Elyria High Lightweight Rout Oberlin Reserves 13-0
Elyria High Lightweights edged Oberlin Reserves 13 to 0 in a preliminary game to the Sandusky Eagles Lorain Fisher Foods charity matchup. George Dunstan likely out for season after hip strain. Joe Brown and Kushinski led Elyria rushing while Parsons and Rocher starred for Oberlin.
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Chuck Halpoach
Ralph Bauer
Elyria High
Oberlin High
Sandusky Eagles
Lorain Fisher Foods
Crhinvon Bantama
George Dunstan
Agamenta
Une
Elyria
Oberlin
Joe Brown
Kushinski
Crimson
Parsons
Rocher
Touchdown Secret Play Helps Oberlin Edge Elyria
Description of a 1923 football play by Southern California style in which a double fake reverse leads to a TD. The report covers Oberlin vs Elyria with Eddie Dunstan Bedocs Brown and Kushinski scoring, paring and punt battles, penalties, and final football statistics with 8 first downs for Elyria and 2 for Oberlin.
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Southern
California
Conard
Publishers’ Syndicate
Oberlin
Elyria
Crimson
George Dunstan
Dunstan
Bedocs
Watra
Bauermen
Oval
Prusk
Kushinski
Brown
Coen
Pruski
Parsons
Hays Leads City Horseshoe Pitching Joust
Harry Hays led the third round of the city horseshoe pitching tournament completed last night at the Broad and East avenues courts. Hays topped with twelve victories and no defeats, remaining undefeated. Harry Simes stood second with twelve wins and one loss, Carl Scheibel third with ten and one, while Ross Aungst, who was unbeaten, dropped two games and now sits fourth with twelve and two. The standings followed.
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Harry Hays
Corner Broad
East Avenue
Hays
Harry Simes
Carl Scheibel
Ross Aungst
Elyria Faces Ashland In Local Horseshoe Match
Elyria hosts Ashland in a horseshoe contest at 2:30 PM on the local courts. Officials note rising popularity and the Young Men's Club has rented the course for Monday and will conduct a tournament.
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Elyria
Ashland
Horsehoe
Lake Erie Teams In Action Today
A group of about 30 Elyria High players coaches and managers left at 11 for Sandusky where the Crimson were to play the Bie Streaks this afternoon. Other Lake Erie League teams faced independent games with Lorain hosting Akron North Lakewood hosting Youngstown South Cleveland Heights hosting Conneaut and Shaw hosting Fairport.
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Elyria High
Sandusky
Crimson
Bie
Lake Erie
Lorain
Akron
Lakewood
Youngstown
Cleveland Heights
Conneaut
Shaw
Fairport
Akron aims for strong line in opening Ohio game
Ohio Conference hopeful Akron University football team, led by coach Howard Blair, fields a strengthened line and a backfield with fewer worries after injuries. Key returners include Ror Hammon and guards Carl Piry and Hubert Russell, while sophomores Bob Sipes and Lew Goodall vie for backfield spots as the double wing back system is reinstated against Western Reserve.
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Akron
Akron University
Howard Blair
Western Reserve
Don Fuckinger
Bob Graf
Paul Pyces
Bill
Ror Hammontree
Carl Piry
Hubert Russell
Wilson Sparrbawk
Henry Metzger
Bob Bauer
Niles Nelson
Leo Murphy
Jack Jacques
Blair
Milian Chordan
Falion Mahan
Harold Hutchinson
Bill Keating
Don Lindsay
Bill Darulis
Jarrell Dreisbach
Bob Sipes
Lew Goodall
Hi-Speeds Baseball Meeting Report and Football Pass Advice
The Hi-Speeds baseball team will hold a meeting Monday evening at eight o'clock, bring equipment. An article by MEK MURAUKEN explains six key points on receiving a forward pass, with pictures illustrating correct catching, positioning, and the quarterback pass in football.
Big College Elevens See Action Today
The regional college football season opens with major inter sectional and conference showdowns. Army and Navy face Mercer and William and Mary while Temple debuts under Pop Warner as Pittsburgh, Duke, and Cal along with several others start their campaigns across the East, South, Midwest, and Pacific Coast in opening games.
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United Press
York
wEi
Army
Navy
Mercer University
William and Mary
Mercer
Pittsburgh
Washington and Jefferson
Fordham - Albright
Cornell St
Lawrence
Dartmouth-Norwich
Holy Cross-St. Michaels
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Brown
Pop” Warner
Temple
Philadelphia
Temple Owls
South Carolina
Bie Jones
Louisiana
Tigers
Tulane
Green Wave
Rice
Texas A
M. Rice
Alabama
Ogelthorpe
Georgia
North Carolina State
Tennessee
Virginia Polytechnic
Duke
Virginia Military
Kentucky
Sewanee
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Northwestern
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Vanderbilt
Oklahoma
Tiny Thornhill
Stanford Indiana
Pop Warner
Stanford
Southern Calfornia
Kovola
Los Angeles
California
Hite Santa
Findlay Surprises With 13-0 Win Over Denison
Findlay College led by coach Stuart Holcomb, once an Ohio State player, defeated Denison 13 to 0 on their home field. Thomas and Gardner scored the touchdowns, Hirsimaki added the extra point, and the win marked a bold upset in Friday college football action.
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United Press
ITTLE
Findlay College
Stuart Holcomb
Ohio State
Denison University
Thomas
Gardner
Denison
Hirsimaki
Findlay
John Carroll
Muskingum
Ohio
T. Powers
Ollie Dawson
Cicuto
Otterbein
Kent State
Glenn Friday
Wittenberg
Xavier
Brewster
Detroit City College
Kenyon
Ken Jordan
Hal Pennington
University of Dayton
Adrian Mich
Heller
Dayton
Zang
West Liberty Teachers’ College
John Marshall
Cleveland
Wheeling
W. Va
Harwood
Heiderbere
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Indiana
Morris Harvey
Ohio University
Western Reserve
Akron
Isbland
Case
Mount Union
Bowling Green
Toledo
Capital
Wooster
Hiram
Oberlin
Rochester
Ohio Northern
Biuffton
West Kentucky
Wilberforce
Rio Grande
Cincinnati
Defiance
Alfred
Csyq
Bucyrus Hands New London Hi Initial Defeat
Bucyrus High defeated New London High 9 to 6 in a football game. New London led early but Bucyrus surged back with a safety after a fumble, then Clady broke through to set up a second quarter score. Peterson kicked the extra point as Bucyrus rallied for the win.
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Bucyrus
New London Hi
Bucyrus. O
New London High
Sridders
Bucyrus High
New London
Thomas
Buciras
Clady
Cooke Fegley
Stone Peterson Moore
Thomas Gatehen
Staples Baker
Swanger
Staples Uxtra
Peterson
Wayside Inns In Opener At Toledo Sunday
The Wayside eleven featuring city light-heavyweight champions for two years now move up to heavyweight as they open their season with a road game against Electric Range and Equipment Company eleven, 1932 Lucas County champions, at Dolin Field kickoff 2 30. Expected starters Rainey Azok Sheldon Eldred Mike Nagy Slavin Cox Baker Penzes Tobiash. West Side players meet at Cox barbershop Lodi street 9 oclock sharp.
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Ian Eleven
Toledo
Eleven
Lucas County
Monarchs
Dollin Field
Janes Schuster
Rainey
Azok
Sheldon
Eldred
Mike
Nagy
Slavin
Cox
Baker
Penzes
Tobiash
West Side
Lodi Street
West Third
West River
Holy Cross Church
Neale Dubbed Greasy When Ten Years Old
Morgantown West Virginia September 30 They say Alfred Earle Neale West Virginia Universitys veteran football coach received the nickname Greasy in boyhood. A group played baseball at a corner lot when a stranger asked to join. Neale said No Youre dirty The intruder replied I am not either dirty Besides youre greasy
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Morgantown
W. Va
Alfred Earle Neale
West Virginia University
Neale
Mischka Meats Meet Pennzoils In Sunday Baseball
Mischka Meats host the Cleveland Pennzoils at Harris Street Field in Amherst on Sunday. Al Dobras will pitch for the Meats and Archie Bartlome, former Amherst pitcher, will start for the Pennzoils. First pitch is scheduled for 2:45.
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Amherst
Cleveland Pennzoils
Harris Street Field
al Dobras
Archie Bartlome
Clevelanders
Business Men's Team Opens At Lorain Sunday
The Elyria Business Men's football team starts its season with a Sunday game against Stevens Pressers of Lorain at City Field in Port City. Kickoff is at 2:30 p.m. Players meet at Ely School at 1:00 p.m. Probable starting lineups list Business Men and Stevens Pressers.
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Elyria
Stevens Pressers
Lorain
Port City
Ely School
Business Men
Stevens Press
Resar Motors Meet Boosters In First Game
Frank Valend reports Elyria’s Resar Motors, a new light-heavyweight football team, opens at Oakwood Park Lorain against the Lorain Boosters, two-time county champions who won 25 straight and scored 410 points. Kickoff 3 30 P.M. Players listed for likely starters. jerseys to be distributed at 1 P.M. at the Resar garage.
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Frank Valendomorrow
Resar Motors
Elyria
Oakwood Park
Lorain
Lorain Boosters
Serbu Sports
Lorain County
Boosters
Besars
Motors
Krugman
Tomashecki
Andress
Clifford
Youngins
Resar
Joe Brove
Madison Square Garden crowns Carnera world heavyweight champion
Henry McClemore notes Madison Square Garden presented Primo Carnera a gilded belt at a private beefsteak event for about 200 attendees. The belt featured diamonds and jewels and carried plaques of past champions while a broken chain mistakenly drew attention amid revelry. Jack Johnson returned from Paris for the celebration.
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Henry McClemore
United Press
N*y York
Madison Square Garden
Primo Carnera
Garden
Sharkey
Schmeling
Jimmy Johnston
Johnston
Jack Johnson
Paris
Port City Aggregation Shows Class In Copping Charity Contest Here
About three thousand spectators watched Lorain Fisher Foods defeat Sandusky Eagles 8 to 0 at Ely Stadium. Sponsored by the American Legion, proceeds go to the International Society for Crippled Children aiding the national polio drive. Lorain dominated, Sandusky defense held, and a late safety widened the margin. Joe Carek starred with consistent punt returns and Lorain outgained Sandusky 8 to 3 in first downs.
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Port City
Ernie Braden
Ely Stadium
Lorain Fisher Foods
Sandusky Eagles
American Legion
International Society For Crippled Children
Lorain
Sandusky
Drum Corpe
Berea
Elyria American Legion
Fisher Foods
Chukker
Svete
Jim Chastar
Wolfe
Oval
Bay City
Fisher
Loramites
Sanduskians
Bettenheimer
Mott
D. Harpie
Brengariner
Chastar
Fishers
Eagles
Joe Carek
William and Mary Bans Night Grid Games
William and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia bans night football games this season citing no formal reason but believed linked to past reports of heavy student drinking. Saturday night games are moved to Saturday afternoon.
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Williamsburg
Cp—Willam and Mary College
J. A. C. Chandler
Carnera Defies Pride and Hints at Belt Defense Run
Primo Carnera clashed with the idea of the belt as his, then calmed when Julius Johnston promised quick repairs. He muttered about the trophy being his, while acknowledging future defenses possibly under Garden banners. The scene showed his longing for the title, contrasting with past triumphs and renewed vigor.
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Xioden
Johnston
Primo
Carnera
Garden
Sharkey
Mancuso Giants Catcher Gus Mancuso Career Start and Move
Gus Mancuso born December 5, 1905 in Galveston Texas. He began in the Texas league in 1925 with Beaumont and Houston, then played for Fort Smith Westerns before Syracuse Internationals and St Louis Cardinals. Traded to New York Giants in 1932 where he drew praise for handling pitches. Mancuso, five feet nine and a half inches, 168 pounds, bats and throws right.
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Gus Mancuso
Rodney Blancuso
New York Giants
Galveston
Tex
Mancuso
Beaumont
Houston
Texas
Gus
Fort Smith Westerns
Syracuse Internationals
Syracuse
St. Louis Cardinals
Jimmy Wilson
Giants
New York
Columbus Beats Buffalo to Take 3-1 Series Lead
The Columbus Club defeated Buffalo 11 to 5 in Columbus to lead the Junior World Series three games to one. Clar ence Lefty Hesse and Bill Lee combined on pitching as Columbus battered four Buffalo pitchers. Nick Cullop and Jack Rothock each drove in runs, with Rothrock later adding another. Buffalo used four pitchers and never held Columbus hitless.
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Columbus
Buffalo
Clarence
Lefty” Hesse
Bill Lee
Hesse
Tornos
Carneigie
Rothrock
Mickey Heath
Rags
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H. Asepeddlele
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Traves J. Stanfield
Ohio Football Outlook
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Big College
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Stu Holcomb
Wayside Inns
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Henry McLemore
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