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New Campaign Proves To Be Exciting OneCOLUlf rrnv of |H.S. ForecastsSurprises Spin Tup TenTim in Pom(%onr ui in** exciting In the fw'w ru some nilgh high sc boo along with two-point f pi««r andby thr rule»makcrs. the pow» In Buckeye football appear to tlie same old faces centered Northeastern Ohio.The pre-season ratings by t United Press International boa of coaclies choose the top fo teams in the stall' from the nlt;rt eastern part of the state.Headed by Massillon’s w r heeled Tigers, the ratings prm rd quite a few surprises. The b gest one had defending s t a champion Cleveland Ib'iicdicL dropped into fourth placeMassillon May Go I aheatrn Massillon, which will have new coach and new system tl fall under Leo Strain:, was heavy favorite to complete t! campaign unbeaten and In the t spot. However, the Tigers ha plenty ahead of them before thlt Ing about any unbeaten laurels Their 10-ganw schedule Includ such powers a.* Alliance. 8teub VlUe, Bi'iiedictinc, Mansfield a Warren Harding on success) weeks in addition to rival Cant McKinley The Massillon Warren conte In fact, could be tlie hi. h plt;niu Ohio high school football this f. Last season, the Tigers posslt knocked Warren out of the myt cal state title by scoring a d puled last-minute touchdown hand the Panthers then only d feat of the season A total of 2« coaches ptcrAkitin Smith 211 f*li'Vi,# land ColltnKHxl at Warren. Ak* rni\ (' intnn MiK ini v Bn km he tine at Cl« vcland 8t. YU 1* ward. One imatl Taft nt Hunuiton. I ’in i at rulumhu^ v,»th (iiWni-t»\\* Centra ^ at sti uiv n\ i!?f n.vr. land Kart at MAiuficld and I*orta»1 DunbarRedsOpen Series With CubsCINCINNATI DPI — Tie Cincinnati Itedlci's open a ci'icittl1 \ i-(iiii| lit I vt.ii, Cham-V i.:11 Toledo Waite Columbus South 7; Columbus East. To-h'do Clay ti Irontoii Strutfiers . Cuyahoga Falls. Van Wei t New Philadelphia. Lake wood 4; Jackson, Salem, Canton Lincoln. Cleveland Rhodes 3: r indla v. »»• uston, SttiitM'nvillo Central. Cincinnati Central 2; Lo-Ban. Akron St. Vincent. Buibrrton. Cleveland St. Joseph 1.Golfer Hopes To Break Jinx In TournamentDENVER I UP I * — Tommyjud division fitiisli in tin* .national 1;League.I Joe Nuxhall. standing at 12 and 110 W ns set to start tonight's open-1 ~r here following the Rcdlcgs' | May at Milwaukee when I h c , Braves trampled all over them Cincinnati was idle Thurslt;lay.Jacobs burned up thr i*.vlth u i'j. !iVi* uiKit.T pur. to t*iklt; : ?bo lead. He was one stroke ihcd of John \lcNfulhn also **3 j tl Fair Oak. Calif., and Bill Parker. 28. of Wcwoka. Okla.
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Norwalk Reflector Herald

Norwalk, Ohio, US

Fri, Sep 12, 1958

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