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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1932
Page
3
Glenville seized a 6-0 victory as Elyria High suffered its first defeat. The headline notes Notre Dame and Pittsburgh as top intersectional matchups with national title implications.
The Elyria Merchants and South Amherst grid teams clash tomorrow at Ely Stadium in a likely even contest. The Merchants, seeking a second straight win after a Sunday victory, prep with Duggani and Koehn ends G Ross and F Ross tackles Paonessa Flannigan guards Grent center Myers quarterback Hess Allen halfbacks Lyons at fullback. Kickoff set for 1 pm with Merchants reporting at Hamilton School by 12 54.
Lorain’s undefeated Serbu-Oakwood Dairy eleven invades Elyria Hardware at Ely Stadium with five straight wins, including over Elyria Mercuries. Hardware lineup features Kostya, Miller ends. Messhke, Barney tackles. Younglass, Noster guards. Fritz center. Rossal, Greene, Polehey or Haugh halfbacks. Tobicash or Otto at full. Kickoff at 2:20. Notice for team meeting at Hamilton Field 2715 tomorrow.
The Elyria Country Club caddies travel to Lorain to meet the American Legion Bantams at Oakwood Park. Coach Joe Sola calls for all Mayers to be at 13th Street tonight for a 6 o'clock practice as part of the season high test.
The Trojans and Dime Deliveries, two local teams, meet tomorrow at Jefferson Field with a 1 p.m. kickoff.
Elyria Panthers head to Garfield High Stadium to face undefeated Akron India Midgets in a 2:30 kickoff. The Bantams, led by capt. Femly and backs Nickols and Sims, seek a posible upset as Elyria matches up against a Rubber City powerhouse.
United Press reports Dayton, modest in attack, defeated Morris Harvey 18 to 0 as Harold Fearn George Gerry and Mike Wasson scored. The win keeps Daston atop the schedule with John Carroll, Butler, and Wittenberg remaining. Other Ohio notices include Xavier’s 6-4 upset of Loyola and Ohio Conference action with John Carroll routing Kent.
Temple University preserved its no defeats record with a 7 7 draw against Carnegie Tech before 20 000 at Temple Field. Both teams scored in the second quarter, but Carnegie Tech failed to cross the goal line after a late third period drive when Temple held firm and forced a punt from near the goal.
New York University Violets meet Purdue Boilermakers at Yankee Stadium in the first gridiron meeting. Purdue, co champion of the Big Ten, is undefeated this season and favored to win while NYU’s title hopes were damaged by Colgate last week.
Elyria ex Hy’s, on their sixth straight road game, travel to Crestline to face the Merchants who have burned through Ohio semi pro opponents. Elyria seeks to halt a five game skid with a stronger backfield and lineup primed for a decisive effort led by Fortman at quarterback Dillman at half and Marlin or Koka at the other half, as the squad departs Bill Jenne’s Rollage at 7 p.m. sharp.
Ebinger Coals, last year's Class W Northern Ohio champions, seek out of town games in Class A. The Lorain based team, formed by former Lorain High players, aims for a strong 1901 season after narrowly losing to American Restaurants of Tiffin at the central Ohio tournament.
The undefeated Trojans defeated the Western Heights Tigers 9 to 0 at Jefferson yesterday afternoon. Fortman returned an interception 20 yards for a touchdown. Raynes added the extra point on a pass.
Score roundup from scattered games across colleges and teams. Notable results include South1 Morehead Teachers 20 Louisville 0 and Western Wesleyan 15, York 3. Other matchups feature Temple 3 versus negte Feed 7, and Iowa 4 defeating George Wankington 6 by small margins.
The East Side Blues head to Lorain to face the Owls at City Field. Kickoff at 1 30 pm with tentative lineup including Knipper Edington Ratcil Edington Foster Knipper Brown Christie Brown Bailey and Dumsky. Blues seek their first victory of the season and players meet at Abbe Road at noon.
The Elyria Mercuries, 1931 city and Lorain County lightweight champions, will entertain the Lorain Merchants at Jefferson Field tomorrow. Both teams have trained hard and promise a real battle as Lorain brings a strong lineup and solid reputation to the 2:30 kickoff.
Ohio State, slight favorite to beat Wisconsin in the last game of the season at home, drew 25,000 fans. Wisconsin outweighed OSU by about 15 pounds per man, with Ohio State listing two replacements and possibly a third.
St Johns bowling league opened its sixteenth season this week. Winners in opening matches were Columbia Club Held Transfers and Colburn and Bremka Garage, who defeated Nabakowski Roofers Struck Furnitures and Rothgery Motors respectively. Schedule for next week includes Held Transfers vs Trothgery Motors Struck Furnitures vs Nabakowski Roofers Columbia Clubs vs Colburn and Bremke Garage.
The Elyria Country viad Cad dies won their sixth straight victory of the season yesterday defeating Ross Deliveries by 12 to 6. Vicesky caught a pass for 6 yards for one touchdown and Sito added a 55 yard run. Nick Ross scored the Deliveries only TD on a 15-yard rush.
Michigan, undefeated, faces Princeton in an intersectional clash at Ann Arbor before about 30,000 fans. The Wolverines enter as heavy favorites in this season’s key matchup.
Parkwooders fall to Glenville 6 0 after a late first half break and a fourth quarter pass. Elyria High led by Clymer and Eaton faced a strong Parkwooders defense, but Glenville capitalized on key plays including a long pass to Chizek for the only score.
Team players Vlyrta Machock Cy Wiens Gp Carr Wal liams Olenville-Batts Stothkens Laing Mc Vrachen Marpierstein Tivferca-yas Wes leyan Umplee Miles Mt. Uniond Tread Linesman MrLoughlin OW JT. Time of Terlods 12 M.
Minnesota and Northwestern meet for a homecoming grid contest as both teams aim to rebound in conference play. The crowd is expected to reach around 40,000 at Minneapolis with Northwestern slightly favored.
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