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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1937
Page
9
Elyria and Lakewood Lighties meet in a preliminary clash slated for 1 PM. Elyria Ban Tams sit just above tomorrow's opponents in the standings as Heights hosts East Tech, the only other Lake Erie League team in action, while Shaker Heights faced John Adams this afternoon.
Results list numerous high school football scores in Columbus area matchups and surrounding districts. Notable games include Forest 56 over Rising Sun 0 and Mount Gilead 56 over Sunbury 0, with other city and county pairings such as Granville 20 Westerville 0 and Ohio School for the Deaf 12 over Columbus Bexley 13.
Dayton seeks a seventh straight win as the undefeated Buckeye Conference leader meets Toledo in Toledo in the marquee game of a 21 game program. Toledo, winner of only one game this season, faces Dayton's high powered attack while other Ohio Conference clashes unfold across the schedule.
Elyria High Lightweight gridsters travel to Lakewood for a season finale road game. Lakewood, tied for last with Heights at one win three losses and a tie, holds the edge in the matchup. Bauer's squad has managed just forty league points while allowing over fifty, and injuries thin the lineup as Hearne is out and Alexander returns to start. Starting charges likely Reid Battle Bara Gehring Fobes Bell Hanson Refenn ing Keisler Alexander Montag nese.
The London Midland and Scottish Railway is using films to train its dispersed employees. A five film production program, all of which are talkies, is near completion.
United Press staff predicts Lafayette will lose to Rutgers while six other undefeated teams Baylor Colorado Montana California Santa Clara and Alabama should win. Other major picks include Yale over Brown Dartmouth over Princeton Harvard over Army Fordham over Purdue Penn over Penn State Navy over Columbia Temple over Michigan State Villanova over Marquette Duquesne over Carnegie Tech Syracuse over Western Reserve Georgetown over West Virginia Catholic U over West Virginia Wesleyan Pittsburgh over Notre Dame Ohio State over Indiana Northwestern over Illinois Minnesota over Iowa Michigan over Chicago Nebraska over Kansas Oklahoma over Iowa State Missouri over St. Louis Alabama over Tulane Auburn over Tennessee Georgia over Florida LSU over Mississippi State Sewanee over Vanderbilt Georgia Tech over Clemson Kentucky over South Carolina Duke over Wake Forest Baylor over Texas Arkansas over Rice Texas A&M over SMU California over Washington Oregon over Washington State USC over Stanford Santa Clara over San Jose State Oregon State over Willamette Colorado over Utah Denver over Utah State.
A collage of sports notes centers on Ohio State players and figures. The column teases 1939 season talk about Frank Zadworney as a leading Big Ten halfback and includes anecdotes about Nick Waslyk, Forrest Fordham’s knee injury, and Gussie Smallwood’s training, plus general boxing and boxing-wossip.
Five Loyola University football players dismissed last week for staying away from campus all night were reinstated today after the faculty board of disciplinary action reconsidered the case amid pleas from prominent citizens. The players are Carl Hovland from Minneapolis an end John Polich from Hibbing Neb an end Bob Zwank from Madison Wis a tackle Bela Andorka from Lorain O a tackle and Bill McGee from San Juan Capistrano Cal a tackle.
Italian shipping companies have expanded their presence in Far Eastern waters over the past few years, increasing active routes and fleet deployments. The shift reflects broader European trade strategy and stronger ties with Asian markets, with several carriers expanding services to key ports and enhancing vessel utilization.
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