Ex-Hys Lose To Sandusky Eagles 7 0
Sandusky Eagles defeated Elyria Ex-Hy es 7 to 0 at Strobel Field in a closely played game. Bettenheimer scored the lone touchdown from 45 yards in the first quarter and kicked the extra point after Elyria was offsides. The rest of the game featured hard defense and even play, with Sandusky extending momentum briefly in the fourth quarter. Referees Whittaker Umpire Smith and head linesman Kerber.
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Bell Defeats Bradie In Pro Skating Races Here
Amos Bell of Detroit wins two of three pro races at the Palladium rink in a tight 1 2 mile and mile, with Nick Bradie of the local skaters taking the final two mile event. Amateur results include Red McAlvane and C Berry winning races, with Tony Fogliano securing a two mile Class AI amateur win. A rematch between Bell and Bradie is planned later in the season.
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Palladium
Amos Bell
Detroit
Nick Bradie
Bell
Bradie
Red McAlvane
C. Berry
C. Dersch
Cleveland
Tony Fogliano
Elyria City
McAivyane
Alvira Bliss
Lorain
Gar Wood Sets Official U S Racing Mark
Gar Wood of Detroit, top speedboat pilot, set an official U S racing record of 164.198 miles per hour in Harlem River during Mayor Walker regatta for the unemployed. Earlier this year he held an unofficial mark and faced a world record chase against Kaye Don with driftwood debris and damaged gear.
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Wood
Florida
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Grange Meeting Ends Henrietta Attendance Drive
A Grange special meeting at the Henrietta school Wednesday drew a large crowd as losers entertained winners with a musical program. Soloists included Truth Snyder Elsie Holovaca and Mary Adler with Ruth Snyder on piano. Games followed along with refreshments served by a committee. In brief, Steve Dressler’s motorcycle burned at Garfield corner.
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Truth Snyder
Elsie Holovaca
Sybil Kendeigh
Mary Adler
Ruth Snyder
Pollock Promotes Fight Card at Eagles Hall Next Monday
Youthful local promoter Andy Pollock has booked Eagles hall for next Monday night. The main bout pairs Al Taylor and Billy Senders with the clash originally set for Lora and postponed twice. Semi finals feature Tony Jezenski versus Johnny Miller, both local hopefuls.
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Eagles Hall
al Taylor
Billy Senders
Lora
Tony Jezenski
Johnny Miller
Furnitures Down Sandusky 6 To 0 In Hard-Fought Game
The Thomas Furnitures returned to form beating Sandusky Commercial Banks 6 to 0 at Ely Stadium practice field. Only score came in final quarter when Toth ran 30 yards to complete a drive after a series of line bucks. Greene and Toth starred in backfield. The Furnitures prepare for Mercuries next Sunday with a 6:59 kickoff at Hamilton Grounds.
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Grafton Defeats Lorain Merchants 20 to 6 in Semi-Pros football
Grafton Semi-Pros beat the Lorain Merchants 20 to 6 on Sunday. Lorain’s lone score came on a late pass from Reisz to Bartos. Cook, Hyland and Tucker starred for Grafton. lineups and referee details noted. Extra brief items from Amherst and nearby towns follow, then a note on Pasadena siren ban.
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Lorain Merchants
Lorain
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Cook
Hyland
Tucker
Philareyzh
Rakich O'Connor
Dunn Knanp
Mutuzak Tucker
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Stacks Hyland
Reisz Poling
Te Bartos
Arndt
Teweh Addi Nebuaben
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Jones
Qherlin
Bartlett
Yale’s 1900 team marked by Camp power and crushing foes
Yale’s Blue Eleven under Walter Camp crushed six top opponents in 1900, reshaping football with the tackle back attack. Captain Gordon Brown led a fast, powerful lineup including Brown, Scott, Sheldon, Stiman, and Blair, powering a season that defeated Amherst, Tufts, Wesleyan, Dartmouth, Columbia, Army, Princeton, Harvard, and more to claim immortality.
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Walter Camp
Gordon Brown
Bulldogs
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Harry Williams
Minnesota
Walter New
Amherst
Tufts
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Dartmouth
Columbia
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Earh Yutory
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Chadwick
Sharpe
Tae
Hale
Undefeated Big Ten Leaders Highlight Race
Northwestern, Minnesota, and Wisconsin top the Big Ten standings with undefeated marks. Indiana also unblemished but a scoreless tie with Iowa mars its record. Michigan rebounds after a defeat. Northwestern clashes with Illinois this week as Minnesota faces Wisconsin and Northwestern pursues a likely title clinch.
Elyria Pitchers Defeat Lorain in Close Horseshoe Match
The Elyria horseshoe pitching club defeated Lorain 53 to 45 at Cascade Park in a tight contest. Players logged about 47 miles of walking and threw three tons of iron. Elyria’s ringer average hit 28 percent versus Lorain’s 27 percent, with Elyria totaling 1750 ringers and 2246 double ringers to Lorain’s 1672 fingers and 221 double ringers. High score men were as follows.
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Lorain
Cascade Park
Elyria
Four Teams Vie For Honors On Eastern Grids
New York University, Syracuse, Harvard and Pennsylvania lead the Eastern football race midway through the season. Columbia and Cornell stay perfect but faced only light foes. Key results include NYU beating Colgate 13 0, Syracuse topping Tennessee State 7 0, Harvard routing Texas A&M 75 7, and Pennsylvania shocking Wisconsin 27 13. Lafayette upset Washington & Jefferson 21 0.
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Williams
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Lafayette
Ohio State Faces Indiana After Northwestern Defeat
Ohio State, crushed by Northwestern to end its Big Ten title bid, begins a dreary week of practice ahead of next Saturday’s road game at Bloomington against Indiana. The Buckeyes hope to rebound with four remaining conference games including Wisconsin and Minnesota, plus the interconference clash with Navy. Pug Rentner and Ollie Olson starred for Northwestern, while Charley Cramer, Joe Gallus, and Bill Bell shone for Ohio State.
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Big Ten Standings and Week Ahead in Midwest Football
Chicago news lists Big Ten standings with Northwestern, Ohio State, Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota and others plus this week’s games including Illinois at Northwestern and Purdue at Chicago. Separate Utah item notes a town curfew forcing dogs off streets 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. after a nocturnal raid maimed sheep.
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Contests Set as Lake Erie League Title Race Narrows
Lorain Shaw Heights Elyria remain in the Lake Erie League title race as six teams resume inter league play next Saturday. Lorain visits Cleveland Heights while Elyria travels to Shaw and Roc River meets Lakewood. The season’s top four standings hinge on these results with Lorain, Shaw, Heights and Elyria contending.
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Mercuries Wallop Billiards Win 43 to 4
The Elyria Mercuries crushed Jackson Billiards 43 to 4 yesterday at Roosevelt School. Innes scored twice on a long keeper and later touchdowns by Murkowski Bara Gross Woodcock and Michaels. The Mercuries plan nightly practices on Erie Street ahead of next Sunday's game versus Thomas Furnitures.
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Country Club Caddies Clinch 7 to 0 Victory
Elyria Country Club cad dies defeated Lorain Omaha Sports Sunday afternoon at Ely Stadium practice field by a 7 to score. Pat Watson scored on an end run with only one minute of play remaining. Lineups.
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Lorain Omaha Sports
Ely Stadium
Pat Watson
Gould Wins Blind Par At Spring Valley
An unusually fine day drew many Spring Valley golfers for a Blind Par tourney. George Gould captured first with a net 74. Lawrence Webber C Webell and Charles Showell tied for second with net 78s.
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George Gould
Lawrence Webber
C. Webell
Charles Showell
Nickolette May Be Out For Balance Of Season
LORAIN Ohio October 26 Al Nickolette Lorain High star halfback may miss the rest of the season after suffering four broken ribs in the fourth quarter of Saturday's game with Sandusky. Doctors planned a morning examination to determine the true extent of the injuries and his ability to return this year.
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