Greatest thrill: Dye recalls late winning TD against Colgate
ANIPPY DYE, former Ohio State quarterback, recalls his biggest football thrill when a play produced the game winning touchdown versus Colgate. He cites Notre Dame’s 3 years earlier memorial game as shaping his view of the Irish. He lists Merle Wendi Gaynell Tinsley Johnny Drake and Sammy Baugh among the best he saw.
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County B Cage League to Open November 18
Lorain County village and rural high schools set rules for the 1938 39 season adopting the grooved seam ball and treating the 1938 39 schedule as a contract. Grafton hosts the county tournament February 17 18 and February 24 25. Rosters require six to eight holdouts based on school size and all league games start at 730 PM under A W Smith. Lowe and Campbell of Cleveland donate a trophy. Thirteen teams entered: Belden South Amherst Columbia Avon Lake Penfield Grafton Brownhelm Ridge Me Eaton La Grange Brookside.
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Greenfield Star Chooses Alabama
Greenfield McLain high school back Carl Grate ends his scholastic career after scoring 145 points in six games. The 18 year old will matriculate to the University of Alabama next year. His final season concludes after games against Henrietta and Avon with first games set for November 18 and the season ending February 10.
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Seabiscuit and War Admiral Set for Big Match Race
Two legendary thoroughbreds War Admiral and Seabiscuit race a mile and three sixteenths at Old Pimlico for the title of America's greatest race horse. The winner earns $15,000 and a silver cup as Baltimore buzzes with questions on early speed, pace, and final stretch charges. Both horses have trained without mishap as fans debate tactics and outcome.
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Dope the Results Contest Winners Offer in Elyria Fremont Game
Five pairs of tickets to the Elyria Fremont game on Friday November 1 are offered to contest winners. Read the coupon on this page, predict the 20 game winners, mail by 6 p.m. Thursday November 3, and the first five correct responses will be deemed winners. Sydney building boom shows $8,082,000 in major projects under construction with $4,452,000 projected and $7,188,016 in suburban building in early year.
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Australia
Chipmunk Learns Quick at Bare Mountain Lookout
A pet chipmunk owned by Mr and Mrs Robert Howell at Bare Mountain lookout in Glacier National Park jumped onto a hot stove for food. The animal escaped serious harm with only slight burns to its feet, illustrating how fast it learned that stoves are hot.
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K of C Bowling League Four Matches Tonight
In the Knights of Columbus Bowling League at the K of C Lays the schedule features two shifts. Early shift at 7 p m has Traxler's No 7 vs Roth's No 1 and Gamble's No 4 vs Brennan's No 6. Late shift at 9 p m matches Wagner's No 3 against Foss's No 8 and Esch's No 5 against Seward's No 2.
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Armstrong Garcia Fight For Welter Crown At Madison Square Garden
In New York on Wednesday welterweight title favorite Henry Armstrong meets Cefertia Garcia at Madison Square Garden. Blood likely will decide the bout as both fighters carry or risk notable facial injuries from recent wars in the ring. Louis arrives to discuss a January title defense with promoter Jacobs.
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Lombardi Voted National League MVP in 1940
Ernie Lombardi of the Cincinnati Reds was named the National League most valuable player by a Baseball Writers Association of America committee. He led NL batters with a .342 average and collected 229 points, beating Bill Lee who had 166. Lombardi, 30, 6 feet 2 inches, 220 pounds, helped Cincinnati rise to fourth place with strong defense and hitting.
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Bell Realty Drills Show Practice on Local Court
Bell Realty team schedules a practice at 8 pm on the M. C. A. court inviting last year’s players and new members. West Side Bulldogs also plan an afternoon practice at Jefferson Field with listed players Bates Brokaw Beckloff Clapp Lehriner Jewell Bishop Roig Ross Smith Novak Worcester and Seminoe to report.
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Crimson Red Raiders Set for Lake Erie League Clash
Shaker Heights Red Raiders travel to Ely Stadium to face Elyria Crimson on Saturday in a Lake Erie League game. Shaker, 2 3 1, beat Cleveland Heights 6 6 last week and sit fifth. Elyria shows mixed results with injuries listed but expected to play. Carl Sofredo leads Shaker backfield, with Bosco Schwartz and White on the line. Elyria hopes Dick Selman Bob Yanke and Johnny Simon recover in time.
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Elyria-Lorain Grid Tickets Still Available
Elyria High officials announced that advance sales for the Elyria Lorain football game are exhausted in Elyria, but about 200 tickets remain for sale in Lorain. Carl L. Smith said he learned from George Daniel that Lorain still has tickets, available at Gould Grocery on Washington Avenue and Sixth Street and at the Y M C A on 28th Street.
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Beach Janiak Tie For Ohio Scoring Lead
Ohio College football scorers feature William Beach of Toledo and Len Janiak of Ohio University tied at 55 points each for the lead in the state. Beach, a 161 pound sophomore from Point Place, has run and kicked to reach the mark as Ries tops touchdowns with nine for Western Reserve, while Beach and Janiak hold the total scoring edge with high point totals.
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Northwestern Wildcats threaten Notre Dame as Big Ten race tightens
Chicago November one. Northwestern's new backs Oliver Hahnenstein Francis Purtell and Erwin Madsen sparked the offense in a scoreless tie with Ohio State and a strong showing against Minnesota. The Big Ten standings blur as Michigan, Northwestern and Ohio State prepare for decisive meetings, with Minnesota and Notre Dame still in the hunt for the title.
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Red) Hahnenstein
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