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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
9
Elyria High School defeated Barberton 25 to 12 after a sluggish first half, sparked by a revamped lineup and cripples returning to the field. Reiber and Molartz starred for Barberton early, while Dillman and Moody led Elyria’s comeback with key runs and a late intercept by Marking sealing the win.
The game began slowly but Barberton surged in the second half as substitutes energized the white and crimson. Key plays included a 40 yard fake punt by Martin called back for an Elyria clip. Dillman excelled in end runs while Mike Hales and Moody boosted form. The line withstood Bertorton assaults and Barberton posted 25 to Elyria 12 with touchdowns by Wiko Dunstan Markling for Elyria and Molvartz Romig for Barberton.
Ken Strong, NYU’s top scorer and touted All-American candidate, faces a stiff challenge as NYU meets Colgate at Yankee Stadium tomorrow. Charlie Jones of Fordham, 218 pounds, returns for the Maroon against Washington and Jefferson. Dartmouth plans to rely on its aerial attack to beat Harvard in Cambridge, while a 65,000 crowd is expected for the NavyPennsylvania clash at Franklin Field.
In snow and wind, Elyria Lorain Lightweights fall 2 0 to Lorain. Lapotchick and Erdy star for Lorain with HalL among the linemen. Greene and Chapman show brief flashes for Elyria. Lorain’s defense and timely offense secure the slight win as both teams struggle with wind and spirit.
OMcials Durling Neichandin MecCokins. Substitutions Elyria Ericks on for Bishop Clowsen for Everhert K Smith for Hancock A Johnson for K Johnson H Wilfer Buol Lorain Borhz for Chrehore. Others not obtained.
New York Oct 26 The Army football team travels from West Point toward Yale bowl for a marquee clash with Yale. Coach Biff Jones fires all he has as Army faces Notre Dame Nebraska and Stanford later. Yale, led by Mal Stevens, also expects a tough test with injuries to Sprague and Oldt.
Dewey Street Bulldogs will meet the East Side Tigers at Richwine field on Saturday. The game was postponed last week due to a muddy field.
Princeton coach Bill Roper continues to rotate ball carriers with the Cornell matchup set for tomorrow. He has not announced the starting quartet, signaling ongoing experimentation in the backfield.
Iowa and Minnesota, both undefeated in the Big Ten, prepare for a pivotal homecoming clash that could shake the conference title race. Iowa relies on Mares McLain while Minnesota counts on Nagurski. Illinois and Indiana also seek upsets as Wisconsin faces Michigan and Purdue clashes with Chicago. Notre Dame meets Drake in a full Saturday slate.
Jimmy McLarnin, the Vancouver fighter, cannot make 133 pounds without losing strength and will shift to junior welter and welterweight divisions. He will fight Tommy Grogan in Detroit on November 19 and, if victorious, may face Baby John Gans or Ruby Goldstein at Madison Square Garden for 140 pounds. McLarnin is just past 21 and has moved up from flyweight after trouble making 135 for a lightweight title bout with Sammy Mandell last spring, delayed by weather.
Former West Virginia Wesleyan coach Tom Ault joins the Ex Hi coaching staff as the Mansfield Bears loom for the county title tilt. With many ex college players in the lineup the River View clash promises fireworks. Coach Ryan and Ault set 4 pm practice tomorrow to prepare for the Mansfield game.
Jack Thompson of Orchard Beach club Cleveland captured the state open title by one stroke with 301 over 72 holes, narrowly ahead of Julian Blanton of Toledo who shot 302. Former champion Al Alcroft of Youngstown fell to 11 strokes behind. Runners up included Steve Jappe Springfield Eddie Williams Cleveland and Jack Collins.
Ohio State’s Scarlet and Gray rode a Pennsylvania train to Bloomington, Indiana, for tomorrow’s Big Ten clash with the Hoosiers. Coach Doc Wiles remains confident though wary of an upset after Indiana’s close seven point loss to Illinois. Indiana touts its strongest team yet while OSU has rolled to undefeated scoring and a solid defense. Knute Hansen agreed to fight K. Christensen in Cleveland on December 5, his first under Billy Gilson’s management.
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