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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
6
In London the Parish Church of Grove witnessed its first wedding in 16 years as Miss Dorothy Bateman wed A. E. F. Biret, a Leighton Buzzard lawyer's clerk. Grove, with a population of 21, hosts England's second smallest church.
In Cincinnati on September 2 VR-Frank Lane, a leading football official, officiated five games over two days, including a double header. The report notes his strenuous schedule and mentions earnings from the duties.
A fragmented report from Dayton notes varied results in a morning round and an afternoon session. Darton and Marci Urcana led efforts with several strokes affecting standings while others struggled to maintain form.
Char Vrthe proposes changes to Harmsworth Trophy rules after Detroit. He urges a paced rain horse start instead of five ball signals and a wide starting line with defined lanes. The plan aims to curb false starts and ensure fair competition among nations.
Columbus Sept. 28 Coach F. R. Castleman announced Ohio State will begin practice next week for its cross country squad. Team veterans James Dille of Kenton Arthur Valen of Martins Ferry and S. Johnson of Bridgeport return as core runners.
Solth Bed Indiana reports that Notre Dame will participate in a wave event on September 26. The brief notes preparations and mentions six kickers replacing Caribeo.
Six men this season take over kicking duties from Frank Carideo last year. Marchy Schwartz and Mike Koken, left halfbacks, show top punting form. Emmett Murphy and Charisy Jaskiewicz, quarterbacks, excel at extra points. Dick Mahoney, right end, and Steve Banas, fullback, prove best at kicking field goals. Carideo handled all three tasks previously.
Wooster College athletic boss E M Mose Hole, a 14 year watcher of local opponents, issues 15 weekly picks including Purdue over Western Reserve, Case over Findlay, Muskingum over Wilmington, Ashland over Marietta, Army over Ohio Northern, Heidelberg over Hope, Mt Union over Cedarville, Baldwin Wallace over Bowling Green, Hiram over Defiance, Pittsburgh over Miami, Cincinnati over Rio Grande.
A brief item notes Indisos from Ohio associated with A Wittenberg located in Georgetown Kentucky. The readable text mentions ties to Ohio and the Kentucky town without further context or details.
Washington leads the American League runner up race after a win in the first game of a four game set. The Yankees, two games back, face a critical stretch as two AL games were played with Philadelphia beating Boston and Cleveland beating Detroit. Lefty Grove earned victory for the A’s over Boston. Oral Hildebrand guided Cleveland to victory. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh in the NL.
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