Middletown Eagles face crucial bond vote and Homecoming
Pre-election forecast shows 5,225 yes votes needed to pass school bond enabling a new stadium. Coach Glenn Ellison urges support as Middies host Cuyahoga Falls at Lincoln Field for Homecoming, with two more big games ahead and a potential crowd surge. The piece notes local prep sports, booster club upgrades, and community notices.
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Lincoln Field
Cuyahoga Falls
Glenn Ellison
Middies
East End
Sa e Begins Tonight For Hamilton Ducats
Ticket details for the Butler Bowl clash between Middletown and Hamilton are announced. Tickets go on sale at 7 p.m. in the gym office with no limit per buyer. Reserved seats for the November 19 game at Miami University stadium cost 1.25 for adults and 0.50 for students, box seats at 1.50. Season ticket holders have seats set aside. Principal Baker’s office handles sales after 8:30 a.m. Wednesday through November 18. Student tickets sold in home rooms.
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Elmo Lingrel
Middletown
Lingressid
D. R
Baker's Office
We All Make Mistakes Says News Views Survey
A survey notes adults admit errors in life including education and marriage. It argues slips become experience shaping the future while some dwell on them. The piece suggests humor from comic strips contrasts with fascist concerns.
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Supermap
Wall Street
Mammy Yokum
Dogpatch
Middletown Lumber CO
Central Ave
Snead Chosen Golfer Of Year In National Poll
Slammin Sammy Snead was selected Golfer of the Year in a national poll by the PGA of America. Cary Middlecoff, who beat him to the grand crown, finished runner-up while Johnny Palmer placed third in the rankings.
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Chicago
Sammy Snead
Professional Golfers’ Association of America
Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Johnny Palmer
Middlecoff
Military Stake title at National Horse Show noted today
AP report recalls past sports milestones including Mexican Army officers winning the International Military Stake at the 60th National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden. It also notes a Western Conference meeting proposal from three years ago, Joe Louis’ exhibition win over Dee Amos ten years ago, and Pittsburgh ending football ties with Duquesne ten years prior.
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Associated Press
Madison Square Garden
Western Conference
Sgt
Joe Louis
Dee Amos
Hartford
Coast Loop Seeks Major League Status With Caution
The Pacific Coast League will again seek major league status next month without help from the major league executive council. Commissioner A B Chandler said the council submitted the proposal to owners for a vote on December 14 in New York, while opposing a few changes. The article notes current AAA classification and draft rules, plus new broadcasting rules allowing games to air within a 50 mile home territory without permission under specified conditions.
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Cincinnati
Pacific Coast League
Major League Executive Council
A. B. Chandler
Pacific Coast
New York
Pacific Coast Loop
American Association
Ohio high school rankings shake up in AP poll
Canton McKinley held first after a 39-13 win over Lakewood, with Massillon moving to second after defeating Toledo Waite. Cincinnati Purcell climbed to fifth, Circleville rose to sixth, and Middletown jumped to eighth following a 67-0 by Middletown over Chillicothe. Lakewood dropped from fifth to ninth as eight-win teams like Circleville and Lockland rose, while Louisville looks undefeated heading into Friday’s game against Minerva.
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Glenn
Casey) Ellison
Clancy
Tiger
Casey
Middletown High
Middies
Wilbur Wright
Dayton Coliseum
Miamisburg
Eaton
Cincinnati Walnut Hills
Herman
Bup
Bearlick
Lakewood
Tommy Ness
Associated Press Weekly
Massillon
Iwin
Toledo Waite
Mansfield
Toledo Libbey
Hamilton
Big Blue
Cincinnati Purcell
Cincinnati Elder
Ringfield
Wildcats
Lima Central
Middletown
Circleville
Westerville
Sandy Hill
Hill
Bob Lucas
Paulding
Hafback
Dick Shatto
Springfield
Upper Arlington
Grandview
Fridday
Tad Weed
Art Miller
Uper Arlington
Wyoming
Lockland
Smithfield
Little Jefferson Union
Canton McKinley
Cincinnati
Purcell
Springfield Township
Summit’ County
Hudson
Tipp City
Brookfield
Mifflin
Louisville
Minerva
Canton Central Catholic
Steubenville Central
Wooster
Ravenna
Louis Mariano
Warren Harding
Presidents
Panthers
Erie
Academy
Don Stroup
Toledo
Waite
Frank Pauly
Bob
Rocko) Joslin
Glenn Ellison
Cavalier
Ohio high school poll ranks Canton McKinley top
Canton McKinley leads the AP football poll with 315 votes from 32 voters. Mansfield is second with 241 votes, followed by Toledo Libbey at 158 and Springfield at 107. Other teams and many more receiving votes include Middletown Findlay Marion Grandview Cincinnati Roger Bacon and more as the rankings reflect week’s sports writers and broadcasters selections.
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Columbus
Toledo Libbey
Springfield
Middletown
Findlay
Marion
Grandview
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Upper Arlington
Wooster
Sandusky
Zanesville
Canton
Timken
Lockland
Louisville
Hamilton
Newark
Ravenna
Akron South
Toledo Central
Canton Central
Lima South
Taylor
Campbell
Toledo
Waite
Vermilion
Brookfield
Akron West
Summit
Whitmer
Akron
Garfield
Steubenville
Mifflin
Alliance
Wintersville
Fesler Demands Buckeyes Stay Sharp for Illinois and Michigan
Ohio State coach Wesley Fesler pushes his team after a narrow 14 to 10 win over Pitt. He schedules two hard scrimmages to prevent a mental collapse before facing Illinois and Michigan this weekend in Ann Arbor. Scout E Godfrey praises Illinois running attack as OSU eyes a tough stretch.
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Ohio State
Wesley
Fesler
Illinois
Michigan
Pittsburgh
E Godfrey
Buckeyes
Illini
OSU
Pitt
Ann Arr
Baseball Draft Set Next Week For Cincinnati
NEW YORK AP Major league club owners will spend over 100000 in the annual draft in Cincinnati next week hoping to snag another Hack Wilson. History shows many basement price picks fail to stick in the majors, though exceptions exist as the Cubs did with Wilson who led NL home runs in 1926 and set the NL single season runs batted in record in 1930.
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New York
Cincinnati
Hack Wilson
Chicago Ay
Cubs
Wilson
Toledo
New York Giants
Hack
Motley Sets New AFC All-Time Rushing Record
New York AP reports Cleveland Browns back Motley became the All-America Conference’s career rushing leader with 118 yards as he helped defeat the Chicago Hornets. His career total reached 2,914 yards, surpassing Spec Sanders’ 2,900 with the Yankees across three seasons.
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New York
Marion Motley
Cleveland Browns
Cleveland
Chicago Hornets
Spec Sanders
Yankees
Cleveland Packster Top Hockey Scorer
New York AP report lists Les Douglas Jet Cleveland and Ab DeMarco of Buffalo as leaders in the American Hockey League scoring race. Douglas has 20 points and 13 assists while DeMarco has 18 points and 18 goals. Joe Lepine of Cincinnati leads penalties with 40 minutes.
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NEW York
Les Douglas
Cleveland
Ab DeMarco
Buffalo
Douglas
DeMarco
Joe Lepine
Cincinnati
Classic Meets Tomorrow Officers Plan League Meeting
The Classic Bowling League will hold a meeting tomorrow at Broad St Bowl-Mar at 1 30 p m. Jack Frisbie president states officers and team captains will attend the session to coordinate upcoming events.
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Broad St. Bowl-Mar
Jack Frisbie
Iowa center John Toner suffers jaw fracture after game
Des Moines AP reports Iowa center John Toner, who visited his parents, complained of a sore jaw after Saturday's game. He saw a doctor and underwent x rays revealing a fractured jaw.
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Des Moines
John Toner
Iowa
AAA Probes Rex Mays Death At Del Mar Racetrack
The American Automobile Association opened its investigation into Rex Mays death at Del Mar. Photos show two cars beside him as he lay on the track and a third struck him. AAA will not release a race film publicly. The death raises auto racing fatalities to 18 for the year, with nine in midget racing and seven sanctioned deaths in 600 days.
Five Steele Brothers Extend Team's Lead In American League
The Steele brothers led Steele Wallpaper in the American League at the YMCA, delivering a dominant night to stretch their first place margin to two games by blanking the Lions while Delicia edged Oglesby Barnitz. Mel Steele topped the family with 190 200 182 572 as Brehm and Gene Mair contributed key efforts for their teams.
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YMCA
Lions
Delicia
Oglesby-Barnitz
Mel Steele
Brehm
Gene Mair
Weikel
Bankers
Rootie
Charlie Little
WPFL
Ortman Stewart
Arnold Grine
Prior
Paul McCane
Busmen
Iowa football player in hospital with polio
Iowa City reports Larry Willimack a 21 year old member of the Iowa football squad is in the hospital with a serious case of polio. team physician D W D Paul says there will be no quarantine of Iowa players.
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Paul Walker
McKinley
Zelde
Car and Monroe
Tear
United Welding
Mokry’s
Johnny Brown
Journal
Iowa City
Larry Willimack
Iowa
D- W. D. Paul
Notre Dame Tops AP Football Poll For Fifth Straight Week
Notre Dame holds No 1 in the AP poll for the fifth straight week with 137 of 163 first place votes. Army 2nd, Oklahoma 3rd, California 4th, Michigan 5th. Cornell 6th, Rice 7th, Michigan State 8th, Minnesota 9th, Virginia 10th. Several shifts follow ND’s dominance as teams like Michigan State and Rice rise or fall in the rankings.
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Will Grimsley
NEW York
Notre Dam
Fighting Irish
South Benders
Army
Oklahoma
California
Cornell
Michigan
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Minnesota
Viras Baylor
Southern Methodist
Rice
Virginia
Ohio State
Texas
Kentucky
Boston University
Louisiana State
Stanford
Wake
College of Pacific
Santa Clara
Big Irish End Gopher Tackle Eyed By Pros
AP report notes Notre Dame end Leon Hart and Minnesota tackle Leo Nomellini as top college players sought by NFL and A. C. pros. Hart, Irish co-captain, was picked by the Detroit Lions as a bonus choice in an Philadelphia draft meeting. Nomellini, 250 pounds, is a veteran ready for pro ball. Also eyed are Emil Siiko, Tom O Malley, Lindy Barry, and Lynn Chandneis.
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NEW York
Leon Hart
Notre Dame
Leo Nomellini
Minnesota
Detroit Lions
Hart
Philadelphia
Hert
Nomellini
Minneapolis
Emil Siiko
Tom O'Malley
Cincinnati
Lindy Barry
Exast Christian
Lynn Chandneis
Ners State
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