Elyria Defeats Lakewood 12 To 0 In League Race Tie
Elyria High Red Raiders edged Lakewood 12 to 0 at Ely Stadium, tying for first in the Lake Erie League. The Crimson posted their second straight win and fifth in seven games, matching Lorain atop the league standings. Bennie Pfaff scored on a 1 yard run after a Lakewood pass was picked off, while Kushinski and Kostro contributed key plays in a rugged defensive battle.
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Elyria-Lakewood clash features Pfaff 90-yard interception return
In a tense half game Elyria and Lakewood traded drives as Kostro fumbled and Briggs snatched an errant pass. Pfaff capped a 90 yard defensive score after a fourth down heave, widening the margin before Briggs closed the final quarter with no further scoring.
Elyria High Edges Oberlin Next in Rough Football Clash
Oberlin Next broke away through Elvria's line and after a late lateral to Novotny on Elvria's 37, gained 35 yards. In three plays the visitors earned only a yard before the final gun. Elyria stars included Johnny Talarski and Harry Lanér on the line, with Tatar ski sidelined by a bruised hip. Lakewood's Savers and Novotny carried the load for the Javiack, and Snider at center with Wilson at right guard stood out on the line.
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Flashes Win From Spencer Ex-Hys
The West Side Flashes, formed mainly from former Elyria High stars, defeated Spencer Ex-Hys 19 to 0 yesterday at Wellington. Dick Everhart scored from the Spencer 3-yard line in the third period. Wilbur Gibbons intercepted a Spencer pass and returned to the 23. Morse and Innes contributed a two point and a 23-yard Mash off tackle for the final touchdown.
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Williams Still Leads Scorers in Big Ten Football
CHICAGO October 23 Jumpin Joe Williams Ohio State sophomore halfback continued to lead Big Ten scorers. Williams added two touchdowns against Indiana Saturday to raise season total to eight. Leading scorers include Williams 5 48 Crayne 6 2 38 Simmons 5 30 Berwanger 4 3 7.
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Seventeen Major College Teams Remain Unbeaten in Class
A nationwide roundup shows 17 major college football teams still perfect after October games. Army Princeton Dartmouth California Notre Dame Ohio State Minnesota Iowa Marquette North Carolina Southern Methodist Texas Christian Baylor and others remain unbeaten, with several key clashes shaping the race in EAST MIDWEST SOUTH SOUTHWEST and FAR WEST.
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Colored All Stars Defeat Flashes 2–0 at Ely Stadium
The Elyria Colored All Stars beat the East Side Flashes 2 to 0 after a safety in the third quarter. The only score came when a Flash halfback tried to run out from behind his goal line and was tackled in the end zone on Ely Stadium practice gridiron.
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Wesleyan Fresh Gridder Dies From Injuries
Jack Hartsock, a freshman guard at Ohio Wesleyan University, died from a fractured spine after a football scrimmage injury in Delaware. He was struck while tackling a Norwalk player and transferred for treatment to Jane M. Case Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital, and received funeral rites from Phi Kappa Psi.
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Nativities Trounce Bar Lunch Eleven Panthers Open Season
The Elstia Bar Lunch Panthers opened their season yesterday at Lorain, taking a 32 to 6 trouncing. The Panthers dominated on both sides of the ball, with standout plays throughout the game. Lorain was limited to a single touchdown and failed to mount a consistent drive.
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Nativities Dominate on City Field in Second Half Rally
Lorain Nativities opened with a first quarter TD and added another in the second. They expanded their lead with two more scores in the third before Mishak sealed it by returning an Elria pass 93 yards for a touchdown.
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Recreation Stadium criticized as Elyria Lorain classic site
Local sports columnist questions Recreation Stadium Lorain as the venue for the Elyria Lorain football classic arguing crowd size and safety concerns. He recalls past games, notes Lorain and Shaw beyond the stadium capacity, and hints at a possible move to Ely Stadium while referencing historical incidents and team dynamics.
Cincinnati Scores Fifth Straight Win To Rank As State's Leading Eleven
Cincinnati rolling to a fifth straight win 67 to 0 over the University of Baltimore, remains undefeated and unscored upon in Ohio. The Bearcats have 176 points in five games, leading the Buckeye Conference and state teams in scoring as Western Reserve and Wilberforce follow.
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undefeated Iowa could threaten Big Ten title race
Iowa remains undefeated entering November as Michigan, Purdue and Ohio State share the lead with two wins each while Minnesota, Iowa, Purdue and Illinois stake positions. Northwestern, Wisconsin and Indiana trail with multiple losses in the crowded Big Ten standings.
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Toolroom Pinmen Defeat Moulders in League Match
Williard Schmittgen led Toolroom with a 647 series as they won the first and third games in a General Industries League match against the Moulders at Temple Oilers. Fritz led Moulders with a 572 series, scoring 169 203 and 290.
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