North Team Favored For First Victory In Third Star Game
The North, overdue for a win, is slight favorite over the South in the Third Annual Ohio High School All-Star game at Canton's Fawcett Stadium. About 24,000 expected as the North seeks its first victory in the schoolboy series, with coaches deeming the North capable but the South holding a wary edge on passing. The game caps a football clinic week by the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association.
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United Press
Anton
Canton
Fawcett Stadium
Toledo
Cruck Mather
Hamilton
Massillon
Bill Smith
Bill Rowekamp
Marietta
Bob Tration
Steubenville Central
Paul Bucey
Toronto
Mather
Home Ecdington
Chillicothe
George Wer
Piqua
Strobel
Bup Rearick
Canton ‘McKinley
Ike Truder
Elyria
Bob Burland
Phillips Oilers
U. S
Omar
Bud) Browning
Soundl
Mexico
France
Herring
Torma
Douglas du Preez
South Africa
du Preez
Upset Beats Man O War At Saratoga In 1919
Historical notes recall the 1919 Sanford at Saratoga where Upset, ridden by Willie Knapp, defeated Man O War for his only career loss. Big Red, 1919 two year old, faded to fifth as Upset outpaced Golden Broom and the field, an upset remembered by old timers at the Spa 29 years later.
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Reg
Big Red
Sanford
Walter M. Jeffrds
Upset Barre Payre Witner
Johnny Loftus
Golden Broom
Upset
Man O'War
Little Willie Knapp
Whitney
Oftus
Golden Thunderbolt
Glen Riddle Farm
Pimlico
O'd Will Harbut
Saratoga
Man O’war
Often-Booed U.S. Cagers Try For Olympic Medals
United States basketball faced booing yet aimed for Olympic gold in the final day at Harringay Arena. Hank Herring reached the welterweight final against Julius Torma as the team contends with criticism of size and rough play while others found varying success in boxing events.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
Ondon
United States
France
Sailer Horace
Hank) Herring
San Deigo
Cal
Naval
Julius Torma
Czechoslovakia
Harringay Arena
U S
Crown Season Champs Clinch Oberlin Class A Title
Mazza Pontiacs captured the Oberlin Class A softball season crown after winning the two halves. they clinched the title in a final playoff series with an 11 1 victory. Clint Hanmer tossed a one hit game in the opener and again hurled a dominant performance to seal the championship.
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Pontiacs
Oberlin
T. O. Murphy Company
Clint Hanmer
T. O. Murpar
W Esteravs Tt
Dairy Service
Pontacs
Morphi Co
Mazza Pontecs
Hanmer
T. QO
Murp
Krepper
Acker
Witbond
Ridgeville Softball Postpones Thursday Twin Bill
Rain postpones the Ridgeville Softball League two game program set for Thursday night. Friday schedule shows Avon Men’s Sports Tavern vs Ridgeville Merchants and Belden merchants vs Ridgeville Vets. The Sunday twin bill remains on schedule with Avon Mel’s Sports Tavern vs Ridgeville Vets at 7 15 and United Steelworkers 1242 of Elyria vs Ridgeville Diederick Florists at 8 30.
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Ridgeville
Belden Merchants
Ridgeville Vets
Avon Mei’s Sports Tavern
Ridgeville Merchants
Avon Mel's Sports Tavern
United Steelworkers
Elyria
Ridgeville Diederick Florists
Olympic standings show nations across the games
Fragmented Olympic standings list many nations including United States Sweden France Britain Hungary Italy Denmark Netherlands Finland Turkey Australia Switzerland Norway Czechoslovakia and more. The text mixes scores and weights with unclear figures, showing unofficial tallies across a wide field of events.
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London FF Staadings
United States
Sweden
France
Britain
Hungary
Italy
Denmark
Netherlard
Finland
Turkey
Australia
Switzerla
Norway
Czechoslo
Lorain Board Adopts New Athletic Program and Staff
Lorain City Board of Education approved a revised athletic program at Lorain High School. Harold Pryor remains head football coach with four new assistants. Ed Dinniger, Herb Mills, and E W Bush retain head coaching roles in basketball, baseball, and track. New hires include Lutsch, Lauer, Kane, and Kare as assistants, with Dan iels named athletics director and McCaskey equipment manager.
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Lorain
City Board of Education
Steelmen
C. W. Woolcock
Toay
Harold Pryor
Ed Dinniger
Herb Mills
E. W. Bush
Pryor
John Lutsch
Aksisa
Bryce Bloom
Carnes
Swartwood
Mills
Bloom
Millis
Woolcock
George Daniels
Lutsch
Cinniger~ i
Lauer
Mulls
Cinniger
F. M. McCaskey
Jusior High
Harry Kare
Daniels
Woclecck An Pryor
Demaret and Ransom Lead St Paul Open After Round One
Jimmy Demaret of Ojai California and Henry Ransom of Ravinia Illinois shot five under par 67 to share early lead in the St Paul Open at Keller course. Liord Mangrum, the tour money leader, trailed by three with a 70 as putting woes haunted him in the four day event. B Nary Ky Laffoon and Otto Grenier were one stroke back with 68.
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ST. Paul. Minn
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Cal
Henry Ransom
Ravinia, IV
Liord Mangrum
Demaret
Ransom
Mangrum
Keller Course
B.” Nary
Phoenix
Ariz, Ky Laffoon
St. Andrews
Otto Grenier
Baltimore
United Polish Club Opens Abbeyville Softball Tourney
The United Polish Club Class A softball team meets Berea St Adelbert's Saturday at 8 PM in the Abbeyville Tournament opener. UPC members should assemble at the club at 6 30 PM for the trip.
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United Polish Club
Berea St. Adelbert’s
Abbeyville
Up.c
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