line featuring Clapp Adams and captains Williams and Boe.
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Amherst Tigers to Clash with K B s of Elyria Sunday
October 26 The Amherst Tigers football team will clash with the K B s of Elyria at Brandt's Park Sunday. The absence of Harvey Ludwig, injured in Sunday's game, will be a handicap for the locals but they intend to give the fans a good game.
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