Notre Dame vs. Southern California Outshines West Coast Clash
The column previews Notre Dame at USC, noting a likely 95,000 crowd and ND undefeated in eight games. USC has seven wins, two losses to Alabama and Washington, with big-season upsets. Also covers Christmas boxing show plans in Cleveland with Henry Armstrong headlining and proceeds aiding city children.
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Massillon Faces Loss of Five Lettermen in Next Season
Massillon football fans learned that only five letter winners return for the upcoming season. Rumors spread about coaching insights and past forfeits, with figures like Lou Little and various Eastern coaches mentioned. Amherst hosts an amateur boxing show tonight drawing many locals.
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Cleaners Edge Red Heads In Overtime Thriller
Worthington Dry Cleaners open 1938 39 by beating Olson's All-American Red Heads 48 40 in Elyria at Jefferson Junior High. Wilms paced the Cleaners with 12 points in overtime. Peggy Lawson sealed the win. Red Heads led late before foul shots and a late basket forced extra time.
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Bud” Worthington
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Brighton Cagers Triumph Over Wakeman in Local Clash
Brighton wins 31 to 25 as captain Re Perkins leads with 15 points on seven field goals and a foul. Wakeman reserves fall to Brighton reserves 26 to 18 in the preliminary game on the local hardwood.
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Pitt Freshmen Set Deadline For Tuition Showdown
Freshman football stars at the University of Pittsburgh set a deadline for a showdown over tuition fees. They allege they were misled into signing $300 notes and claim promises lured them to enroll. John Weber said the dispute may be resolved Monday as investigations proceed. trustees previously waived current year tuition for affected players.
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Dance plans discussed by Standard Cleaners team
Members of the Standard Cleaners football team are asked to meet next Monday evening at 8 oclock at the home of Levi Morse on Mendel court. Final plans for the team dance will be discussed. Pintur Klein Yost and Simmons are asked to take notice.
Armstrong to Defend 147-Pound Title at Cleveland Arena
Henry Armstrong, world welterweight champion, plans a in round defense of his 147-pound title against Al Manfredo in Cleveland on December 4. The bout headlines the Cleveland News Christmas Fund card, following his recent NY victory over Cefering Garcia.
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Benny Leonard Returns as Referee on Cleveland Boxing Show
Benny Leonard, former lightweight champion, will referee on The Cleveland News Carstmes fund boxing show at the Arena Monday night. The card features Henry Armstrong defending his lightweight title against Al Manfredo in the 15 round main event, with Solly Krieger, Lou Ambers, and Petey Sorron among the notables. Large crowds are expected as Krieger gains fan interest and workouts draw attention, with ticket prices ranging from 1 to 6 dollars and ringside seats 12.50.
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Elyrians Return From Hunting Trip With Three Deer
Three Elyrian hunters from Lake Averic Tors returned from a Pennsylvanian deer trip with three deer. WOT Collier, Rott Collier, and G. W. Caller, from PorteAlieteens in Liberty county, were among Northeastern Pennsylvania’s deer season participants. The largest deer weighed 169 pounds and the smallest 25 pounds.
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St Mary's Agrees To Play Bowl Game In Dallas
St Mary's College of Moraga Calif will play its first bowl game in Dallas on January 2 facing undefeated Texas Tech. Coach Slip Madigan announced reissuing uniforms and resuming training after finishing the season with a 7 0 win over Santa Clara to maintain the perfect record and prepare for the Techmen.
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Amateur matman dies in Findlay incident
Edward Urschalitz, 33, amateur wrestler, died Thursday from a spine injury he suffered last summer after being struck in the back by a bat during a sandlot baseball game in Findlay Ohio.
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Crowd set for South Amherst mitt card tonight
Large attendance expected at Porester's drafl tere for a nine bout amateur boxing card to benefit the South Amherst Recreation Center. Three five round matches and six three round bouts feature locals and neighbors from Lorain Fremont and nearby towns. Main events include Max Schindler versus Eddie Lambert and Frankie Reese versus Frankie Huss. First bout starts promptly at 8 p.m.
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Max Schindler
Eddie Lambert
Fremont
Wild Joe Mielearek
Lorain
Ted Gargon
Cleveland
Frankie Reese
Frankie Huss
Joe Kosiorek
Eddie Denroe
Nick Radosovich
Jules Nickel
Alex Pielak
Billy Gulling
Martin Schellhower
Tom Young
Bob Passanini
Bob Cissne
James Crisp
Lawrence Crisp
Perfect Record Teams Favored
New York December 2 Notre Dame Tennessee and Oklahoma are set to defend perfect records in the 1938 season finale. Notre Dame, top candidate for the mythical national title, meets a rising USC club in Los Angeles before 95000 fans. Tennessee faces Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl at New Orleans with betting lines suggesting a close, high-stakes game.
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Orla Dine
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Crete
Cole
Taen Carnua
Elvria Ladies Bowling Loop Matches Tonight
Elvria Recreation presents a bowling loop with matches including Graft Company versus Standard Clean and Hillone Favern against Cry Doan. The event lists four scheduled bouts at Elyin Recroyt with Sears Ror buck on Leos Fire Woskrent and Grille Elvsria coordinating.
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Ohio Grid Coaches Face Scheduling Turmoil For 1939
Ohio college football officials work on 1939 schedules as clubs seek stronger opponents. Toledo and St Marys of San Antonio meet to close 1938. Sophomore Bill Beach aims to tie Kerr Williams for single season scoring. Reserve Akron Cincinnati fear crowded rosters and pursue big name games while Western Reserve and others eye Western Conference slots.
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First Floor Retains Lead In Troxel Bowling League
The First Floor held first place by taking two of three games from the Fourth Floor at the K of P alleys. The Second Floor upset the Fourth Floor in the other match. High score was Zack of the Third Floor with 532.
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