Elyria Gridders Face Glenville With Weight Edge
Elyria High meets Glenville High at Ely Stadium Friday with Glenville outweighing Elyria by about ten pounds per man. Glenville’s 1845 total vs Elyria’s 1725 highlights the beefier Parkwooders, as injuries and lineup tweaks shape the clash including Lehman returning at quarterback and Dods at end.
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Tangled World Series notes and sports chatter swirl
United Press report from New York on October 26 recaps scattered sports vignettes. Mentions Cubs and Pete the office statistician, Huey Long and Pap Felts, Madison Square Garden announcer Joe Humphries, Army kickers Broushous and Sasse, Ernie Pinckert’s jaw fracture, and various football and boxing asides with historical context and trivia.
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Freshmen and Lights Clash in Elyria Friday
Elyria High Lightweights meet the Freshmen in a curtain raiser to the Elyria Glenville contest. The Frosh, undefeated in three games, aim to avenge last year 0-0 tie with the Bantams who hold two wins and a tie in five meets. Friday’s kickoff is at 6 15 p m.
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Jockey Gilbert Elston Seriously Injured in Fall
Jockey Gilbert Elston, ranked second nationally, suffered critical injuries from a fall while riding Black Dust in Latonia’s eighth race. At St Elizabeth hospital, doctors feared a fractured skull and prepared for X rays. Elston had 23 Latonia Fall meeting wins in 12 days and trailed Hank Mills by 13 victories in the national standings. Elston, of Louisville, is under contract to the C. V. Whitney stable.
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Fight results at New York and St Louis summarize bouts
In New York Harry Ebbets defeated Cowboy Frank Willis in a 174 to 174 bout. Antay Rubinit fought Johnny Atha to a draw. In St Louis Tom Heenry beat John Schhwake and Henn Schulte defeated Chet Gonzales by knockout. Al Schuman won in Loplo, Ronnie Walter defeated Milex, and Pav Kennedy was knocked out in Indianapolis.
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Trotting Club Adds Six New Stake Events for 1929
Goshen N Y October announces six new stake events on the Grand Circuit for 1929 harness racing. W H Cane of Good Time Stable and Trotting Horse Club of America says two races are for three year olds, four for older trotters and pacers, with total value near 13000 dollars. Committees led by L B Sheppard and David Look framed the plan for TH Horse Review and Horse Breeder tabulations.
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Case Baldwin Wallace game may decide title
Case and Baldwin Wallace clash in Cleveland next Saturday for the Ohio Conference crown. Case has won four conference games and faces a big test while Baldwin Wallace hopes to seize the title on a decisive result. Other Ohio Conference matchups feature notable battles among Cherlin, Bancroft, and the lone unbeaten teams as Ohio Northern, Kenyon, Otterbein, and Wittenberg pursue the lead.
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Trojans Prepare for Sunday Game Against Deliveries
The Trojans hold scrimmages tonight and Thursday at Jefferson Field in preparation for a Sunday game with the Dime Deliveries. All players should report for practice, with the game to be played at Jefferson. The team is undefeated and invites candidates to try out at Jefferson practices. A Friday game is hoped. contact Art Booth at 41-914 for scheduling.
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Open Golf Tourney Opens At Piqua Country Club
A 36 hole Open Golf tournament was in progress today at Piqua Country Club. The event unfolded in Piqua on October 26 as players competed across two rounds, showcasing skill and steady play on the par course.
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Mohler Quits Grid After Neck Injury at USC
Orville Mohler, 165 pound quarterback and key USC scorer, suffered two broken vertebrae in his neck ending his college football career. Doctors warned of paralysis or death if further injury occurred and ordered his removal from the team.
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Eagles Whittle K. of ¢ Lead in City Pin Loop
Eagles, five wins nine losses, moved to second in City League bowling after taking two of three from league leaders Knights of Columbus. Hal Schafer led with 660 across three games, including 237 and 219. Eagles posted 2676 team total, high single 952. Guerin Pretzels beat Clark's Service 2-1. Match Friday shift announced for Chronicle Telegram versus Elks.
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Panthers Set for Sunday Match With Akron Midgets
The Panthers bantam weight eleven will travel to Akron Sunday to face the India Rubber Company Midgets, a strong unit with victories over Kent Bearcats and Akron Serbian Sports. Coach Seres drills the squad as star ball carriers Kaylor Everhart Nickoli and Femly spearhead the attack.
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Princeton appoints Matthew Gela track coach
Matthew Gela, assistant coach, is named head track coach at Princeton University to replace retiring Keene Fitzpatrick. The announcement follows Fitzpatrick's retirement last week.
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Local Semi-Pro Eleven Faces Massillon I. G. A. For Benefit
Elyria EN-HY'S travel to Massillon tonight for a benefit game against the Massillon I. G. A. team. The locals seek their first win in over a season as their backfield struggles and the forward pass again tests the defense. Key players include Price at QB and receivers Halpin and Straugher for Massillon, with Elyria counting on Dillman Marfin Rhokus Tisza Fortman Cox Gerush to spark the attack.
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Ohio State Football Practice Hit by Injuries ahead of Wisconsin
Ohio State's football camp faced a spate of injuries and absences as they prepared for Wisconsin. Quarterback hopeful Marshall Oliphant sprained his ankle severely and may miss a week. Carl Cramer remained at risk as masked by practice, while Regis Monahan Junius Ferrall and Fred Conrad joined bench riders. Coach Sam Willaman directed passes as the team struggled to stop Wisconsin plays.
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Biddinger Leads Rifle Scorers at Local Practice
The Hlyria City Rifle Club saw Biddinger top scorers with 190 points during a weekly practice. Next Tuesday the club will travel to Rocky River for a team match with several notable scores recorded from last night.
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Reserve Case Game Ticket Contest Opens for Fans
Fans of Lorain County compete for tickets to Western Reserve vs Case at League Park in Cleveland with November 5 as first prize. Second prize offers Muskingum-Woolster game tickets at Wooster the same date. Clip coupon, pick winners from 20 games, and mail to Football Contest Editor before noon Friday October 28.
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Wooster Coach Names Week Grid Winners Picks
Wooster coach Hale selects top college football games for the week as season halfway point shows 119 correct picks, 24 misses, and 19 ties. He lists Ohio State over Wisconsin, Baldwin Wallace over Case, Ashland over Otterbein, Notre Dame over Pittsburgh, and numerous other matchups with teams across the nation.
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Amateur Mitt Managers Meet in Lorain
Lorain C October 26. A meeting of Lorain County Amateur managers was held at J. R. Sandy Pfeiffer’s home at 500 West 25th Street Lorain. Present were Clyd Roose Andy Pollock Elyria Alexander Korah Theodore Nichols and Slim Hiller Lorain. Amateur boxers are urged to contact the managers. Clyde Roose challenged any heavyweight in the county on behalf of Lloyd Hannel trained by Sammy Marsico.
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