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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
8
Elyria High hosts Fremont High in a long awaited showdown revived after Elyria quit the Little Big Seven. last meeting occurred in 1926 with Elyria winning 13 to 0 as fans recall past fierce battles between the Crimsons and Fremont.
The annual grid battle pitted the standout Four Horsemen Paul Long Bob Hess Howard Dean and Elwood Pierce with Harold Robinson backing them as Fremont met Elyria. Coach Roy Clymer reshuffled the Sixth Streeters lineup to offset weight with speed and deception, aiming for a decisive test of the season.
Three well known officials have been secured to work the Fremont Elyria High game tonight at Ely Stadium. Dr J H Nichols director of intramural athletics at Oberlin College and recognized as a top Big Ten official will referee. Russell H Rupp of Lebanon Valley will umpire. Stuart Holcomb former Ohio State captain and Findlay College coach is head linesman.
Fremont will provide tougher opposition for Medina as the Crimson seek a stronger performance. A large Fremont crowd is expected, with gates opening around 5 45. The preliminary features Elyria High Lightweights and North Olmsted High at 6 15 before the main game at 8 00.
Fragmentary text mentions several names and possible results across events. The garbled OCR obscures concrete facts, but indicates a list of competitors such as Len Macaluso and KR Gabriel with possible race outcomes. No verifiable details or dates are readable.
United Press report highlights Ike Sevele and Wally Stewart in a push for the Senators past the Browns to clinch the American League pennant. Limited legible lines reference Eldon Acrer and the Tigers, but details are fragmented and unclear.
The Fremont High band will accompany the football team to the game tonight. Reports from Fremont indicate many followers of the Purple eleven will also make the trip.
Elyria High Lights clash with North Olmsted aiming for their first victory of the season after a loss to Olmsted Falls. Injuries haunt the lineup with Coen likely out, while Bauer plans to field two full teams. Expected starters include Pruski, Forbes, Graber, Novak, Lauer, Femly, Custar, Dunstan, Sanders, Everhart, and Bedocs.
Buffalo Bisons stood on the threshold of the International league pennant needing one win over the Rochester Red Wings in the final series. They aimed for victory tonight after crushing the Wings 18 to 7 in the fifth game to take a 3-2 series lead in a best of seven.
Mayor Vanoster was elected president of the Elyria Horseshoe Club at last evening’s meeting. Ross Aungst named secretary-treasurer, Charles Elkins as team manager. A city and county tournament starts next week, with entry details, prizes, and entry deadlines announced. The club plans outdoor play at East Avenue and Broad Street courts, rated among the best in Onlo. Elyria Horseshoe travels to Cleveland Sunday to face the Tron Kettie Club in a Greater Cleveland fair at Brookside Park.
Washington clinched the American League pennant with a 2 1 victory over St Louis, earning a meeting with the New York Giants in the October 3 World Series opener. Giants and Senators boast youth, dynamic leadership, and strong offenses, signaling a marquee, high stakes clash.
The Little World Series between Columbus, the American Association champion, and the International League pennant winner, opens Sunday in Columbus. The first four games are at home, with the third and fourth at night. Afterward the series moves to the International League city and continues until one club wins five games. Rochester and Buffalo contest the IL title, and Columbus meets Zanesville in an exhibition at Zanesville tonight.
A garbled sports wire lists batting and pitching leaders with scattered names and teams. The excerpt mentions Hatters, Foxx, and Rogers figures, plus several unreadable fragments, lacking clear dates or events.
Ohio State coach Sam Willaman drills the Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium as Virginia looms on October 7. The openers vs Virginia and Michigan promise a tougher schedule with eleven lettermen back and several promising sophomores competing for backfield spots.
The Lakewood Mercuries a fast 160 pound eleven seek a scheduled game in Elyria after October 22. They can play day or night. Interested managers should write to Marshall Fiell 2110 Waterbury Road Lukewood Ohio.
The South End Caddies travel to Elyria Country Club for a morning football clash with the Birmingham Park Cad dies. The game is set to kick off at 9 30.
The list includes Carl Cramer of Dayton, Marshall Oli Phant of Cleveland, Tom Keele of Toledo, and Buzz Wetzel of Columbus.
The health-building program promotes Ovaltine as a top aid for child welfare, with hundreds of thousands of mothers urged to participate. Letters claim remarkable results, such as calmer behavior and better sleep, from anxious children after using Ovaltine. A Brooklyn mother describes her nervous son improving quickly.
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