bchool Colors—Red and Gray.\ 27,000 Ohio Kids All Set „ For Another Football SeasonManTwei wa« the i Wc first Fr to gCOLUMBUS. Ohio (AP)-More« than 27.000 helmeted and deated 1 kids start battling this weekend • for Ohio's 1958 high achool foot- j ball championship.Strung along the far flung front I* j arc 605 team* playing the 11-man j ° game, and 43 other* featuring six * a 1 man footbaU. A year ago 27.098 ». boys were on the gridiron ro*ter*.« and the figure is up this season due to newly-consolidated schools *• taking up the game.H. W F.mswiler. who retires Nov. 1 a* state high school ath-letic commissioner, is unperturb-*• ed by the opening blast. He's fish*. ing in Canada.But W. J. McConnell, assistant ^ commissioner who takes over as tr Emmy departs, declared:This looks like a very inter-, esting season. Coaching changes.I especially among the atronger r. schools, have been numerous. TheFootball Games Friday Night! run) tor i ButWESTERN RKKF.YK Van Wert at Bryan.Ada at Wapakoneta Blurne.( elina Public at Rockford. Urban* at HHiefontalnr.St. Marys at Greenville. Sidne) Public at Lima Shaweigh' Mar. over Fr 17 ii P.ra) new point after touchdown rule iscertain to add many new thrills y [The new blocking rule could bring * up some interesting situations. n. There will be new faces, new stars. | ■lt;. i This could be one of our greatest j «.! years.**,« McConnell it id his office is rr ; flooded with eligibility questions, ,f and that everyone wanu an an : swer by Friday.**r The questions renter around transfer students, age limits, workOTHER GAMES Spencervllle at Pandor-Gilboa. Columbus Grove at lelpho Jefferson.Forest at Ellda. lima Senior at Columbus North.Uoldwater at Maria Stein. Lafayette at Bluffton.Lima Rath at Pcrry»burg. Paulding at Delta.Payne at White Institute. l-eip*.ilt; at North Baltimore.Swanton at Napoleon.Ilirksville at Garrett. Ind. Montpelier at Defiance.•eve Th j high jplac Giar 1 swet •Vs wartSr1PizaStfouri **iAngFiinniiDar.thesacrStBuckeye Passing Attack Praisedmer(7-5hittcBucanmerCOLUMBUS. Ohio lt;AP - The {JJ;1^ taken during the summer by those Ohio State passing attack drew «. on the scholastic edge, and many Wednesday from Coachother things. McConnell said. I Woody Hayes. But the Buckeyes'soulsingidbut we'll have 'em ironed out defenses were called mediocre.’*i byjtickoff time Friday night mHayes, who has said the Bucks ; gtirahut,e Cleveland Benedictine, the 1957 will take to the air more this ,iil state champion and first team out- yc-ar, ssw quarterbacks Frank , key ,ft side Stark County to take the Krcntblas of Akron and Jerry on rc title in 10 campaigns, opens against Fields of Coal Grove hurl five]-• Cleveland St Edward. touchdown passes during the longj Canton McKinley, king the prev- scrimmage.M ious two years, has a new coach ftoldt, the No. 2 quarterback,at the helm in Jimmy Robinson, as pul on , Dear p*rfect passing ex- 1 y , the Bulldogs entertain Akron Buch- . hlbilion completing his first five » r. tel. Robinson transferred from , .aiwl Tom Morgan of HamiltonCanton Lehman as Wade Watts j,auled in three of the tosses tworesigned. i good for touchdowns. Rusty Bow- 'I* Massillon, holder of the crown ermaster, another Hamilton end. |g; for seven straight seasons prior to grabbetl *nother Fields pass to ! McKinley's reign, also has a new 5core mentor in Leo Strang, last year at , _cr East Cleveland Shaw The Massilnd ; lout, second to Benedictine in last it ! season’s Associated Press poll, rd have Akron South as their open . ing foe.ngl Warren, beaten only by MassilArt Pupil Crawford Is Put On CanvasM»it i- - . . /nAtitrfi I CHICAGO (AP — Art studenthe ton l»»t ;Mr.in. * ! ! Mickey Crawford. fourth rankingce iJS1 I contender, got him-19hernhlr! u, - bu' rt w“n'‘ • -« «*. Cleveland Collinwood in the Frl-I day inaugural.Among the other top flight open M ling contests this weekend are*traitTiger Jones, that old villain of televised fights who has spoiled many a youngster's hopes, decked 1rs,« comrsis «n , ™ » - , Crawford twice with rights and theAkron Centra .1 AMUnej. Oj- fi h, Jl0 d in ):M |hf,lumbus Central at Steubeaville, j tr(j’ Akron Kenmore at Barbertonhe Young.towt. Chaney at Young* o\erweight 1M Apparently thi. « •««* baggage made him slug- I10th round.Crawford, 24. was .six poundshad for some time. East at Mansfield, Dover at Woost lt;r. Columbus West at Springfield.Cleveland West at Zanesville. Cin-ire ctnnati Taft at Hamilton, Cine in-»d;nati Purcell at Fremont Ross, er- Middletown at Dayton Fairmont,•ar , Lorain at Toledo Libhey. Van sional Golfers* Assn of Americars jWert at Bryan, Bellaire at Mar- will be held here Novermber 6 14. a ietta. Columbus East at Newark, | Denny Champagne, pro at Dubs 'Lima at Columbus North, and Lex- - dread in Orlando and presidenj of ingtou (Ky ) Dunbar at Ports- the Florida PGA section, is serv (mouth. ling a* program chairmanPGA MeetsCLEARWATER. Fla. -JR — The 42nd annual meeting of the Profes-